Please help us spread the word and find some great bus drivers for our transportation team!
* Full benefits
* $18.65 starting pay - *On-Site Training*
* 4 hours per day (additional hours/opportunities available)
Contact us at 606-473-7514 for more information.
Or, ready to apply? Visit the link below to get started! https://phl.applitrack.com/greenup/onlineapp/
* Full benefits
* $18.65 starting pay - *On-Site Training*
* 4 hours per day (additional hours/opportunities available)
Contact us at 606-473-7514 for more information.
Or, ready to apply? Visit the link below to get started! https://phl.applitrack.com/greenup/onlineapp/
We are thankful to be able to offer this free summer meal program, and our goal is simple: Feed as many children as possible.
To help us do that, we ask that everyone please follow the program guidelines carefully.
A few important reminders:
• If the child is not present, meals may only be picked up by the child’s parent or legal guardian.
• Grandparents, aunts, uncles, siblings, babysitters, family friends, or other relatives may not pick up meals for a child who is not present unless they are the child’s legal guardian.
PLEASE NOTE: Being listed by a parent as someone helping with pickup does not make someone a legal guardian under the program guidelines.
• Students currently enrolled in 21st Century Summer Camp or summer school are not eligible for Summer Meal Program pickup at this time because they are being fed on campus and receive weekend meals. These students will become eligible for Summer Meal Program pickup beginning July 1.
• Families should only participate in one Summer Meal Program pickup location per pickup day. If you pick up meals for a child through another district or another summer meal pickup site, please do not also pick up meals for that same child through Greenup County Schools that day.
We know it sounds simple, but this is one of those times when doing the right thing really matters.
This program exists to feed kids, and the need in our community is real. When someone picks up from multiple locations or picks up meals they are not eligible to receive, another family may wait in line and leave without food.
Let’s be honest. Let’s be considerate. Let’s look out for the next family.
Thank you for your understanding, cooperation, and support!
Together, we can help make sure more children are fed this summer.
To help us do that, we ask that everyone please follow the program guidelines carefully.
A few important reminders:
• If the child is not present, meals may only be picked up by the child’s parent or legal guardian.
• Grandparents, aunts, uncles, siblings, babysitters, family friends, or other relatives may not pick up meals for a child who is not present unless they are the child’s legal guardian.
PLEASE NOTE: Being listed by a parent as someone helping with pickup does not make someone a legal guardian under the program guidelines.
• Students currently enrolled in 21st Century Summer Camp or summer school are not eligible for Summer Meal Program pickup at this time because they are being fed on campus and receive weekend meals. These students will become eligible for Summer Meal Program pickup beginning July 1.
• Families should only participate in one Summer Meal Program pickup location per pickup day. If you pick up meals for a child through another district or another summer meal pickup site, please do not also pick up meals for that same child through Greenup County Schools that day.
We know it sounds simple, but this is one of those times when doing the right thing really matters.
This program exists to feed kids, and the need in our community is real. When someone picks up from multiple locations or picks up meals they are not eligible to receive, another family may wait in line and leave without food.
Let’s be honest. Let’s be considerate. Let’s look out for the next family.
Thank you for your understanding, cooperation, and support!
Together, we can help make sure more children are fed this summer.
Huge congratulations to Autumn Tolliver on being elected as the 2026-2027 Kentucky FFA Big Sandy River State Vice President!
Autumn, a dedicated member of the Greenup County FFA Chapter, was elected unanimously by the delegate body after a rigorous application and interview process. Out of 23 outstanding candidates statewide, her leadership and passion shined through.
Over the next year, Autumn will travel thousands of miles representing Kentucky FFA at local, regional, and statewide agricultural events, dedicating herself to premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.
We are incredibly proud of Autumn! We also want to extend a special thank you to Carrie Davis, our GCHS agriculture teacher and FFA advisor, for her guidance and dedication.
Join us in wishing Autumn the best of luck during her year of state service!
