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November 21, 2008
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Since 1890, we have encouraged the spiritual, intellectual, social and physical development of young people through community service, government awareness and leadership training

Outstanding Advisors

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November

Mrs. Nancy Hale, Rockcastle County

“Mrs. Hale represents everything an advisor should be. She is a relentless advocate for her students who always makes certain that they gain as much as possible from our programs. In assessing her success as an educator, you have to look no further than highest level of respect that each of her current and former students hold for her.”

Mr. Grant Southworth, Morton Middle School

"Mr. Southworth has been a gift to education and young people for 34 years. Tirelessly and without a hitch, he has always been there for every student. From his own child hood, he realized the importance of strong role models. It was the love and hard work of good teachers who were so instrumental in shaping him to be the great man he is today."

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Service News

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Mini-Grants for Service-Oriented

Projects for Youth

Pay It Forward Mini-Grants go to one-time-only, service-oriented activities that young people would like to perform to benefit their school, neighborhood, or greater community. Projects must contain a "pay it forward" focus, which is based on the concept of having one person do a favor for others, who in turn do favors for others, and so on, so the results grow exponentially. Maximum Award: $500. Eligibility: K-12 youths. Deadline: applications accepted starting September 15, 2008.

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East Junior KYA Advisor Packet

East Junior KYA Bills

East Senior KYA Advisor Packet

East Senior KYA Bills

Central Junior Advisor Packet

Central Junior KYA Bills

West Senior KYA Advisor Packet

West Senior KYA Bills

2008 Kentucky Youth Assembly

November 20-22, East Junior KYA

November 23-25, East Senior KYA

December 4-6, Central Junior KYA

December 7-9, West Senior KYA

December 11-13, West Junior KYA

2007-2008

Student YMCA Awards

Excellence (1000+ points)

Casey Co. HS

DuPont Manual HS

Franklin Co. HS

Holy Name School

Monroe Co. MS

Rockcastle Co. MS

Russell Co. HS

St. Ann MS

Honor (700-999 points)

P.L. Dunbar HS

Tates Creek HS

Distinction (580-699 points)

Holy Cross of Louisville HS

Merit (415-579 points)

Piarist School

Union County HS

George Williams Outstanding Service Award

Casey Co. HS

Holy Name School

Civic Pride Award

Casey Co. HS

Governor's Note

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Senior West Governor

Grafton Sizemore

Since the end of KUNA we have been looking forward to one thing, KYA, and in just a few months our long wait will come to an end. As we start to get back into somewhat of a routine at school, we all know with that comes preparation for KYA. For the next three months I understand things may become a bit stressful, but don’t let a few little obstacles get in the way of making this experience as memorable as possible...

Senior East Governor

Only a few weeks now separate us from three days that we all look forward to year round, KYA. Unfortunately, this time will be filled with preparations galore, in the form of never ending paper work to fill out, proposals to be authored, and speeches to be penned. But take heart, I am happy to tell you that these preparations will be even more worth while than ever before...

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