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Education

Increased dropout age likely

SHEPHERDSVILLE – It appears the dropout age beginning with the 2015-16 school year will be on rise in Bullitt County.

The Bullitt County Public School Board approved a first reading last Monday to follow the state legislature’s lead in increasing the dropout age from 16 to 18.

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Bullitt students earn over $11.8 million in college scholarships, KEES money

Kentucky colleges and universities across America are willing to invest major bucks in the Class of 2013 from Bullitt County Public Schools.

In addition to these monies, there is also the added incentive of funds through the Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) meaning seniors who made the most out of their high school experience by studying hard and making good grades have even more money already set aside for post-secondary education.

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Board still wrestling over long-term sub pay

SHEPHERDSVILLE – The issue is slated to come to a head on June 24.

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Scholastic 3-D Archery taking aim at Bullitt County

A new, statewide archery program is giving students the chance to aim higher, not only with their bow and arrow, but in their education, too.

Scholastic 3-D Archery is an outdoor archery program in its first year in Kentucky and regional coordinator Tom Chamberlain said Bullitt County does not yet have 3-D archery in any of its schools.

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School district honors retiring employees at reception

The Bullitt County Public School System and the Bullitt County Retired Teachers Association recently honored retiring employees.

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Bullitt Central seniors prove they can Close the Deal

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Being one of only three Kentucky high schools selected as a Close the Deal site definitely had advantages for Bullitt Central graduating seniors.

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County to pay for lighting on Roby Elementary basketball court

Well, two out of three isn’t too bad.

     The Bullitt County Parks Committee made its first recommendation to fiscal court and the proposal was unanimously accepted.

     Bullitt Fiscal Court unanimously approved the month payment of lighting for the basketball court next to Roby Elementary.

     Parks member Jim White mentioned on several occasions the desire to see lights be installed on the court.

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Bullitt Central earns award for youth safety

Students and staff at Bullitt Central High School have earned a state award thanks to their focus on youth safety.

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Campbellsville honors top teachers

CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – Campbellsville University honored 160 teachers from 59 school districts throughout Kentucky by receiving the Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Award Saturday, May 11, at Winters Dining Hall in the E. Bruce Heilman Student Center Complex on the CU campus.

At this 27th annual program, CU recognized 160 teachers from 59 school districts. A total of 3,014 teachers have been recognized for their teaching excellence throughout the years.

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A few more facts about new grading scale

There has been some amount of attention given to Bullitt County Schools the past few days related to the slight change made to our grading scales at the middle and high school level.

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