Check out this great article published by the Kentucky Department of Education about our very own Cameron Whitt!
Recognition like this is a true testament to hard work, dedication and taking advantage of the incredible opportunities available here at Greenup County Schools.
https://www.kentuckyteacher.org/features/2026/06/greenup-county-atc-student-graduates-certified-in-three-industries/
We can't wait to see what you do in your next chapter, Cameron!
#theGCAdvantage
#proudtobeamusketeer
Please join us in giving a warm welcome to our new Head Greenup County Wrestling Coach, Chris Miles!
Coach Miles is a Huntington native, a two-time state medal winner, and a 2011 State Champion, who knows exactly what it takes to win. He has been a Head Coach since 2015, bringing years of successful leadership and a deep passion for the sport.
For Coach, this journey is personal. He has three young boys of his own who all wrestle, so he is fully invested in mentoring athletes at every single stage of their development. When asked about the future of the program, his vision is all about removing limits and growing our numbers. He is focusing heavily on our youth and middle school levels, creating the vital building blocks and strong foundation needed to fuel a thriving high school program.
He is ready to get to work and can't wait to meet our wrestling families. Come out to chat with Coach Miles, hear his exciting plans for the future, and ask any questions you have!
When: This Thursday, June 18th at 6:00 PM
Where: Greenup High School Cafeteria
Welcome aboard, Coach Miles! We're excited to have you as part of the GC Family!
Coach Miles is a Huntington native, a two-time state medal winner, and a 2011 State Champion, who knows exactly what it takes to win. He has been a Head Coach since 2015, bringing years of successful leadership and a deep passion for the sport.
For Coach, this journey is personal. He has three young boys of his own who all wrestle, so he is fully invested in mentoring athletes at every single stage of their development. When asked about the future of the program, his vision is all about removing limits and growing our numbers. He is focusing heavily on our youth and middle school levels, creating the vital building blocks and strong foundation needed to fuel a thriving high school program.
He is ready to get to work and can't wait to meet our wrestling families. Come out to chat with Coach Miles, hear his exciting plans for the future, and ask any questions you have!
When: This Thursday, June 18th at 6:00 PM
Where: Greenup High School Cafeteria
Welcome aboard, Coach Miles! We're excited to have you as part of the GC Family!
SUMMER MEAL PICKUP AT GREYSBRANCH ELEMENTARY
our next Summer Meal pickup for children 18 and under is Wednesday, June 10, 2026. Please read all the details below to help us keep the line moving safely and efficiently.
❌ IMPORTANT ELIGIBILITY REMINDER: If your child is enrolled in the Summer School or the 21st Century Summer Camp at Greenup County High School, they are NOT eligible to receive meals at this location. Please be respectful, and do not request meals for those specific children.
🚗 PICKUP INSTRUCTIONS:
- Location: Greysbranch Elementary School
- Traffic Flow: All participants must enter from US 23 to the main parking lot at Greenup County High School.
PLEASE NOTE: You should enter from MAIN US 23, not old US 23 (Ohio River Road).
Staff Direction: Please watch for our food service staff who will direct you where to line up.
Be Prepared: When it is your turn, please have your car ready. Have windows down, doors unlocked, and trunks open so staff can easily place the meals inside.
⚠️REMINDERS:
Meals are handed out on a first-come, first-served basis.
We also ask everyone to please be patient, courteous, and respectful. Our kitchen and food service staff are doing their very best to accommodate as many people as possible.
our next Summer Meal pickup for children 18 and under is Wednesday, June 10, 2026. Please read all the details below to help us keep the line moving safely and efficiently.
❌ IMPORTANT ELIGIBILITY REMINDER: If your child is enrolled in the Summer School or the 21st Century Summer Camp at Greenup County High School, they are NOT eligible to receive meals at this location. Please be respectful, and do not request meals for those specific children.
