Dr. Matthews discusses KSA scores being released this week, as well as our ongoing Parent-Teacher conferences in this week's Weekly Wrap-Up. https://youtu.be/LQVyW1YclO0
2 days ago, Victor Malone
National Custodian Day! 🎉🎉🎉 Our custodial staff's hard work and care keep our schools running smoothly every day. We appreciate everything they do to create a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for our students and staff. Thank you for all you do! 👏❤️
4 days ago, Victor Malone
a collage of many of our district's custodians
Calendar Update: Due to September 27th's school closure, December 13th is no longer a Defense of Learning Day, but instead a regular day of instruction. The last day of school, as well as any other days off, are unaffected. Attached is the amended calendar in English and Spanish. You can also find it on our Facebook, or on our website.
4 days ago, Victor Malone
amended english calendar
amended spanish calendar
Visit our Weekly Leadership Connection to see what's happening in Shelby County Public Schools! #weareshelbyinspired https://scps.edurooms.com/engage/shelby-county-public-schools/newsletters/weekly-leadership-connection-14762
5 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
Dr. Joshua Matthews, Superintendent SCPS
Congrats Audrey Wolff! Audrey Wolff, a 5th grader from Clear Creek Elementary, has been selected to be a member of the KYACDA Fall Childrens' Honor Choir. There were over 350 auditions submitted for this ensemble. We are so proud of Audrey! #weareshelbyinspired
6 days ago, Alexis Kuhn
Picture of Clear Creek Elementary student Audrey Wolf.
Dr. Matthews' discusses today's school cancellation due to the harsh weather in his Weekly Recap. See you Monday! https://youtu.be/2jCRU78yG4Y
9 days ago, Victor Malone
Shelby County Public Schools will be closed due to weather concerns on Friday, September 27, 2024. We will utilize a makeup day later this year and announce this later. This is NOT an NTI Day for students. Las escuelas públicas del condado de Shelby estarán cerradas debido a problemas climáticos el viernes 27 de septiembre de 2024. Utilizaremos un día de recuperación más adelante este año y lo anunciaremos más adelante. Este NO es un día de NTI para los estudiantes.
9 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
School Canceled for Friday September 27th, 2024
🌧️ SCPS Families: SCPS is closely monitoring the weather due to the threat of heavy wind and rain. If the weather is too severe for our students and staff to safely make it to school, we will make a decision and inform the community by 5:20 AM tomorrow at the latest. Updates will be provided through WAVE3, WDRB, WHAS11, WLKY news, as well as our social media, district website, and mass communication via phone calls, texts, and emails. Please be prepared. Stay safe!
10 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
RAIN CLOUD
Shelby County High School Forfeits Game on September 27 Due to Weather and Safety Concerns** Shelbyville, KY, [September 26, 2024]** – Shelby County High School has announced the decision to forfeit the upcoming football game scheduled for Friday, September 27, due to inclement weather, a recent change in coaching staff, and the overall safety of our students. Dr. Carla Kent, principal of Shelby County High School, emphasized the importance of mental preparedness during this transition. "With a change in leadership, we want to ensure our students feel ready to compete mentally and have ample time to acclimate to their new coach," she stated. Athletic Director Charlotte Marshall highlighted that player safety remains the top priority in this decision. "The well-being of our athletes is paramount, and we believe this choice reflects our commitment to their safety and development." Superintendent Dr. Josh Matthews supported the decision, affirming that the school always prioritizes students in challenging situations. "I fully support Dr. Kent. We are dedicated to moving forward, building a strong team, and finishing the season with resilience." Shelby County High School appreciates the understanding of our community and fans as we navigate this transition.
