Beech Tree News Network

Morgantown Elementary celebrated their Leaders of the Week on Friday.  Congratulations to all the students and classes!

Classroom Leaders of the Week:

Tristan House

Laney Bell Hampton

Laura Martin

Keilyn Close

Erica McKinney

Shelby McDaniel

Rylan Dickens

Reece Ingram

David Miller

Kyleigh Overstreet

Haley Baize

Koda King

Ava Coin

Myla Gill

Brazen Baker

Landon Lawson

Eddie Sales

Kaylan Robey

Jaycee Crank

Mon. Mar. 13: Silver City Route

Silver City Huntsville Rd, Mud Creek Rd, and Rochester Rd.

Tues. Mar. 14: Flat Rock Route 

Boston School Rd, Flat Rock Rd, A.B. Tyree Rd, and Sandy Creek Rd.

Wed. Mar. 15: Rochester Route

Ferry St. and Provo Rd.

Thur. Mar. 16: Morgantown Route 

North Warren St., Kent Manor, and East Morris St. 

Schedule can change due to weather. 

Sunday, March 5 the Woodbury United Methodist Church witnessed Diana Ray receiving the Special Mission Recognition Award presented by United Methodist Women’s President Elaine Daugherty and Past President Phyllis Tate. Among the congregation were her proud sons Heath and Emmanuel and their families. Diana has been a long time member of the Butler County United Methodist Women’s group and a faithful worker for the Lord.

There will be a Wedding Shower held for Easton Weathers and Leigh Ellis at Aberdeen Missionary Baptist Church on Sunday, March 19 @ 2:00 in the church's Ministry Center. The couple is registered at Bed, Bath, and Beyond and Walmart. All friends and family are invited.

The Butller County Drug Free Kids group at Butler County High School asked Judge David Fields to sign a proclamation declaring March 15, 2017 as Kick Butts Day in Butler County.

Mon. Mar. 6: Dexterville Route 

Dexterville-Banock Rd., Good New Center, County Road. 

Tues. Mar. 7: Fifth Dist. Route

Hwy 79, Neafus Rd., Oak Ridge Rd., Zion Harmony Church around 11:30, and Happy Trail Ln. 

Wed. Mar. 8: 231 South Route

O.J. Basham Rd., Sugar Grove Rd., and Orange Cemetery Rd. 

Thur. Mar. 9: 231 North Route:

Little Bend Area and Waitress Rd.

Schedule can change due to weather. 

By: Lloyd G. Saylor, County Extension Agent for 4-H Youth Development

Are you interested in the environment and want to know more about forests, trees, insects, water and wildlife? Then you will want to attend the Kentucky Forest Leadership Program. Students that participate in this hands-on week-long program will get the opportunity to explore the many aspects of our forests as well as learn about college degrees and career options. 

Congratultions to the February Leaders of the Month at North Butler Elementary.
 
Back Row: Gavin Neal, Braxtan McClintock, Ryder Lindsey, Kali Grubb, Parker Willoughby, Audree Fulkerson, Evana Martin, Addison Miller, Skyler Webster, William Turner, Lilly Hatcher, Mishka Phelps, Hannah Mallinson, Dastin Scott, Tommy Martin, Hunter Crowe
Front Row: Jacelann McCombs, Parker Todd, Kiera Mason, Carmon Coy, Jerry Burden, Khloe Deel, Kennedy Tucker, Drake Bratcher, Alex Phelps, Aydan Swift, Gabe Bratcher, Karanna Vincent

Morgantown Elementary celebrated their Leaders of the Week on Friday.  Congratulations to all the students and classes.

Classroom Leaders of the Week:

Jackson House

Easton Elmore

Rodes Walters

Mason Cardwell

Mark Gruber

Lizzy Kimble

Kenzlea Pendley

Abel Guerrero

Blake Alexander

Skylar Ritchie

Several North Butler Elementary students were recently recognized by the Conservation Writing and Jim Claypool Art Contest.  Blake Bratcher is the school, district, and Area 2 Overall winner.  Other winners include:

NBES school winners:
1. Blake Bratcher
2. Maeleigh Belcher
3. Jeffery Parrish
 
District winners: (Butler County):
1. Blake Bratcher 2. Maeleigh Belcher 3. Kaleb Clark (MES)
 
Area 2 Overall Winner: (12 counties):
Blake Bratcher of North Butler Elementary