Education

Wednesday, Feb. 15:Homemade chili, grilled cheese, mixed vegetables with dip, fruit and milk; breakfast, breakfast pizza.

Thursday, Feb. 16: Oriental chicken, rice pilaf, oriental vegetables, mandarin oranges and milk; breakfast, egg, bacon on a biscuit.

Friday, Feb. 17: Turkey and gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, peaches, roll and milk; breakfast, donuts with icing.

Monday, Feb. 20: Hamburger, bun, French fries, lettuce, pickle, baked beans, fresh fruit, chocolate pudding with topping and milk; breakfast, breakfast pizza.

 Georgetown names four to dean’s list

Four Carroll County students have been named to the Dean’s List at Georgetown College, Georgetown, for the 2011 fall semester.

Students named to the Dean’s List are: Cody Arthur Boles of Carrollton, the son of Duke and Carrie Boles; Kyndal Christerson Curry of Carrollton, daughter of Doug and Paula Curry; William Carroll Yager of Carrollton, son of Carroll and Rita Yager, of Carrollton; and Jensen Wainscott of Worthville, daughter of David and Felechia Wainscott.

Changes in Kentucky’s student testing procedures mean that Carroll County students will be required to be 100 percent “proficient” in reading and math by the end of the 2013-14 school year.

That’s the message Superintendent Lisa James delivered to members of the Carroll County Board of Education Thursday, Feb. 9.

Western Kentucky University Department of Theater and Dance opens their 2012 Mainstage Season Feb. 24-26 with “Oklahoma,” one of the world’s most popular musicals. Carrollton native Cody Clifton, a WKU junior, plays Chalmers in the production.

The audience will be transported to the early days of Oklahoma’s history as they watch WKU students kick up their heels and entertain with a story of young love.