Campbellsville Elementary School students recently made turkeys in disguise in honor of the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.

In Brittany Johnson’s library class, students read the book “Turkey Trouble” by Wendi Silvano.

The book details a turkey’s desire to disguise himself so he won’t become Thanksgiving dinner.

Campbellsville Middle School sixth-graders are learning literary terms in their reading classes.

In Andrea Gribbins’s classes, students are discussing terms such as fable, poetry, fiction, legend, drama, novel, fantasy and much more.

To help them learn the terms, students recently played a matching game.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are drawing turkeys in their art class.

In Adrienne Hash’s class, students recently listened to the book “A Turkey for Thanksgiving” by Eve Bunting.

Campbellsville Elementary School will host a special event for parents and students in December.

CES will host Pastries with Parents to coincide with student-led conferences.

Campbellsville High School Beta Club will host a Christmas party for all children in the community.

The party, named the Holly Jolly Christmas Party, will be Saturday, Dec. 7, from 10 a.m. to noon in the Campbellsville Elementary School cafeteria.

The party is free and open to any child in Taylor County.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarteners will host a Christmas program on Tuesday, Dec. 10.

Christmas Arts Showcase will begin at 5:30 p.m. in the gym.

Campbellsville Independent Schools will host its annual “Christmas Spectacular” concert Sunday, Dec. 8, at 2:30 p.m. in Campbellsville High School’s Hamilton Auditorium.

The event is free and open to the public.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are learning about the Thanksgiving holiday.

In Lisa Wiseman’s kindergarten class, students learned all about the Pilgrims and how they lived.

Campbellsville High School soccer players were recently honored at a banquet for their hard work and dedication this season.

Senior player Brennon Wheeler was recognized for his time on the team.

Several awards were presented.

Campbellsville High School seniors have taken another step toward graduation.

Representatives from Herff-Jones came to school recently to help students order their cap and gowns.

Students also ordered invitations, apparel and more.

Campbellsville Middle School art students recently drew their dreams.

In Jo Ann Harris’s class, students discussed their wildest and craziest dreams.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are working every day to improve their reading skills.

Students are divided into groups each day based on reading level and ability.

Campbellsville High School STLP students have advanced to state competition.

CHS students attended the Regional Showcase at the University of Louisville on Tuesday, Nov. 12.

Several students competed and have advanced to state competition next year.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently defeated LaRue County.

The junior varsity and varsity squads picked up wins.

JV players won by a score of 2-0, and the varsity squad won 2-1.

Campbellsville High School juniors and seniors have ordered their class rings.

Balfour representatives came to CHS in the past few weeks to talk to upperclassmen about ring options, colors and designs.

Campbellsville High School art students recently drew what freedom looks like to them.

In Jo Ann Harris’s art classes, students discussed Franklin Roosevelt’s four freedoms mentioned in his State of the Union address in 1941.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently learned about the importance of the American flag.

Dan Durham, program director at Air Evac Lifeteam and pastor at Stewarts Creek Baptist Church, came to CES to speak to kindergarten students about the American flag.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are learning the importance of being themselves.

In Shirley Cox’s kindergarten class, students recently read “Elmer” written by David McKee.

In the story, Elmer the elephant is bright-colored and patchwork all over, and some of the other elephants laugh at him.

Campbellsville High School senior Dillon Whitaker will continue his academic and baseball career next fall at Kentucky Wesleyan College.

Whitaker recently signed his letter of intent in a special ceremony with friends, family members, coaches and teammates.

Campbellsville High School will host two Big Picture Learning Winter Showcase nights next month to allow students to speak about their experiences with the program.

Showcases will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 3, and Tuesday, Dec. 10.

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Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Nov. 11.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish goals they didn’t believe possible and excel in academics and extracurricular activities.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Nov. 11.

They are freshman Dakota Slone, sophomore Yash Patel, junior Chloe Garrett and senior Gracyne Hash.

Campbellsville High School physics students are learning about energy with race cars.

AP physics students in Cheryl Dicken’s class are learning about the law of conservation of energy.

As a lab exercise, students used race cars and tracks to apply the law and determine the coefficient of sliding friction.

Campbellsville High School junior and senior students have an opportunity to win a car by coming to school each day.

CHS has partnered with iGo Motors to begin an attendance challenge.

iGo Motors will donate a vehicle valued at $6,000 on their lot on New Columbia Road.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently defeated Grayson County.

The junior varsity and varsity squads picked up wins.

JV players won by a score of 2-1, and the varsity squad won 2-0.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently took on Taylor County.

The CHS squads battled, but couldn’t get a win.

Campbellsville Independent Schools will host Purple Madness and Eagle Family Night on Friday, Nov. 22.

The annual Eagle Family Night event will feature a free chili supper and kick-off for the upcoming Eagle and Lady Eagle basketball seasons.

Events begin at 5 p.m. with a free chili supper in the Campbellsville High School cafeteria.

Campbellsville High School athletic department has begun its annual “12 Days of Christmas” raffle to raise money for its programs.

Prizes are all cash awards.

Tickets are $50 each, and will include four Pick 3 numbers, so each ticket comes with four chances to win the day’s cash prize.

Campbellsville High School is hosting a drive to collect personal hygiene products for those in need.

Y Club members will collect the items through Thursday, Nov. 21.

Kentucky YMCA has asked all Y chapters in the state to participate and collect items for various homeless shelters.

Campbellsville Middle School students recently learned about the scientific method by making catapults.

In Jan Speer’s sixth-grade science classes, students used pumpkin candies to help them practice the scientific method.

Students were asked to make a catapult with sticks, rubber bands and a plastic spoon.

Campbellsville Elementary School second-grade students are learning about primary and secondary colors.

And, along with their lesson, they recently mixed primary paints to make secondary colors and then used them to paint a parrot.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarteners recently made tree collages in their art class.

Students in Adrienne Hash’s classes read “The Tiny Seed,” and discussed how seeds become plants and the seasons change.

Campbellsville High School students are learning how to calculate the power they produce.

In Lauren Bennett’s integrated science class, students are studying force and work, and how to calculate their power output.

As an activity, students were asked to calculate their work output when climbing stairs.

Campbellsville High School recently announced its academic achievers for November.

Two students from each grade level are honored, and they were recognized at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Nov. 11.

Campbellsville High School teacher Cheryl Dicken received the Change Award at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Nov. 11.

Superintendent Kirby Smith honors three Change Award winners each month, including a certified and classified employee and a community member.

Dicken received the certified Change Award.

Campbellsville Independent Schools cafeteria worker and bus monitor Ruth Allen received the Change Award at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Nov. 11.

Superintendent Kirby Smith honors three Change Award winners each month, including a certified and classified employee and a community member.

Campbellsville High School junior and senior students have an opportunity to win a car by coming to school each day.

CHS has partnered with iGo Motors to begin an attendance challenge.

iGo Motors will donate a vehicle valued at $6,000 on their lot on New Columbia Road.

Each junior and senior student will be placed in a drawing to win the vehicle.

Campbellsville Middle School honors art students recently learned how to make their own tie-dye shirts.

