October is National Principal Month, and we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to each of you for making your students, staff, and schools your top priority. Your hard work and tireless dedication are the foundation for the achievements of countless students. We recognize how demanding and complex the role of a school principal is, yet you navigate every challenge with remarkable grace and enthusiasm. Thank you for your incredible leadership and for creating a positive environment where our students can thrive. We appreciate all that you do. Thank you, Harrison County Principals!
September Golden Horseshoe Winners!!!
Mark Pergram – Our district maintenance team would not be the same without Mark. His hard work, attention to detail, dependability, and consistency make him the model employee. We are grateful for all he does behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly.
Savannah White – Savannah shines in her ability to build strong relationships with students. As a positive leader, she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each student, making a lasting impact every day.
We are fortunate to have such dedicated and inspiring team members in Harrison County Schools!”
Harrison County is proud to show our support for both childhood and prostate cancer.
https://portal.ksba.org/public/Meeting.aspx?PublicAgencyID=79&PublicMeetingID=52061&AgencyTypeID=
Great work by Mrs. Callahan's 7th grade class at Harrison County Middle School! The students designed and built new, archival containers for the Constitution. Also, Assistant Superintendent Jennylynn Varner Hatter, was able to join a group of 5th-grade students at Eastside for a special lesson in regards to the Constitution yesterday afternoon.
Thank you to McDowell Trust Farms, along with Russ Arnold, for the gracious invitation to your Farm Field Day event. McDowell Trust Farms continued generosity and commitment to agricultural education greatly benefits the students of Harrison County Schools.
-Pictured is Russ Arnold presenting a donation on behalf of McDowell Trust Farms to Harrison County FFA students, FFA educators, Board members, and Superintendent Harry Burchett.
In September, we wear gold! Show your support on Friday, September 26!
Kentucky Safe Schools Week is September 8th-September 12th, 2025. This dedicated week aims to empower schools to strengthen their safety initiatives through targeted activities and discussions. The goal is to raise awareness about various aspects of school safety and empower students, teachers, parents, and the wider community to take proactive steps in creating a safe and nurturing learning environment for everyone.
Northside Elementary Tutoring Schedule for the 25/26 school year.
No School for Harrison County in observance of Labor Day.
