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'Surprise' by Camellia Pearson, on display at Mammoth Cave
2017-12-05 - Mammoth Cave National Park, KY - Photo by Victoria Leibeck-Owsley.
"Surprise," by Camellia Pearson, is one of five Adair County High School student's works which is on display at Mammoth Cave, KY. Along with this work by Camellia Pearson, artwork by ACHS Art Students Seth Flowers, Layla Zech, Jenna Turner and Haley Morgan, all students in Ms. Cayce Davenport's advanced art courses at ACHS, are now on display at Mammoth Cave National Park. - Victoria Leibeck-Owsley
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ACHS Art on Display at Mammoth Cave: We Are Not Alone
2017-12-05 - Mammoth Cave, KY - Photo by Victoria Leibeck-Owsley .
"We Are Not Alone," by Jenna Turner is one of five Adair County High School student's works now on display in the Dream Rocket Project now on display at Mammoth Cave National Park.
Jenna is a student in Ms. Cayce Davenport's advanced art courses at ACHS.
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ACHS Art Students work on display at Mammoth Cave
2017-12-05 - Mammoth Cave, KY - Photo by Victoria Leibeck-Owsley .
Five Adair County High School students are among thousands of other students from around the country who have created original artworks for a nationwide campaign organized by NASA. From left Jenna Turner Haley, Haley Morgan, Layla Zech, Carmelia Pearson, and Seth Flowers are students in Ms. Cayce Davenport's advanced art courses at ACHS who each have created an original artwork for the Dream Rocket Project now on display at Mammoth Cave National Park.
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Trayton Stargel, ACMS 7th Grade Wrestler
2017-12-05 - ACMS, 322 Gen John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Amanda Taylor.
Trayton Stargel, a 7th grader, wrestles on the Adair County Middle School wrestling team, and also wrestles for the Taylor County Youth Wrestling program, as well, under Coach Chris Harrison. - Amanda Taylor
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Casey Co. MS students at GEMS conference
2017-12-05 - Somerset, KY - Photo courtesy Somerset Community College.
Students from Casey County Middle School recently participated in Girls Exploring Math and Science Conference (GEMS), at Somerset Community College. Shown above from left: Taylor Canter, Kara Davis, Emilee Spears, Mollie Harne, Audie Stonecypher
GEMS was created as a way to encourage female students to consider mathematics-oriented and science-oriented careers, to gain confidence in doing mathematics and science and to take advanced level mathematics and science courses in high school.
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Russell County MS students at GEMS conference
2017-12-05 - Somerset, KY - Photo courtesy Somerset Community College.
Students from Russell County Middle School recently participated in Girls Exploring Math and Science Conference (GEMS), at Somerset Community College. Shown above from left front: Noell Funk, Riley Hill, Kayle Coffey; back: Mia Townsend, Emma Anderson, Sophie Shearer, McKenzie Trautman.
GEMS was created as a way to encourage female students to consider mathematics-oriented and science-oriented careers, to gain confidence in doing mathematics and science and to take advanced level mathematics and science courses in high school.
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Olivia Sells attends GEMS conference at SCC
2017-12-05 - Somerset, KY - Photo courtesy Somerset Community College. Olivia Sells, a student from Cumberland County Middle School, recently participated in Girls Exploring Math and Science Conference (GEMS), at Somerset Community College.
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