🌟 Celebrating Our College and Career Readiness Coaches During CTE Month! 🌟
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month®, and we are proud to recognize the outstanding contributions of our College and Career Readiness Coaches in BCPS! 💙
These dedicated professionals play a pivotal role in guiding students toward successful futures by:
Providing personalized academic and career counseling
Facilitating access to technical education opportunities
Connecting students with industry partnerships and real-world experiences
Our coaches are always being Future Focused in their approach. Their commitment ensures that students are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in both college and careers.
Thank you to our incredible CCR Coaches for your unwavering dedication and support! 👏✨
#MovingForward #BCPSFutureFocused #CTEMonth #CTEWorks
🎉 Congratulations to Luna Asbell for being named a National Merit Finalist! 🌟 Luna, who began their journey at Riverview Opportunity Center before joining The Gatton Academy, has demonstrated outstanding academic excellence, perseverance, and innovation.
With only 1% of high school seniors achieving this distinction, Luna’s success showcases their dedication to learning and the strong foundation built at BCPS. 🏆
👏 “We are incredibly proud of Luna’s hard work and dedication. This recognition as a National Merit Finalist is not only a reflection of their academic excellence but also of the supportive learning environment fostered at BCPS. Luna exemplifies what it means to be a Mastery Learner and a Self-Directed Navigator.” – Dr. Bacon, BCPS Superintendent
Join us in celebrating this incredible achievement! 🎓✨
#BCPSMasteryLearner #BCPSSelfDirectedNavigator #MovingForward
Dear BCPS Families,
Due to hazardous conditions on snow-covered secondary roads and continued flooding in parts of our community, Friday, February 21, will be NTI Day #7 for Bullitt County Public Schools. With the threat of black ice on slushy roads and the possibility of additional snowfall tonight, bus transportation remains unsafe.
Students will complete their learning from home, and teachers will provide assignments and support throughout the day.
We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we navigate these weather challenges that winter continues to throw at us. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s school.
Stay safe and warm!
🌟 Staff Spotlight: Nicole Cavote 🌟
Ms. Cavote embodies Service Before Self every single day! As a key part of the transportation office, she is always quick to respond—whether by email, phone, or walkie—helping to ensure smooth and efficient transportation for our students. Her patience, dedication, and unwavering willingness to help make her an invaluable resource for our entire district.
Thank you, Nikki, for going above and beyond to support our students and staff. Your hard work and selfless service do not go unnoticed! 💙👏
#BCPSProud #MovingForward #BCPSServiceBeforeSelf
Dear BCPS Families,
Due to hazardous conditions on snow-covered secondary roads and continued flooding in parts of our community, Thursday, February 20, will be NTI Day #6 for Bullitt County Public Schools. With the threat of black ice on slushy roads and the possibility of additional snowfall tonight, bus transportation remains unsafe.
Students will complete their learning from home, and teachers will provide assignments and support throughout the day.
We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we navigate these weather challenges that winter countries to throw at us. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s school. Stay safe and warm!
🎉 Congratulations to Eastside Middle School for winning our district-wide banner contest!
Their design will proudly represent BCPS at the 2025 KSBA Annual Conference in Louisville. This banner highlights the impact of public education as the Road to Greatness and showcases the incredible talent of our students. 👏
We’re proud to see our students demonstrate their skills as #BCPSInnovativeProblemSolvers and #BCPSEffectiveCommunicators through this creative opportunity. 🎨✨
Way to go, Eastside Middle! #MovingForward
Dear BCPS Families,
Due to impending significant snowfall and dangerous road conditions, Bullitt County Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, February 19. This will be a traditional snow day, meaning no NTI assignments will be given, and students will not be required to complete schoolwork at home. The day will be added to the end of the school year.
We encourage families to stay safe and avoid unnecessary travel. Thank you for your understanding, and enjoy the snow day!
Mackenzie exemplifies what it means to be a Productive Collaborator!
As a dedicated member of the Bullitt County Youth Coalition, she is an extraordinary advocate for mental health, working tirelessly to support the well-being of those around her. Her passion, dedication, and growth over the past year have made a meaningful impact, and her advocacy continues to inspire others.
Thank you, Mackenzie, for using your voice and leadership to make a difference! 💙
#MovingForward #BCPSProductiveCollaborator
Dear BCPS Families,
Due to worsening flooding in several areas of our community, making bus transportation unsafe, Tuesday, February 18, will be NTI Day #5 for Bullitt County Public Schools. Some roads, including Beech Grove, Cedar Grove, and Highway 44, continue to see rising water levels, with additional closures expected.
Students will complete their learning from home, and teachers will provide assignments and support throughout the day. Staff will report to their buildings as usual. Families can find NTI resources on the district website to assist with at-home learning.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue to monitor conditions and prioritize safety. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s school. Stay safe!
#MovingForward
BCPS Weather Update:
Due to worsening flooding conditions, particularly on state and county roads in the southwestern part of Bullitt County, we continue to closely monitor road conditions as water levels in certain areas remain a concern. Some roads have deteriorated further since yesterday, and we are assessing conditions as they develop.
Our goal is to make a decision regarding school operations as soon as possible, with an update expected later tonight or early in the morning. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we prioritize the safety of our students, staff, and families. Stay safe, and we will provide updates as soon as we can.
Dear BCPS Families,
Due to severe flooding in multiple areas of our community, making bus transportation impossible, Monday,February 17th], will be NTI Day #4 for Bullitt County Public Schools. While snow is not an issue, floodwaters have not receded as expected, and conditions could worsen before improving. The Salt River is being closely monitored and is expected to crest this evening at a level above the official flood stage, which may impact additional roadways.