🚗 PICKUP INSTRUCTIONS:
- Location: Greysbranch Elementary School
- Traffic Flow: All participants must enter from US 23 to the main parking lot at Greenup County High School.
PLEASE NOTE: You should enter from MAIN US 23, not old US 23 (Ohio River Road).
Staff Direction: Please watch for our food service staff who will direct you where to line up.
Be Prepared: When it is your turn, please have your car ready. Have windows down, doors unlocked, and trunks open so staff can easily place the meals inside.
⚠️REMINDERS:
Meals are handed out on a first-come, first-served basis.
We also ask everyone to please be patient, courteous, and respectful. Our kitchen and food service staff are doing their very best to accommodate as many people as possible.
If you are a parent or guardian of a child with an Individual Education Program (IEP) we want to hear from you!
Our district and the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) value your feedback as it will help us understand how we can improve parent and family engagement.
Please take a few minutes to complete a short survey about how the school has supported your involvement as a parent or guardian this school year. We especially want to know how the school includes you in the special education process for your child.
Your responses are completely anonymous and cannot be traced back to you or your child.
You can take the survey now by visiting: https://www.kypso.org/parent/
Please have only one parent or guardian complete this survey for each student. If you have more than one child with an IEP, please fill out a separate survey for each child.
Additional information can also be found on the attached documents.
Thank you for helping us improve our services and support for your child!
Our district and the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) value your feedback as it will help us understand how we can improve parent and family engagement.
Please take a few minutes to complete a short survey about how the school has supported your involvement as a parent or guardian this school year. We especially want to know how the school includes you in the special education process for your child.
Your responses are completely anonymous and cannot be traced back to you or your child.
You can take the survey now by visiting: https://www.kypso.org/parent/
Please have only one parent or guardian complete this survey for each student. If you have more than one child with an IEP, please fill out a separate survey for each child.
Additional information can also be found on the attached documents.
Thank you for helping us improve our services and support for your child!
Today, the GC family joins so many others in grieving the loss of Daniel Gullett, Assistant Principal at Greenup County High School, while also honoring the incredible life and legacy he leaves behind.
Mr. Gullett left us far too early, but he leaves behind an incredible legacy of love, service, laughter, and quiet kindness.
To those who knew him, Daniel was the real deal — a good man, a steady hand, a quiet helper, and someone who made people feel at home. He was a devoted husband to Sara, a loving father to Jack and Gage, a cherished family member, a loyal friend, and a trusted educator who made a lasting impact on countless students, staff members, families, and community members.
At Greenup County High School, Daniel was more than an administrator. He was a steady presence, a mentor, a supporter, and someone students knew was in their corner. He had a special way with people, especially kids. He could calm them down, straighten them out, make them laugh, encourage them, and remind them that they mattered.
Daniel did not make a big show of being a good man.
He just was one.
He loved to cook, feed people, laugh, and bring others together. His home was a gathering place where stories were told, laughter came easy, and everyone felt welcome. That same spirit carried into his work, his friendships, and the way he served others every day.
Cancer is cruel and unfair, and Daniel’s passing leaves a hole in the hearts of all who knew and loved him. But Daniel would not want people stuck on asking why, or sitting around being too serious for too long. He would want us to take care of each other, tell the stories, laugh at the memories, and keep showing up for one another.
Because that is exactly what he did.
To honor Daniel, love like he loved. Feed people and their souls. Check on them. Laugh often. Show up. Help without needing credit. Pick on the people you love just enough to make them smile. And when something needs done, be the person who says, “I’ll take care of it.”
Daniel did that his whole life.
And he made this world better because of it.
The entire Greenup County Schools family extends our deepest love and sympathy to Daniel’s wife, Sara; his sons, Jack and Gage; his family; his friends; our Greenup County High School students and staff; and all who were blessed to know him.
We also want to remind our students, staff, and families that support is available through Regroup for anyone who may need help during this difficult time.
