Hopkins Ville, Ky, Cake Decorating Class

Hello everyone,

Our district is working each day to provide a great place for students to learn, teachers to teach, employees to work, and parents to send their children for an excellent education. During our return to learning this fall, we are committed to listening and responding to your experiences as a parent or guardian to student(s) in our school system. Our partners at Studer Education are providing an opportunity for you to provide feedback anonymously, at the link below.

Please take a few minutes to complete the Pulse Survey for Parents/Caregivers at this link: Parent/Caregiver Survey.

The survey is scheduled to open October 27th and remain open through November 3rd.

The survey takes approximately 5 minutes to complete. Your feedback will be used to celebrate our successes and to create action plans for improvement associated with our return to school. Your input is valuable; please take a few minutes to complete the survey.

Thank you for your interest in and support of your child's education with us. Please contact me if you have any questions concerning the survey.

John Gunn, principal, HHS

Hopkinsville HS First Hall of Fame Class Announcement:

Since the opening of Hopkinsville High School in 1904 - 1905, there have been many outstanding athletes, coaches, teams and supporters of Hopkinsville High School Athletics. In the 116th year of our historic school, a group of community members was formed to create a Hall of Fame. Today I am proud to announce the First Hall of Fame Class for Hopkinsville High School. The first inducted members for this class are listed below:

Coach Fleming Thornton

Pete Moore

Curtis Pulley

Coach Jerry Claiborne

Bird Averitt

Herb Covington

Coach Jim Ploesser

Miguel Merritt

Tommy Gray

Artose Pinner

Coach Rick Cohn

Coach Daryl Hallmark

Lawrence Brame

John Fuqua

Livingston Merritt

Additional information will be shared as we move forward in this process. A website will be constructed for the community to view for their enjoyment, as well as preserving our history.

Thanks

Blake Leach

Athletic Director

2021 - 2022 Curriculum Guide

HHS Tier II Behavior Referral

NTI Technology Help:

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Please take a few minutes to complete the 30-Day Parent/Caregiver Survey at this link:Parent Survey Link

Title I Parent Meeting Presentation can be found here:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pULiblv1IGCXj5odaT9GCPuF4DC9N-E603-G2irO2oI/edit?usp=sharing

2020 - 2021 Student Handbook

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TwL6SIgL1LnZCFFkO0ILcz6_Nb8f0RwopIvKhlMqU-s/edit?usp=sharing

With the CCPS Virtual Learning Academy option, our district will provide all educational curriculum, resources, technology needs, and teacher support for those students opting not to return to in-person classes.

Terroristic Threatening KRS 508.078

A United States Department of Education regulation published on May 19, 2020 defines sexual harassment for purposes of Title IX (sometimes referred to in policy and procedures as "Title IX Sexual Harassment").

For more information on the CCPS Title IX Sexual Harassment Policy, Click HERE

2020 - 2021 Curriculum Guide

Infinite Campus Log- in Instructions

Phone App Instructions

1. Go to your App Store

2. Search and Install:

Infinite Campus mobile Portal

3. Enter the County and State

County = Christian

State = Kentucky

4. Enter your username and password

5. Click on grades to see your students current grade

Computer Instructions

1. Go towww.christian.kyschools.us

2. Click Parent Tab

3. Click Infinite Campus Log in

4. Type in username and password

5. Click grades

6. Your students current grade is in the far left corner in yellow under 4th Quarter.

Attention Parents/Guardians:

Christian County Public Schools seeks to maintain a safe and orderly environment. Students transitioning from an alternative setting to a regular school enrollment are encouraged to focus on their academic performance.

Current policy states any student placement to an alternative setting will result in students not participating in school-wide functions. Based on policy 09.4341 Alternative Education, students assigned to alternative schools or programs for behavior-based infractions shall not be eligible to access extracurricular activities including, but not limited to sports activities, as allowed under applicable Board Policy, Code of Conduct, SBDM Policy, KHSAA rules or other alternative program standards adopted by the district.

Possible examples of school wide functions are listed below:

· Baccalaureate Ceremony

· Commencement Ceremony

· Prom

· Project Graduation

· End of Year Field Trips

· Class Events outside of Regular Instruction

15 or more Unexcused Absences Attendance Reminders

1. Students who have (15) or more unexcused days and/or unexcused tardies will not be allowed to participate in baccalaureate commencement (graduation) exercises.

2. Students who have (15) or more unexcused days and/or unexcused tardies will not be able to attend prom as a junior or senior or attend as a guest as a freshmen or sophomore.

3. Students who have (15) or more unexcused days and/or unexcused tardies will not be able to attend project graduation as a graduate or as the guest of a graduate.

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Link to Corwin Literacy