From Rocket Learners to Rocket Leaders, we’re proud to celebrate the power of public education in Rockcastle County!
Join the fun and show your Rocket Pride! 🚀
#LoveKYPublicSchools,
Today, our Rockcastle County Schools team proudly wore gold in honor of Raven — celebrating her strength, courage, and incredible victory.
From Rocket Learners to Rocket Leaders, we show up for one another — and today, we shine GOLD.
This habit directly connects to our Portrait of a Rocket by strengthening the skills of an Effective Communicator, Active Collaborator, Innovative Leader, and Responsible Citizen.
When our Rocket Learners listen with empathy and speak with respect, they build stronger relationships, value diverse perspectives, and help create a caring, connected school community.
Let’s lead with understanding and continue growing from Rocket Learners to Rocket Leaders!
Tomorrow, 2/18, we’re wearing gold or yellow for Raven!
Let’s shine bright and show our support across Rockcastle County Schools. ✨
Every lesson learned and every goal achieved moves us closer to becoming Rocket Leaders. 🚀
Today, our entire district showed up for Henry Bray, one of our MVES students, by wearing blue and raising awareness for Angelman Syndrome.
Congratulations to Mr. Peyton Pugh, Rockcastle Middle School science teacher, on being named the 2025 National Educator of the Year by the National Wild Turkey Federation! 🦃🌱
He was recognized last week at the NWTF Convention for this incredible honor. His passion for conservation education and hands-on learning continues to inspire our students to become thoughtful stewards of the environment.
Read more: https://www.nwtf.org/content-hub/pugh-wins-nwtf-national-educator-of-the-year-award
Happy Presidents' Day from Rockcastle County Schools!
UPDATE: The Kentucky State Police have located the three missing students. They are safe and are being reunited with their families. Thank you to the entire Brodhead Community for your assistance in locating the misssing girls.
Community Alert
Law enforcement is currently searching for three 5th grade students from Brodhead Elementary. The students were last seen at Brodhead Elementary at approximately 3:30 p.m. today.
If you live in the Brodhead area, please be on the lookout for these three female students.
If you have any information, please contact 911 or Kentucky State Police Post in London at (606) 878-6622 immediately.
Tag your favorite Rocket and share your favorite card to brighten their day. 🚀✨
🚍 Transportation Update
We’re happy to share that all bus routes will run on their regular schedules and normal stops. Morning pick-up and afternoon drop-off times will return to their usual times, with no modified turnarounds or alternate routes in place.
Thank you for your patience and flexibility this week. We appreciate your support as we ensure safe transportation for our Rocket Learners. 🚀
Our Transportation Department is hiring full-time and substitute bus drivers. If you’re ready to make a difference from the very first stop of the day, we’d love to have you on our team. 🌟
We’re proud to share our Community-Based Accountability System mid-year update — highlighting the progress, growth, and intentional work happening across Rockcastle County Schools.
Every data point, every goal, and every action step moves us forward in our mission of guiding Rocket Learners to Rocket Leaders.🌟
https://heyzine.com/flip-book/RCS-CBAS-MidYear-2026
Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood.
This month, our Rocket Learners are focusing on listening with empathy, showing respect, and building stronger relationships. When we take time to truly understand others, we grow as leaders—both in school and beyond. ❤️
After a long and courageous fight against Stage 4 cancer, Raven has officially finished her treatments and rang her bell — and she is a true HERO! 🔔✨
Please join us next Wednesday, 2/18, by wearing gold or yellow for Raven! 💛
