Muhlenberg County Schools celebrated student achievement during the May 2025 Regular Board Meeting, highlighting the success of local students in a regional competition. Kala Randall, a standout participant, not only secured first place in the county but also advanced to the state level in July, where she will compete alongside fellow students Carson Waddell, Amelia Vanderkrupp, Teeland Vanderkrupp, Charles Stanley, Abby Cotton, Madelyn Fields, and Lisonbee Newman.

During the meeting, Kala showcased her skills by demonstrating how to make homemade lip balm, a project that emphasizes creativity and practical skills. She explained the process, detailing the ingredients needed, including beeswax pellets, coconut oil, and essential oils, while encouraging the use of organic materials for health benefits. Her engaging presentation captivated the audience, illustrating the hands-on learning experiences that the school promotes.

The board meeting not only recognized individual accomplishments but also underscored the importance of fostering creativity and entrepreneurship among students. As Kala and her peers prepare for the upcoming state competition, their achievements serve as an inspiration for their classmates and the community, highlighting the value of educational programs that encourage practical skills and innovation.

Looking ahead, the Muhlenberg County Schools continue to support initiatives that empower students to explore their interests and talents, ensuring that they are well-prepared for future challenges and opportunities.