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Staff members at Hopkins County Day Treatment were recently recognized with the Great Futures Award at the latest Board of Education meeting. The honor highlights their commitment to creating a positive and therapeutic environment for at-risk students.
According to the nomination by retired superintendent Amy Smith, the staff stands out for building genuine relationships with at-risk students and their families, helping young people feel supported and ready to learn and grow.
Hopkins County Day Treatment was also recently named an Alternative Education Program of Distinction by the Kentucky Department of Education. This recognition is given to programs with exemplary practices focusing on diversity, inclusion, and community support.
School officials say the Great Futures Award reflects the dedication and heart staff members show each day as they help students and families move toward a brighter future.
