The Mercer County Health Department and CVS pharmacy have asked us to help determine the level of interest from our parents for a vaccination clinic held at the school.  If there is enough interest, clinics could be held at King Middle School and Mercer County Senior High School for any student aged 12 and up and their parent or guardian that wants to participate.

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Mercer County Schools is offering COVID-19 Testing for students.  To sign-up, please complete the Google Form.  Click the link to access the form: https://forms.gle/izBgzoGEZGgnukGF6

Parent and Community Input Wanted - King Middle School Principal Survey

 

The Kenneth D. King Middle School Site-Based Decision Making (SBDM) Council is in the process of selecting the new principal.  As a part of the process, the Council is seeking input from students, parents, community members, and staff to gain feedback on the attributes and qualities that these individuals desire in a new principal.

Mercer County Superintendent Search Begins:

At a special called meeting of the Mercer County Board of Education, March 16, the board approved the working timeline for choosing the next superintendent. This timeline includes establishing the screening committee, potential dates for interviews, and a flexible
target to complete the process and name the new district leader by the middle of May.  The screening committee, consisting of one board member, two teachers, one classified employee, one principal, and one parent, will review and vet applicants before recommending candidates to the board. The screening work will begin in late March and run through the end of April.  Kathy Fields, a search consultant from the Kentucky Association of School Administrators, has been hired to oversee the process. “Mercer County Schools is an outstanding school district with a rich heritage of excellence in education. One that will undoubtedly attract quality candidates for the screening committee to consider. I am confident that the next superintendent of Mercer County Schools will carry on the outstanding leadership present in the district for many years."

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