National Junior Art Honor Society members meet regularly to practice different art techniques and to discuss artists.

Recently, students were taught the basics of using dye to make shirts.

Campbellsville High School students recently attended Dual Credit Day at Campbellsville University to help them prepare for college.

Students spent the day touring the CU campus, having lunch together, learning about all the dual credit courses and programs offered at CU and more.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently competed in a pumpkin decorating contest.

Amanda Greer’s second-grade students were asked to select a book to read.

After reading the book, students created a pumpkin based on their story.

Campbellsville High School football team battled Bethlehem High School on Friday, Nov. 8, in the first round of the Class A playoffs.

At the end of regulation, the game was tied at 38 points.

CHS couldn’t hold on in overtime, and lost by a score of 38-46.

Campbellsville Elementary School students celebrated Halloween recently with several special events.

Students participated in a Parade of Costumes before ending the day, by walking through the school to see their classmates dressed in their costumes.

Campbellsville High School marching band will compete in the Mid-States Band Association championships on Saturday, Nov. 9, at Simon Kenton High School in Independence, Ky.

CHS will perform in preliminaries at 3:30 p.m.

To wish band members good luck, Campbellsville Elementary School hosted an Eagle Walk.

Campbellsville High School students recently led a Socratic seminar in their AP English language class.

In Andrea Lawler’s class, students read the poem Half-Hanged Mary by Margaret Atwood.

They also spent several days reviewing non-fiction texts about the Salem Witch trials and McCarthy hearings.

Campbellsville High School graduates recently spoke to Campbellsville Middle School eighth-graders about how to prepare for college.

Kendon Young, Lane Bottoms and Charlie Pettigrew, who graduated from CHS and now play football at Campbellsville University, spoke to the students about their college experiences.

Campbellsville High School Beta Club members brought home several awards on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at the annual Central Kentucky Beta Invitational.

The invitational features competitions in talent, service, math, English, social studies, science, agriculture, speech, poetry, Spanish, advertising design, art and more.

Campbellsville High School students recently hosted a showcase to display their literature projects.

Ben Davis’s students in his English class completed projects based on the literature of the American Revolution.

Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Sept. 23.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish goals they didn’t believe possible and excel in academics and extracurricular activities.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Nov. 4.

They are freshman Chase Hord, sophomore Serenity Ford, junior Reggie Thomas and senior Conner Riley.

Campbellsville High School marching band won first place in Class A at Butler Traditional High School on Saturday, Nov. 2.

The band also brought home the best percussion award in Class A.

Overall, CHS finished 13th out of 20 bands.

Campbellsville High School football team recently defeated Bethlehem High School.

Final score was 48-42.

CHS seniors Malachi Corley and Lathan Cubit and juniors Blase Wheatley and Reggie Thomas scored touchdowns for the Eagles.

Campbellsville High School senior cheerleader Kaleigh Hunt will continue her academic and cheerleading career at Campbellsville University this fall.

Kaleigh Hunt recently signed her letter of intent in a special ceremony at CHS.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently defeated Marion County.

In the junior varsity matchup, the CHS team won by a score of 2-1.

Campbellsville High School students and staff members are helping save lives.

The school’s National Honor Society chapter hosted a blood drive on Friday, Nov. 1.

Twenty five people donated.

Campbellsville middle and high school students recently learned all about staying healthy.

CMS and CHS Youth Services Center sponsored its annual health fair on Thursday, Oct. 31.

Several community partners attended to give students information about keeping their minds and bodies healthy.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are spending several weeks studying colors.

Students in Lisa Wiseman’s, Ann-Michael Tucker’s, Nikki Price’s, Lindsey Muncie’s and Shirley Cox’s classes began celebrating Color Week earlier this school year and continued for several weeks.

Campbellsville Elementary School students and staff members celebrated Halloween with several special events.

Students and staff members dressed in costumes such as superheroes, witches, unicorns, baseball players, Disney characters and much more.

Campbellsville middle and high school students and staff members are celebrating Bullying Prevention Month and Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Thursday, Oct. 31, was Just Say No to Drugs and Bullying Day.

Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Oct. 28.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish a goal they didn’t believe possible and excel in their academics and extra-curricular activities.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Oct. 28.

They are freshman Leigh Hicks, sophomore Dakota Harris, junior Abi Wiedewitsch and senior Taylor Brewer.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool students are celebrating Halloween.

In Suzanna Streeval’s class, students are learning all about the holiday.

Students recently painted their very own pumpkins as part of their celebration.

Campbellsville middle and high school students and staff members are celebrating Bullying Prevention Month and Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Wednesday, Oct. 30, was Bullying is Whack Day.

Campbellsville High School Pep Club has begun an Eagles memorabilia fundraiser.

Club members are selling raglan and short-sleeve t-shirts, canvas tote bags, stickers and ornaments.

Campbellsville Middle School teacher Sharon Shults will soon retire after working nearly 34 years in education.

Shults began her teaching career at Campbellsville Elementary School.

Shults was honored in a special ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 22, with her husband Sam and children Bradley and Brooklyn.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool students recently studied the letter V.

In addition to learning to write the letter in uppercase and lowercase, students in Suzanna Streeval’s class learned several words that start with V.

Campbellsville High School marching band will host Bingo Night on Tuesday, Nov. 5, as a fundraiser.

Bingo Night will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the CHS cafeteria.

There will be cash prizes, in addition to prizes from local businesses.

Campbellsville Middle School students recently learned about the dangers of using illegal drugs.

Campbellsville Police Officer Jake Hedgespeth spoke to students as part of Red Ribbon Week activities at the school.

Hedgespeth spoke to students about the harmful effects of vaping and smoking.

Campbellsville middle and high school students and staff members are celebrating Bullying Prevention Month and Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Tuesday, Oct. 29, was Be a Hero, Not a Bully, Be Drug Free Day.

Campbellsville middle and high school students and staff members are celebrating Bullying Prevention Month and Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Monday, Oct. 28, was Follow Your Dreams Day.

Campbellsville High School marching band has finished in ninth place at KMEA semi-finals competition.

Band members competed at Greenwood High School on Saturday, Oct. 26.

CHS finished ninth out of 16 bands.

Campbellsville High School cross country team ran in Class A region competition on Saturday, Oct. 26.

As a result of their times, two runners have advanced to state competition.

Serenity Ford, a sophomore, finished in 15th place, in 23 minutes.

Ford is the first female runner in CHS history to qualify to compete at the state meet.

Chase Hord, a freshman, finished in 24th place, in 19:41, which also qualifies him to compete at the state meet.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently received a visit from several special guests.

CES Family Resource and Youth Services Center hosted “A Few Good Men and Women” to read some of their favorite books to students.

Campbellsville Elementary School students and staff members celebrated Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Friday was Purple Pride Day.

Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Oct. 21.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish a goal they didn’t believe possible and excel in their academics and extracurricular activities.

A male and female student in each grade level receive the honor each week.

Campbellsville High School marching band has advanced to KMEA semi-finals competition.

Band members competed at Madison Southern High School on Saturday, Oct. 19.

CHS finished seventh out of 12 bands.