Students will complete their learning from home, and teachers will provide assignments and support throughout the day. Staff will report to their buildings as usual. Families can find NTI resources on the district website to assist with at-home learning.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we monitor the situation and prioritize safety. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s school.
Please stay safe and take care!
🏆 We've got another round of winners for the Custodial Excellence Awards! 🏆
These school teams were selected as having the "best kept" school for their grade level. Congratulations to Bullitt East HS, Hebron MS, and Maryville ES!
#MovingForward #BCPSSharedAccountability
🌟 Celebrating National SRO Appreciation Day! 🌟
Today, we honor the dedicated School Resource Officers (SROs) of BCPS! 💙 These committed professionals play a vital role in maintaining safe and secure learning environments, serving as protectors, mentors, and educators within our schools.
Our SROs ensure Students Matter Most by fostering trust and building positive relationships and embody Service Before Self in their unwavering commitment to our school communities.
Thank you to our incredible SRO team for your dedication and service! 👏✨
#MovingForward #BCPSServiceBeforeSelf #NationalSchoolResourceOfficerAppreciationDay #SROsAreValuable
🎉 North Bullitt TSA Shines at Regionals! 🎉
North Bullitt High School students are soaring to new heights in the TSA Regional Competition, bringing home FOUR awards this year—up from just one last year! 🚀👏
🏆 1st in Prepared Presentation – Angel Patel
🥈 2nd in Coding – Ethan LeBlanc & Nick Stepp
🥉 3rd in Video Game Design – Ian Cornetet & Trenton Cummins
🥉 3rd in Software Design – Jacob Burton
With 18 students competing across multiple events, the NBHS Eagles demonstrated critical thinking, collaboration, and innovation—skills that directly align with our BCPS Graduate Profile and prepare them for future success. Huge thanks to Mr. Morrison and Mr. Warren for supporting our students on this journey!
Way to go, NBHS TSA! 💙💚
#MovingForward #BCPSInnovativeProblemSolver #BCPSProductiveCollaborator #BCPSEffectiveCommunicator
🌟 Recognition Alert! 🌟
Our 4th graders at Mt. Washington Elementary have been featured in Time for Kids for their outstanding work in a national service challenge! 🎉👏
These young leaders took action to make a difference in their community, demonstrating key BCPS Graduate Profile skills—especially as Community Contributors. Their dedication to service, problem-solving, and collaboration is something to celebrate!
📖 Read more about how MWES students are making an impact: https://www.bullittschools.org/article/2023371
#BCPSCommunityContributor #MovingForward
🌟 Staff Spotlight: Ms. Amber Selby at Freedom Elementary 🌟
Ms. Selby embodies Students Matter Most in everything she does! She creates a classroom where every student feels valued, challenged, and supported. Her dedication goes beyond teaching—she fosters strong connections with families through consistent communication, ensuring parents feel engaged in their child’s learning journey.
Thank you, Ms. Selby, for your unwavering commitment to student success and for making such a meaningful impact on both your students and their families. Freedom Elementary (and our district) is lucky to have you! 💙👏
#MovingForward #BCPSStudentsMatterMost #BCPSProud
📢 BCPS is redefining accountability!
Through Community Based Accountability (CBA), we’re working with stakeholders to create a system that goes beyond test scores—one that reflects what success truly means for our students, families, and community.
Recently, our CBA Team met again to discuss key pillars of this work, including Student Learning and Safety & Well-Being. Their insights continue to shape a meaningful accountability framework that prioritizes student success in every way.
🔗 Read more about our progress: https://www.bullittschools.org/article/2023292
#MovingForward #BCPSCBA #BCPSFutureFocused
💡 BCPS educators are leading the way in innovation!
Our brand new "Catalyst Cohort" is diving into authentic learning, reflecting on our growth as learning designers, and exploring how to create powerful learning experiences for students. From tackling real-world challenges to understanding our learning identities, we're taking action to make a lasting impact. 🚀
These teachers, principals, and coaches are working together to support student growth and helping to shape the future of education in BCPS!
#MovingForward #BCPSFutureFocused #BCPSProactiveInnovation
We’re excited to share some wonderful news! A few of our outstanding staff members have been recognized as Super Care Heroes by Care Solace, our partner in mental health care coordination to give our community access to care at no cost. 🏆💙
The Super Care Hero Award celebrates mental health advocates, school counselors, and school mental health staff who go above and beyond to connect students to the care they need. This recognition highlights their dedication to changing lives, supporting student well-being, and creating a positive impact in our community.
Please join us in congratulating Amy Bush, Kathleen King, and Alexandria LeGrand on this well-deserved honor. Their hard work and compassion make a difference every single day! 👏🎉 #BCPSServiceBeforeSelf #MovingForward
We’re excited to share some wonderful news! A few of our outstanding staff members have been recognized as Super Care Heroes by Care Solace, our partner in mental health care coordination to give our community access to care at no cost. 🏆💙
The Super Care Hero Award celebrates mental health advocates, school counselors, and school mental health staff who go above and beyond to connect students to the care they need. This recognition highlights their dedication to changing lives, supporting student well-being, and creating a positive impact in our community.
Please join us in congratulating Amy Bush, Kathleen King, and Alexandria LeGrand on this well-deserved honor. Their hard work and compassion make a difference every single day! 👏🎉 #BCPSServiceBeforeSelf #MovingForward
