Baker's Zara Hatton earned first place in the fifth-grade category of the I Love My KY County Art Contest sponsored by the Kentucky Association of Counties.

Two new ChompSaws at Baker Intermediate are helping art students turn ambitious ideas into something they can actually build.

A districtwide unity chain brings elementary students together to stand against bullying and build a stronger, more supportive school community.

The Clark County Community Foundation's $100,000 investment for CCPS students represents more than a new source of funding. It represents a community coming together to make sure a child's dental needs do not become a barrier to their health, confidence or success at school.

Through the Friday SPOT program, Justice kindergartners are building the speech, language and motor skills that help them succeed in the classroom and beyond.

Shearer Elementary is celebrating Green Status on the 2025–2026 Kentucky Summative Assessment.

KSA 2025-26: From stronger reading and math scores to gains in school climate and student readiness, Clark County Public Schools is seeing encouraging signs of growth across elementary, middle, and high school.

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

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.

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

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

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.

For one week this summer, the Cardinal Community Center became a creative learning space for 16 students participating in the CCPS Creative Art Camp.

From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday, August 3, we are offering FREE haircuts to students enrolled in Clark County Public Schools.

CCPS Summer Flight Academy gave 201 students from across the district an opportunity to continue learning, growing, and building confidence.