The placement advances the band to semi-finals competition on Saturday, Oct. 26.

Campbellsville High School seniors are preparing for their graduation ceremony.

Students recently received information about ordering caps and gowns and other senior memorabilia.

Rick Etienne from the Herff Jones company came to CHS recently to discuss the process of ordering caps and gowns, graduation invitations and more.

Campbellsville Middle School students recently used rice krispies to help them learn about fractions.

In Lee Ann Grider’s class, students learned how to add and subtract fractions.

As an activity, students were given a recipe to make homemade rice krispie treats.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are spending several weeks studying colors. 

Students in Lisa Wiseman’s, Ann-Michael Tucker’s, Nikki Price’s, Lindsey Muncie’s and Shirley Cox’s classes began celebrating Color Week earlier this school year and will continue for several weeks.

The week of Oct. 22, students studied the colors white and gray.

Campbellsville Elementary School students and staff members are celebrating Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Thursday was Random Acts of Kindness Day.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Oct. 22.

They are freshman Zamar Owens, sophomore Rylee Petett, junior Arren Hash and senior Braydon Phillips.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool students recently learned about being safe while riding the school bus.

Transportation Director Tim Tungate met with students to discuss how to be safe on the bus.

Tungate told students the proper way to sit in their seats and to always listen to adults.

Campbellsville Elementary School students and staff members are celebrating Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Wednesday was Favorite T-shirt Day.

Campbellsville High School students are enjoying learning to cook.

In Emilie Murrey’s foods and nutrition class, students cook a meal each Friday.

Recently, students cooked a breakfast for Fun Foods Friday.

Campbellsville Elementary School students and staff members are celebrating Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Tuesday was No One Eats Alone Day.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently learned about making quilts.

In Adrienne Hash’s art class, students received a visit from two special guests.

Mary Jane Weddle and Mary Street from the Kentucky Heritage Quilt Society came to Hash’s class to talk about how quilts are made.

Campbellsville Middle School recently announced its academic achievers for October.

Three sixth- and seventh-grade students and two eighth-graders are honored, and they were recognized at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Oct. 21.

Campbellsville High School students were recently named to the honor roll for the first nine-week grading period of the 2019-2020 school year.

Campbellsville Middle School students were recently named to the honor roll for the first nine-week grading period of the 2019-2020 school year.

Students who have GPAs ranging from 3.0 to 4.0 are included in the list.

Green River Memorial Baptist Church, represented by pastor Jamie Bennett, received the Change Award at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Oct. 21.

Superintendent Kirby Smith honors three Change Award winners each month, including a certified and classified employee and a community member.

The church received the community Change Award.

Campbellsville Middle School teacher Tiarra Cecil received the Change Award at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Oct. 21.

Superintendent Kirby Smith honors three Change Award winners each month, including a certified and classified employee and a community member.

Cecil received the certified Change Award.

Campbellsville Middle School attendance clerk Amanda Morris received the Change Award at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Oct. 21.

Superintendent Kirby Smith honors three Change Award winners each month, including a certified and classified employee and a community member.

Morris received the classified Change Award.

Campbellsville Elementary School students and staff members are celebrating Red Ribbon Week with several special events.

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign in the country, and serves as a way for students to take a stand against illegal drugs.

Monday was Everyone has a Name Day.

Campbellsville Middle School eighth-grade students recently presented their Genius Hour projects for their friends and classmates.

Eighth-graders were asked to choose a topic they are passionate about to research.

They began with a driving question to lead their studies into their topic.

Campbellsville High School senior football players were honored before their game on Friday, Oct. 18.

The players were recognized and thanked for their hard work and dedication to their team this season.

This year’s seniors include Lathan Cubit, Malachi Corley, Mark Rigsby, Mikael Vaught, Tyler Gribbins, Zachary Harper, Ethan Ford, Devon Reardon, Taekwon McCoy, Luke Richards and Cole Kidwell and manager Braydon Phillips.

Campbellsville High School marching band senior members were honored on Friday, Oct. 18.

The seniors were honored for their hard work and dedication to the band.

This year’s seniors include Abie Angel, Tristin Lopez, Grant Rinehart, Brandy Miller, Conner Riley, Gavin Ford and Zaria Cowan.

Campbellsville High School students recently presented to their classmates about their internships through the Big Picture Learning program.

In the program, students who apply to participate and are accepted can choose to attend school on three days per week and work at internships for the other two days.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are spending several weeks studying colors. 

Students in Lisa Wiseman’s, Ann-Michael Tucker’s, Nikki Price’s, Lindsey Muncie’s and Shirley Cox’s classes began celebrating Color Week earlier this school year and will continue for several weeks.

Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Oct. 14.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish goals they didn’t believe possible and excel in academics and extra-curricular activities.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Oct. 14.

They are freshman Briana Davis, sophomore Blake Settle, junior Laci Hodgens and senior Shelby Smith.

Campbellsville Middle School honors art students recently learned how to make prints with paint.

National Junior Art Honor Society members meet regularly to practice different art techniques and to discuss artists.

Recently, students were taught the basics of print making.

Campbellsville Elementary School and iEagle students recently performed with an honors choir.

Students were chosen to participate in this year’s Fourth District Treble Honors Choir, which performed at Parkway Baptist Church in Bardstown.

Campbellsville Middle School students recently attended a leadership camp at Camp Kentahten.

Eighth-graders participating in Campbellsville University’s leadership program – called LOCK – attended the camp to learn about how to work with others.

Students spent the day doing teambuilding activities, such as icebreaker games and ropes courses.

Campbellsville High School cross country team competed in the Heartland Conference meet on Wednesday, Oct. 16, in Green County.

In the boys’ varsity race, CHS freshman Chase Hord finished ninth overall, in 20:36.

Tyler Smith, also a freshman, finished 12th, in 21:54.

Campbellsville Middle School volleyball tryouts have been scheduled for the upcoming season.

Tryouts will be Monday, Dec. 2, Tuesday, Dec. 3, and Wednesday, Dec. 4, from 3 to 5 p.m.

Campbellsville Middle School art students are studying artist Georgia O’Keeffe’s work.

O’Keeffe is known for her large paintings of flowers.

As an activity, CMS art teacher Jo Ann Harris asked students to draw their own large flower drawings.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently took on Thomas Nelson.

In the varsity match up, CHS lost by a score of 1-2.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently learned how to ride their bicycles safely.

Doug Beckhart, a bicycle safety educator with Kosair Children’s Hospital, came to CES to show the fourth-grade students the proper way to ride a bicycle.

Campbellsville High School recently hosted a Senior 101 Night to help seniors and their parents prepare for college.

Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority outreach counselor Audrey Price presented information for senior students and their parents.

Campbellsville Elementary School students were recently chosen to receive free tablets for their classroom.

Amanda Greer’s second-grade classroom was chosen as a winner of the Kinetic Back to School contest, sponsored by Windstream.

Campbellsville High School senior volleyball players were recently honored for their time spent with their team.

Shelby Smith and Ketayah Taylor were recognized and thanked for their dedication to the Lady Eagles.

