Congratulations to several Holmes High School students on receiving the 2025 Key to the Future Award from The Center for Great Neighborhoods. Abdul Haseeb, Damya Hughes, Faith Jackson, Luv Martinez and River Benecke were recognized on Thursday, October 17, at The Center at our annual Heart of the Community Celebration: a benefit for The Center for Great Neighborhoods.
The Key to the Future Award recognizes Covington youth residents who are outstanding leaders and devoted to the Covington community.

Superintendent Alvin Garrison joined 63 county/judge executives, 31 mayors and the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents in support of expanding pre-K this coming session and making Pre-K for All a reality.

As we celebrate 200 years of public education in Covington throughout this school year, we will post a #ThrowbackThursday picture each week to remember our past.
Take a look back at the Holmes High School campus in 1946. So much has changed over the years, yet some things still feel just the same.

Congratulations to Homecoming King and Queen Mark McCutchen and Emily Tomas.
Also, congratulations to the Bulldogs on a big win over Jackson County 36-16.

Cheer on the Bulldogs at Homecoming 2025

Holmes High School’s 2025 Homecoming Parade is scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, September 26, at 5:00 p.m. Come out and support the Bulldogs as we celebrate 200 years of public education in Covington.

Parade Route (beginning at 5:00 p.m.):
Exit Holmes High School back parking lot
Left on Eastern Avenue
Left on Wallace
Right on Greenup Street
Left on 20th Street
Left on Madison Avenue
Return to Holmes High School front entrance

The Bulldog football team will host Jackson County at 7:30 at Tom Ellis Stadium. The Homecoming King and Queen will be crowned at halftime. Go Bulldogs!

DISTRICT ENROLLMENT CENTER
will be CLOSED
8 - 11 a.m. MONDAY, AUGUST 18

The first day of school for 2025-2026 is Monday, August 25, for grades K-12. James E. Biggs Preschool students start school on Tuesday, September 2. Enjoy your summer!