Muhlenberg County Public Schools

Happy Monday! The phone lines across the district are currently not working. This is an ATT issue in several districts throughout the state. We will send out another notification when the lines are working. Thank you

Exciting Day at Greenville Elementary! 🌟 Today, we welcomed visitors from Christian County Schools to witness the magic of co-teaching in action! Our dedicated educators are collaborating seamlessly to create an inclusive and engaging learning environment for all students. #CoTeaching #InclusiveLearning 🍎📝

All Muhlenberg County Schools will operate under normal schedule tomorrow. We can't wait to see all of your students and staff!

There will be no school on Monday, January 22, 2024. Several of our backroads are still covered in snow and ice. This will be NTI Day #5 for Muhlenberg County Schools.

January is National School Board Recognition Month. We are thankful for our board members for all they do. They are responsible for making decisions aimed at ensuring that every child in our district as well as each employee has a chance to succeed in school, at work, and in life. Thank you, Stefanie Rager, Susan Wells, Rajiv Johar, Darrell Bowers, and Kim Bard, for your dedication and service to Muhlenberg County Schools!

There will be no school on Friday, January 19, 2024. This will be NTI Day #4 for Muhlenberg County Schools.

There will be no school on Thursday, January 18, 2024. This will be NTI Day #3 for Muhlenberg County Schools.

There will be no school on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. This will be NTI Day #2 for Muhlenberg County Schools.

There will be no school on Tuesday, January 16, 2024. This will be NTI Day #1 for Muhlenberg County Schools.

Our special education teachers met today to discuss co-teaching strategies and specially designed instruction. We are committed to strengthening partnerships with general educators to offer high quality instruction and support for all students!

Administrators and teachers across the district demonstrated January's competency of Creative Problem-Solving this week as they continued their work with Katie Martin from the Learner-Centered Collaborative. From visiting classrooms and celebrating learning to sharing ways to create more learner-centered classrooms, the district continues moving forward in developing and nurturing lifelong learners.

As noted on the district calendar, this Friday will be a Work Day for staff with no students and Monday will be no school in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Here is December's Gifted/Talented newsletter!

School resumes Wednesday, January 3, 2024.

These Gifted and Talented students from around the county proved what being an "Engaged Citizen" is all about! They each gave of their time and talents to help the Bremen Elementary School Christmas Bazaar, while learning about the importance of community service. Great job!

Muhlenberg County Public Schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday, December 18 and 19, due to sickness and low attendance.  These two days will not be NTI days and will not be required make-up days for students.  With Christmas break beginning Wednesday, December 20, the district will use Monday and Tuesday as required work days for staff only. Thank you and may you have a healthy and safe break.

The Board of Education would like to thank the Muhlenberg County Baptist Association for donating 77 Christmas backpacks for students across the district.

On behalf of our five elementary Family Resource Centers, we want to thank the Rager family for donating their proceeds from their annual 'Lil Rager Memorial Poker Run to children for Christmas assistance. This is the 8th year for the event and it has raised over $80,000 in monetary and toy donations.

Several students who are a part of our Gifted and Talented Program across the district were recognized at the November board meeting due to their outstanding results in last year's assessments. These students as 6th graders last year scored at a high school level in one or more areas of assessment and were awarded the opportunity to attend Camp Discover, a weeklong summer camp on the campus of Western Kentucky University, during the summer of 2023. The following students received certificates of achievement although not all were able to attend the meeting: Landon Bletzinger, Autumn Dixon, Kent Ginsburg, Reece Harper, Whitney Jones, Nate Kessinger, Miller Mayes, Vince Sharp, and Miles Thomas. In addition to these students, two of our freshmen Gifted and Talented students received certificates of achievement for their outstanding scores on the ACT as 8th graders last year. Trace Harper received recognition from the TIP Kentucky Program at Western Kentucky University for meeting the high school benchmark in science on the ACT. Garrett Lambert received Grand Recognition from the TIP Kentucky Program at WKU for achieving well above benchmark in all four areas of the ACT which are English, reading, math, and science. Congratulations, students, and thank you to Ms. Sherrie Brown for your leadership with these Gifted and Talented individuals.

Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!