FRYSC Friday highlights the great work of our CCPS Family Resource Youth Services Centers in serving our students and families.

Nominations are open for the 2025 CCPS Hall of Fame class. Whether someone has excelled in academia, athletics, the arts, community...

Congratulations to the winners of our first-ever District Art Showcase. A reception was held at the Public Library where the show was...

Congratulations to our 2025 finalists who all took away something special from the Amazing Shake experience.

Creativity. Personality. Presentation. Poise. All these and more are on display during The CCPS Amazing Shake competition for 5th to 8th...

For RDC student Piper Wills, it was the required “brain power” that made the biggest impression. As the only student representing Clark...

FRYSC Friday highlights the great work of our CCPS Family Resource Youth Services Centers in serving our students and families.

CCPS champions the arts with vibrant, robust programs that encourage creativity and self expression through music, drama, and visual art....

Bailey Howard is a state champion and record holder in the KHSAA Indoor Track Pole Vault event. Using a long skinny pole to catapult...

The Preschool and all four elementaries bring breakfast to the classroom after students arrive at school. National School Breakfast Week...

Veterans join with students as part of the Partners in Education BAM program. (CCPS photo) A group of RDC students had lunch at The View...

Salem Routt celebrates his achievement. with his family, Superintendent Howard, Shearer staff, and the Legends mascot and rep. Salem...

Clark Regional CEO Matt Smith and CCPS Superintendent Dustin Howard promote the heART Show outside the cardiology lab at the hospital....

Business and community leaders enjoy Breakfast With the Chamber at the Clark County Public Schools Central Office. (CPS photo) CCPS was...

Jones Howard Jones Howard isn’t one to seek the spotlight, but the GRC senior is well deserving of it as Clark County’s only and one of...

CCPS tangibly demonstrates its unwavering commitment to early childhood learning Today marks a momentous day for education in Clark...

A new district partnership with TC Energy is driving students to new heights of innovation and imagination.   A TC Energy STEM (Science,...

This is Family Resource and Youth Services (FRYSC) Week in Kentucky! We proudly recognize our phenomenal Family Resource and Youth...

It’s National School Counseling Week. We appreciate the invaluable work of our school counselors and MTSS interventionists in the lives...

Our elementary schools made the 100th Day of School unforgettable. Teachers and students celebrated this landmark with the perfect...

Our wonderful new Cardinal Innovation Center officially opened to staff and students today. We can’t wait to see the GREATNESS that...

January is School Board Appreciation Month, and want to highlight the dedicated members of the Clark County Board of Education. The...

It was a privilege to share in today’s powerful Unity Celebration. Our community always shows out in force to pay tribute to the great...

Creating the best opportunities for students is at the heart of what we do. That truth was on full display Friday as we gathered to...

The CCPS Police Force is most definitely a FORCE – a force in safety, positive student relationships, and overall district well-being. We...

HUGE CCPS congratulations to FRYSC coordinators Eva Miller at Justice, Kristi Carter at Shearer, and Whitney Snell at RDC on being chosen...

Meredith Boone and McKinley Hacker from our Student Production Team had some fun with our younger Cardinals these past few weeks. We...

CCPS’s A December to Remember event was truly unforgettable, a community-wide triumph in the truest sense. Our FRYSCs (Family Resource...

Our Cardinals Nest Early Learning Center littles are in for a treat on fair weather days as the fantastic new playground is installed and...

GRC senior Jones Howard has been honored as a National Merit Semifinalist, a distinguished honor earned by only a select few students in...