Campbellsville Middle School cross country team recently competed in Green County and brought home several honors.

In the girls’ race, iEagle fourth-grader Izzy Brunelle finished in seventh place, in 17:14, which is a new personal record.

Campbellsville Independent Schools has received a three-star rating in Kentucky’s new testing accountability system.

After four years of development, Kentucky’s new five-star accountability system recently launched and can be viewed online.

Report cards are available for each school and district, showing the overall performance, federal classifications and achievement gaps.

Campbellsville High School seniors recently competed in this year’s Taylor County Distinguished Young Woman program, and brought home several awards.

Alli Wilson, Gracyne Hash, Zoe McAninch, Kaleigh Hunt and Abie Angel participated.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently defeated Metcalfe County.

In the varsity match up, CHS won by a score of 2-0.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently defeated Fort Knox.

In the varsity match up, CHS won by a score of 2-0.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently defeated Casey County.

In the varsity match up, CHS won by a score of 2-0.

Campbellsville High School marching band recently competed at Barren County and Madison Central high schools.

In Barren County, the CHS band placed second in preliminary competition. In finals, CHS placed 10th.

At Madison Central, the CHS band was second in prelims, receiving the percussion award, and finished seventh in finals.

Campbellsville High School boys’ golf team recently competed in the Heartland Conference tournament.

The team finished in 370 strokes.

CHS junior Kameron Smith led with an 84.

Campbellsville Middle School football team recently battled Taylor County.

The CMS team fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently took on Taylor County.

The CMS squad fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently took on Taylor County.

In the seventh-grade match up, the Lady Eagles picked up a win.

Final score was 25-16.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently battled Taylor County.

The Eagles fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently defeated Russell County.

Final score was 3-2.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently took on Monroe County.

CHS fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently battled Grayson County.

The Eagles fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently battled Wayne County.

The Eagles fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville High School football team recently defeated Fort Knox.

Final score was 50-8.

CHS seniors Malachi Corley, Lathan Cubit, Mikael Vaught and Zach Harper and junior Reggie Thomas scored touchdowns.

Campbellsville High School football team recently defeated Green County.

Final score was 43-24.

CHS senior Lathan Cubit and juniors Blase Wheatley and Reggie Thomas scored touchdowns.

Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Sept. 30.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish goals they didn’t believe possible and excel in academics and extra-curricular activities.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ students and staff members showed their spirit during a districtwide pep rally on Friday, Sept. 27, to celebrate football homecoming.

At the pep rally, students participated in spirit games and cheers and students were recognized for participating in fall sports and activities.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are learning about physical and chemical changes.

In Amanda Greer’s class, second-grade students have studied the differences between the changes and are learning to identify them.

As an activity, students were given some chocolate chip cookie dough.

Campbellsville High School students are studying the different types of cells.

Students in Lauren Bennett’s anatomy class are learning the similarities and differences in plant and animal cells.

Campbellsville Elementary School first-graders are learning about making good choices.

In Amanda Barnett’s class, students were recently given a worksheet with several pictures of choices printed on it.

Students were asked to cut the pictures out and decide if the choices are good or bad.

Campbellsville Middle School students are learning to become leaders.

Eighth-graders participating in Campbellsville University’s leadership program – called LOCK – recently met for orientation.

LOCK stands for Leaders of Central Kentucky.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are spending several weeks studying colors.

Students in Lisa Wiseman’s, Ann-Michael Tucker’s, Nikki Price’s, Lindsey Muncie’s and Shirley Cox’s classes began celebrating Color Week earlier this school year and will continue for several weeks.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Sept. 30.

They are freshman Bryce Newton, sophomore Tezon Mitchell, junior Emily Hayden and senior Tyler Gribbins.

Campbellsville Middle School students are learning about the dangers of bullying.

CMS Guidance Counselor Beth Wiedewitsch is spending time with students to discuss how to identify bullying and what to do about it.

Campbellsville High School Marching Band is selling t-shirts and sweatshirts as a fundraiser.

The shirts feature the logo for this year’s show, which is entitled Diamond in the Rough.

Short- and long-sleeve t-shirts are available, as well as hooded sweatshirts.

Campbellsville High School hosted a FAFSA signup day recently to help seniors and their parents complete the financial aid applications.

The FAFSA, which stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is required for students who are applying to college and want to qualify for financial aid.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are studying the color pink.

In Lisa Wiseman’s class, students recently learned how to spell and write the word.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball players recently honored cancer survivors.

Survivors were honored in special ceremonies on Tuesday, Oct. 1, during the game vs. Taylor County.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball eighth-grade players were honored recently for their hard work and dedication to their team.

The eighth-graders were recognized in a special ceremony at their last home game of the season on Tuesday, Oct. 1.

This year’s eighth-graders include Layla Steen and KyAshia Mitchell.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool students recently learned what it’s like to be a police officer.

Kentucky State Police Sgt. Jason Morris came to speak to Shannon Richardson’s students about his career and duties as a trooper.

Campbellsville High School senior soccer player Brennon Wheeler was honored recently for his dedication to his team.

Wheeler was recognized before the team’s game vs. Monroe County on Monday, Sept. 30.

He was honored for being the goalkeeper recording the most saves in CHS history, and for scoring on a penalty kick to defeat Bethlehem earlier this month to win the fifth region All “A” tournament championship.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are learning to play recorders in their music class.

In Cyndi Chadwick’s third-grade music class, students have received recorders and are learning to hold the instrument properly and to play notes.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently learned about kindness in their art class.

In Adrienne Hash’s class, students listened to the book “Be Kind” by Pat Zietlow Miller.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently received a visit from several special guests.

CES Family Resource and Youth Services Center hosted “A Few Good Men and Women” to read some of their favorite books to students.

Campbellsville Independent Schools students recently competed in the LaRue County Jack Mitchell elementary cross country meet.

In the girls’ 1,800-meter race, fourth-grader Izzy Brunelle finished in 11th place, at 9:35.

Campbellsville High School celebrated football homecoming last week, with dress-up days, games, the crowning of a king and queen, parade and more.

The parade was on Friday, Sept. 27, and traveled down Main Street to Campbellsville Elementary School.

Campbellsville High School celebrated football homecoming the week of Sept. 23, with dress-up days, spirit games, the crowning of a king and queen, a parade and more.

This year’s king and queen are seniors Bailey Thompson and Malachi Corley.

Prince and princess are juniors Kenzi Forbis and Reggie Thomas.

Campbellsville High School is celebrating football homecoming this week, with several special activities.

There will be dress-up days, spirit games, the crowning of a king and queen, a parade and more.

CHS will host a dress-up theme each day, along with a spirit game.

Campbellsville Middle School football team recently took on Hart County.

The CMS team battled, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville High School is celebrating football homecoming this week, with several special activities.

There will be dress-up days, spirit games, the crowning of a king and queen, a parade and more.

CHS will host a dress-up theme each day, along with a spirit game.

Campbellsville High School is celebrating football homecoming the week of Sept. 23, with dress-up days, spirit games, the crowning of a king and queen, a parade and more.

