It's time to celebrate as we close the 2025-2026 school year! Happy Summer Break to all!
Jacklyn Murphy - 2026 Excellence in Teaching Award (Elementary Level)
Josh Stewart - 2026 Excellence in Teaching Award (Middle School Level)
Both Ms. Murphy and Mr. Stewart were nominated through the partnership of Madisonville Community College and Murray State University
Robin Osborne - 2026 Substitute Teacher of the Year
Ms. Osborne was nominated by the employees of Muhlenberg County Schools
Alex Miller - courageously demonstrating our Profile of a Learner competencies
Ms. Miller was recognized for her remarkable actions as described in our Profile of a Learner during a recent bus incident.
Remember there will be no school tomorrow, May 19, for students. It is a work day for all staff.
Closing day for students will be Friday, May 22.
Our transportation department honored and celebrated their Muhlenberg County High School senior co-op students with graduation cards, pizza and ice cream cake yesterday. They wished them blessings in the future as they continue their post-secondary education. Congratulations to Devin Cummings who will be attending Nashville Auto Diesel College in the fall and Nate Cobb who will be attending MCC, Clay Campus. Thank you for the work you have done this year!
Muhlenberg County Schools is aware of a school bus accident that occurred this morning involving one of our district buses, bus #124 . We are thankful to report that all middle and high school students along with the bus driver safely evacuated the bus and there have been only minor injuries reported.
Out of an abundance of care and support for our students, additional counselors have been made available at both Muhlenberg County Middle School and Muhlenberg County High School for any students who may need assistance following the incident.
We appreciate the quick response of emergency personnel and school staff. The safety and well-being of our students and employees remains our highest priority.
From classified to certified through Western Kentucky University, we want to congratulate Amber Jordan, Ashley Talbott, and Jessica Rolley for being selected for the Grow-Your-Own program. Best wishes as you begin this process!
Congratulations to Jonathan Mayes and Brody Sheriff, both sophomores at Muhlenberg County High School, for being selected from Muhlenberg County for the Gatton Academy!
The Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky at Western Kentucky University selected 97 sophomores from across the state for its Class of 2028, representing 36 counties and a highly competitive admissions process. The program immerses students in advanced STEM coursework, research, and residential college experiences while they complete high school. For educators, it highlights both the demand for accelerated pathways and the pipeline of future STEM talent across Kentucky.
