May 21, 2013

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Southern's May Students of the Month Print E-mail

Southern's May Students of the Month: Front row, from left: Luke Gregg, Kameron Houston, Cryson Cook, Emma Conner, Meadow James. Second row: Ricky Turner, Troy Florence, Derek Mastin, Mason Wessel, James Young, Collier Brown, India Trimble, Alex Adams. Back row: Alyssa Daughtery, Adam Hensley, Caleb Rogers, Emily Cobb, Ashlee Lewis, Baileigh Tackett, Madison Ashdown. Not pictured: Lonnie Downing, Tevin Mudd, Savannah Jacobs, Ayden Bickel, Michael Amann. Way to show your Cardinal pride!

 
Southern Elementary's Annual Science Fair

Primary winners of the Southern Elementary Science Fair.

Intermediate winners of the Southern Elementary Science Fair.

Ready, set, present! Southern students had the opportunity to participate in the science fair on May 15.

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Financial aid words students need to know

High school seniors headed to college this fall need to become familiar with some financial aid terms that they will probably hear. This list from the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA) may help.

• Accrue. This term, which means to increase or accumulate, is often used to refer to interest on loans. It means that the interest is added to your loan until the loan is fully paid.

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Mt. Auburn Homemakers plant flowers

The Mt. Auburn Homemakers is a Pendleton County organization that has been performing fine and beautiful deeds for a good while. The group planted flowers in front of the new Pendleton County Library on May 9, 2013.

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Patrick Johnson receives Sullivan medallion

UK President Eli Capilouto presents Patrick B. Johnson with the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award. Photo by Andrew Bond.

The University of Kentucky recognized Patrick Johnson, a 2009 graduate of Pendleton County High School, with the Algernon Sydney Sullivan medallion for outstanding community service at the Honors and Recognition Awards Program on April 15.

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