This year’s king and queen will be crowned at halftime of the CHS vs. Fort Knox football game, which begins at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 27, at Dave Fryrear Stadium.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are spending several weeks studying colors. 

Students in Lisa Wiseman’s, Ann-Michael Tucker’s, Nikki Price’s, Lindsey Muncie’s and Shirley Cox’s classes began celebrating Color Week earlier this school year and will continue for several weeks.

Each week, students study all about a specific color and then dress in that color on Thursday.

Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Sept. 23.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish goals they didn’t believe possible and excel in academics and extra-curricular activities.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Sept. 23.

They are freshman Tonya Parker, sophomore Brandon Pittman, junior Jeffrey Sustaita and senior Zoe McAninch.

Campbellsville High School is celebrating football homecoming this week, with several special activities.

There will be dress-up days, spirit games, the crowning of a king and queen, a parade and more.

CHS will host a dress-up theme each day, along with a spirit game.

Campbellsville High School students are learning about different types of governments – with gummy bears.

In Susan Dabney’s AP U.S. government class, students are learning the different types of government, including republic, fascism, oligarchy, direct democracy, indirect democracy, autocracy, theocracy and communism.

Campbellsville Middle School students are learning to identify the elements of a story.

In Andrea Gribbins’s language arts class, students are discussing the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution in the stories they read.

Campbellsville High School cross country team recently competed in Green County, in the Cow Days Cross Country Meet.

In the middle school race, Campbellsville Middle School seventh-grader Will Wooley finished in 10th place, in 12:38.

Campbellsville High School cross country team recently competed in Bowling Green, in the Warren East Raider Twilight Run.

In the elementary race, Campbellsville Elementary School fifth-grader Baylee Pike finished in 32nd place.

Izzy Brunelle, a fourth-grader, was 34th, and fifth-grader Kairyn Johnson was 35th.

Campbellsville High School is celebrating football homecoming this week, with several special activities.

There will be dress-up days, spirit games, the crowning of a king and queen, a parade and more.

CHS will host a dress-up theme each day, along with a spirit game.

Campbellsville Elementary School second-graders recently went on a treasure hunt.

In Amanda Greer’s class, students are learning about the physical properties of matter.

As an activity, Greer gave each student a bag and a list of items to find near the CES playground and track.

Campbellsville Independent Schools has partnered with Air Evac Lifeteam to provide air medical services for its student athletes.

With the partnership, students who are injured during athletic practices or games and need to be transported by helicopter will be flown via Air Evac, at no cost to the student.

Campbellsville High School is celebrating football homecoming this week, with several special activities.

There will be dress-up days, spirit games, the crowning of a king and queen, a parade and more.

Campbellsville High School geography students recently presented research projects in a showcase.

In Blake Milby’s class, his AP human geography students researched demographic information on a country of their choice.

Campbellsville Independent Schools iEagle students recently performed a community service project to raise money for local children and the homeless population in Taylor County.

On Friday, Sept. 20, seventh-grader Rowan Petett and several other students hosted a lunch fundraiser.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently took on Holy Cross in the All “A” state sectional game.

CHS fought, but couldn’t get the win.

Final score was 0-7.

Goalkeeper Brennon Wheeler, a senior, had 14 saves.

Campbellsville High School football team recently battled Taylor County.

CHS fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Final score was 20-29.

Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Sept. 16.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish a goal they didn’t believe possible and excel in their academics and extra-curricular activities.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Sept. 16.

They are freshman Weston Mattingly, sophomore Abby Brisko, junior Zoie Sidebottom and senior Shallan Philpott.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are learning to write their names.

Students in Ann-Michael Tucker’s class recently had fun during an activity to help them get some writing practice.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are spending several weeks studying colors.

Students in Lisa Wiseman’s, Ann-Michael Tucker’s, Nikki Price’s, Lindsey Muncie’s and Shirley Cox’s classes began celebrating Color Week earlier this school year and will continue for several weeks.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool students recently made cards for their grandparents.

Students in Shannon Richardson‘s class made the cards to express their love and appreciation for their grandparents.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarteners are enjoying time in their library.

Each week, kindergarten students visit the library to listen to stories and check out books.

Campbellsville middle and high school students were recently chosen to participate in this year’s Fourth District all-district chorus on Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 16 and 17.

CMS students chosen to participate include seventh-graders Kaylyn Lawson, Mellany Parker and Ellie Wise and eighth-graders Hunter Williams and Luke McDonald.

CHS students chosen to participate include freshmen LeeAnna Darst, Kadence Houk and Zeke Bell.

Campbellsville Elementary School art students recently made their own hot air balloons.

In Adrienne Hash’s class, kindergarten students have been learning about lines and how artists use them to create their work.

As an activity, students used many different types of lines to design a hot air balloon.

Campbellsville High School art students recently made their own monochromatic paintings.

In Jo Ann Harris’s class, students learned that monochromatic paintings are created by using shades and tints of one color.

Campbellsville High School seniors learned all about college on Tuesday, Sept. 17.

Students attended a college fair at Campbellsville University’s Powell Athletic Center.

Representatives from several colleges and universities in Kentucky came to talk to students.

Campbellsville High School marching band received seventh place in its first competition of the season.

Band members competed at Taylor County High School on Saturday, Sept. 14.

CHS finished second in Class A in preliminary competition, advancing to finals that evening.

Campbellsville Middle School students smiled for the camera recently.

Lifetouch personnel came to CHS on Friday, Sept. 13, to take new school portraits.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently took on Taylor County.

Freshman and junior varsity squads got wins, by scores of 2-0.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are sharpening their writing skills.

In Nikki Price’s class, students are working hard to learn to write their names.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently swept Adair County.

Freshman and junior varsity squads won by scores of 2-0.

And the varsity team won by a score of 3-0.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently took on Green County.

In the sixth-grade game, the CMS squad picked up a win.

Final score was 18-12.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently took on Clinton County.

In the sixth-grade game, the CMS squad lost a close game.

Final score was 10-17.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently took on Russell County.

In the sixth-grade game, the CMS squad fought hard, but lost a close game.

Final score was 12-14.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently took on Metcalfe County.

In the sixth-grade game, the CMS squad picked up a win.

Final score was 22-17.

Campbellsville High School students recently used their hair to help them study standard deviation.

AP biology students in Lauren Bennett’s class have learned how to calculate standard deviation, which is a mathematical calculation that refers to the reliability of data.

Campbellsville Middle School seventh-graders are studying speed.

In Steven Gumm’s science class, students are learning the relationship between time and distance, and how to calculate the speed of an object.

As an experiment, students used cars to test their theories.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are spending several weeks studying colors. 

Students in Lisa Wiseman’s, Ann-Michael Tucker’s, Nikki Price’s, Lindsey Muncie’s and Shirley Cox’s classes began celebrating Color Week earlier this school year and will continue for several weeks.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Sept. 9.

They are freshman Kadence Houk, sophomore Adin Hunt, junior Jastyn Shively and senior Katelyn Miller.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are studying lines in their art classes, and recently made shooting stars.

In Adrienne Hash’s classes, second-graders have been learning all about diagonal, straight and curvy lines.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are having fun reading Pete the Cat books.