Grief affects everyone differently, and no one has to go through it alone. Anyone who needs support, someone to talk to, or help processing this loss is encouraged to reach out.
Visitation for family, students, and friends will be held Thursday, June 11, at Greenup County High School from 12 p.m. until 4 p.m. A Celebration of Life will immediately follow at the same location, with Principal Anthony Thompson officiating.
To celebrate Mr. Gullett's legacy, keep telling the stories, sharing the laughs, and try to love people the way he did.
There will never be another one like him.
Mr. Gullett left us far too early, but he leaves behind an incredible legacy of love, service, laughter, and quiet kindness.
To those who knew him, Daniel was the real deal — a good man, a steady hand, a quiet helper, and someone who made people feel at home. He was a devoted husband to Sara, a loving father to Jack and Gage, a cherished family member, a loyal friend, and a trusted educator who made a lasting impact on countless students, staff members, families, and community members.
At Greenup County High School, Daniel was more than an administrator. He was a steady presence, a mentor, a supporter, and someone students knew was in their corner. He had a special way with people, especially kids. He could calm them down, straighten them out, make them laugh, encourage them, and remind them that they mattered.
Daniel did not make a big show of being a good man.
He just was one.
He loved to cook, feed people, laugh, and bring others together. His home was a gathering place where stories were told, laughter came easy, and everyone felt welcome. That same spirit carried into his work, his friendships, and the way he served others every day.
Cancer is cruel and unfair, and Daniel’s passing leaves a hole in the hearts of all who knew and loved him. But Daniel would not want people stuck on asking why, or sitting around being too serious for too long. He would want us to take care of each other, tell the stories, laugh at the memories, and keep showing up for one another.
Because that is exactly what he did.
To honor Daniel, love like he loved. Feed people and their souls. Check on them. Laugh often. Show up. Help without needing credit. Pick on the people you love just enough to make them smile. And when something needs done, be the person who says, “I’ll take care of it.”
Daniel did that his whole life.
And he made this world better because of it.
The entire Greenup County Schools family extends our deepest love and sympathy to Daniel’s wife, Sara; his sons, Jack and Gage; his family; his friends; our Greenup County High School students and staff; and all who were blessed to know him.
We also want to remind our students, staff, and families that support is available through Regroup for anyone who may need help during this difficult time.
Grief affects everyone differently, and no one has to go through it alone. Anyone who needs support, someone to talk to, or help processing this loss is encouraged to reach out.
Visitation for family, students, and friends will be held Thursday, June 11, at Greenup County High School from 12 p.m. until 4 p.m. A Celebration of Life will immediately follow at the same location, with Principal Anthony Thompson officiating.
To celebrate Mr. Gullett's legacy, keep telling the stories, sharing the laughs, and try to love people the way he did.
There will never be another one like him.
Registration is open for the 3rd Annual GC ALUMNI GOLF SCRAMBLE! 🏌️⛳️
GC Golfers, get a team together, hit the course and enjoy lunch with us. A fun day on the golf course will help us support our Musketeers through scholarships, teacher grants, and other activities/student services.
To register a team and/or sponsor a hole, please call or text 606-585-8235
GC Golfers, get a team together, hit the course and enjoy lunch with us. A fun day on the golf course will help us support our Musketeers through scholarships, teacher grants, and other activities/student services.
To register a team and/or sponsor a hole, please call or text 606-585-8235
Summer Meals Reminder - Pickups start today!
Free Meals are available every Wednesday through June and July from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM for children 18 and under. Pickup is located between the MAC building and Greysbranch Elementary. Please use Old 23 to enter the area.
Drive slowly, as summer school and 21st Century Camp are active at Greenup County High School.
Meals are first-come, first-served. Please be patient with our kitchen staff as we launch this new process and work to get everyone through the lines safely!
Free Meals are available every Wednesday through June and July from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM for children 18 and under. Pickup is located between the MAC building and Greysbranch Elementary. Please use Old 23 to enter the area.
