First, Owen Sharp has been selected to participate in the bit502 program through JCTC. This program is a partnership between Jefferson Community and Technical College, Code Alliance, the Louisville Tech Alliance, and Louisville area employers. This apprenticeship style program will allow Owen to complete his computer and information technologies studies at JCTC, while working and learning on the job at Farm Credit Mid-America as an IT professional.

Next, Hunter Yeager has received a scholarship to Midway University for signing with their eSports team. He'll be attending MU in the fall to study Information Technologies, most likely focusing on Network Administration.

Lastly, we are excited to report that all of the Henry County High Schools seniors at the CCATC have been certified in at least one area for Information Technology and will all be studying IT at a college or university in the Fall. This includes Trenton Morrison, Owen Sharp, William Clements, Hunter Yeager and Dalton Goebel.

This is our second year using online registration through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Applications for Kindergarten students and existing HCPS students will open for enrollment beginning April 26, 2021. All other new student enrollment applications will be open, however, they won’t be processed for enrollment until after June 1, 2021. This year we are excited to announce that another form has been added to Parent Portal to make it easier for our guardians to get their child ready for the next school year, the Meal Benefits Application. Because HCPS is a district in which all students receive free breakfast and lunch, this application is required to determine eligibility for additional benefits such as free/reduced fees. 

Below you will find helpful information to get you started with this process. Please note that when enrolling or updating any student information, make sure you choose the 2021-2022 school year option.

For the final six weeks of the current school year, online students will remain online and in-person students will remain in-person. If your student needs additional in-person services he or she isn’t receiving, please contact your school about tutoring and/or in-person summer school options.