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The following is from the Ashland Police Department as it relates to our schools:

APD has received a series of calls and messages concerning the threats to local schools including Ashland schools.  Officers and detectives have been following up on each call and coordinating with nearby law enforcement agencies.  With our partnership with the Ashland School System, we have a School Resource Officer in each school.  In addition, we have doubled the patrols in and around the schools as well while our officers and detectives continue to take calls and follow up on any leads. The Kentucky Fusion Center notified us yesterday of a known series of threats mentioning schools. Our area soon started to see posts on Snapchat and various other social media.  Students and parents began notifying us, and our teams follow up on each call overnight. 

To date, no credible threat has been found. 

 

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 If you are a parent and wish to add money to your child’s account you can do so through the Parent Portal either online or through the IC Parent App.

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Kentucky Directors of Pupil Personnel (KDPP) Announce Update to School Attendance Law for Families with School-Age Children 

 

 Frankfort, KY – The Kentucky Directors of Pupil Personnel (KDPP) are committed to ensuring the academic success of all students in the state. We are writing to inform parents and guardians of an important update to Kentucky’s School Attendance Law (KRS 159.150), which will come into effect starting the 2024-25 school year. This update specifically impacts all families with school aged children in the Commonwealth, as outlined in House Bill 611.

 

 Under the new legislation, the Director of Pupil Personnel will now be required to notify the County Attorney’s office when a student accumulates 15 or more unexcused absences throughout the academic year. This change is part of ongoing efforts to emphasize the importance of regular school attendance and to provide additional support to families to help prevent chronic absenteeism.

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The Meal Benefits Application (Household Income Form) is now active in your Parent Portal and is required to be completed.  This is required to be separate from the Online Registration Packet but only takes a matter of minutes to complete online.  Please follow the attached instructions to complete and if you have questions, you can contact Derek Runyon, Director of District Programs, at our Central Office at 327-2706.  Thanks!

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The Ashland Independent School District Food Service Department is excited to kick off the 2024 – 2025 school year! We have adjusted all school menus to include tastier versions of entrees while staying within the United States Department of Agriculture’s nutritional guidelines. The Food Service Department will continue to follow guidelines set forth by the Kentucky Department of Education, the Kentucky Public Health Organization, and our local Health Department. In addition, all Ashland schools will be participating in the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program. As part of this program and the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). ALL Ashland schools will offer healthy meals every school day at NO Cost to the students during the 2024 – 20245 school year. ALL students will receive ONE FREE breakfast and ONE FREE lunch at no charge each day.

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