Drive slowly, as summer school and 21st Century Camp are active at Greenup County High School.
Meals are first-come, first-served. Please be patient with our kitchen staff as we launch this new process and work to get everyone through the lines safely!
What a night. What a community.
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to support Greenup County High School Assistant Principal Daniel Gullett and his family during the recent spaghetti dinner, live auction, and silent auction fundraiser.
The generosity shown throughout the evening was truly incredible. From those who donated items, prepared food, helped organize, volunteered their time, purchased meals, placed bids, and joined in a few friendly bidding wars — every contribution helped make the event a huge success.
A special thank you goes to Britt Bush, who did an outstanding job leading the auction and bringing so much energy, heart, and humor to the evening. His personal connection, stories, and memories added something truly meaningful to the night.
To the many individuals, families, businesses, volunteers, and community members who helped make this event possible: thank you. Your kindness is a beautiful reminder of what makes Greenup County such a special place.
The fundraiser was a tremendous success, and one thing was clear: our community showed up BIG. We hope the encouragement, care, and support felt throughout the evening continue to be felt by Daniel and the Gullett family.
Our thoughts remain with Daniel, and we want him to know how deeply he is loved and supported.
Thank you, Musketeer family. This is what community looks like.
#getupforgullett
#proudtobeamusketeer
#communitysupport
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to support Greenup County High School Assistant Principal Daniel Gullett and his family during the recent spaghetti dinner, live auction, and silent auction fundraiser.
The generosity shown throughout the evening was truly incredible. From those who donated items, prepared food, helped organize, volunteered their time, purchased meals, placed bids, and joined in a few friendly bidding wars — every contribution helped make the event a huge success.
A special thank you goes to Britt Bush, who did an outstanding job leading the auction and bringing so much energy, heart, and humor to the evening. His personal connection, stories, and memories added something truly meaningful to the night.
To the many individuals, families, businesses, volunteers, and community members who helped make this event possible: thank you. Your kindness is a beautiful reminder of what makes Greenup County such a special place.
The fundraiser was a tremendous success, and one thing was clear: our community showed up BIG. We hope the encouragement, care, and support felt throughout the evening continue to be felt by Daniel and the Gullett family.
Our thoughts remain with Daniel, and we want him to know how deeply he is loved and supported.
Thank you, Musketeer family. This is what community looks like.
#getupforgullett
#proudtobeamusketeer
#communitysupport
Farm to Table 2026 is more than a dinner — it’s a community investment.
The Greenup County Farm to Table Dinner brings together local FFA members, 4-H youth, the Historic McConnell House, local farmers, businesses, families, and community supporters for one incredible evening celebrating agriculture, fellowship, and the future of Greenup County.
First held in 2019, this event has grown into one of the largest farm-to-table events in Kentucky — and its impact reaches far beyond one night.
Proceeds and partnerships help support opportunities for our students and community, including FFA leadership conferences, 4-H camp scholarships, livestock trainings and clinics, senior scholarships, program upgrades, youth outreach events, and preservation efforts at the Historic McConnell House.
We invite you to be part of this special tradition by attending, becoming a sponsor, donating, or helping spread the word.
📅 Saturday, July 18, 2026
📍 Imel’s Greenhouse | 2836 KY-1, Greenup, KY
⏰ Gates open at 5:00 p.m.
🎟️ Tickets: $35 | Ages 5 & under free
To purchase tickets, scan the QR code on the flyer or order online here:
https://greenupffa.square.site/shop/farm-to-table-dinner-tickets/2
Partnership and sponsorship details are included in the attached flyers for businesses, organizations, families, or community members who would like to support this important event.
Please help us spread the word by sharing this post or printing/posting the flyers where others can see them.
Together, we can support the students, agriculture programs, and traditions that make Greenup County so special.
#ProudToBeAMusketeer #FarmToTable
The Greenup County Farm to Table Dinner brings together local FFA members, 4-H youth, the Historic McConnell House, local farmers, businesses, families, and community supporters for one incredible evening celebrating agriculture, fellowship, and the future of Greenup County.
