Rosspoint Elementary School

06/16/2026

‼️SCHEDULE DROP‼️

Get ready to cheer on the Rosspoint Lady Cats in the upcoming 2026 season! Our 4th/5th/6th girls look to make their sixth championship game in seven years (FOUR titles in that span) and our 7th/8th girls look to win their FIFTH STRAIGHT county Championship and 6th title in 7 years! These girls continue to set the standard!

Go CATS! 😼💙🏆

06/11/2026

We want to congratulate the two Site Based Parent Member winners:
Scott Lisenbee and Veria “Cookie” Baldwin!

06/11/2026

Parent Site Base Members Election will be Thursday, June 11 from 3:00 -5:00 at RES. Please come to the Gym doors to vote.
Nominees are: Scott Lisenbee and Veria Cookie Baldwin.
To vote you must have a student currently enrolled in Rosspoint Elementary school. Thank you for supporting our school and look forward to seeing you on Thursday.

06/08/2026

🌺 ALOHA! 🌺

Join the RES Middle School Cheer Team for our Little Cheer Camp Luau on Tuesday, June 23 from 5:00–7:00 PM!

Open to Pre-K through 5th Grade, campers will enjoy an evening of cheers, dances, games, and tons of tropical fun while learning a cheer and dance to perform for family at the end of camp! 💙📣

We can’t wait to cheer with you! 🌴✨

06/08/2026

06/04/2026

Congratulations to Rosspoint Elementary School STEM Educator Greg Edens on this tremendous honor — a finalist for the 2026 Kentucky Teacher of the Year!

Nine Kentucky educators named 2027 Teacher Achievement Award winners

(FRANKFORT, KY) – The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) announced nine Kentucky educators as recipients of the 2027 Kentucky Teacher Achievement Awards.

These teachers are also nominees for the 2027 Kentucky Teacher of the Year Award, which will be announced in September.

“Our incredibly dedicated Teacher Achievement Award winners represent some of our best talent in the state,” said Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher.

The nine Kentucky Teacher Achievement Award winners and where they taught during the 2025-2026 school year are:

Elementary School

Nikki Janiak, Estes Elementary School (Owensboro Independent)
Kellie Moses, Garth Elementary School (Scott County)
Amanda O'Bryan, Old Mill Elementary School (Bullitt County)

Middle School

Katherine Sigmon Berner, Baker Intermediate School (Clark County)
Gregory Edens, Rosspoint Elementary School (Harlan County)
Trino Grau, Bryan Station Middle School (Fayette County)
High School

Paula Gieseke, Christian County High School
Brandon Riddle, duPont Manual High School (Jefferson County)
Molly Seifert, Beechwood High School (Beechwood Independent)

“We are so proud of the highly skilled educators across our state, and it is an honor to be able to recognize these outstanding professionals,” Fletcher said. “These teachers truly embody what it means to go above and beyond in helping students prepare for their future.”

These nine teachers will be honored during a ceremony in Frankfort on Sept. 9. KDE will announce winners of the elementary, middle and high school teaching divisions during the ceremony. From those three finalists, one will be named the 2027 Kentucky Teacher of the Year. That teacher will represent the state in the National Teacher of the Year competition.

All award recipients will receive cash prizes. The overall Kentucky Teacher of the Year will receive $10,000 and will have the opportunity to do a six-month sabbatical with KDE. As part of the sabbatical, they will be able to travel around the state to connect with other teachers as an ambassador of the teaching profession.

KDE received 600 teacher nominations this year. Judging was conducted by a qualified panel of veteran educators from across the state.

Nominees were interviewed and judged based on their teaching philosophies, teaching experiences and involvement in their respective communities. Judges also considered letters of recommendation from peers, students, families, administrators and others.