🖤🤍 Welcome Back, Elliott County Schools! 🤍🖤
After all the snow, we’re so excited to finally welcome our students, staff, and families back! We hope everyone stayed safe, warm, and enjoyed the little snow break. Our schools are always brighter, happier, and full of energy when our students are here.
We can’t wait to jump back into learning, laughter, and making wonderful memories together. Thank you for being such an amazing school community we are so glad you’re back!
#ElliottCountySchools #WelcomeBack #SchoolFamily #SnowDaysAreOver

Some important information coming up!🦁👇🏼❤️




Congratulations!!

🌟 Student of the Month – January 🌟
Help us celebrate our outstanding January Students of the Month at Elliott County Primary!
👏 Congratulations to:
• Holly Maley
• Miley Adkins
• Tayley Jarvis
• Aiden Jarrells
• Reese Roe
• Hanford Ferguson
• Sophia Burns
We are so proud of your hard work, positive attitudes, and dedication. Keep shining! 💛🦁
@ElliottCountyPrimary


❄️ Brrr—it’s cold out there!
With temperatures like these, please help your child bundle up with a coat, hat, gloves, and warm layers—whether they are riding the bus, walking, or outside at any time during the day. If your family needs assistance with winter clothing, the Family Resource Center is happy to help. Let’s all stay warm and safe!

✨ Way to go, ECMS Academic Team!
Congratulations to our District Governor’s Cup individual winners:
🏅 Harley Boggs – 2nd Place Science
🏅 Nova Blevins-Barnhart – 4th Place Science
🏅 Lucas Ferguson – 3rd Place Social Studies
🏅 Lillian Skaggs – 3rd Place Language Arts
Great job representing Elliott County Middle School!




Elliott County school district is excited to announce that Lady Lions Head Coach, Abby Adkins has officially been named as the new Athletic Director. Adkins, who is in her second year leading the Lady Lions has been acting interim director since mid-November. She will continue her duties as Head Coach, while taking on her new role as director of the district’s athletic programs.
Abby is a 2021 graduate of Elliott County High School, where she was a standout varsity basketball player and cross country runner, setting several school records during her tenure. She continued her athletic career as a Lady Bear at the University of Pikeville, and currently holds a Masters of Education degree in Secondary English.
Abby is looking forward to her new role, with plans to focus on current programs, as well as develop new ones that will lead Elliott County athletics to a successful future.
Congratulations, Coach Abby Adkins.

The parent involvement survey is for parents of students receiving special education services during the 25-26 school year. Your responses will help guide efforts to improve services and results for children and families.
https://uky.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3KqSev109fpsHjM
No School Monday, January 19th for MLK Jr. Day. Have a great weekend!

5th Grade Exploring the Wild West 🤠📚 Yeehaw!🤠







5th Grade Exploring the Wild West 🤠📚 yeehaw!🤠










🌎📚 Our 4th graders are enjoying folk tales from around the world and discovering the magic of storytelling!







🌎📚 Our 4th graders are enjoying folk tales from around the world and discovering the magic of storytelling!










Our 3rd graders traveled around the world through reading and social studies! 🌍📚 So proud of their creativity, curiosity, and hard work on their Around the World projects!







Our 3rd graders traveled around the world through reading and social studies! 🌍📚 So proud of their creativity, curiosity, and hard work on their Around the World projects!










Elliott Middle Students have been hard at work preparing for our yearly science fair!
The ECMS Science Fair took place on Friday, January 9 and the following students received awards:
★ 6th Grade
• 1st Place: Leena Brangard
• 2nd Place: Tristen Fultz & Kelsie Nichols
★ 7th Grade
• 1st Place: Abigail Ison
• 2nd Place: Walker Collins & Eli Adkins
• 3rd Place: Aubrey Mossing
• 4th Place: Rylan Ramey
• 5th Place: Anna Hodge & Shianne Wagoner
• Honorable Mention: Adalyne Truninger-Turner
★ 8th Grade
• 1st Place: Bryden Music & Braydon Flannery
• 2nd Place: Josiah Wagoner
• 3rd Place: Maryn Sturgill & Madilyn Cook
• 4th Place: Bentley Bayless & Harley Boggs
• 5th Place: Edie Wright & Ariel Richardson
1st Place winners will advance on to the East KY Regional Science and Engineering Fair on March 6th and 1st–3rd Place winners will advance on to the ACTC Science and Engineering Fair on March 20th. We are very proud of all of our participants and hope to see everyone back at next year’s science fair!
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Elliott Middle Students have been hard at work preparing for our yearly science fair!
The ECMS Science Fair took place on Friday, January 9 and the following students received awards:
★ 6th Grade
• 1st Place: Leena Brangard
• 2nd Place: Tristen Fultz & Kelsie Nichols
★ 7th Grade
• 1st Place: Abigail Ison
• 2nd Place: Walker Collins & Eli Adkins
• 3rd Place: Aubrey Mossing
• 4th Place: Rylan Ramey
• 5th Place: Anna Hodge & Shianne Wagoner
• Honorable Mention: Adalyne Truninger-Turner
★ 8th Grade
• 1st Place: Bryden Music & Braydon Flannery
• 2nd Place: Josiah Wagoner
• 3rd Place: Maryn Sturgill & Madilyn Cook
• 4th Place: Bentley Bayless & Harley Boggs
• 5th Place: Edie Wright & Ariel Richardson
1st Place winners will advance on to the East KY Regional Science and Engineering Fair on March 6th and 1st–3rd Place winners will advance on to the ACTC Science and Engineering Fair on March 20th. We are very proud of all of our participants and hope to see everyone back at next year’s science fair!
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📣📣 We are excited to welcome Korbin Spencer as the new head coach of the Elliott County Varsity Basketball Lions. Korbin is a 2019 graduate of ECHS, a former University of Pikeville collegiate basketball player, and a standout player during his time on the court as a Lion. He brings with him expertise of the game from all levels and a passion for Elliott County Basketball. Congratulations, Coach Spencer!

Please complete the survey linked below. This data collection effort informs state leadership about the importance of the FRYSC program.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FRYSC-Services26

