The tradition of excellence continues at Hillsboro Elementary! 🎨✨
Students who scored Proficient or Distinguished on the KSA proudly painted their personalized achievement blocks, leaving a legacy of creativity, perseverance, and vibrant learning.
This tradition celebrates Growth & Achievement, Innovation & Creativity, and the pride of becoming a Learner of Distinction.
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The 2024–2025 Kentucky School Report Card confirms what we’ve been seeing all year: students are growing academically, building durable skills, and preparing for life through powerful learning experiences.
Our journey toward becoming a District of Distinction continues, and we are proud of our students, teachers, staff, and families for making vibrant learning possible every day. 🌟
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Alexandra Johnson designed a transportation model that blended creativity, safety, and family-focused design. From early sketches to multiple wooden prototypes, she used professional software and hands-on building to create a detailed final product.
Her project shows what Vibrant Learning looks like in Fleming County. Alexandra demonstrated technical skill, problem-solving, and persistence through each step of the process.
We celebrate her thoughtful work and the meaningful learning it represents.
Read the story here 👉 Designing for Family, Future, and Fleming: Alexandra’s Transportation Project
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Christal Arce Acuña, Class of 2025, shaped her learning through leadership, service, and meaningful community work. From managing sports teams to supporting families as a bilingual interpreter, she strengthened communication skills and confidence.
Her service with the FRYSC Christmas program helped her see how empathy and teamwork can lift others during important moments. These experiences reflect the heart of Vibrant Learning in Fleming County.
We celebrate Christal for the lasting impact she made on our schools and community. Her journey shows how purposeful learning prepares students for life. 💙
Read the story here 👉 How One FCHS Senior Turned Passions into Purposeful Learning
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Hillsboro Elementary Administrator Mark Leet noticed flowers blooming through concrete and shared how this moment reflects the resilience and determination of our students, staff, and families. The message connects to our Growth and Achievement BPI and the strong Vibrant Culture across the district.
Let’s continue rising and blooming together. 🌱✨
Read the full story: https://www.fleming.kyschools.us/article/2550786
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Ava, a proud member of the Fleming County High School Class of 2025, turned a family tradition into a powerful story of growth. Her quilting portfolio showed creativity, persistence, and strong student agency.
Each quilt reflected patience, problem-solving, and personal meaning. This is the kind of authentic learning that brings the BRIDGE Performance Indicators to life and strengthens our Vibrant Ecosystem.
We celebrate Ava for sharing her voice and demonstrating what it means to be ready for life. Her work reminds us that learning can be both personal and inspiring. 🧵💙
Read the story here 👉 Stitching Stories: Ava Quilted Journey of Innovation and Agency
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FCS Reminder - School will be in session for all students on Tuesday, November 4th, 2025.
The LAAC advises the district’s Measures of Quality, a local accountability model that reflects what our community values most: growth, purpose, and readiness for life.
“This work belongs to Fleming County,” said Superintendent Dr. Brian Creasman. “Our Measures of Quality ensure that what we value is what we measure.”
This year’s council includes expanded student membership from Simons Middle School and Fleming County High School.
Read the full story here: https://www.fleming.kyschools.us/article/2507093
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This council helps guide our Measures of Quality (MoQ)—a model that goes beyond test scores to reflect real-world skills, readiness, and community values.
📅 First meeting: Thursday, October 23, 2025
📍 Fleming County High School | Lunch provided
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With deep sadness, Fleming County Schools will not be in session for students on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, as we mourn the loss of our SMS student, Lindsey Marshall. This day will be observed as a staff workday to provide space for our faculty, staff, students, and families to attend her funeral and grieve together as a community.
We recognize that moments like this remind us of the importance of compassion, unity, and support for one another. We hope that this time will allow all of us to honor Lindsey’s life and stand beside her family, friends, and loved ones.
To ensure instructional time is preserved, students will make up the missed day on Tuesday, November 4th, which was previously scheduled as a staff workday.
We thank you for your understanding and continued prayers for the Marshall family and our entire school community.
It is with a heavy heart that we mourn the passing of Lindsey Marshall, a bright and beautiful seventh grade student at Simons Middle School. Lindsey was full of life, a loyal friend to many, and a cheerleader whose energy and smile lifted every person and every room she entered. Her loss is beyond words.
As a parent, I cannot begin to imagine the grief her parents, grandparents, and family are enduring. Our hearts also ache for her friends at Ewing Elementary, Simons Middle, and Fleming County High School. Friendships built in school create a special bond, and we know her classmates and teammates are struggling to understand this unimaginable tragedy.
We understand that news like this can evoke a range of emotions. Please know you are not alone. Counselors are available to support our students, staff, and families. The Simons Middle School counseling staff can be reached at (606) 845-9331, and in coming days, additional counselors and FRYSC staff from across the district will be present at Simons Middle School.
In times of sorrow, our community has always leaned on one another. That strength is needed now more than ever. If you or your child need someone to talk with, please do not hesitate to reach out to our counselors or staff. Together, we will walk through this loss and surround Lindsey’s family and friends with love, prayers, and support.
Sincerely,
Brian K. Creasman
Superintendent
Fleming County Schools
https://www.fleming.kyschools.us/article/2397818