Lisa Wiseman’s students recently read “I Love My White Shoes” and “Rocking in My School Shoes.”

After enjoying the stories, students made their very own Pete the Cat out of construction paper.

Campbellsville middle and high schools hosted parent-teacher conferences on Tuesday, Sept. 10.

Teachers were on hand to meet with parents and students to discuss their grades.

About 75 people attended.

Campbellsville Middle School advanced art students are learning some new paint techniques.

In Jo Ann Harris’s class, students are studying how artists used different tools and brushes to create different effects in their work.

Campbellsville High School senior Lauryn Agathen spent the summer learning about art and political science at the Commonwealth Honors Academy.

The academy is a challenging academic enrichment program offered at Murray State University.

Agathen attended from June 8-29.

Campbellsville Elementary School Junior Beta Club members were honored at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Sept. 9.

CES Principal Elisha Rhodes honored fifth-graders Cayton Lawhorn and Stephen Green and sixth-grader Connor Coots for their performance at the state and national Beta conventions in the 2018-2019 school year.

Taylor County Adult Learning Center Director Midge Hunt received the Change Award at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Sept. 9.

Superintendent Kirby Smith honors three Change Award winners each month, including a certified and classified employee and a community member.

Hunt received the certified/community Change Award.

Campbellsville High School head custodian Tommy Allen received the Change Award at the Campbellsville Board of Education meeting on Monday, Sept. 9.

Superintendent Kirby Smith honors three Change Award winners each month, including a certified and classified employee and a community member.

Allen received the classified Change Award.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently defeated Russell County.

The junior varsity and varsity squads won by scores of 2-1.

In the varsity matchup, CHS came from behind to get the win.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently defeated Bethlehem to win the fifth region All “A” tournament championship.

At the end of the second half, the score was tied 3-3.

CHS freshman Chase Hord scored two goals for the Eagles, and sophomore Dakota Harris scored one.

The CHS team won the game in penalty kicks, by a score of 4-2.

Campbellsville Independent Schools iEagle students recently learned about planning for the futures.

Students were placed in groups and asked to make a financial plan for their future.

The students were given a salary, based on their career goals.

Campbellsville High School math students are working to study and solve equations.

In Cheryl Dicken’s honors algebra class, students were recently given flashcards of algebraic equations to solve.

After solving the equations, students scanned the cards with their cell phones to see if their answers were correct.

Campbellsville High School students and staff members are helping save lives.

The school’s National Honor Society chapter hosted a blood drive on Friday, Sept. 6.

Twenty five people donated.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are spending several weeks studying colors. 

Students in Lisa Wiseman’s, Ann-Michael Tucker’s, Nikki Price’s, Lindsey Muncie’s and Shirley Cox’s classes began celebrating Color Week earlier this school year and will continue for several weeks.

Each week, students study all about a specific color and then dress in that color each Thursday.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Sept. 2.

They are freshman Andrew Butler, sophomore Bia Moura, junior Anna Clara Moura and senior Gavin Johnson.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are learning to draw the weather.

In Adrienne Hash’s art class, first-graders recently learned how to use lines to show movement.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are getting exercise – and having fun – in their physical education classes.

In their PE classes, students first do some warmup exercises and then play a sport or game.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students are learning new words and colors in their classes.

In Lisa Wiseman’s class, students recently discussed the color red.

Students learned to spell and write the word, along with discussing what objects are red.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently took on Adair County.

In the sixth-grade game, the CMS squad picked up a win.

Final score was 15-6.

Campbellsville Middle School football team recently honored its eighth-grade players for their dedication, leadership and hard work this season.

Players were recognized before the team’s game vs. Hart County on Tuesday, Sept. 3.

This year’s eighth-graders include Jaxon Sidebottom, Kaden Bloyd, Jason “Junior” Jeffries, Jordan Gabehart, Devin Kinser, Dakota Tungate, Isaac Roddy, Dalton Morris, Daniel Caton, Elijah Sears-Goin, Nasir Johnson and Nathan Contreras.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool students are going to track their growth this school year.

In Shannon Richardson’s class, students are learning how to measuring tape.

Students thought about many objects that can be measured with the tape, including furniture, their classroom carpet and blinds and even people.

Campbellsville High School students are practicing gathering and graphing data in their integrated science class.

Lauren Bennett’s students recently began conducting laboratory exercises in her class.

The first exercise asked students to time water as it boiled and measure its temperature.

Campbellsville High School boys’ golf team recently took on Washington County.

CHS lost the close match, by a score of 190 to 180.

Kameron Smith, a junior, led his team with a 39.

Campbellsville High School student athletes attended Kentucky High School Athletic Association’s annual HYPE student leadership and sportsmanship conference in Lexington on Thursday, Aug. 29.

Students attended sessions on leadership, teambuilding and communication, and heard from guest speakers.

Campbellsville High School football team recently defeated Adair County.

Final score was 47-12.

The Eagles remain perfect on the season, at 2-0.

Campbellsville High School football team recently defeated Casey County to open its season.

CHS hosted the Forcht Bank Bowl on Saturday, Aug. 24.

In the final game of the bowl, CHS defeated Casey County by a score of 49-13.

Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Exceeding Eagles for the week of Aug. 26.

Students who receive the Exceeding Eagle award are those who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom, accomplish a goal they didn’t believe possible and excel in their academics and extra-curricular activities.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently smiled for the camera.

Lifetouch personnel came to CES on Monday, Aug. 26, to take fall school portraits.

Campbellsville High School freshmen Leigh Hicks and Mikaela Scharbrough learned about aerospace science and astrophysics this summer.

The two were chosen to attend the Rogers Explorers program, which is an intensive three-day, two-night program focused on cultivating skills in leadership, technology, math, science and community service.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Aug. 26.

They are freshman Mikaela Scharbrough, sophomore Peyton Dabney, junior Colin Harris and senior Emily Rodgers.

Campbellsville High School marching band performed for the first time this season on Saturday, Aug. 24.

The band debuted its show at the Mark Twain Pre-Season Exhibition in Columbia.

This year’s show is entitled “Diamond in the Rough.”

Campbellsville High School sophomore Peyton Dabney spent the summer learning about entrepreneurship.

Dabney was chosen to attend the Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute, a program to develop future business leaders and entrepreneurs.

They spent the summer learning, becoming leaders, making friends and creating memories that will last their lifetime.

Campbellsville High School seniors Cole Kidwell, Zoe McAninch, Katelyn Miller and Emily Rodgers attended the Governor’s Scholars Program this summer.

Campbellsville High School sophomore Peyton Dabney spent his summer learning about politics and American government.

Dabney was chosen to attend The McConnell Center’s Young Leaders Academy to hone his leadership skills and further his understanding of American history.

This year’s conference was entitled “Revisiting American Constitutionalism,” and was June 19-22 at the University of Louisville campus.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently took on Russellville High School.

CHS fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville High School students were recently recognized for their high AP test scores.

CHS offers many Advanced Placement courses, which can help students complete college credit while still in high school.

