Education

 Students at Hebron Middle School recently got a little Reality Check thanks to a program that puts them into the real world of finance.

The Reality Store allows students to take their money and then decide how they are going to spend it.

They have options on some of their disposable income but they are also have some items that they must purchase... such as paying for shelter and food.

The students were assisted by members of the North Bullitt Future Business Leaders of American chapter, who worked at the tables.

 HEBRON ESTATES - North Bullitt High School senior Forrest Miller is one of 11 Kentucky students selected to serve on the first Next-Generation Student Council, a new group formed by Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday.

 SHEPHERDSVILLE - Those happy with Bullitt County Public Schools’ current school year calendar will be pleased to know the proposed 2012-2013 calendar is almost identical. 

    PIONEER VILLAGE - Combatting obesity requires two elements...exercise and a healthy diet.
    Maryville Elementary School students got a big boost in exercise thanks to a $4,000 grant from Fuel Up to Play 60 from the Southeast United Dairy Association Inc.
    SUDAI Manager of School Programs Kathy Belcher presented the large check to Physical Education teacher Dennis Minnis during a rousing Town Hall.