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We love seeing cross-curricular opportunities like this, especially when art and English come together, blending two of the most powerful forms of expression. We’re sharing just a few of the projects here, and you will find the full collection on the Estill County High School Facebook page.
Check out some of their incredible work below!










As a result, June 5 will remain our last last day for students.
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Bring the whole family out for a fun-filled day at the Irvine-Ravenna Kiwanis Ball Park on Saturday, April 4th from 11 AM – 2 PM!
✨ Egg hunts will be divided by age groups:
Birth to 3
Ages 4–7
Ages 8–12
13+ & Extraordinary Individuals
🥚 Hunt times:
* 11:30 AM
* 12:30 PM
* 1:30 PM
🎉 Plus, enjoy:
Games & bubbles
Easter photo backdrop 📸
Local organizations with activities & info
And so much more!
This event is made possible thanks to our amazing community partners, we are so grateful for the collaboration that makes events like this possible for our families. 💛
We can’t wait to see you there for a day of fun, laughter, and lots of eggs! 🐣

Wednesday: April 1
5:30-6:30
Friday: April 3
5:30-7:00
At central office gym.
$65 per kid
A special shoutout goes to 7th-grade Multimedia student Kera Diaz-Powell for capturing the excitement from every angle. As part of Tanner Blevins’ Graphic Design class, Kera showcased her talent behind the camera and did an outstanding job! 👏
Be sure to check out this photo gallery featuring Kera’s work from an unforgettable day on the field! 📸









A special round of applause goes to Mrs. Stephanie Arthur, ECMS Choir Director, whose dedication and expertise have been key to the choir’s success.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Carlee Cornett for her exceptional work as accompanist. She makes playing the piano look effortless, and we are grateful for the talent she shares with our choir!





For More information contact Brooklyn Moreland BSN, RN, District Health Coordinator of Estill County Schools at brooklyn.moreland@estill.kyschools.us

The Estill County 4-H Teen Cooking Club will be giving back to you, the ones who support our youth!! Teen Cooking isn't just about showing up at meetings to cook; they are learning life skills and a sense of belonging. Members will be practicing safe food handling procedures, kitchen safety, teamwork, communication skills, the importance of our community, and giving back.
"Cupcakes for the Community" is a FREE drive-thru event on Friday, April 3, 2026. 4:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. (ending sooner if we run out of cupcakes), our Teen Cooking Club will be outside the Estill County Extension Office, 76 Golden Ct, passing out cupcakes!! No need to get out of your vehicle! They will come to you. There is a limit of one cupcake per person, and you must be present in the vehicle to receive a cupcake.
ESTILL COUNTY, COME SUPPORT THESE YOUTH AND LET THEM SAY "THANK YOU!"


It was great to see current students leading demonstrations for their underclassmen, sharing what they love about the ATC, and to hear staff highlight the benefits of graduating work-ready. These students are fortunate to have the opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications in these fields while still in high school!











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The scholarships are part of Rumpke’s commitment to education and are offered to graduating high school seniors in designated communities in the company’s service areas, which now includes Estill County. Students pursuing a two-year or four-year degree from an accredited institution, including vocational/trade schools, are eligible.
“As a family-owned and -operated business, we believe in investing in the next generation,” said Region Vice President Adam Rumpke. “To help support education and development, we offer annual scholarships to graduating high school seniors throughout our service areas.”
In 2025, Rumpke awarded $82,500 in scholarships. Winners are chosen based on their commitment to academics, leadership ability, environmental stewardship and desire to serve the community.
Rumpke also provides free facility and landfill tours and on-site presentations to educate students and community members of all ages about proper waste disposal and recycling.
Learn more at www.rumpke.com or call 1-800-828-8171.

Lil' Neers Baseball Clinic

