Add eight more Bullitt County Public School educators who achieved certification by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.

You can share some love with the Bullitt County Foundation for Excellence in Public Education by purchasing tickets to its annual fundraiser.

A brand new presence at Pleasant Grove Elementary School is Family Resource Center Coordinator Sherry Brown.

Bullitt East High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students recently wrapped up five weeks teaching essential skills with Old Mill Elementary School fourth and fifth grade students sponsored by Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana.

A basket of apples drawn using a black marker then painted with watercolors by Crossroads Elementary School student Sherbitu Evangeline “Evie” Vanderpool was selected for VSA of Kentucky’s A Matter of Perspective Traveling Exhibit.

Bullitt East High School Senior Joshua Grieve is the first Bullitt County students to be awarded the AP + PLTW Achievement Award sponsored by Project Lead the Way and AP Central.

The Bullitt County Foundation for Excellence in Public Education has awarded $15,990 in grants to schools.

Fifth grade teacher Heather Hodges of Cedar Grove Elementary School is one of only 37 educators internationally selected for a Kagan Winter Academy Scholarship.

Bernheim Middle School sixth grade student Hunter Etherton is doing incredibly well academically in Advanced Math, Advanced Art and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Lab.

Tera Pierce was inspired to apply for the grant writer position in Bullitt County Public Schools because of the district’s unwavering commitment to seeing every child succeed, even if that means trying new ideas and practices.

From the Google Certification webpage:

“Google for Education Certified Trainers are passionate and driven education professionals with a desire to help others transform classrooms with technology.”

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