Campbellsville High School boys’ golf team recently defeated Adair County.

CHS won by a score of 193 to 210.

Kameron Smith, a junior, led his team with a 42.

Campbellsville Independent Schools recently received a donation from Greater Campbellsville United that will help keep students well this school year.

GCU members, under the direction of Coordinator Wanda Washington, organized a Tissue Drive to collect boxes for local school systems.

Campbellsville High School marching band season has begun.

The band debuted its show at the Mark Twain Pre-Season Exhibition on Saturday, Aug. 24, in Columbia.

Before that performance, the band performed for parents and the community on Thursday, Aug. 22.

Campbellsville High School students smiled for the camera recently.

Lifetouch personnel came to CHS on Friday, Aug. 23, to take new school portraits.

Campbellsville High School seniors have begun their final preparations for life after high school.

Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority outreach counselor Audrey Price met with students to discuss the steps they need to take to apply to attend college or enter the workplace.

Campbellsville High School students are working to strengthen their writing skills in their English classes.

In Morgan Dalton’s class, students each received a journal in which they will write about their lives, families, classmates, studies and more.

Campbellsville High School cross country team competed in Green County on Thursday, Aug. 22, for the first meet of the season.

In the varsity boys’ race, freshman Tyler Smith finished 40th, in 11:56.

In the varsity girls’ race, sophomore Serenity Ford finished in 24th place, at 13:42.

Campbellsville High School students are learning about teamwork in their family and consumer sciences classes.

In Emilie Murrey’s classes, students recently discussed the difference between a team and group, and then played a game to see how well they work together.

Campbellsville High School students are writing personal essays in their English class.

In Morgan Dalton’s class, freshmen are learning about the proper way to write an essay.

Recently, Dalton asked students to write about a time when someone in their life disappointed them.

Campbellsville Independent Schools iEagle students are having fun with lots of STEM activities.

Recently, students were given Lego sets to build with a group of classmates.

Students built robots, vehicles, animals and much more, all of which had moving parts.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Aug. 19.

They are freshman Tyler Booth, sophomore Sarah Adkins, junior Zaquan Cowan and senior Lauryn Agathen.

Campbellsville Elementary School students are practicing their coloring skills.

In Adrienne Hash’s art class, students have spent the first few days of school learning about classroom rules and the supplies they will use.

Campbellsville Independent Schools iEagle students recently learned all about their library.

Students will use the Campbellsville Middle School library to check out books and graphic novels.

Campbellsville Elementary School first-grade students are working to improve their reading skills.

In Laura Dicken’s class, students spend time each day doing some silent reading.

Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently took on Anderson County in a scrimmage to start the season.

The junior varsity and varsity squads picked up wins.

Campbellsville Middle School football team recently defeated Clinton County.

Final score was 12-8.

CMS will travel to Casey County on Tuesday, Aug. 20, and to Green County on Tuesday, Aug. 27.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool classes began Monday, Aug. 19.

Forty students began classes with teachers Shannon Richardson and Suzanna Streeval, and assistants Tesa Novak and Jeanetta McGinnis, respectively.

Students spent the first day of school listening to stories, coloring, playing with their new friends, learning classroom procedures and rules and much more.

Campbellsville Middle School students are learning the expectations for their writing class – through music.

In Paige Cook’s class, students recently discussed what she expects of them this school year.

But, to learn the classroom expectations, students had to first work with a partner to discuss what they believe the expectations should be.

Campbellsville Middle School students are studying why people make artwork.

In Jo Ann Harris’s classes, students are learning the basics of art, such as why art should be taught in schools and the purposes of art.

They held hands, and prayed together.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ staff members, administrators, teachers, students and family members gathered on Sunday, Aug. 18, to pray for each other.

Campbellsville Independent Schools iEagle students recently learned all about their future careers by playing escape games.

Fourth-, fifth-, sixth- and seventh-grade students were put into groups of four and given six tasks to complete by working together.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently heard a motivational message from some of the strongest men around.

Omega Force Strength Team Ministries visited CES recently to encourage students to never give up and to always give their best.

Campbellsville High School boys’ golf team recently competed in the All “A” fifth region championship, and, as a result, one player has advanced to the All “A” state tournament.

The region tournament was Tuesday, Aug. 13, at Maywood Country Club.

CHS sophomore Colin Harris shot a 94 on the day, which, as the top player for his team, qualifies him to compete in the All “A” state tournament.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently took on East Jessamine High School.

The Eagles fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

The team will travel to North Bullitt on Tuesday, Aug. 20.

Campbellsville Independents Schools hosted a Party in the Park on Monday, Aug. 12, to celebrate the start of the new school year.

The party was at Miller Park playground and ball fields.

About 1,000 people attended.

Campbellsville High School soccer team defeated Casey County in the first game of the season on Monday, Aug. 12.

Final score was 4-0.

CHS junior Jastyn Shively, sophomores Peyton Dabney and Dakota Harris and freshman Chase Hord scored goals for the Eagles.

Campbellsville Elementary School students have had a fun start to the new school year.

The first day of the school year was Wednesday, Aug. 14.

Students spent the first week getting to know their teachers and classmates, learning classroom, hallway and cafeteria expectations and more.

Campbellsville High School students have had a great start to the new school year.

The first day of the 2019-2020 school year was Wednesday, Aug. 14.

Students spent the first week learning their new class schedules, meeting their teachers, talking about their Big Picture internships, preparing for the ACT and more.

Campbellsville Middle School students have had a strong start to the new school year.

Students spent the first week learning their new class schedules, meeting their teachers, learning the expectations for their classes and more.

Campbellsville Independent Schools began its iEagle program on Wednesday, Aug. 14, and students have spent their time together learning to be a family.

The Eagle Center of Innovation, also called iEagle, offers hands-on, authentic learning for students in fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh grades.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ students have headed back to the classroom.

Students began the 2019-2020 school year on Wednesday, Aug. 14.

Students at Campbellsville elementary, middle and high school schools headed back to class at 8 a.m. and were greeted by their teachers.

Campbellsville Independent Schools recently added 17 employees to the Eagle family.

From teachers to instructional assistants and support positions, the new staff members are an integral part of making the school year a success.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ employees joined together on Tuesday, Aug. 13, for an opening day workshop to start the 2019-2020 school year.

First, Campbellsville elementary, middle and high school employees joined Board office staff members and Campbellsville Board of Education members to have breakfast together and fellowship.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ students recently attended open house events on Thursday, Aug. 8, to officially kick off the 2019-2020 school year.

At Campbellsville Elementary School, students met with their teachers, saw their classrooms and underwent eye exams.

Campbellsville Middle School students received their schedules and met with their new teachers.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ teachers and staff members recently spent a day learning from each other.

On Monday, Aug. 12, the District hosted a day of professional development workshops, taught entirely by CIS personnel.

Campbellsville elementary, middle and high school teachers led sessions.

Campbellsville High School marching band is preparing for its season, which begins in a few weeks.

This year’s show is entitled “Diamond in the Rough.”

Campbellsville High School boys’ golf team recently defeated Bardstown in the first match of the season.

CHS won by a score of 205 strokes to 237.

