Knox County Learning Center

Children at Danville Elementary School recently explored a variety of health care careers during an event organized by Knox Community Hospital and the Knox County Career Center.

Logan Whitney, a senior from East Knox High School, is pursuing his ambition to become a livestock veterinarian by enrolling in the animal science/pre-veterinary program at Wilmington College.

Evan Williams, a senior at Knox County Career Center (KCCC), is known by the nickname "The Mule," a testament to his determination and strength.

Marley Boone, a high school senior from Danville, is charting a path toward a career in nursing with a focus on pediatric care.

Preschool students at East Knox Elementary recently participated in an art show, showcasing that artistic expression can begin at a young age.

Dylan Meier's determination to become a dermatologist is driven by personal experience with chronic skin conditions that made his teenage years challenging.

Dozens of teachers across the Centerburg, Danville, East Knox, and Fredericktown school districts are participating in specialized training aimed at serving gifted students, a key initiative by the Knox Educational Service Center (ESC).

A group of high school seniors in Knox County has embarked on a program that could lead to careers in manufacturing.

Christopher Hawthorne, a senior at Mount Vernon High School, has been named the Knox Educational Service Center's 2025 Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Award winner.

Lacy Holt, a custodian at the Knox Learning Center in Mount Vernon, has a unique connection to the building she helps maintain.

East Knox Local Schools has initiated a strategic planning process involving community participation to outline the district's future objectives.

On the way to her goal of becoming an art therapist, Elaina Trace will spend another summer waxing floors and painting walls at the Knox Learning Center.

Each weekday morning a dozen students ages 17 to 22 gather in a lower-level classroom at the Knox Learning Center.

For some couples, working together adds stress to their marriages. Not so for Joe and Lisa Mazzari.

Jon Campbell is the first nurse to be employed at Knox Learning Center, which serves special needs students from Knox County and surrounding districts.