How Graves County Schools is aiding disaster relief efforts
Graves County Schools is offering both its facilities and its faculty to the local community to help aid in the recovery efforts from last weekend’s devastating storms.
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Graves County Schools is offering both its facilities and its faculty to the local community to help aid in the recovery efforts from last weekend’s devastating storms.
More western Kentucky school districts in recent weeks have lifted indoor mask mandates citing declining COVID-19 incidence rates across the region, yet some public health officials and parents are worried about future spread of the virus with many children still not fully vaccinated.
A Graves County Schools program was awarded a substantial grant, a school official said at Thursdayâs board of education meeting. Superintendent Matthew Madding congratulated the Family Resource and Youth Services Centers (FRYSC) for being awarded the Governorâs Emergency Education Relief (GEER) to FRYSC grant. Madding said it was a âtwo year grant worth $100,000 that will be used for student mental health, social and emotional well being, and students in every one of our schools will benefit from that grant. So weâre very excited about that.â Madding also addressed c...
Graves County Circuit Judge Kevin Bishop has denied a motion seeking a temporary restraining order and a temporary injunction against the Graves County Schools Board of Education regarding Lowes Elementary School. The motion was made in an effort to keep the board from closing Lowes Elementary School after it voted on March to shut its doors for good by the end of last month. The judgeâs decision comes a week after the plaintiffsâ attorney, Lucas McCall, and the defenseâs attorney, Randall Redding, deliberated on the merits of the case, with Superintendent Matthew Madding being...
LOWES â The Graves County Board of Education opened its meeting Thursday to a crowd of Lowes community members, who turned out in support of their local elementary school. The communityâs families appeared in droves to ask the board to consider all options before deciding whether to close the ailing elementary school and spread its student body to other schools in the district. Jamie Sears Rawlings led the charge, saying many of the families are considering enrolling their children in McCracken County should Lowes Elementary ultimately close its doors. âWhat Iâd like to sa...