Tuesday, February 10, 2026

AP Information from Mrs. Burnham

 This week Mrs. Burnham will be visiting all spring AP classes to discuss the upcoming AP exam registration for spring courses.  Registration for those AP exams began 2/9 and runs through 3/6.  

If you have any questions please contact her at, 270-527-1453 jennifer.burnham@marshall.kyschools.us 

This is the handout given during the class visit:





2026 Propeller Club of Paducah Scholarship Information




APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN APRIL 10, 2026

COMPANY LIST
ACBOMARINE SOLUTIONS
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL BARGE LINEMARINE SYSTEMS INC
AMERICAN VULKANMARQUETTE TRANSPORTATION
ARTCOMCMURRY & LIVINGSTON
BARGE TRANSFER SERVICESMIDWEST TERMINAL
BARNES MARINE SERVICE, LLCMIKE'S INC
BIG RIVER PROPELLERMONITORING & CONTROL SOLUTIONS
BOYD CATMORAN ENVIRONMENTAL RECOVERY
BOYD COMPANYNATIONAL MAINTENANCE
BRB SOLUTIONS, LLCPADUCAH FIRE DEPT.
BRENNAN MARINEPADUCAH MCCRACKEN CO. CONV. & EXPO
CAMPBELL TRANSPORTATION COMPANYPADUCAH RIGGING
CGB WATERFRONT SERVICESPADUCAH-MCCRACKEN RIVERPORT
CROUNSE CORPORATIONPETTER SUPPLY
DONOVAN MARINEPINE BLUFF SAND & GRAVEL
E3 ENVIRONMENTALRELIANT MARITME
FABICK CATRIVER DISCOVERY CENTER
FITZGERALD MARINE & REPAIRROSE POINT NAVIGATION
FOUR RIVERS MARINE SIGNAGEROYAL BRASS AND HOSE
G&C MULTI SERVICESRUSHING MARINE
GL POWERSEAMENS CHURCH
HENRY A. PETTER SUPPLYTENNESSEE VALLEY TOWING
HINES FURLONG LINETHE MILLER LAW FIRM PLLC
HUB INTERNATIONALTHE WATERWAYS JOURNAL
INGRAM BARGE COMPANYTHERMAL CONTROL
JAMES MARINE, INC.TRIANGLE ENTERPRISES
JMS RUSSEL METALS CORPTVIB
JOHN W. STONE OIL DISTRIBUTOR, LCCWATERWAYS COUNCIL, INC.
KARL SENNERWATERWAYS JOURNAL
LABORDE PRODUCTSWEST PADUCAH COMMUNITY & TECH. COLLEGE
LEE ENGINEERINGWESTERN RIVERS BOAT MGMT
M D MARSHALL ENT/PADUCAH BARGEWHITLOW,ROBERTS, HOUSTON & STRAUB
MARINE INDUSTRIAL GEARSWOLF ISLAND MARINE, LLC

Thursday, February 5, 2026

MC Scholarships 2026



Below you will find a link for a general scholarship application - this application is good for the local scholarships listed below.  The application needs to be downloaded as a PDF - do NOT open it using google docs.  The application will have descriptions of each of the scholarships below so you will know if you are eligible to apply.  

Please note:  There are other local scholarships that use SEPARATE APPLICATIONS which is why you must check the blog for updates.  As soon as I receive notice of a scholarship, I will post it to the blog.  We are blessed to live in a such a supportive community that provides these scholarship opportunities for you so make sure to take advantage of it!

Alford-Hardin Masonic Lodge 925

Alpha Rho – Alpha Delta Kappa  

Don Buffington Memorial

Calvert City Mason Lodge #543

Jesse and Lola Collier

Coy Brooks Creason Memorial

Gary & Lily Fields Scholarship

Kerry & Kevin Filbeck Memorial

William S. Heath Scholarship Fund

Charles Hensley Memorial

Burnett Holland Memorial

Woodrow & Lois Holland Memorial

Kiwanis Club

Jerry F. Lovett Memorial

MCHS Athletic Foundation

Marshall County Education Association

Marshall County Food Service

Marshall Co Soil & Water Conservation District

Steve Martin Memorial

Janet McCrory Memorial

Buddy Poe Memorial

Frank Waggoner Memorial

Jenny Waters Nursing Scholarship

Claude Butler Jr. Memorial

Robert Goheen Memorial

Dalton Vaughn Memorial

Leisha Vaughn Memorial

Cassidy Greer

Due back to Mrs. Boone by March 6, 2026

You will want to download the application as a PDF

DO NOT OPEN IT IN GOOGLE DOCS

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION

Sunday, February 1, 2026

The Cirkled In "No Sweat" Scholarship

 💰 The Cirkled In "No Sweat" Scholarship – $2,500

Eligibility: Any student in Grades 9–12

  • ✅ No GPA requirement

  • ✅ No income restrictions

  • ✅ No essay required


Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Monday, January 26, 2026

CTE Pathways Video Skit Contest — Scholarship Opportunity!

