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Education

Kindergarten event fun way to kickoff the new school year

SHEPHERDSVILLE - At first glance, a huge yellow school bus may be somewhat intimidating for a child about to start kindergarten.

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Atherton loved time leading BE

MOUNT WASHINGTON - After 36 years in education Bullitt East principal Debby Atherton is calling it quits... sort of.

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Foster no stranger to halls of BE

MOUNT WASHINGTON - Nearly two decades after graduating from Bullitt East High School, longtime educator Willie Foster will return to his alma mater as principal.

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First Lady gets to see impact BAMS has on kids

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Kentucky First Lady Jane Beshear, a former school teacher and a strong advocate of improved education, wouldn’t visit Bullitt County without a good reason.

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Inmates earn GED certificates while serving time

SHEPHERDSVILLE - A primary goal at the Bullitt County Detention Center is to make the inmates better people before they return to the general population.

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Brit will be traveling to Liverpool to study for the upcoming year

HEBRON ESTATES - Brit Bush has always been unique in her interests.

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Bullitt County students awarded Farm Bureau scholarships

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Nineteen seniors-to-be at Governor’s program

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Nineteen high school students made high level academics part of their summer activities as 2012 Governor’s Scholars.

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Lean times in future for system as school funds continue to drop

SHEPHERDSVILLE — Look for the upcoming fiscal budget for the Bullitt County Public School System to be a lean one.

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Community education program may end June 30 if fund-raising efforts fail

SHEPHERDSVILLE - If you are one of the thousands of individuals who have enjoyed learning dance steps, computer skills or photography tips over the years through the Bullitt County Community Education program, your days of taking future classes could be bleak.
With a $20,000 state grant in jeopardy, the Bullitt County program is facing elimination at the end of June. And the deadline to help the program survive for another year is just days away.

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