JOHN HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL

'John Hardin High School' is a school in Elizabethtown, Kentucky known for its Performing Arts Center. Established in 2001, the school hosts numerous clubs and organizations including: National Honor Society, National FFA Organization, Future Educators of America, Kentucky United Nations Assembly, DECA, FBLA, BETA, FCCLA, etc. It also has 'Varsity and Jr. Varsity football', soccer, volleyball, etc. teams, as well as Concert, Symphonic, and Marching bands.

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Principal situations

Education system

PAC

Sports

External links

Principal situations

John Hardin High School has had three different principals in the past three years. Brent Holsclaw was the school's first principal. In 2005 Brent Holsclaw left to take the superintendent's job in Bardstown, Kentucky. Bryan Todd was named the interim principal for the 2005-2006 school year. He has since been replaced by Alvin Garrison.

Education system

On "block scheduling" (one that requires four periods of study a day lasting one and a half hours a piece), students are required to receive 27 credits before graduation. The exact credits required vary depending on the desired diploma: the Commonwealth diploma, the highest and most difficult to achieve, the Academic Studies diploma (second highest), and the Regular Studies diploma. The classes rotate every semester, or half-school year.

PAC

The PAC has hosted such shows as ''Grease'', ''Guys & Dolls'', and ''Suessical''. It is also the host for John Hardin's major school events.

Sports

John Hardin is well known for its football games. The basketball team has advanced to the region finals twice and to the state tournament once.

External links

★ Official school site

★ Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center