174 Labrador Way
Rineyville, KY 40162

This school revamped a few years ago, and I've been impressed as a parent of a current student and alumni. I've had 4 kids go to North, and they all had great experiences. My last 2 children took all Honors classes, which allowed them to test well to get into the Hardin County Academy, a dual credit program that lets them graduate with a high school diploma as well as an Associates degree from ECTC. The teachers really care about the students and their knowledge and ability in the subjects. Currently my daughter has been taking Engineering classes, which are both advanced yet fun and stimulating. The teachers really work with the students as long as the students show initiative in improving.The diversity of North Hardin has long been it's strong suit. Located in Radcliff, KY, it sits right outside of the Fort Knox's gates. We have the diversity of a big city but with a small town feel.I am an alumni of NHHS, and it was the same when I attended. there are plenty of clubs to join, sports to participate in outside of the academics. Its quite a large HS for the state with roughly 1,600 students, or 400 students per grade. Depending on class selection, North prepares students for college or trade depending. They have opened up pathways for students to follow.I would totally recommend North Hardin High school to anyone!

All of my children (and step-children) attended JTA over the years from 2004 through 2021. They all had an amazing experience. My youngest was in 6th grade when the pandemic hit and kids were sent home. This affected all schools. My now 18 yr son loved JTA, as well as my now 16 yr old. I never had any issues with my daughters, a few with my son. However, these issues were dealt with fairly. The did have a long serving principal who retired when my son was in 8th grade(?). She was firm but fair, and challenged the teachers, along with students. They have gone through several principals since. There was a principal that really wasn't fit for the job; most were unhappy about some issues. HOWEVER, this did NOT affect the teacher/student relationships nor instruction. This principal has since stepped down.The husband-wife team of counselors, the Roberts, are literally the BEST.. Mr. Roberts always found time to listen to my concerns, and he, (or Ms. Roberts) would address it with either the teachers/staff/ leadership. Once addressed, he would always keep me informed of the resolution.Every school is going to have an issue here and there. I take it back, I did have a situation that inadvertently involved my daughter (I was seeking resolution as it was not her fault due to anther students' behavior and actions towards her. I felt the the principal along with the Security Officer, handled the entire situation inappropriately. I had no choice in the recourse. If leadership is failing to handle a situation properly, you always have the right to contact the Superintendent's at the Hardin County Central office. Overall, this was a great school for the kids. The teachers really do care for your students, and help as much as they can. Now my kids have gone off to North Hardin High School; one is now in college.I am firm believer in you get what you put in. Teachers like Mr. Witham, the band teacher, truly cares about the kids, and hes been there so long, he taught all of my children.I'd like to see them get a principal like they had with Jama Bennett, who will be there for the long haul and really cares about the students, and their academics, along w veteran teachers and not a bunch of new teachers.It is a good school, in a small rural town, but only a few miles away from the High School. To us it has always been pretty diverse, and will continue to be so as more and more military move into the school zone

This school values the role they play in shaping the community. It is evident in the love and care they show for the students and their families.