We will be giving the KYOTE exam to Seniors that want to take it on Monday, May 24th and Tuesday, May 25th beginning at 12:00 Pm on both days. Please report to the high school library.
Sophomore students had a potential exposure to Covid 19. If they were at school today they received a letter. An automated phone call also went out.
Sophomore students are in quarantine until May 21, 2021 and can return to school on May 24, 2021 OR they can get a PCR test on or after May 16th 2021 and return to school May 18, 2021 with proof of a negative PCR test.
Congratulations to Bryson Dickerson for passing his 3G welding Certification.
Welding student Kenneth Cox preparing metal door state certification.
Welding student Bryson Dickerson performing vertical weld during state certification.
Parents and students interested in small group instruction beginning February 8, 2021 need to contact one your child’s teacher by email or call 738-8052 for more information and details.
Summary of Special Board Meeting
The Elliott County Board of Education met on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 to consider how to safely resume in-person instruction. After discussing the concerns expressed by various stakeholders, the Board voted to continue virtual instruction at least until school employees have received their second COVID vaccine, which should be around February 18th. The Board also instructed principals and teachers to work next week to schedule more structured, face-to-face, small group instruction beginning the week of February 8. Staff from each school will be reaching out to families to make arrangements for students to come in. Social distancing and masks will be strictly enforced during all interactions.
The first nine weeks grading period will end on Tuesday, October 20, 2020. All work and assignments need to be completed and turned in by Tuesday, October 20, 2020. We appreciate your hard work!
Elliott County High School 2020 Virtual Graduation and Scholarship Ceremony
https://youtu.be/X_h5HqdUkqg
Reminder to Seniors: Grayson RECC scholarship applications are due on Friday to the electric company. Mr. Carter will be available for transcripts.
Please email him at
john.carter@elliott.kyschools.us if you need help with the application or if you need a transcript printed.
The welding class at Elliott Co High watches Ashley Applegate from KWI demonstrate GTAW welding during his visit.
Mr. Brad Brammell’s Agriculture class and Mrs. Tussey’s Class worked on a collaboration lesson involving baking biscuits and making homemade butter. They were delicious!
2020 Mountain Telephone Scholarship Application
The application is now live. There are no longer any paper applications. Please encourage students to begin the online process as soon as possible.
Students interested in applying can apply online at https://moreheadstate.awardspring.com/
There will be no school in Elliott County today, Wednesday, December 18, due to icy roadways. The District spelling bee and the Sandy Hook Elementary Christmas play scheduled for this evening will not be affected by this closure.
Mr. Gabe Markwell's class working on Native American projects.
Mrs. Sandy Moore's Class gathering information for career research project.
Varsity Lady Lions
Won both scrimmage games against Symmes Valley and West Portsmouth at Raceland on November 18, 2019.
If you have a Senior 🦁 and want financial assistance 💰 for college or vocational school don’t miss out on this opportunity!!
The FAFSA Application, (student financial aid) process opens Tuesday, October 1, 2019.
Seniors were given important information in their English classes on September 26, 2019. Please review this information with your child.
English classes will meet in the Elliott County High School library on October 1, 2019. Parents are welcome and encouraged to join us during your child’s English class. You will need an FSAID and your 2018 tax data.
Your senior has important instructions, dates, and tips for this process.
We hope to see you on Tuesday, October 1, 2019. 
2018 Rogers Scholar Malinda Cox of Elliott County organized a lake cleanup project for her community service project. She and a group of volunteers, Makenna Rose and Jasmine picked up 22 bags of trash and debris at three separate locations on Grayson Lake last fall. Read more about her project at http://centeryouthprograms.com/2019/03/2018-rogers-scholar-malinda-cox-of-elliott-county-organizes-community-cleanup-project/
FBLA Regional Competition winners are Emmy Greene, Arianna Gilliam and Ian Lewis. Best of Luck to each of you at FBLA State!