CHS junior Kameron Smith led the team with a score of 46.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently battled Casey County.

The Lady Eagles will travel to Clinton County on Friday, Aug. 9.

Campbellsville Middle School football team recently battled Russell County.

The CMS team fought hard, but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville Middle School girls’ basketball team recently hosted Hart County recently to open the 2019 season.

In the seventh-grade match up, the Eagles battled to overtime but couldn’t get the win.

Campbellsville Middle School football team recently took on Edmonson County to start the 2019 season.

The score was tied at 14 and the end of the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ students will receive free supplies for the new school year.

Thanks to generous donations from many local churches and organizations, Campbellsville Elementary School PTA, CES Family Resource Center and Campbellsville Middle and High School Youth Services Center, along with their community partners, all students will receive free school supplies to use this coming year.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ bus routes for the 2019-2020 school year have been released.

All routes are subject to change.

Campbellsville Independent Schools has updated its lunch menus for the 2019-2020 school year.

The District posts a breakfast and lunch menu on its website that lists what will be served at Campbellsville elementary, middle and high schools in a weekly format.

Campbellsville High School football season begins next month, and players are working hard during summer practices to prepare.

The team had a historic season last year, and coach Dale Estes has 26 players who would like a repeat.

Campbellsville High School football team hosted its annual bass fishing tournament on Friday, July 26, at Green River Lake.

In all, 38 boats were entered into the competition, with about 80 competitors.

Proceeds from the competition will help pay expenses for the upcoming season.

Campbellsville elementary, middle and high schools recently released dress codes for the 2019-2020 school year.

The dress codes outline what students can and can’t wear to school.

Campbellsville High School graduate Taj Sanders will continue his academic and basketball career at prep school Aspire Academy in Louisville.

He signed his letter of intent recently in a special ceremony with friends, family members and coaches.

Campbellsville High School football team will begin play in a few weeks, and has begun a fundraiser to raise money for the season.

Players, parents and coaches are selling cards with discounts to local businesses.

Cards are $10 each.

Campbellsville High School seniors recently smiled for the camera.

Lifetouch personnel came to CHS on Wednesday, July 17, to take senior portraits.

Campbellsville High School students recently attended the Kentucky FCCLA Conference in Louisville.

Caleigh Bright and Destiny Deason, who graduated in May, and Abby Turner, who will be a sophomore at CHS, attended.

The students went to leadership sessions to learn about families and personal development.

Campbellsville High School students recently attended state FCCLA camp to learn about leadership.

CHS juniors Chloe Cox and Chloe Garrett attended the camp in Hardinsburg.

Cox and Garrett will serve as regional officers for 2019-2020, and learned about their new positions at the camp.

Campbellsville Elementary School Family Resource Center and Campbellsville Middle and High School Youth Services Center recently received donations that will help buy clothes and other items for students.

Central Kentucky Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #22 recently donated $1,250 to each center, to benefit Campbellsville Independent Schools’ students.

Campbellsville High School soccer team recently hosted its annual summer camp.

Twenty local children attended.

Campers learned fundamentals of the game, and competed in several blocking, kicking and scoring drills.

Campbellsville High School boys’ basketball team recently hosted a youth camp, with about 20 attending.

Camp was open to students who will be in third through eighth grades next school year.

Campers learned the basic fundamentals of basketball, along with discipline and a strong work ethic.

Campbellsville High School girls’ basketball team recently hosted a youth camp.

Camp was open to students in kindergarten through eighth grade next school year.

Campers received individualized instruction from CHS girls’ basketball coaches and players, a t-shirt and free lunch.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ students participated in the annual Campbellsville/Taylor County Fourth of July Celebration parade down Main Street on Thursday, July 4.

Students rode on floats and in cars, and others watched the parade from the street.

Campbellsville High School marching band members marched and played for the crowd.

Campbellsville High School girls’ basketball team has spent summer break practicing for the upcoming season.

The team recently played several games as part of the Campbellsville University Lady Tiger Basketball Team Camp.

Campbellsville Elementary School Wings Express students recently had fun visiting Green River Lake.

Wings Express students attended a two-week summer camp recently to have fun and learn together.

On the final day of camp, the group took a trip to the Green River Lake Visitors Center.

Campbellsville Elementary School Wings Express students recently learned about the planets at Taylor County Public Library.

Wings Express students attended a two-week summer camp recently to have fun and learn together.

The group took a trip to Taylor County Public Library.

Campbellsville Elementary School Wings Express students recently enjoyed a day of learning and fun at Clay Hill Memorial Forest.

Wings Express students attended a two-week summer camp recently to have fun and learn together.

The group took a trip to tour Clay Hill Memorial Forest.

Campbellsville Elementary School Wings Express students recently enjoyed a day of reading and learning.

Wings Express students attended a two-week summer camp recently to have fun and learn together.

One morning, Kelsie Pepper, outreach librarian at the Taylor County Public Library, came to CES and read several books to students.

Campbellsville Elementary School Wings Express students recently learned about cooking and being safe in the sun.

Wings Express students attended a two-week summer camp recently to have fun and learn together.

The group took a trip to Taylor County Extension Office for a day of activities.

Campbellsville High School junior Patrick Walker recently competed in the U.S. High School Bowling National Championship.

The tournament was June 22-24 in Indianapolis, Ind.

Walker finished in 210th place, out of 346 bowlers in the boys’ singles competition.

Campbellsville High School baseball team recently hosted its annual youth camp.

The camp was for children ages 7 to 12.

About 20 attended.

Campers learned fundamentals such as hitting, throwing, infield and outfield play and base running.

Campbellsville Independent Schools will soon open a new innovation center for students to immerse themselves in hands-on, authentic learning.

The Eagle Center of Innovation, also called iEagle, will open in August.

Students who apply and are accepted will attend classes at the iEagle campus, which will be located at Campbellsville Middle School.

iEagle is open to students in fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh grades.

Campbellsville Independent Schools will soon open a new innovation center for students to immerse themselves in hands-on, authentic learning.

The Eagle Center of Innovation, also called iEagle, will open in August.

Four teachers have been selected to lead classes at iEagle, including lead teacher Hannah Jones and teachers Tracey Rinehart, Katie Campbell and Tyler Hardy.

Campbellsville Independent Schools will soon open a new innovation center for students to immerse themselves in hands-on, authentic learning.

The Eagle Center of Innovation, also called iEagle, will open in August.

Students who apply and are accepted will attend classes at the iEagle campus, which will be located at Campbellsville Middle School.

iEagle is open to students in fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh grades.

Four teachers have been selected to lead classes at iEagle, including lead teacher Hannah Jones and teachers Tracey Rinehart, Katie Campbell and Tyler Hardy.

Campbellsville High School will soon offer another program for students to prepare for life after graduation.

Students chosen to participate will be immersed in internship training for their future careers, while at the same time completing their classroom studies.

The program is part of a Big Picture Learning initiative, which will begin on a full scale at CHS in the 2019-2020 school year.

Campbellsville Independent Schools has released its calendar for the 2019-2020 school year.

The first day of class will be Wednesday, Aug. 14.