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District Returns to Traditional Summer Meal Program Hopkins County Schools will return to a traditional summer meal program starting Monday, June 22. Comments (-1) Pandemic-EBT Program Information Kentucky has been approved for the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program that offers a P-EBT food benefit program flyer financial resource for families with students who lost access to free or reduced-price school meals due to COVID-19. For more information, click on this news item. Comments (-1) The Mission of Hopkins County Schools is to unite as one team to learn and inspire. Hopkins County Schools will begin a soft opening following the Kentucky Healthy at Work plan on Monday, June 1. The Central Office front door will remain locked and we will be closed to foot traffic since there will be limited staff in the building with some telework continuing. Central Office will also move to summer hours Monday. Staff will be available by phone from 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. The hours for Hopkins County Teachers Federal Credit Union will remain 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Online Preschool Pre-Registration is now available for children who will be 4 years old on or before Aug. 1, 2020.This process allows the determination of whether your child is eligible to attend the state-funded preschool program in Hopkins County Schools. This program is available to children who are 4 years old on or before Aug. 1, and whose family income is 160% of the poverty level or below. More information is available at https://www.hopkins.kyschools.us/Page/93.If you have a Gmail or Hopkins County Schools email account, you may upload the required documents to this pre-registration form. If not, please fill out the form and email the documentation separately to preschool2020@hopkins.kyschools.us. Forms that may be used to verify income include paystubs, W2s or tax returns.Preschool is provided for 3-year-olds only when they have a disability. Unfortunately, we are not able to do the required screening/evaluation now. We will resume these screenings as soon as it is safe to do so, and will make an announcement at that time.4-Year-Old Preschool Pre-Registration Form Dana Nance, who works in the Transportation Department, received the new 20/20 Vision Award during the Board of Education meeting on March 3. Dana goes above and beyond her job responsibilities. One day after school hours, she learned about a house fire that impacted students in multiple schools, and made sure to notify supervisors so help could be provided. She has also answered calls and texts in mornings, nights, and on weekends to help arrange transportation for students who wouldn t have been able to get to school without her assistance. She is appreciated for having a heart for kids and always going out of her way to put the needs of others before her own. Every child has a story if you just take the time to read it. Karen Daugherty, preschool assistant teacher at Earlington Elementary and West Hopkins, received the new 20/20 Vision Award during the Board of Education meeting on March 3. Karen demonstrates service excellence in all she does! She has a commitment to Team Hopkins, a positive demeanor, and student-centered service. Early in the year, the Earlington evening preschool bus route needed a monitor Karen accepted the temporary assignment without hesitation. She seized the opportunity and truly made the bus an extension of the classroom. She provided interventions, taught kindergarten readiness skills, and took the time to make deeper personal connections with children and families. When the monitor position was filled, she had a difficult time letting go. She has truly embraced our 20/20 vision. Karen takes the time to read every child s story and helps them add new pages every day! Cafeteria staff and a group of teachers at Earlington Elementary School were honored with the #LionChaser / #GiantSlayer Award at the Feb. 18 Board of Education meeting. They were the first team to implement At-Risk Suppers in the district. Cafeteria staff stay after lunch service each day and prepare about 80 suppers that are served to late bus students and students who are staying for after-school activities. Several teachers volunteer to help serve the meals every afternoon.The program is called "Power Up Snacks." Staff members recognized include Megan Bean, Jamie Brooks, Heather Dunlap, Valerie Epperson, Kay Gipson, Danielle Harper, Jenny Haw, Tracie Mason, Scott Moore, Ginger Putman, Rachel Sandberg, Alaysha Scott, Stacie Stanley, Brooke Stuart, Mary Vandiver, Julie Vaughn, and Katie Wyatt.

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