In a world of change in the post-secondary education field, Bullitt County is still a strong community.
At least, in the eyes of the president of Jefferson Community and Technical College.
Dr. Ty Handy was the keynote speaker at the recent Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce annual dinner.
With 12,000 students enrolled in JCTC classes, the biggest growth remains in the dual credit courses.
High school students take courses that will fulfill their graduation requirements, as well as earn college credits.