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By Lori Jones, Ed.D. Superintendent of Woodford County Public Schools Every school district has a roster of graduates and esteemed retired educators, but Woodford County has something far deeper: a generational heartbeat. Whether you walk down Main Street in Versailles, pass by the historic storefronts in Midway or drive along our rural corridors, you will find generations of families whose stories began right inside our classrooms. That shared legacy is why we recently established the Woodford County Public Schools Alumni Association—and why its growth is so essential to our future. When our community came together to shape our Strategic Vision, we recognized that world-class education cannot happen in isolation within four walls. It requires strong, durable bridges connecting our schools to the world waiting outside. That commitment is formally captured in our Pillar 3: Caregiver and Community Partnerships. […]

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