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Parents/guardians,

If your email address is correct/updated in Infinite Campus, you should have received an email from accounts@thrillshare to create your Rooms account and connect to your student(s).

After completing your account, you can access Rooms (the new communication platform between teachers and students/parents) in the Taylor County School District app.

If you have not received an email to connect your account, please fill out this form.

With 31 years of experience in education, Mr. Hall has dedicated his career to serving students, staff, and school communities through both teaching and administrative leadership. Beginning as an Early Childhood Education teacher in Menifee County in 1995, he spent six years in the classroom before transitioning into administration, where he has served for the past 25 years.

His leadership journey includes six years as Principal of Menifee County Elementary School, 11 years as Principal of Temple Hill Elementary School, two years as Principal of Taylor County High School, and the last six years as Food Service Director for our district!

Mr. Hall says, "I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as Principal of Lakeview Academy and Vocational Director while continuing my role as Food Service Director. I understand that success in any school/department is built long before students arrive by building a positive culture with the staff. When the correct empowered, unified culture is in place, and the staff has team goals, this creates servant synergy. I have always used this approach in leadership because it creates the best environment for student success, as they will be served by positive staff, which creates greater outcomes."

"I look forward to working with all the students, staff, and stakeholders to take Lakeview Academy and Food Service to a higher level of success!"

Expect greatness from the Central Kentucky Career Academy!
 

Ms. Hinton is a proud 2014 graduate of Taylor County High School. For the past several years, she has had the privilege of serving at TCIS as a fifth grade reading teacher, where she discovered her passion for helping students grow, supporting fellow educators, and building strong relationships with families. She believes every child deserves to feel seen, valued, and encouraged to reach their fullest potential.

As she steps into this new leadership role, Ms. Hinton looks forward to fostering a positive school culture where students feel safe, staff feel supported, and families know they are valued partners in every child’s success. Her goal is to help create an environment where learning, growth, and collaboration thrive.
Outside of school, Ms. Hinton enjoys spending time with her daughter, Hadleigh, exploring the outdoors, cheering on the Cardinals, and making lasting memories with family and friends.

She says, "I am so thankful for this opportunity and can't wait to meet everyone and begin an amazing school year together. Here's to a year of learning, leadership, and Cardinal pride! Go Cardinals! ❤️🖤"

Expect greatness from Taylor County Intermediate School!

The pool is open to everyone in our community and surrounding counties, and we invite you to come cool off, have fun, and make memories with family and friends.

Beginning Monday, July 13, the pool will operate on its regular schedule and be open Monday through Saturday from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Admission is $5 per person, and children ages 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult. 

Additional information regarding family passes, pool parties, special events, and more will be announced soon!

We look forward to welcoming everyone and are grateful for the partnerships and support that helped make this opportunity possible for our entire community. We look forward to seeing you at the pool!

If you have any questions, please contact Steve Doss at 270-465-5371. 

TCIS's Songfest team competed against more than 30 clubs from across the United States and earned an impressive 4th place finish.

The school's talented Solo, Duo, and Trio Variety Act, featuring Logan Parish on piano, Jayla Hood on vocals, and River Woods in lyrical dance, also brought home 4th place honors.

In addition, Jayla Hood and River Woods were selected to represent Kentucky as Premier Performers during the convention's opening session.

TCIS is filled with talented students who continue to exemplify the Beta Club pillars of leadership, achievement, service, and character. We are proud of these students for representing our school, community, and state with greatness!