MENIFEE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Student Recognitions

MSU Space Science Camp
Morehead State University hosted a Space & Science Technology Camp. Menifee County High School sent students to the 3 day camp to learn how to enhance understanding of science through the use of technology. Recently MSU hosted a competition where the students were to choose a science topic and create an IMovie presentation. There were 13 teams from all over Eastern Kentucky, of the 13 teams MCHS teams placed 1st & 2nd in the competition. The first place team each won new IPod Touches and the school received six IMac Computers for the science dept. Then the teachers received IMacs for their classroom. We could not be more proud of our students receiving this praiseworthy award; they put in a lot of hours of hard work preparing for this competition. Keep up the great work!

1st Place Team                                                  2nd Place Team
Keenan Hacker                                                   William Barrette
Trey Swartz                                                        Coyee Hunt
Morgan Spencer                                                  Sydney Branam
Katelyn Peck                                                      Cynthia Moore
Lindsay Benson                                                   Tyler Bartley

365 Sports is proud to announce the acceptance of Steven Warren onto the 2010 USA Basketball Team. Steven will represent his country in international play this summer at the 2010 Bahamian Tropical Shootout, a prestigious international showcase tournament being held in Bahamas. Steven was invited to participate in the 365 Sports Program based on his exceptional play and dedication to the sport of basketball.

The organization is directed by former collegiate and professional coaches that encompass the complete athlete experience. Athletes will be immersed in an intensive training environment, learning advanced methods by professional performance trainers to challenge them to take their skill development to a higher level. Athletes will have the opportunity to compete in their own International Championship while interacting off the court with athletes from other countries.

AHEC is a program that helps high school students in preparing for health careers. Its main goal is to get students into health professions and come back to the rural areas to work. If accepted as a sophomore the program helps you become familiar with health careers through shadowing.

Trey Swartz received an award through the AHEC program for completing his first year shadowing in Physical Therapy at Drayer in Mt. Sterling.

Kristyn Densmore has been accepted as a participant in the AHEC program. She will be doing her shadowing soon.

Steven Warren will be a representative for the Youth Salute Award. The criteria for this award; must be a Junior with 3.0 GPA, held two leadership roles, and must prepare an essay to the Central KY Council on Youth Leadership.