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Central Welcomes 13 New Teachers

The Central Times Staff
October 17, 2023
Art by Chrysla Jewell, Class of 2023

Five Fundamentals for Fresh Meat

The Central Times Staff
July 25, 2023
A Reflection on Our Efforts Toward Recognizing Diversity

A Reflection on Our Efforts Toward Recognizing Diversity

The Central Times Staff
May 24, 2023
All you really need is the Bruin Marching Band, Bruin cheerleaders, Pep Club sponsor Leann Blair, and head girls basketball coach Kristina Covington-Jones, more affectionately known as CoJo, to get a pep rally done right. CoJo led the student body at their first pep rally experience since February 2020 at the Football Homecoming pep rally on Sept. 24.

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Elizabethtown Community and Technical College institutional advancement associate Mary Donovan and admissions office associate Stephanie Keeler share information about the services offered at ECTC for students of all backgrounds and ages at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School. We highly recommend coming to ECTC and then transferring to a four-year university, Keeler said. Students can get an associates with us and then go and transfer and get a bachelors at one of the area universities, or if they want to go to the ready -to-work side, we have lots of trades at ECTC. Its a nice blend that we have, Donovan said.

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An associate from the Hardin County Public Library Bookmobile shares information with visitors at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School.

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Pamphlets about online safety fill a table sponsored by Silverleaf Sexual Trauma Recovery Services at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School. We hope your students never need us, but we are here if they do, Silverleaf representative Amy Messman said.

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G.C. Burkhead student Yasmeen Esmail leaves the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School with her mother, Cynthia Esmail, after winning a prize at the Bulls Eye game. The Esmail family moved to the area last year, so this was their first time attending a community event.

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Lincoln Trail Elementarys Youth Services Center Coordinator Jennifer Williams speaks with a student and parent at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School.

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Lincoln Trail Elementary fifth grader Memphis Warren participates in the Bulls Eye game, manned by Vine Grove Elementary and J.T. Alton MIddle School Youth Services Coordinator Theresa Ovesen and Bluegrass Middle School Youth Services Coordinator Jarren Morning at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School.

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G.C. Burkhead principal Hal Bender high-fives second grader Juan Sebastian Herrera at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School.

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Lakewood Elementary first grader Mason Peters dabs with the Bruin Bear at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School as dad Eric Peters captures the moment and sister Maggie, three years old, looks on.

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Six-year-old Lakewood first grader Mason Peters, who will be seven in August, shows off his face painting with three-year-old sister Maggie Peters at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School.

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Participants enjoy face art by Rachels Face Painting at the Bruin Fest on July 22.

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Participants wait in line for Kona Ice at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School.

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A Welcome Back sign greets guests at the Bruin Fest on July 22 at Central Hardin High School.

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