Fancy Farm Elementary News Today

The Henderson County school is one of five schools in the Bluegrass State that received the top honor.

Kentuckians coming together to help neighbors and strangers alike following destructive floods on one side of the state and the ongoing recovery from tornadoes on the other provide moments of bipartisanship as some see a hardening divide between Republicans and Democrats and urban and rural America.

With ongoing recovery from destructive floods and tornadoes, politicians are emphasizing the importance of Kentuckians coming together.

With the immediate aftermath of destructive floods on one side of the state and the ongoing recovery from tornadoes on the other side, politicians and people throughout the Fancy Farm picnic emphasized the importance of Kentuckians coming together to help neighbors and strangers alike when disasters strike.

As May’s primary election draws closer nearly, Kentucky counties hit by December’s tornadoes are readying despite damage to some polling locations.

Janet Throgmorton has been named the next principal of Graves County High School. The GCHS School-Based Decision Making Council met Monday to make the announcement.

The Regional Emergency Operations Center at Mayfield is coordinating a multi-agency response to the catastrophic tornado that caused major damage in Mayfield/Graves County and areas of Marshall County.

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Students at Fancy Farm Elementary school in Kentucky are used to seeing their principal pitch in to get things done. Janet Throgmorton has been the principal of the grammar school for the past 11 years. She’s known for wearing many hats in the best of times, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, she took her efforts a step further! With staff shortages coming up left and right, any given day will find Janet helping out in several different areas of the school. Perhaps she’s serving up hot lunch...

Principal Drives Bus to Take Students Back Home Safely Amid COVID-19 Staff Shortages A Kentucky school principal has added to her resumé amid staff shortages owing to the pandemic. She has taken on the role of a busdriver to ensure her students get home from school safely. Janet Throgmorton of Fancy Farm Elementary in Graves County, western Kentucky, is acting principal to 184 preschool through sixth-grade students. Two of the school’s bus drivers are battling COVID-19, reported Good Morning...