Cancellation for Boys B-Ball!
Another sports update!
Middle school soccer open gym canceled 1/16. We will post with anymore updates!
Middle school soccer open gym is canceled 1/15.
Tonight's Boys Basketball game vs Holy Family has been canceled.
Attention Musketeers! On Tuesday, January 16th, 2024, we will have a traditional snow day. This means staying warm, bundling up, and taking care of each other. #BelieveInGC
Congratulations to the MMS Academic Team! Together they came in 2nd place in the district!! We are so proud of you all!!
Overall Team Places:
1- Russell Middle
2- McKell Middle
3- Raceland Middle
4- Wurtland Middle
GC middle school girls soccer info.
Thank you to our Greenup County School Board Members. They help our schools thrive each and everyday! Thank you for everything you do!
Happy New Year Bulldogs!!!!
Merry Christmas Bulldogs! Santa is on his way!
Middle School Volleyball info.
Caudill’s Computer Science class is burning away with their Glowforge and 3D printers. Starting in January the students will begin selling their creations both at lunch and online!
Stay tuned for more!
Today our Bulldog Theater and Dance performed their Christmas play! It was amazing and the students did wonderful.
Tomorrow our Drama class performs their second play of the year!
Don't forget!! Tonight is our band and choir Christmas concert @6:30.
MMS Ugly Sweater Dance 7p-10p TONIGHT!!
$5 Entry *MMS Students Only
Christmas Spirit Week!!
Students lets all get into the spirit and have a fun week full of Christmas Joy!
Our CTE classes are going wonderful this year! Here is a little insight on what students have been creating in Mrs. Caudill's Computer Science Class.
THE DINNER TABLE PROJECT!
In collaboration with Pathways, The Dinner Table Project, and Kentucky Purple Star Schools we would like to offer our McKell Families a Dinner Table Project Phone Box!
Please let us know if you would like one!
They can be picked up in the front office or sent home with your student.
What is the Dinner Table Project?
The Dinner Table Project was created by Four Rivers Behavioral Health Regional Prevention Center in 2015 with the basic idea that families that eat together, have better relationships. If children have better relationships with their parents and siblings, they are less likely to try drugs and alcohol. Then we found out that the children of families that share meals together also have better academic performance, higher self-esteem, a greater sense of resilience, lower risk of teen pregnancy, lower risk of depression, lower rates of obesity, and a lower likelihood of developing an eating disorder! We also wanted to incorporate the Search Institute's 40 Developmental Assets that young people need to succeed. Through the years, The Dinner Table Project has changed but the core has stayed the same. We encourage families to eat together at least once a week with no electronics!
