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ACHS in Top 25% of all Kentucky High Schools By Doug Holmes, Assistant Principal, Adair County High School I wanted to share the following good news about ACHS with the local community: According to the latest release of test scores from Kentucky Department of Education (KDE), Adair County High School, 526 Indian DR., Columbia, KY, is in the top 25% of all KY high schools. Adair County High School ranked 48th out of 228 high schools in the Commonwealth. Moreover, ACHS is third out of 26 surrounding high schools. The scores are a result of the curriculum, policies, and procedures enacted over the past couple of years, along with hard work from the faculty and staff. The students of ACHS should be commended, as well, for applying the knowledge they have gained from quality teaching. This story was posted on 2009-09-30 08:02:23
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