Mission Statement:
Mercer County Board Wants Minority Parent to Serve on Superintendent Search Committee ~Announcement for Minority Election~ There will be a meeting for all parents who have children
that attend the Mercer County Public Schools for the purpose of electing
a minority parent to the superintendent screening committee on Monday,
February 13 at 6:30pm at the Mercer County Central Office located at
371 East Lexington Street, Harrodsburg, KY. 40330. Those minority parents
wanting to serve on the superintendent screening committee will need
to make a 1-2 minute presentation sharing their interest and qualifications
to serve on the superintendent screening committee at this meeting. All
parents attending the meeting will have an opportunity to vote for one
of the minority parents who made a presentation to serve on the superintendent
screening committee. Questions or clarification contact Mr. Phil Eason
at 270-799-1256. Screening Committee in Place for Mercer County Superintendent Search Mercer County Public Schools is making progress toward finding a new superintendent. The Board of Education has established the superintendent screening committee. CLICK HERE to read complete press release and view committee members.
BANKS WINS MLK STATE ART CONTEST
Click here to view Dexter's artwork.
MCSHS DANCE TEAM WINS 12th REGION AWARDS The Mercer County Senior High School Dance Team placed 1st in pom and hip hop competition for 12th region at the 12th/13th Regional Dance Competition. The team will compete for state honors on February 25th at the Frankfort Convention Center. Congratulations Titanettes!
Front row: Asia Dunn, Kuristan Mays, Ebony Buress
DISTRICT EARNS SECOND ENERGY STAR LEADERS AWARD
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Mercer County Senior High School student, Dexter Banks, won the state Martin
Luther King, Jr. art contest. Way to go Dexter!
Mercer County Schools have earned our second ENERGY STAR Leaders award in less
than a year, this time for reaching 20% overall energy reduction across
all our facilities. Mercer is only the second school district in the
state of Kentucky to reach this important milestone. Being designated
as an ENERGY STAR Leader means that we are doing our part for the environment,
but it also means big savings! Since the beginning of the energy management
program in July 2010, Mercer County Schools have saved $180,000 by changing
utility rates, getting control of heating and cooling costs, and making
sure to turn off lights and appliances when they are not needed. As a
result, our schools are using less energy than ever, and Mercer County
Senior High School was certified as an ENERGY STAR School in 2011.
