Oldham County Schools

Oldham County Schools is pleased to announce plans to develop a new Creative and Performing Arts Center to serve our students and community. We look forward to sharing additional details as the project progresses.

Congratulations to three OCS teachers selected for the 2026 Henrion Multicultural Fund for Oldham County Teachers through the Community Foundation of Louisville!

Marilyn Croak (OCHS) will travel to Oaxaca, Mexico for a week-long cultural immersion program timed to the indigenous Guelaguetza festival. Alaina Green (NOHS) will visit London, Oxford, Cambridge, and Chawton for research and professional development. Ryan McAllister (SOHS) will experience Vienna and Salzburg — attending live performances and visiting sites tied to some of history's greatest composers.

The grant has supported educator travel abroad since 2017, with the goal of enriching teachers' perspectives and, in turn, their students' understanding of the wider world.

We are excited to host another Get Behind the Wheel event this Saturday, June 27. Come out to Oldham County Middle School between 9 am and noon to test drive a school bus!

Today is a great day to test drive a school bus! Take the wheel with one of trainers on board and navigate our closed course. No CDL required to test drive. Come join us at Kenwood Station Elementary - we are here until 1 p.m.

Tomorrow is the day! 🚌 Get Behind the Wheel is your chance to test drive a school bus, no CDL needed. Meet the team, and learn about a career with great pay, full benefits, and a stipend up to $5,000. Come see what it's all about — June 20, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. at Kenwood Station Elementary.

Today, four Oldham County elementary leaders completed their 8th day of learning in Lexington as part of the Pimser Numeracy Counts Administrator Academy (PNCA²), strengthening their knowledge and leadership of high-quality math instruction.

Thank you to Liz Dant, Elementary Level Director; Krista Morner, Principal of Centerfield Elementary; Kristin Wilson, Principal of Locust Grove Elementary; and Jenn Crase, Principal of Kenwood Station Elementary, for their commitment to supporting numeracy success for all students across Oldham County Schools!

OCS is seeking a dedicated teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to help every student reach their full potential. Apply at https://www.oldham.kyschools.us/jobs/applicant-information

Congratulations, Emma!

Erin Marvin, OC SLP, and Angie Lindsey, OC interpreter, hosted a special story time in collaboration with the Oldham County Public Library - LaGrange on June 16th.

The event was designed for children who use augmentative and alternative communication devices and their families. A picture book was read aloud while modeling AAC use, and the group was able to practice ways to engage children during reading.

Another AAC Story Time will be hosted on July 10 at 2pm at the LaGrange Library.