FRYSC coordinators build relationships between schools, homes, and communities to support families and help students succeed. We would like to take time to thank FRYSC coordinators for all their hard work. They provide an invaluable service with the main goal of helping each student to learn to their fullest potential and to be successful into adulthood. Please join us in celebrating Family Resource and Youth Services Center coordinators.
#fryscstrong #whateverittakes #kybuilt
It is National Wear Red Day! Harrison County Schools wore red to raise awareness for heart health. #WearRedDay #WearRedandGive #GoRedforWomen #HeartMonth #OurHearts
Kindergarten Registration Information for the 2025-2026 School Year
Pre- School Registration Information for the 2025-2026 School Year.
A big thank you to our dedicated counselors who go above and beyond to ensure our students feel safe and supported. Our amazing school counselors always listen, support, and guide our students through every challenge! Thank you for being a beacon of hope and making a real difference in our school community. #NSCW #ThankYouCounselors
"Shout out to student participation at the January Board Meeting—your voices, engagement, and contributions make an impact!"
Michelle Hall is the Golden Horseshoe Award recipient for January. She demonstrates true servant leadership by prioritizing the well-being and success of every student she serves. Michelle goes above and beyond to create a positive and supportive school experience, making a lasting impact on the students of Harrison County. Congratulations!! Michelle, and thank you for your dedication!
Dee Cramer is the Golden Horseshoe Award recipient for January. She is multi-talented and highly respected, known for her dedication and willingness to take on any challenge. As an outstanding interventionist, Dee consistently goes the extra mile for Northside Elementary School, earning the admiration of both students and colleagues. Congratulations!!!!
The Oath of Office was presented at the Harrison County Board of Education meeting on January 28, 2025. Congratulations to all! (Ruth Hatterick not pictured.)
CONGRATULATIONS TO SOUTHSIDE! They regained the HC Attendance Challenge competition for Month 5! Great job!!!
We are hiring! Visit our web site to apply!
The Harrison County School District will be operating on regular schedule tomorrow, Friday, January 24. Please be safe and allow for extra travel time for you and your loved ones. Please watch for buses on narrow roads and give them ample room to pass.
HCBOE January, 2025 Agenda:
https://portal.ksba.org/public/Meeting.aspx?PublicAgencyID=79&PublicMeetingID=48237&AgencyTypeID=
Due to cold weather impacting road clearing and student transportation, there will be no in-person learning in the Harrison Co. School District tomorrow, Thursday, January 23. This will be a day of learning at home. Students should follow instructions for NTI Day 7.
Due to cold weather impacting road clearing and student/staff safety, there will be no in-person learning in the Harrison Co. School District tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22. This will be a day of learning at home. Students should follow instructions for NTI Day 6.
CHCRD Basketball Registration for Middle School Division is Open!
Due to inclement weather impacting roads and bus travel, there will be no in-person learning in the Harrison Co School District tomorrow, Tuesday, January 21. This will be a day of learning at home. Students should follow instructions for NTI Day 5.
No School on Monday January 20, 2025 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
We appreciate our Harrison County School Board Members!
Students, Staff and Families,
We received several reports this evening of snow covered and icy roads throughout the county. Much of this is as a result of wind blowing snow back across previously plowed roads that were fine earlier today. Mr. Blackburn and I just got back from checking these locations and they will require further plowing and salting before buses can travel. As a result, the Harrison County School District will be operating on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, January 15. This means that if you are a bus rider and your normal bus pickup time is 6:45 your new pickup time tomorrow will be 8:45. If you are transported by car your drop off time will now be 9:25. As a reminder to pre-school families, there is no pre-school when operating on a two-hour delay. If you have special circumstances you may call your school at 7:30.
Thank you for your understanding and be safe.