This is a joint statement on behalf of Frankfort CUSD #168 and AFT Local #817.
After meeting in their 17th Bargaining Session, the negotiating teams for the District and for the Teachers’ Union have reached a Tentative Agreement on their contract. Both sides will go back to their members to review the new Collective Bargaining Agreement and schedule votes for approval in the coming days.
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From FCUSD 168: There was an apparent domestic incident and stabbing at an address a block from FCHS at approximately 1:15 p.m. The suspect was apprehended. There was no threat to the high school and classes remain in session at all schools.
Just after 8 p.m. as rain was coming down, two FCHS students were hit by a vehicle on Main St. as they were crossing to the Homecoming Dance at Max Morris Gym. They were taken to an area hospital to be checked out, and will be able to go home tonight. We thank the WFPD and WFFD for their help.
The agenda will be posted within the next 24 hours in a separate release to meet all legal requirements.
From 168-Denning was in Secure mode for 20 min. due to a report of gun in neighborhood. All are safe.
Hunter Loeh - Golf
Evyn Lemmon - Volleyball
Gabi Yadro - Golf
Jacob Spence - Football
Joseph Hanks - Football
Taylan McCamish - golf
Tymber Melvin - Volleyball
Alyssa Cremer - Cross Country
Jase Bennett - Football
Jeffery James - Golf
Great Job Redbirds! Keep up the good work!
Effective immediately, all children under the age of sixteen (16) will be required to be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or responsible adult in order to be admitted to athletic events. While children and students do not have to sit directly with their accompanying adult, the adult must remain present on school grounds for the duration of the event.
This policy is being implemented to promote a safer and more orderly environment for all attendees. Recent incidents have highlighted the need for increased supervision of younger students during athletic events. By requiring an adult to be responsible for the students they bring, we aim to reduce disruptive behavior, ensure safety, and create a more positive experience for our athletes, students, and community members.
This Policy will go into effect on September 8th, 2025
At Friday evening’s scrimmage between Frankfort Community High School and Johnston City High School at Johnson Field in West Frankfort, those in attendance may have observed an individual being removed by officers from the West Frankfort Police Department. District administrators had been informed of a juvenile who might have a weapon. The juvenile was quickly located and it was determined that he had an airsoft gun in his possession. The WFPD then removed him from the scene. The juvenile was not a student of Frankfort Community High School nor Johnston City High School.
We thank our vigilant students, school administration and staff, and WFPD officers for helping to identify and resolve this situation quickly and safely. Administrators from West Frankfort and Johnston City have been in communication with each other regarding what was an isolated incident. As we keep our friends in Kentucky in the Mayfield and Graves County school communities in our thoughts after an incident at their football game this evening, we will continue to work to keep our students and the public safe so they can enjoy events like tonight’s meet the team activities and scrimmage.
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