First held in 2019, this event has grown into one of the largest farm-to-table events in Kentucky — and its impact reaches far beyond one night.
Proceeds and partnerships help support opportunities for our students and community, including FFA leadership conferences, 4-H camp scholarships, livestock trainings and clinics, senior scholarships, program upgrades, youth outreach events, and preservation efforts at the Historic McConnell House.
We invite you to be part of this special tradition by attending, becoming a sponsor, donating, or helping spread the word.
📅 Saturday, July 18, 2026
📍 Imel’s Greenhouse | 2836 KY-1, Greenup, KY
⏰ Gates open at 5:00 p.m.
🎟️ Tickets: $35 | Ages 5 & under free
To purchase tickets, scan the QR code on the flyer or order online here:
https://greenupffa.square.site/shop/farm-to-table-dinner-tickets/2
Partnership and sponsorship details are included in the attached flyers for businesses, organizations, families, or community members who would like to support this important event.
Please help us spread the word by sharing this post or printing/posting the flyers where others can see them.
Together, we can support the students, agriculture programs, and traditions that make Greenup County so special.
#ProudToBeAMusketeer #FarmToTable
Congratulations to our 2026 Salutatorian, Grace Russell, on this prestigious achievement!
Throughout high school, Grace has balanced exceptional academic performance with strong leadership in extracurricular activities. She has been a dedicated member of the dance team, the yearbook staff, and the Kentucky Youth Assembly (KYA).
Her impressive credentials have earned her acceptance into the University of Kentucky, where she has also been selected for UK’s specialized Living Learning Program.
Grace will be majoring in Political Science as she begins her journey toward a successful career in law.
Please join us in celebrating Grace's remarkable achievements and wishing her the very best at UK!
Throughout high school, Grace has balanced exceptional academic performance with strong leadership in extracurricular activities. She has been a dedicated member of the dance team, the yearbook staff, and the Kentucky Youth Assembly (KYA).
Her impressive credentials have earned her acceptance into the University of Kentucky, where she has also been selected for UK’s specialized Living Learning Program.
Grace will be majoring in Political Science as she begins her journey toward a successful career in law.
Please join us in celebrating Grace's remarkable achievements and wishing her the very best at UK!
Congratulations to our 2026 Valedictorian, Addyson Gordon, on her outstanding achievements!
Throughout her high school career, Addyson has demonstrated remarkable dedication, successfully balancing varsity volleyball, travel volleyball, and track with a rigorous schedule of dual-credit courses.
Her academic and athletic excellence has prepared her well for the next chapter. This fall, Addyson will attend Morehead State University to pursue a degree in Nuclear Medicine.
We commend her inspiring goal to become a nuclear medicine technologist and return home to serve the community that has supported her.
Please join us in celebrating Addyson's well-deserved success and wishing her the absolute best in her future endeavors!
Throughout her high school career, Addyson has demonstrated remarkable dedication, successfully balancing varsity volleyball, travel volleyball, and track with a rigorous schedule of dual-credit courses.
Her academic and athletic excellence has prepared her well for the next chapter. This fall, Addyson will attend Morehead State University to pursue a degree in Nuclear Medicine.
We commend her inspiring goal to become a nuclear medicine technologist and return home to serve the community that has supported her.
Please join us in celebrating Addyson's well-deserved success and wishing her the absolute best in her future endeavors!
Why GC?
26 Pathways. 50 Certifications. 19 Areas of Study.
See all we have to offer and learn more here: https://aptg.co/JkjHZg
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26 Pathways. 50 Certifications. 19 Areas of Study.
See all we have to offer and learn more here: https://aptg.co/JkjHZg
#TheGCAdvantage
We want to send a quick reminder that GC Schools will be closed tomorrow, May 19th for Election Day.
