Metcalfe County High School seniors Kelsey Fields and Konnor Gallagher were recognized during Senior Night festivities at the last home game of the season against Hart County. The Lady Hornets freshman, JV, and varsity teams swept the Lady Raiders. 

Click here to see more photos from Senior Night and the games against Hart County.

Metcalfe County Schools has received its state assessment and accountability results for the 2018-19 school year, which includes a new "star" rating system. District leaders have been analyzing those results. Click "read more" to view a press release with their findings and comments.

The Metcalfe County Schools backpack program received a financial boost from Farmers RECC. The electric cooperative presented FRYSC director Patty Bunch with a check for $2,000 at the Edmonton-Metcalfe County Chamber of Commerce quarterly breakfast on Sept. 24. The money will help feed children on weekends and other days that school is not in session.

Click here to see the story on WNKY 40.

Metcalfe County Schools is proud to announce it has been selected as the Edmonton-Metcalfe County Chamber of Commerce Business of the Quarter. Career Study and Student Employment Coordinators Geneva Scroggy, Bendy Zurmehly, and Krissy Billingsley were invited to speak at the chamber's quarterly breakfast. Also, speaking were four of our work-ready students Tyler Bray, Abby Cline, Miranda England, and HJ Hawkins.  

SCRTC's Community Network magazine recently published an article about the Old School Cafe and the students who run the cafe. Click here to read the full article.  

Metcalfe County High School senior Marisa Fields was crowned the 2019 MCHS Football Homecoming Queen on Friday, Sept. 20. Click here to see a slideshow of photos from Homecoming night.

The Metcalfe County Hornet Football Team scored its first victory of the season by defeating Edmonson County on Homecoming night 22-20. The Hornets are now 1-0 in district play. The Hornet News Network, KY Sports Guys, 99.1 The Hoss, and SCRTC teamed up to stream the game LIVE. You can watch the entire replay by clicking here.

The Metcalfe County Board of Education met in regular session on Sept. 9, 2019. The board recognized MCHS senior Cody Hart as "Student of the Month," four MCHS custodians as "Classified Employees of the Month": Paul McKenzie, Wendell Jessie, and Tim South, and David Acree (not pictured), and MCHS math teacher Karan Linkous as "Certified Employee of the Month." To see the press release from the September 2019 board meeting click "read more." Click here for a Summary of the board meeting. 

The Metcalfe County High School Marching Band placed 3rd at the Taylor County Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 14.

Metcalfe County Elementary School and Metcalfe County Middle School welcomed first responders to their schools on 9/11 to commemorate Patriot Day. It's been 18 years since 9/11/2001, a time before these students were born, but that didn't stop them from showing the most sincere appreciation and respect for the service and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform. The above video is MCES student Elyda Hicks singing the National Anthem. Click "read more" for additional videos and photos from our Patriot Day ceremonies. 

Metcalfe County Middle School 8th grade student Kassady London was crowned the 2019 MCMS Football Homecoming Queen on Sept. 10, 2019. Click here for more photos from Homecoming and 8th Grade Night. 

The Metcalfe County Hornet Marching Band placed 2nd in Class 1A at the South Central Kentucky Marching Band Classic in Glasgow, Ky. on Saturday, September 7.

Metcalfe County Middle School recognized its two 8th grade basketball players during 8th Grade Night at the Metcalfe vs Clinton County girls basketball game. Congratulations Kelleigh Pugh and Kassady London!

The Metcalfe County Hornets kicked off the 2019-20 football season at home against Barren County on Aug. 23. The Trojans won 48-6. To see more clips from this game and additional Hornet videos click "read more."