 🎬 CTE Pathways Video Skit Contest — Scholarship Opportunity! 🎓

Are you a creative storyteller with a knack for video production? Do you want to win a scholarship while showcasing the power of Career and Technical Education (CTE)?

We’re awarding two scholarships — one for a high school student(s) and one for a college student(s) — to the creators of the most unique and engaging commercial video skit!

🎥 Contest Theme:

Have you seen Cobra Kai? There is a scene at the end of the show where students are receiving guidance on future possibilities. It could be interpreted from this guidance that students that have struggled in high school should only consider the trade schools, like a form of punishment for not performing well in high school. The scene could further be interpreted that some jobs and paths are lesser than others and a route towards failure. In response to this, KACTE would like to see what could have happened after this scene.

Create a short commercial-style video skit script featuring a school counselor who faces a series of real-life challenges — from car troubles to housing issues to financial dilemmas. The twist? Each problem is solved by hiring skilled professionals who followed CTE pathways — and they’re earning top dollar for their expertise!

Your skit should highlight:

  • The value of CTE careers and pride in the chosen career

  • The importance of skilled trades and technical education

  • How CTE professionals solve everyday problems — and get paid well doing it!

🏆 Prizes:

  • 1 High School Student Winner: $1000 Scholarship

  • 1 College Student Winner: $1000 Scholarship

📅 Deadline:

Submit your video script by February 27th, 2026

📜 Rules:

  • Open to current high school and college students

  • Video length: 1–3 minutes

  • Must be original content

  • Must clearly demonstrate the impact of CTE careers

  • Must be in a student or group of students in a CTE Career Pathway or Major

📩 How to Enter:

Send your script submission to Kiley.Whitaker@jefferson.kyschools.us
Include your name, school, grade/year, CTE pathway/major and contact information.


Get creative. Get inspired. Have fun and show the world how CTE changes lives — and win a scholarship while you're at it!

CTE Pathways Video Skit Script Contest – Scoring Rubric

Each category is scored on a 1–3 scale: 

1 = Needs Improvement | 2 = Meets Expectations | 3 = Excellent

Category

Score 1

Score 2

Score 3

Judge Score

Creativity

Needs Improvement: Lacks originality; concept is predictable or unclear.

Meets Expectations: Shows some creativity; storyline is moderately engaging.

Excellent: Highly original and innovative; storyline is compelling and unique.


Completeness

Needs Improvement: Missing key contest requirements or unclear theme.

Meets Expectations: Meets most requirements; theme is present but could be stronger, lacks details on spoken lines.

Excellent: Fully meets all requirements; theme is clear and well-executed, script is complete with all roles, speaking lines and scenes.


Fun Factor

Needs Improvement: Video script is dull or fails to hold attention.

Meets Expectations: Some entertaining elements; moderately engaging.

Excellent: Highly entertaining and enjoyable; keeps audience engaged throughout.


CTE Value

Needs Improvement: Minimal reference to CTE careers or unclear impact.

Meets Expectations: Highlights CTE careers but lacks strong emphasis.

Excellent: Clearly demonstrates CTE career value, well-paying jobs, need for CTE students and real-world impact.



Total Score: ____ / 12


Sunday, January 25, 2026

2026 Independence Bank Scholarship Program

 

At Independence Bank, we believe access to higher education can change lives. In 2025, we awarded more than $140,000 to over 70 graduating seniors, and since 2001, we've invested more than $1.9 million in students across our communities. This year, we're proud to surpass the $2 million milestone, and we couldn't do this without the support of educators like you who help connect students with meaningful opportunities! 

Our scholarship program is designed to support students who demonstrate both a financial need and a strong sense of purpose. Our team is interested in applicants' goals, aspirations, where they come from, and who they are. Each student will be asked to type an essay, as well as submit their high school GPA, ACT scores, financial need, extracurricular activities, and volunteer tasks. 

Applications may be completed online at www.1776bank.com/scholarships, and all applicants will be notified of their status via email in April. 

If you have any questions, please contact us at scholarships@1776bank.com or reach out to your nearest Independence Bank location. 

The Independence Bank Scholarship Team
270.686.1776

Applicants must:

  • be a high school senior
  • lives or attends school in one of the following counties: Calloway, Daviess, Fayette, Franklin, Graves, Hancock, Henderson, Hopkins, Jefferson, Logan, McCracken, McLean, Shelby, Warren, Webster
  • homeschooled students are eligible to apply
  • plan to attend a 2 year or 4 year college or university, vocation school or trade school
DEADLINE FEBRUARY 24, 2026

**While Marshall is not listed as an eligible school, many of you might be eligible based on where you live so make sure to check that out before applying.**