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The mission of the Pikeville Independent School District is to provide a rigorous, relevant education in a positive, nurturing environment to develop each student as a lifelong learner and responsible citizen in a global community.
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PHS Academic Team wins High Q

The high school academic team participated and won the 2012 season of the television game show High Q.
 
“High-Q , the locally produced high school quiz show that aired for decades over the tri-state area has returned to television. Once again hosted by Ernie G. Anderson, this incarnation of the popular program is produced with Electronic Media students of Ohio University Southern in Ironton.”   
Senior Zack Burgy-Vanhoose recognized as one of Nation's Best Top Kicking Specialists

Pikeville High School senior Zack Burgy-Vanhoose has been recognized as one of the nation’s best top kicking specialists by Ray Guy Prokicker.com. Players were selected after the Prokicker.com staff watched and coached the players during camps, and considered the players’ performance on the field during the 2011 football season. 
PES students selected to sing in Kentucky Children's Chorus

Pikeville Elementary students, Star Manning, Britney Hopkins, Lindsey Lockhart and Maura McCoy were recognized by the Pikeville Board of Education on Tuesday, January 17, after being named to all-state chorus. In receiving this honor, they will represent Pikeville Elementary in the Kentucky Children’s Chorus. Comprised of fifth and sixth grade students, The Kentucky Children’s Chorus will perform as part of the Kentucky Music Educators Association Professional Development Conference held in Louisville, February 8–11, 2012. This chorus will perform on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 5:15 pm.
Bryce Williams wins Big Blue Madness Free Throw contest at Rupp Arena

Pikeville Elementary School sixth grader Bryce Williams shook off some early jitters and then rallied to win the Big Blue Madness Free Throw contest at Rupp Arena in front of more than 20,000 rowdy Wildcat fans. Williams qualified for the event back on June 24th by winning the FT contest at Coach John Calipari’s Basketball Camp at Pikeville High School. One winner was chosen from each of Coach Cal’s 11 Satellite Camps throughout the state to advance to the finals at Big Blue Madness.