Life-saving life skills
September 20, 2017
Students in the two life skills classes at Harlan County High School participated in a CPR class Monday led by Harlan County School District health coordinator Christy Whitaker. Students can become certified if they complete all three classes held during the trimester. The CPR class is part of the...
Anama-Green to lead state language group
John Henson, Bear Tracks adviser
September 3, 2017
Emmanuel Anama-Green works to bring the world to his students as a Spanish teacher at Harlan County High School, providing a variety of ways for the local teenagers to communicate in another language. He has now put Harlan County in the center of language education in Kentucky with his recent selection...
Davis tells HCHS students to follow their dreams
Megan McKnight, Staff Writer
August 28, 2017
Hasan Davis, a motivational speaker and youth advocate, made a stop at Harlan County High School on Thursday to encourage students to follow their dreams. “It’s going to be up to you to dig deep and find realization and find the courage to see something different and then to make that the truth,”...
Pinkley named to National Honor Choir
August 21, 2017
Filed under Choir, News, Showcase, Uncategorized
HCHS students participating in reading program
John Henson, Bear Tracks advisor
June 7, 2017
Able to travel the world with Harry Potter or Edward Cullen while never leaving the Harlan Public Library, Cheyenne Coogle has no trouble explaining why she loves to read and plans to be part of Summer Reading 2017, which opens Thursday at the library. “It’s relaxing and blocks the outside world,...
HCHS students view open-heart surgery
May 16, 2017
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Several Harlan County High School students traded in their usual math and science classes for the opportunity to view live open heart surgery for a day. Thanks to KentuckyOne Health’s Pulse of Surgery program, all members of the school’s gifted and talented program got the chance to witness...
Lieutenant governor visits HCHS
February 1, 2017
Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton toured Harlan County High School on Tuesday then presented a challenge to students during a program in the school’s auditorium. “Put on your thinking caps,” said Hampton as she told students about her statewide entrepreneurship challenge. “I find young people to be...
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