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Skip to main content EKU Eastern Kentucky University Model Laboratory School A to Z Index Web People Search A - Z Index Elementary Middle High Curriculum Extended Learning Health Library Athletics Faculty/Staff links Alumni Investing in Model Explore Home Page About Model... Admissions & Enrollment Calendars, School Directory of Model Faculty and Staff Job Openings Lunch Menu Parent Information Policies & Procedures Publications Connect Twitter Facebook Model Laboratory School 521 Lancaster Avenue. Richmond, KY 40475 Phone: (859) 622-3766 Fax: (859) 622-6658 john.williamson@eku.edu Welcome to Model Lab School at Eastern Kentucky University 521 Lancaster Avenue, Richmond, KY 40475 • 859-622-3766 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE / INFORMATIONAL SESSION: Thursday, February 6, 6:00 p.m., Model Auditorium. Model High School earns 5 stars! Model Laboratory High School was one of only 7 high schools in the State of Kentucky to achieve a 5-star rating in Kentucky's Accountability System! Click here to l earn more . Model is the only remaining laboratory school in Kentucky, one of the characteristics that has established it as a school of choice throughout the region. As a lab school and as part of the Eastern Kentucky University community, Model is able to provide unique opportunities for students. See below for more information! Report Maintenance Issue: Click here to report a maintenance/facilities repair/need. If there is a safety emergency please call 859-351-3121. 2019-20 Newsletters to Parents Visitor Parking Model Advisory Committee Model Advisory Committee - The EKU Board of Regents adopted a new governance structure for Model effective with the 2019-20 school year. An Advisory Committee, chaired by the Superintendent, has been established. There will no longer be a SBDM Council. Members of the 2019-20 Model Lab School Advisory Committee are: Beth Campbell, Model Non-Faculty Rodney Davis, Community Member Mendi Goble, Community Member Robin Jones, Model Parent Lynn Taylor Tye, EKU Board of Regents Tom Martin, EKU Administrator Gerald Tatum, Model Parent Heather Taylor, Model Teacher Katelyn Upchurch, Student Alex White, Model Teacher The Model Core T he Model Core : Focus on providing World Class Education principles, K-12 - The Model core includes Inquiry, Communication, and Data Analytics; Quantitative and Computational Reasoning; Scientific Inquiry; Global Communication and Understanding; Civic Engagement, Entrepreneurship, and Financial Literacy; Humanities; Creating, Performing, Designing and Engineering; and Fitness and Wellness. Family Atmosphere - Model's size allows for more individualized attention and a strong sense of family throughout the School; Tradition of Excellence - Whether a student is part of a family that has attended Model since its inception in 1906, or a first generation Model Patriot, there is a sense of pride and tradition upon joining our family; Model graduates will have transferable skills that can be applied to new situations using critical, creative, quantitative and computational reasoning. Participation - Model graduates complete community service projects and participate in a club, organization and/or sport as part of their graduation requirements. EKU Access - The majority of high school students take advantage of dual credit classes on-site on the Eastern Kentucky University campus. Applications for the next class of future graduates are being accepted. Schedule a tour today . It's a great time to be a Model Patriot! To access the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security STOP! 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Room 416, Richmond, Kentucky 40475 (859) 622-8020, or the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education Building, 400 Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington, DC. 20202 1-800-421-3481(V), 1-800-877-8339 (TTY). Inside Look Caldwell Named Outstanding High School Counselor of the Year At the State Kentucky Counseling Association conference held on November 13-15th, Model High... Model High School Receives Distinguished Recognition Model Laboratory High School received several notable distinctions from the Southeast/South-... 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