We look forward to seeing our students back on Wednesday, May 20th to finish the last week of the school year strong.
Many of our schools will be having award ceremonies, special events, and end-of-the-year festivities over the final few days and we look forward to celebrating with our Musketeers!
It's hard to believe it's the final week of school for GC! We have a busy week to wrap things up - District Baseball/Softball Tournaments, State Track Meet, Awards/Promotion ceremonies and of course GCHS graduation!
As our seniors head into their final days before graduation, we hope they remember this:
No matter where life takes you, never get too old, too busy, or too "cool" for a juice box moment.
Take time to laugh. Stay humble. Be kind.
Keep a little bit of that kid inside you who dreamed big, played hard, and believed anything was possible.
Class of 2026, we are so proud of you. Enjoy every moment of this final week. You've earned it. 💚💛
No matter where life takes you, never get too old, too busy, or too "cool" for a juice box moment.
Take time to laugh. Stay humble. Be kind.
Keep a little bit of that kid inside you who dreamed big, played hard, and believed anything was possible.
Class of 2026, we are so proud of you. Enjoy every moment of this final week. You've earned it. 💚💛
Reminder: This month's Greenup County School District Board Meeting is tonight (May 18th) at 5:30 PM.
Join us in person or watch live on Facebook to stay informed and connected with our schools!
Join us in person or watch live on Facebook to stay informed and connected with our schools!
Meet Halle Bailey, a senior who defines strength, heart, and pure determination.
While balancing three different programs in Healthcare, Welding, and Business, Halle faced a journey most couldn't imagine. When her father became terminally ill this past year, Halle didn't just stay by his side; she put her education into action. Using the skills she learned in her Nursing Aide training, she became one of his primary caregivers, providing him with professional care and dignity during his hardest days. She later shared with her instructors that her coursework gave her more than just a certification—it gave her the confidence to know exactly how to help her father and also helped her process one of the most difficult chapters of her life.
This family tragedy could have easily been a stumbling block, but Halle never stopped striving. With incredible poise and a tireless work ethic, she continued to soar, earning dual college credits in both Business and Healthcare. Her list of achievements is staggering: she has already earned her Medicaid Nurse Aide (MNA) and National Registry EMT certifications, and she even mastered the welding shop to earn her Kentucky DOT 3-G Welding certification. Currently, she is finishing her Phlebotomy course and working a job, all while preparing to graduate on May 22nd.
Halle demonstrates love, grace, and strength every single day. We have no doubt that she will reach her goal of becoming an Emergency Medicine Physician as she heads off to college to study Biomedical Sciences.
Halle is truly an amazing young lady, and we are so incredibly proud of her!
#inspiration
#proudtobeamusketeer
While balancing three different programs in Healthcare, Welding, and Business, Halle faced a journey most couldn't imagine. When her father became terminally ill this past year, Halle didn't just stay by his side; she put her education into action. Using the skills she learned in her Nursing Aide training, she became one of his primary caregivers, providing him with professional care and dignity during his hardest days. She later shared with her instructors that her coursework gave her more than just a certification—it gave her the confidence to know exactly how to help her father and also helped her process one of the most difficult chapters of her life.
This family tragedy could have easily been a stumbling block, but Halle never stopped striving. With incredible poise and a tireless work ethic, she continued to soar, earning dual college credits in both Business and Healthcare. Her list of achievements is staggering: she has already earned her Medicaid Nurse Aide (MNA) and National Registry EMT certifications, and she even mastered the welding shop to earn her Kentucky DOT 3-G Welding certification. Currently, she is finishing her Phlebotomy course and working a job, all while preparing to graduate on May 22nd.
Halle demonstrates love, grace, and strength every single day. We have no doubt that she will reach her goal of becoming an Emergency Medicine Physician as she heads off to college to study Biomedical Sciences.
Halle is truly an amazing young lady, and we are so incredibly proud of her!
#inspiration
#proudtobeamusketeer
