Supporting Kentucky's Military Youth

Congratulations Spring 2023 Kentucky Purple Star Schools!

Christian County Middle and High Schools and Hopkinsville Middle and High School
Christian County Middle and High Schools and Hopkinsville Middle and High School
Anderson Community Education Center
Anderson Community Education Center
Ezra Sparrow Early Childhood Center
Ezra Sparrow Early Childhood Center
North Park Elementary
North Park Elementary
University Heights Academy
University Heights Academy
St Anthanasius
St Anthanasius
T.K. Stone Middle School
T.K. Stone Middle School
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How schools support Military-connected youth

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Purple Star Awarded Schools

Support Military Youth

Military youth may be affected by their family member’s service

Increase School Involvement

Helps peer-to-peer engagement and encourages parents
and other community members involvement

Provide a Caring School Environment

Trained liaisons provide support to students', families and staff

Improve Students' Experience

Students' receive social emotional and academic skills
necessary to be college-, workforce- and life-ready

How to become a Purple Star School?
It’s easy and inexpensive

Designate a trained point of contact (liaison) at the school
Host one annual military recognition event
Post resources for military families on the school’s website
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