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Job Opportunities - Pike County School District Pike County Schools 316 South Mayo Trail Pikeville, KY 41501-1522 FAX: 606-432-7855 The Pike County Schools does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, national origin, sex, religion, marital status, or disability in it educational programs, services, activities, or employment
Pike County Attendance Policy - Mullins School the child to a regular public day school for the full term that the public school of the District in which the child resides is in session, or the public school that the Board of Education of the District makes provision for the child to attend
Payroll - Pike County School District Tanya Dehart - 606-433-9232 - East Ridge Area Schools, Shelby Valley Area Schools, Pike Central, Mullins, Johns Creek Ashley Brown - 606-433-9260 - Substitutes Documents
Department of Instruction - Pike County School District The Department of Instruction (DOI) team is responsible for communication, development, and support of school leaders, teachers and students K-12 regarding curriculum, instruction, assessment, educator effectiveness, extended school services (ESS), professional growth and development, certified evaluations, teacher interns, gifted and talented
Truancy - Pike County School District Pike County Schools Truancy A Fundamental Guide for Parents and Students Kentucky law recognizes the value of regular school attendance, requiring that all children ages 6 to 16 attend school Children under the age of 6 who are enrolled in school are also subject to compulsory attendance laws