10 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
SC Logo
Shelbyville, KY – Shelby County High School (SCHS) announces that Coach Josh Jaggers is resigning due to health reasons as head coach of the SCHS Football Team. The school is grateful for Coach Jaggers' dedication and contributions to the program. “I want to thank Coach Jaggers for his time, talent, and dedication to the SCHS Football program and our students,” said Dr. Josh Matthews, Superintendent. “He is an excellent coach and a great person.” In light of this transition, Mr. George Eskridge will step in as the interim head coach. Eskridge, who brings a wealth of experience to the role, has coached at multiple levels including high school, collegiate, and professional (Campbellsville University and Louisville Fire Arena Football, AF2). Before his tenure at Campbellsville, Eskridge spent four successful years with the Louisville Fire, an Arena Football AF2 team, where he served as Special Teams Coordinator and coached Fullbacks and Linebackers. Under his leadership, the Fire achieved a record of 41-30 and made three postseason appearances, culminating in the 2005 American Conference championship and a spot in the Arena Cup. Eskridge's coaching accolades continued at Campbellsville, where he played a key role in securing two Mid-South Conference West Division titles. He was also active in the track and field program, where he helped coach multiple champions and All-Americans. A graduate of the University of Louisville, Eskridge's coaching journey includes 12 years of experience as a high school assistant coach at Louisville Eastern High School and North Hardin High School. "We are excited to have Coach Eskridge step in during this transition," said SCHS Principal Dr. Carla Kent. "His extensive coaching background and proven track record will be invaluable to the students on the team as we move forward. We want our SCHS Football program to continue to grow." We look forward to welcoming Coach Eskridge's leadership and we are eager to support the team as they continue to build on the program at Shelby County High School.
11 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
Mr. George Eskridge
Watch this video from Dr. Matthews and Jill Tingle on potential ways the Luke Bryan concert tomorrow night may affect the school day. https://youtu.be/itKTw5Z5ZwE
11 days ago, Victor Malone
A photo of Dr. Matthews and Jill Tingle smiling with Luke Bryan photoshopped in between them.
Salvation Army Angel Tree Application Info: Families with children 13 years old and younger who need assistance with holiday gifts should see the attached flyer (in English and Spanish). The flyer has information about the Angel Tree program guidelines and the application dates. Please remember, the Salvation Army will NOT accept Angel Tree applications after October 29th.
11 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
Angel Tree Information
Spanish Angel Tree Information
Come be a part of our Community Conversation on Tuesday, October 8th at 5:00 pm at the Simpsonville City Offices, 108 Old Veechdale Road, Simpsonville, KY. You can hear updates from schools and community members, visit breakout groups for details on school action plans, and have an opportunity for input and questions. We hope to see you there! #weareshelbyinspired
13 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
Community Conversation Flyer info in text
comunitaria conversacion flyer
Dr. Matthews discusses many goals we are setting and reaching in our district. Also, don't forget: the StopFinder app goes live this Monday, September 23rd! Watch here: https://youtu.be/gV3zu_y5xGA
16 days ago, Victor Malone
Shelby Academy students this week used creating acrylic paint pours to practice being Responsible Collaborators and Global Citizens. They made some awesome art while also using their skills to give back to the community. #weareshelbyinspired Click below to watch!🎨 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-H59KDGN0Q
17 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
Jeff Bracken and class create art and work collaboratively at Shelby Academy
Miss Howard’s art class at West Middle School is using acrylic techniques of complementary color schemes and values to paint their favorite food item. #weareshelbyinspired
17 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
two art students paint
art student displays his art work
art student painting Dr. Pepper
art student painting
art student painting and smiling
art student proudly shows painting
Students at Simpsonville Elementary School participate in WIN (What I Need) Time. Everyone in the school has a small group of students and they work on academic needs. Students are engaged, focused, and working on improving in an area of need. #weareshelbyinspired
17 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
Ms. Springston works with a student during WIN time.
Students work on literacy skills with their teacher during WIN time.
Students work on literacy skills at Simpsonville Elementary.
a red headed student working on literacy skills smiles at the camera
Dr. Matthews shares the excellent work of Shelby County Public Schools through inspired learning, leading, and living in his Weekly Leadership Connection. https://scps.edurooms.com/engage/shelby-county-public-schools/newsletters/weekly-leadership-connection-12881
19 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
EMS science students sharing their learning with other students.
Today is the first ever National GED Day, and Mayor Ethington stopped by Shelby Academy this morning to recognize all the hard work being done there. Shelby Academy has had 8 graduates of the GED program, and we are extremely proud of them for it!🎉 #WeAreShelbyInspired #GED
20 days ago, Cynthia Powell Skellie
Mayor Ethington presents a declaration for GED Day in Shelby County.
Brittney Money and Ben Roberts from Shelby Academy accept the declaration for their work with high school GED.ir
Mayor Ethington presents the declaration.
Dr. Matthews and Mike Clark discuss our district's Safety and Emergency practices in this week's recap video. Check it out at the link belowhttps://youtu.be/Ceu7bFSP5yc
23 days ago, Victor Malone