MOREHEAD, KY — It’s been a standout week at Rowan County Senior High School, as students were recognized across academics, the arts, and school traditions—highlighting both achievement and community pride.
One of the biggest highlights came during the school’s recent Passion Project Exhibition, where 11th grade students presented projects they had spent weeks developing. The exhibition showcased a wide range of interests—from scientific innovation and environmental topics to personal passions and future career goals.
Students demonstrated not only their knowledge, but also strong communication skills, confidently engaging with visitors and presenting their work in a professional manner. More than 80 community members attended the event, underscoring the strong connection between the school and the broader Rowan County community.
Students Earn Statewide Honors
RCSHS also celebrated several students selected for prestigious academic and arts programs:
Rogers Scholars:
Luke Schroeder
Governor’s School for the Arts:
Hattie Litton (Instrumental Music)
Annamarie Schroeder (Dance)
Benjamin Switzer (Vocal Music)
Governor’s Scholars Program:
Joshua Maddox Burkhart
Pepper Ann Evans
Kaylee Danielle Thacker
These recognitions place students among some of the top young scholars in Kentucky and reflect both their individual dedication and the strength of the school’s academic programs.
Prom Season Approaches
Adding to the excitement, Rowan County Senior High has also announced its 2026 Prom Court candidates, with students nominated for King and Queen honors.
Queen Candidates:
Joslyn Ashley, Zoey Booker, Lauryn Eastham, Alee Flinders, Addison Hampton, Kennedy Prater, Kenzie Thompson, Cole Williams, Ellie Williams, Hannah Workman
King Candidates:
Bram Bloomfield, Max Blunt, Michael Caskey, Brady Comley, Wyatt Drake, Kyle Hall, Andrew Hogan, Zane Lunsford, Brody Lykins, Carl Prust
Prom is scheduled for May 2, 2026, at the Morehead Conference Center, with the King and Queen to be announced during the event.