JAG- Phoenix Horizon Community

Several of our high school students are interested in pursuing careers in cosmetology or related fields. Touring Summit Salon Academy allowed them to explore this career path and learn more about the educational opportunities available. Touring Summit Salon Academy was a valuable experience for our students interested in cosmetology or beauty-related careers, providing them with insights, experiences, and inspiration as they consider their future educational and career paths.

🎓 Calling all Phoenix Horizon Community and family members! 📚 Would you like a chance to support a senior? Let's help them🎓 secure special memories from this unforgettable year? Now is your chance to purchase a yearbook for them! Here's how you can do it:

📞 Contact Cindy Murdock (Information is on the attached flyer) to place your order today!

Don't miss out on capturing these cherished moments. Let's make sure a yearbook is on its way! 🌟

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Our students on their visit to Sullivan University to explore education options. College tours provide firsthand experience of campus life, facilities, and academic programs, helping students make informed decisions about their future education. These visits offer insights into campus culture, student services, and extracurricular activities, aiding students in finding the right fit for their academic and personal aspirations. They also had a good and learned a little about the the food service industry.

Today several students learned the art of tying a tie. Learning to tie a tie is an essential skill for students for several reasons: It equips students with a practical and symbolic skill that enhances their professional image, personal development, and readiness for future career endeavors.

In this photo a JAGKY student is practicing making phone calls to nearby organizations with her Specialist. The classroom is seeking guest speakers and field trip opportunities to explore the broad spectrum of career possibilities in cosmetology!

Today our students continues to work on their JAG Project Based Learning ideas.

Students learn Project-Based Learning (PBL) for several reasons:

Real-world Application: PBL allows students to engage in authentic, real-world projects that mirror challenges they may encounter in their future careers or daily lives. This application-based approach helps students understand the relevance and practicality of what they are learning.

Problem-Solving Skills: Through PBL, students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by actively working on projects from start to finish. They learn to identify problems, research solutions, and implement strategies to address them, preparing them for challenges beyond the classroom.

Collaboration and Communication: PBL often involves teamwork, requiring students to collaborate effectively with peers, communicate ideas clearly, and delegate tasks. These interpersonal skills are essential in many professional environments and daily interactions.

Creativity and Innovation: PBL encourages students to think creatively and innovate as they design and execute their projects. They have the freedom to explore different solutions, experiment with ideas, and take risks, fostering a culture of creativity and innovation.

Ownership of Learning: PBL empowers students to take ownership of their learning by allowing them to choose projects based on their interests, passions, and strengths. This autonomy enhances motivation and engagement, as students feel a sense of ownership and responsibility for their projects.

Multi-disciplinary Learning: PBL often integrates multiple subjects and disciplines, reflecting the interconnected nature of real-world challenges. Students gain a holistic understanding of complex issues and learn to apply knowledge from various disciplines to solve problems effectively.

Long-term Retention: Research suggests that PBL promotes long-term retention of knowledge by providing a context-rich learning experience. By actively engaging in projects and applying concepts to real-world scenarios, students develop a deeper understanding that is more likely to endure over time.

Preparation for the Future: PBL equips students with essential skills and competencies, such as critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and problem-solving, which are highly valued in today's rapidly changing world. By engaging in project-based learning experiences, students are better prepared for academic, professional, and personal success.

When people support your car wash, they are directly supporting the senior class and their activities. This creates a sense of community involvement and investment in the local youth.
Funds raised from the car wash will go towards supporting various senior class activities such as prom, graduation ceremonies, senior trips, and other events that enhance the overall high school experience.

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An after-hours tour of a Toyota facility is available to you! This afterhours tour is beneficial for the community in several ways:

Educational Opportunities: It could provide educational opportunities for community members, especially students, to learn about automotive manufacturing processes, technology, and innovation. This could inspire interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields and potentially lead to future career paths in the automotive industry.

Community Engagement: Offering after-hours tours allows for greater flexibility for community members who may not be available during regular business hours due to work or other commitments. This inclusivity can foster a stronger connection between the company and the local community.

Promotion of Manufacturing Sector: By showcasing their manufacturing processes and technologies, Toyota can promote awareness and appreciation for the manufacturing sector within the community. This can help highlight the importance of manufacturing jobs and their contributions to the local economy.

Tourism and Economic Impact: After-hours tours can attract visitors from outside the local area, contributing to tourism and potentially benefiting local businesses such as hotels, restaurants, and shops. This can have a positive economic impact on the community by bringing in additional revenue.

Brand Image and Public Relations: Offering after-hours tours demonstrates Toyota's commitment to engaging with the community and being transparent about its operations. This can enhance the company's brand image and improve public relations by fostering goodwill and trust among community members.

Overall, an after-hours tour of Toyota could serve as a valuable community outreach initiative, offering educational, economic, and social benefits to the local area.

It is scholarship time! Phoenix Horizon Community check out this KACo Presidential Scholarship opportunity! The link to apply is below!

The KACo Presidential Scholarship is presented to a selected student or students from the home county of the current president of KACo. This year's president is Scott County Magistrate David Livingston.

Applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher and must permanently reside and attend school in Scott County. They must attend an in-state college or university or a two-year technical college in the fall following graduation.

Three scholarships will be presented this year, each valued at more than $5,000.

Application documents include:

recommendation letter from the staff person at their high school (not to exceed one page);
recommendation letter from a local community member (not to exceed one page);
essay response not to exceed 500 words; and
information for a student resume listing activities, clubs, offices held and any honors worth noting.
Applications will be accepted from March 4-April 1.

A scholarship committee composed of KACo board members chooses the recipient or recipients each year. The current president and any board member from the same county are not eligible to serve on the committee.

The 2025 Presidential Scholarship is set to be presented in Harlan County.

Contact Susan Riddell at [email protected] with any questions.

Presidential Scholarship The KACo Presidential Scholarship is presented to a selected student or students from the home county of the current president of KACo. This year's president is Scott County Magistrate David Livingston.

On 2/15/2024 Georgetown Community Hospital hosted their second annual Community heART SHOW at . ❤️💕♥️🎨🖌️🖼️🏥🩺⚕️
In partnership with Great Crossing High School, Scott County High School and Phoenix Horizon Community, we worked with art students in providing them with canvases and a challenge of “Choose Well” to honor heart month.
Our student did not win the contest or the prize but she sure knows art and won our hearts! She brought awareness to others spreading the word that heart health is crucial for overall well-being. Engaging in healthy activities like regular exercise, balanced diet, and stress management helps prevent cardiovascular diseases, enhances longevity, and improves quality of life.