Clark County Public Schools is proud to announce the hiring of Courtney Grimes as the new Principal of Phoenix Academy.

The Class of 2026 celebrated a milestone achievement as 438 seniors crossed the stage during graduation ceremonies at GRC Arena on Friday, May 22.

The Class of 2026 shared laughter, tears, and memories as all 438 seniors received two personal letters from teachers and staff across CCPS.

The Class of 2026 experienced a special full-circle moment during the annual Senior Walkthrough, returning to CCPS schools in their graduation gowns to cheers, high fives, hugs, and congratulations from students, staff, and former teachers. What a great day to be a Cardinal!

2025-26 Clark County Public Schools retirees, from left, Kelly Jones, Tony Mann, Vickie Moore, Keith Mullikin, Monica Ware, Lisa Jordan, Stacie Carrington, Jessica Thomas, Kay Birch, Laura Wilson, Melanie Henry, Mary Grashel, Timothy Lewis, and Darlene Larry. Cardinal Community Center was filled with gratitude and celebration Wednesday as we honored 24 CCPS retirees for their years of service and dedication to our students, staff, and community. While 14 retirees were able to

More than 65 girls from seven schools joined at the starting line of the district-wide Sole Sisters 5K, marking the culmination of six weeks of teamwork, encouragement, and personal growth.

Through our partnership with TC Energy, students are getting expanded opportunities to explore engineering and innovation at a young age.

Olivia Sparks has been named Educator of the Year by the Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative.

Partners in Education hosted a breakfast to honor the amazing volunteers across the district who keep the incredible PIE programs going.

CCPS recognized six standout staff members during the 2026 CCPS Greatness Awards, highlighting the individuals who make a daily impact across the district.

Lori Dotson has been recognized as the 2026 Occupational Therapist Fieldwork Educator of the Year by Eastern Kentucky University.