Scott County High School, Georgetown, Kentucky
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| Principal | Mr. Chip Southworth |
| Assistant Principals | Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mr. Jason Radford, and Mr. Mike Stacy |
| School Type | Public (U.S.) |
| Location | Georgetown, Kentucky, USA |
| Founded | 1955, new building built 1996. |
| Grades | 10-12 (separate freshman school) |
| Colors | Red, Black, and White |
| Mascot | Cardinal |
| Typical Enrollment | 1,800? students |
Scott County High School is a public high school school in Georgetown, Kentucky.
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[edit] Athletics
- Basketball (separate boys and girls)
- Cheerleading squad (girls only)
- Cross country team (separate boys and girls)
- Football (boys only)
- Golf (separate boys and girls)
- Soccer (separate boys and girls)
- Softball (girls only)
- Tennis (separate boys and girls)
- Track (separate boys and girls)
- Volleyball (girls only)
- Swimming (co-ed)
- Dance Team (girls only)
[edit] Athletic Accomplishments
-Basketball
- 2007 Kentucky Boys State Champion
- 1999 Kentucky Boys State Runner-up
- 1998 Kentucky Boys State Champion
- 1995 Kentucky Girls State Champion
-Football
- 2006 Kentucky Freshman Bluegrass Champions 9-0
- 2005 Kentucky 4A Runner-up
- 1975 Kentucky 2A State Champions
-Boys Soccer
- 2005 District Runner-up
- 2006 District Champions
- 2005 Regional Champions
- 2006 Regional Champions
-Girls Soccer
- ...
[edit] Academics
Scott County High School has the following academic departments:
- Agriculture
- Art
- Business
- English
- Family and Consumer Science
- Foreign Language
- JAKG
- Health and Physical Education
- Health Sciences
- Math
- Music
- Air Force Junior ROTC
- Industrial Technology
- Science
- Social Studies
- Special Education
Scott County High School offers a number of AP classes:
- English Literature
- United States History
- Biology
- Calculus
- French
- Japanese
- German
- Spanish
- Music Theory
- Art
- Physics
- Chemistry
Next school year, a few new AP courses are to be offered including AP World History.
[edit] Music
[edit] Band
The band director is Tom Brawner, with assistant directors Lindsay King, Marilyn Harris, and Greg Stepp.
- Symphonic Winds (top concert band)
- Symphonic Band (middle concert band)
- Concert Band (bottom concert band)
- Jazz Band I (top jazz band)
- Jazz Band II (bottom jazz band)
- Marching Band (all band members participate)
- Red Pep Band
- Blue Pep Band
During the first week of April 2007, the Symphonic Winds are to play in Carnegie Hall in New York City.
[edit] Choral
The choral department is led by Brent Merritt, with assistant director Nell Earwood.
- Singers (top coed choral ensemble)
- Chorus (bottom coed choral ensemble)
- Cardinal Choir (coed choral ensemble)
- Mastersingers (top men's ensemble)
- Ladies' Ensemble (top women's ensemble)
- Ladies' Treble Choir (middle women's choral ensemble)
[edit] Other Accomplishments
HOSA State Leadership Conference:
1st Place, Creative Problem Solving - Jared Smith and Brent Roach
HOSA National Leadership Conference:
2005-
- 1st Place, Extemporaneous Writing - Eddie Wells
- 7th Place, Health Education - Malory Bowman, Kayla Osborne, Charles Warren
2006-
- 9th Place, Creative Problem Solving - Ashley Hinkle, Christopher Muth, Charles Warren, Eddie Wells
STLP:
2003- State Recognition, Regional Blue Ribbon - High School Virtual Tour - Lucas Bennett, Fred Rodgers, Colin Cloud
2004- State Recognition, Regional Blue Ribbon - High School Virtual Tour - Lucas Bennett, Fred Rodgers, Colin Cloud, C.T. Trumbo
