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Lexington high school junior to march in Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A Lexington high school student will march in the 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade as part of the Macy’s Great American Marching Band. Cole Kiser, a junior at Henry Clay High School, was announced as a member of the band Monday. He auditioned for the band in February and was accepted in April.
Lexington Herald-Leader
A Lexington high school will have a new interim baseball coach in 2027
Administration officials at Lexington’s Lafayette High School have announced that Brady Bowling will serve as the interim head coach of the Lafayette baseball program for the 2027 season. Bowling will replace Kevin Goins, Lafayette’s most recent coach. A reason wasn’t given for Goins’ departure, and Goins didn’t respond to requests for comment. “Coach Bowling is dedicated to maintaining the continuity of our baseball program while supporting the ongoing athletic and personal development of all our student-athletes across every level,” the announcement said last week. “We encourage our entire baseball community to join us in welcoming and supporting Coach Bowling as he steps into this leadership role. We look forward to a successful and exciting 2027 season!” the district said. Asked about Goins’ departure, Fayette County Public Schools spokesperson Miranda Scully said “we do not respond to personnel matters.”
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The Courier Journal
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The LINK nky Educator of the Week contest recognizes and celebrates the incredible educators who go above and beyond for Northern Kentucky students every day. Each week, we will choose three nominees who have made an impact on their community and who represent a diverse mix of roles, grade levels, subject areas, school types and geographic locations.
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Timeless Dishes
High School Students Are Running a Real Restaurant, Giving Customers a Taste of Their Culinary Skills
A restaurant where high school students prepare meals, welcome customers, and handle food service may sound like an unusual classroom project. However, students at the Greene County Career Center in Xenia, Ohio, are gaining experience in what it takes to run a real restaurant. The school’s student-operated restaurant, The Greene Room, opens its doors to... The post High School Students Are Running a Real Restaurant, Giving Customers a Taste of Their Culinary Skills appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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Miami University tests the reach of national alcohol trends
While recent industry data and national surveys indicate a downward shift in alcohol consumption, student behavior in Oxford presents a more complicated reality. National news outlets, like NBC, TIME and Fox, have labeled Generation Z as the “sober generation.” However, beneath these headlines, Oxford’s campus is at a crossroads between sobriety trends and local traditions.