ELLIOTT COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

ECHS Cory Lewis has successfully passed his 2F KY DOT welding Certification.

This fine group of students have successfully completed the OSHA 10 general industry class. They will be issued a placeholder certificate until they receive their official wallet cards. This is the first ever OSHA class at Elliott County High School. This is a lifetime credential accepted by employers nationwide.

Congratulations to Jacquelyn Garland, ECHS Senior. She successfully passed her KY DOT welding certification. Great job Jaclyn.

Elliott County High School is proud to announce Patrick Smith as the new Head Baseball Coach. Patrick is a 2001 Graduate of Morgan County High School. He is married with 3 kids McKenna Smith, Brayden Smith and Kannon Smith. Patrick has worked in Law Enforcement for 10 years and is currently employed as a SRO by the Elliott County Board of Education.

Junior Gavin Skaggs practices overhead welding in the Elliott County weld class.

Congratulations to ECHS Junior Gavin Skaggs for successfully passing his KY DOT 3G Welding Certification.

Congratulations to ECHS Junior Matthew Mabry for successfully passing his 3G weld certification.

This is a stainless steel valve that our maintenance department needed repaired. Welding students Trenton Henderson and Marshall Skaggs worked together to complete this task.

Students learning the science of welding. Earning dual credits. More to welding than most people realize.

Elliott County High School Seniors can start placing cap and gown orders today!

ECHS seniors Ryan Ison, Brandon Maxie, Ryan Wagoner pictured with MCTC instructor Nick Pecco. These seniors completed their registration and will begin a pipe welding class in June 2023 after they graduate in May. Good luck, and congratulations on your future careers.

Elliott Schools' Superintendent Vacancy The Elliott County Board of Education is seeking a visionary, innovative leader who values transparency. This leader shall be an excellent communicator and relationship builder who is adept at critical thinking and problem solving and is able to make sound and swift decisions based on what is best for students. This leader shall also possess strong financial intelligence and have successful teaching and administrative experience. Valid Kentucky superintendent credentials are required.

Due to the threat of severe weather, Elliott County Schools will be dismissing at 1:00 today March the third. We apologize for any inconvenience as student safety is our primary concern. Thank you and have a wonderful weekend.

ECHS junior girls attended the Young Women LEAD Conference at ACTC.

Check out the image. Complete bathroom renovations. Vacant building revamp for student activities and offices.

Would like to congratulate these seniors Cameron Wilder, Gary Keeton, and Dominick McDaniel for earning their Gas Metal Arc Welding Certification. This is the 3rd certification for Gary, and the 2nd for Cameron and Dominick. All three seniors are currently enrolled to MCTC welding program where they will be attending school after graduation.

Wear Blue Tuesday April 19th for Child Abuse Awareness.

ECHS Seniors Gary Keeton, Dominick McDaniel and Camera Wilder gain valuable experience while fabricating a rebuild on a loader bucket. Not only is the welding in real application necessary, but learning how to work together as a team, safe and efficient is a must in the workplace.

ECHS Senior Gary Keeton has passed his 3G welding certification. This is his 2nd certificate this school year.

ECHS Junior Evan Fannin, 6 inch pipe welding.