Submitted by Office of Federal Programs

Dear FRYSC Family:

It’s time for our FRYSC Ky Public Policy Survey!  

The survey will be available for one week only and will end at 09:00 am (CT) on Friday, January 31, 2020.

Last time we conducted a survey, we had over 27,500 responses.  Let’s surpass that number this year to help send a message of the importance of FRYSC in our schools. Data and firsthand accounts speak volumes to our state leaders.  Let us use this survey to create the data for our message.

The Public Policy Committee is working on providing firsthand accounts of the importance of FRYSC.

Again, I appreciate everyone making this happen and thank you in advance for your cooperation!  Let’s do this!!!  We can beat 27,500 responses!

SURVEY LINK:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FRYSCKyPublicPolicy2020

Submitted by the Office of Superintendent

The Adair County Schools would like to recognize our School Board Members

Photo & Story courtesy of ColumbiaMagazine.com

(Left to Right) Member Troy Grider, Member Daniel Adams, Student Member Ty Cheatham, Superintendent Dr. Stephens, Chairwoman Lisa Burton, Member Jonathan Gaskins and Vice-Chair Terry Harvey

The Adair County Primary Center recently had several interesting guests. Brad Reynolds from Real Science Programs shared his program entitled "Creepy, Crawly, Scaly, and Slimy Critters".  This program compared characteristics, adaptations, and life cycles of vertebrates and invertebrates using live animals. It also examined how scientists group and classify animals based on how closely related and alike various animals are.  Click read more to see photos and information.