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Education

Yates part of diverse law program

FRANKFORT, Ky. – High school students from across the Commonwealth gathered in Louisville recently to participate in “Why Choose Law: Diversity Matters,” a program encouraging young people from diverse backgrounds to become lawyers and practice law in Kentucky.

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BAM! Leader gone, concerns raised

SHEPHERDSVILLE – When the Bullitt Advanced Math and Science program was unveiled four years ago, it was a totally unchartered course for local educators, students and parents.

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Heines will leave image on North Bullitt High for years

HEBRON ESTATES - Isaac Heines credits his leadership skills to his experiences in Boy Scouts.

The 17-year-old son of Rob and Joy Heines and North Bullitt High School graduate said because he was one of the oldest scouts in his troop, the younger boys and leaders looked to him for leadership.

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Board, BCEA approve pact

SHEPHERDSVILLE — Any concern that rumored contractual rifts between the state’s largest school district and its teachers’ union might drift south has been quickly alleviated.

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Long-term pay plan for subs remains same for schools

SHEPHERDSVILLE – When Beth Vachon was driving to the June meeting of the Bullitt County Public School Board, she had some mental notes on which she wanted to address.

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Push on now to get GED before 2014

SHEPHERDSVILLE - After being home-schooled her entire life, Leah Pugh decided the next step in her education was to obtain her GED certificate.

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DOGS will be roaming Paroquet Springs

SHEPHERDSVILLE - It’s time for a celebration with local students and the important men in their lives.

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Seven from detention center earn GED certificates

SHEPHERDSVILLE - The Bullitt County Detention Center, in conjunction with Bullitt County Adult Education, hosted a graduated ceremony for seven special graduates.

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2013 Summer Camps

Several Schools partner with YMCA for Themed Camps.

The Cedar Grove/Lebanon Junction Elementary School Family Resource Center, Bullitt Lick/Bernheim Middle School Youth Service Center and Roby/Mt. Washington Elementary School Family Resource Center will partner with the Bullitt County YMCA to co-host themed camps at Shepherdsville Elementary School.

This event will be from July 15-August 2 and open to all YMCA students in grades kindergarten through fifth registered at the Shepherdsville site.

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Freedom’s Hendricks selected for Hope Street Group honor

HEBRON ESTATES - Freedom Elementary School Teacher Michelle Rynbrandt Hendricks has been selected to the initial cohort of Kentucky Fellows by Hope Street Group, a national nonprofit organization known for its teacher engagement work.

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