


Today our Hay Day featured an amazing collaboration with North Bullitt High School FFA and our 2nd grade Broncos! 💚💛
As part of this year’s learning theme—“My Old Kentucky Home Provides What I Need”—our FFA partners helped students discover where their favorite foods come from. 🍎🥚🥛 Students traced everyday meals back to the farm, seeing firsthand how Kentucky agriculture provides for our families and communities. 🌽🐓🐄
A huge thank you to our North Bullitt FFA students for inspiring our young learners and showing them that everything truly starts at the farm! 🚜🌱
#HayDay #theBESt #ReachForTheStars #KentuckyProud #NBHSFFA #BroncoStrong









Tomorrow, September 11th, is Patriot Day—a time of remembrance and honor for the events of 9/11. At Brooks, tomorrow is also “Boots Day” for Cancer Awareness Week.
We invite students to wear their boots AND, if it is meaningful to your family, to also dress in their most patriotic attire as we honor this important day together. ❤️🤍💙
During the moment of silence, we encourage students to honor 9/11 in a way that is meaningful to them and their family. Teachers will have resources available to share as they see fit.
Let’s show our respect, our unity, and our support—for both those we remember and those we are fighting for. #theBESt #PatriotDay #BroncoStrong


We’re aiming for 100% attendance—and we need EVERY Bronco in the barn! 🐴⭐
Here’s what’s waiting for you:
✅ 5 Bronco Bucks for every student in attendance 🎟️.
✅ Extra recess for EVERY classroom 🎉
✅ Popsicles at wellness for classrooms with 100% attendance 🍦
✅ PJ Day! Come comfy and ready to learn in your pajamas 💤
Most importantly—being at school every day matters. Learning, friendships, and opportunities happen when YOU are here! Let’s show up strong, Broncos—let’s make tomorrow a perfect attendance day! 💯🙌
#theBESt #BroncoStrong #HighAttendanceDay




September 8th–12th, 2025
Join us as we raise awareness, show our support, and spread hope for children and families affected by cancer. Each day has a fun theme, and we’re asking our students and families to participate while also giving back through special donation requests.
✨ Theme Days:
👕 Monday 9/8 – Team Up for a Cure (Favorite Team Shirt)
🛌 Tuesday 9/9 – Put Cancer to Bed (Pajama Day)
🧢 Wednesday 9/10 – Put a Cap On It (Hat Day)
👢 Thursday 9/11 – Give Cancer the Boot (Boot Day)
💙 Friday 9/12 – Support Our BCPS Students (School Spirit Wear)
🧸 How You Can Help:
Each grade level has donation requests ranging from toys and card games to blankets, gift cards, headphones, and self-care items. These donations will directly support children and families as they face the fight against cancer.
🏈 Don’t forget the Kick-off Event on Friday, September 5th with toy drives at the NBHS vs BEHS game AND the BCHS vs Breckinridge Co. game!
Let’s show our community that BCPS stands together in kindness, strength, and support. 💪💛
#BCPSAwarenessWeek #ChildhoodCancerAwareness #theBESt #BroncoStrong











👉 Bronco Bulletin Newsletter: https://sites.google.com/bullitt.kyschools.us/broncobulletin24-25/bronco-bulletin
Thank you for staying connected! 🐴✨


https://sites.google.com/bullitt.kyschools.us/broncobulletin24-25/bronco-bulletin
Thank you for partnering with us for a great start to the school year! 💛🐴 #theBESt

Today, our students and staff participated in our state-required safety drills for fire, severe weather, bomb threat, and hard lockdown. These drills help us practice what to do in different emergency situations so that everyone knows how to respond calmly and safely if we were ever to need them.
We understand that these drills can sometimes feel a little unsettling for our young learners. Your child may mention them at home or have questions. While we always reassure students that these drills are just practice, it’s normal for them to feel curious, or even a bit nervous, afterward.
How you can help at home:
Ask open-ended questions: Instead of “Were you scared?” try,
“What did your teacher do during the drill?”
“What did you do to help keep yourself safe?”
“What was the easiest part of the drill for you?”
Reassure them: Let them know drills are like seatbelts — we practice so we know what to do, but it doesn’t mean something bad will happen.
Keep it age-appropriate: Give simple, honest answers without adding unnecessary details. For example, “We practice so our teachers know how to keep everyone safe” is usually enough for younger children.
Highlight the positives: Remind them that they did a great job listening to their teachers and following directions.
Thank you for partnering with us to keep our students safe and confident. If you have any questions or if your child needs extra reassurance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
With care,
BettyJo Davis
Principal, Brooks Elementary
#theBESt 🐴💛

As a reminder:
Please follow the attached visual for the morning car line.
Green line = entry route
Orange line = exit route
Red Line= Stop locations
Follow the directions of our staff—your cooperation helps everything flow quickly and safely.
Have your student ready to exit as you pull up.
For safety, please have students seated and ready to exit curb side only.
Your attention to these details not only keeps everyone safe, but also starts our students’ day in a calm, positive way. We appreciate you more than you know! 💛🐴





We can’t wait to see our students on Aug. 12! 🐴✨
Please read our updated newsletter for important info: https://sites.google.com/bullitt.kyschools.us/broncobulletin24-25/bronco-bulletin





Thanks to the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), BCPS students at eligible locations will receive free school meals again this year!
Eligible Locations: Brooks Elementary, Cedar Grove Elementary, Crossroads Elementary, Freedom Elementary, Lebanon Junction Elementary, Maryville Elementary, Nichols Elementary, Overdale Elementary, Roby Elementary, Shepherdsville Elementary, Bullitt Lick Middle School, Bernheim Middle School, Zoneton Middle School.
In order to maintain this program and support critical school funding, each family is still required to complete a Household Income Form (HIF). This form ensures we have accurate data to continue receiving important resources that benefit all students.
📝 Please take a moment to fill out the HIF online by scanning the QR code on the flyer or visiting this link.
📞 Questions? Contact Jennifer Davenport at 502-869-8064 or jennifer.davenport2@bullitt.kyschools.us.
Together, we’re moving forward to support every student, every day.
#BCPSServiceBeforeSelf #MovingForward
