Mission Possible: Fayette superintendent Caulk assures leadership institute students are top priority
Against a backdrop of poignant movie clips and supportive data, Superintendent Manny Caulk assured colleagues in Fayette County Public Schools...
Junior Achievement “Adopt a School Breakfast”
It was truly an honor to offer remarks at the Junior Achievement Adopt a School Breakfast program. As a strong...
“Talk with Caulk” Community Listening Sessions
Last week, I held “Talk with Caulk” Community Listening Sessions to hear directly from students, families, staff, and community members...
2016 FAME Awards
The annual FAME Awards program gives our graduating seniors a chance to thank an exceptional teacher, coach, counselor, mentor, or...
BMW Academy: A Call to Action “Brothers Reaching Brothers”
I must commend Dr. Roszalyn Akins and Dr. Roger Cleveland for putting forth this “Call to Action” to our community. ...
Black History Month: A Hero Comes Home
Fayette Count Public Schools celebrated Black History Month with a host of activities and events. The culminating event was the return of Ms. Helen Caise-Wade, who in 1955 was the first African American student to attend Fayette County Public Schools. Ms. Caise-Wade attended Lafayette High School and after 61 years she once again walked through the doors at LHS.