Education

 MOUNT WASHINGTON - Imagine being a teenager and spending an entire school year in a foreign country.

 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.

    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.

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