GRC's College & Career Fair brought together 40 college and university representatives, military recruiters, and career professionals to meet with our students.

This is your one-stop shop for school and academic calendars, and holiday breaks.

Several times a year, Superintendent Dustin Howard pulls up a chair with classified employees from across the district for breakfast and conversation.

GRC seniors had the opportunity to explore their options for life after graduation during the “What’s Next?” event held in the GRC Library.

CCPS students went ALL IN for Agriculture Education Week, putting our Portrait of a Learner into action.

The FFA's annual Cardinal Spooktacular is set for Sunday, October 25, at GRC.

The Portrait of a Clark County Learner represents the qualities Clark County Public Schools hopes to see in its students and throughout the community: leadership, resilience, communication, innovation, citizenship, and collaboration. Every Board of Education meeting begins with a celebration of how our students, staff, and community members are living these qualities. "Greatness Recognitions allow us to celebrate the students, staff and community members who are Growing Great

FRYSC Friday highlights the great work of our CCPS Family Resource Youth Services Centers in serving our students and families.

Nationally recognized speaker and leadership coach Colene Eldridge challenged about 100 local women to think beyond what they want to accomplish and consider who they want to be, both in their work and in their lives.

School leaders from across Kentucky heard about the work behind creating and implementing our Portrait of a Learner.

The Cardinal Community Center offers flexible spaces designed for your next event.

As Safe Schools Week wraps up, we want to highlight the SROs who give our students a sense of security every day.

Purchased through a collaborative effort involving the Board of Education, and the City of Winchester, and a private grant, Gus the therapy dog goes wherever he is needed.

Dozens attended GRC's annual Patriot Day Ceremony, including military representatives, first responders and public officials.

Students now have access to hands-on experiences spanning dozens of career areas. Walk into one of Clark County Public Schools' new i-Labs and you might find a student checking blood pressure, another learning how to wire a circuit, and another styling hair. Elsewhere, students may be racing robots they’ve built or learning to frame, plumb, roof, and read blueprints. This isn't a career fair. It's CCPS changing what learning looks like. Across Baker Intermediate, Robert D. Ca

Baker Intermediate teacher Katie Berner has been named the 2027 Kentucky Middle School Teacher of the Year by the Kentucky Department of Education.

CCPS schools achieved an incredible 95.06% district attendance rate on Kentucky High Attendance Day Wednesday.

Meet the CCPS Hall of Fame Class of 2026!

Join CCPS Community Connect to stay informed, involved, and connected with Clark County Public Schools.

CCPS has developed an AI Guidance Plan, and your feedback is essential in helping us shape the future of technology in our schools.

Clark County Preschool opened to students this morning.

Shearer Elementary FRC received 75 backpacks filled with school supplies this morning as part of the YulistaCARES Backpack Campaign.

Here’s to a great first day, and an even greater year ahead! Let’s LIVE IT!

A major upgrade to campus security is in place at George Rogers Clark High School, where 278 high-resolution cameras have been installed.