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Adair Co. Middle School 4-H group serves as pages in Frankfort



2016-02-25 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Shamarie Harper, Adair County School District Media Coordinator.
What makes Adair County Schools special is not only our great students and dedicated staff but also our community. Within our small-town are agencies and organizations which add enrichment to our students lives and walk hand-in-hand with our ideas and philosophies. One such agency is the Adair County UK Ag Cooperative Extension Office. Our community and school district are so lucky to have Tony Rose and Kelli Bonifer striving to accomplish many of the same goals as our school district. One such example would be on February 24, and 25, 2016, the 4-H Leadership group along with Mr. Rose, the programs coordinator, traveled to Frankfort to serve as pages for Senator Max Wise and Representative "Bam" Carney who both support and understand the importance of education in our area, and are always willing to support our local youth. A huge thank you to them both. While in Frankfort, the children will tour the capital and visit the Vietnam Memorial. So we have a local organization supporting and reinforcing both Leader in Me and Social Studies/History. The new environment within our schools is one not only of collaboration within the walls of our buildings but expanding to our town, county, and state. It is an exciting time to be a part of the Adair County Schools. Members of the Adair County Middle School 4-H Leadership Group include: Carli Ann Carter, Lindsey Taylor, Elizabeth Marcum, Chloe Grider, Reilly Wells, Hannah Brown, Hannah Burton, and Emily Farmer. - Shamarie Harper


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