Fall Festival Vendor Spotlight!!! Wow!!!
News & Announcements ~ 10/31/25
https://bcps-newsletter.edurooms.com/engage/bullitt-east-high-school/newsletters/charger-news-announcements-oct-31-2025
https://bcps-newsletter.edurooms.com/engage/bullitt-east-high-school/newsletters/charger-news-announcements-oct-31-2025
Save the Date!
#ChargerNation #ChargerPride #Unrivaled
The 2025 yearbook is completely shipped and we are really excited to get it in your hands. We will receive the final proofs on Monday or Tuesday and should complete those in a day or two. We're excited to be caught up and on our normal delivery schedule. A 280 page, full color yearbook that is completely produced by our students is quite an undertaking, but they rose to the occasion and are proud of their work. Once proofs are completed, it generally takes 4-6 weeks for them to get it shipped to us, but our rep is working to speed that along so we can have that in hand before break. We'll send out a distribution date as soon as we have one.
Parents and students,
As we prepare for Halloween festivities at Bullitt East High School, we want everyone to enjoy the day while keeping safety and school expectations in mind. Costumes are welcome, but please review the following guidelines before participating:
No face paint, masks, or hoods. We must be able to see each student’s face at all times for safety and identification purposes.
Costumes must follow the established school dress code. This includes appropriate length, coverage, and language or imagery.
Costumes should not impede other students’ space. Our classrooms and hallways can be crowded, so please make sure your costume isn’t oversized or difficult to move around in.
Keep it school-appropriate. Avoid anything that could be considered offensive, overly revealing, or disruptive to the learning environment.
We’re excited to see our students show their creativity and school spirit in a fun, respectful way. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and positive environment for everyone.
Go Chargers!
Mr. Lightle
Principal, Bullitt East High School
As we prepare for Halloween festivities at Bullitt East High School, we want everyone to enjoy the day while keeping safety and school expectations in mind. Costumes are welcome, but please review the following guidelines before participating:
No face paint, masks, or hoods. We must be able to see each student’s face at all times for safety and identification purposes.
Costumes must follow the established school dress code. This includes appropriate length, coverage, and language or imagery.
Costumes should not impede other students’ space. Our classrooms and hallways can be crowded, so please make sure your costume isn’t oversized or difficult to move around in.
Keep it school-appropriate. Avoid anything that could be considered offensive, overly revealing, or disruptive to the learning environment.
We’re excited to see our students show their creativity and school spirit in a fun, respectful way. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and positive environment for everyone.
Go Chargers!
Mr. Lightle
Principal, Bullitt East High School
"Excellent job on your first concert of the year Monday night. Way to be "Productive Collaborators" and create beautiful music together for your audience." ~ Ms. Gary
"Thank you Mrs. Steinmetz for taking the time from your busy counselor schedule to speak with our EDTP 201 class of future educators about your experiences with social issues and education. Grateful that you are willing to share your unique background with us. " ~ Ms. Gary
Students interested in exploring Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are encouraged to attend the Showcase of HBCU College and Career Fair on November 20, 2025, at the Kentucky International Convention Center. This event will feature Kentucky State University and several other HBCUs offering information on admissions, scholarships, and career opportunities.
It’s a great chance to connect with college representatives and learn more about your future educational pathways. Please see the Junior/Senior Google Classroom for more information and complete the Google Form to be considered and added to our field trip list. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Anderson or Mr. Swear.
It’s a great chance to connect with college representatives and learn more about your future educational pathways. Please see the Junior/Senior Google Classroom for more information and complete the Google Form to be considered and added to our field trip list. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Anderson or Mr. Swear.
BEHS Fall Festival is Saturday, 11/8 from 9-3. Come shop, eat, and bring your furry friends to take Pet Pics with Santa! Thank you for supporting the Class of 2026 Senior Scholarships!
Follow the festival on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/BEFallFestival/
Follow the festival on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/BEFallFestival/
Preparations for tonight's Halloween in the Halls are in full swing!! The fun starts at 6:00!!!
Twin Day for Red Ribbon Week! Hold Each Other Accountable <3
The Charger Marching Band performed at the Bands of America Indianapolis Super Regional in Lucas Oil Stadium this past weekend. It was a terrific weekend and a unique experience for the students to perform in such a large venue!
It's finally here! Halloween in the Halls is tomorrow!
Halloween in the Halls is next Tuesday and we're still in need of LOTS OF CANDY!! Donations can be sent in with your student or dropped off at the front office. Every donation is greatly appreciated and truly makes HitH a special event for everyone involved!
💥 Charger Pride in Action! 💥
Our Charger Bank students brought their financial skills to life in the most authentic way! 💰✨ They visited Mt. Washington Elementary to teach 4th graders how to add and subtract 4-digit numbers — without a calculator!
Using real-world applications like reading checks and balancing a checkbook, these students showed that learning math isn’t just about numbers — it’s about understanding life skills that matter. 🏦✏️
We’re so proud of our Chargers for modeling what it means to be effective communicators and productive collaborators, two of our Bullitt County Graduate Profile competencies in action! 🔥
#ChargerPride #ChargingAhead #UnrivaledExperiences #AuthenticLearning #BCPSGraduateProfile
Our Charger Bank students brought their financial skills to life in the most authentic way! 💰✨ They visited Mt. Washington Elementary to teach 4th graders how to add and subtract 4-digit numbers — without a calculator!
Using real-world applications like reading checks and balancing a checkbook, these students showed that learning math isn’t just about numbers — it’s about understanding life skills that matter. 🏦✏️
We’re so proud of our Chargers for modeling what it means to be effective communicators and productive collaborators, two of our Bullitt County Graduate Profile competencies in action! 🔥
#ChargerPride #ChargingAhead #UnrivaledExperiences #AuthenticLearning #BCPSGraduateProfile
Mr. Adkins and the room 105 crew demonstrated excellent job skills this morning by serving coffee and pastries, bringing smiles to everyone in the building!
Chargers News for Families & Friends ~ 10/24/25
https://bcps-newsletter.edurooms.com/engage/bullitt-east-high-school/newsletters/charger-news-oct-24-2025
https://bcps-newsletter.edurooms.com/engage/bullitt-east-high-school/newsletters/charger-news-oct-24-2025
