Justice Elementary honored the legacy of its namesake, Willis H. Justice, during the school's Veterans Day Assembly.

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

Strode Elementary brought the fun directly to families with its first Community Candy Crawl, turning a neighborhood gathering into an opportunity to build lasting connections.

Dozens of photographers and visual journalists descended on Clark County as part of Mountain Workshops, capturing stories of our great community.

GRC honored the 1991 KHSAA State Champion football Cardinals during halftime of the Oct. 9 football game.

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

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.

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

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.

Meet the CCPS Hall of Fame Class of 2026!

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More than a dozen local stylists and barbers donated their time and talents on their day off giving free haircuts to students.

CCPS is honored to host one of Kentucky's largest prep girls' basketball events, the 2026 KABC Cardinal Classic.

The 5th annual FFA Breakfast at the Clark County Fairgrounds was a wonderful morning of fellowship and celebration to officially kick off the start of the Clark County Fair.

Superintendent Dustin Howard shared how CCPS is helping shape the future of Clark County through education, workforce development, and community partnerships.

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

For 20 years, a small group of women from Central Baptist Church has packed hygiene bags for our students.

In keeping with our district's mission to further strengthen district and community connections, Principal For A Day is a statewide program Superintendent Howard champions annually.