🔥🌶️ Join us for the annual D.A.R.E. Chili Supper! The Bullitt County Women's Club and Bullitt County Sheriff's Office are teaming up to support this important cause during Bullitt Central's homecoming parade! Proceeds will benefit the D.A.R.E. program, helping students make positive choices.
BCPS Goes Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness! The theme for Friday is GOLD. Wear a Gold/yellow shirt.
Don't forget to bring in donations of snack items for the hospital.
Family night is tonight (Thursday) 5:30-7:00!
Basketball schedule for next week for those who already signed up:
Monday, September 16: tryouts for girls ONLY
Wednesday, September 18: tryouts for boys ONLY
Thursday, September 19: tryouts for boys ONLY
BCPS Goes Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness! The theme for Thursday is no one fights alone. Dress up like a twin or your squad.
Don't forget to bring in donations of snack items for the hospital.
BCPS Goes Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness! The theme for Wednesday is be a hero. Wear a superhero shirt!
Don't forget to bring in donations of snack items for the hospital.
BCPS Goes Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness! The theme for Tuesday is give cancer the boot! It's cowboy day!
Don't forget to bring in donations of snack items for the hospital.
Tomorrow begins BCPS Goes Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness Week! The theme for the day is putting cancer to bed. It's a pajama day!
Don't forget to bring in donations of snack items for the hospital.
The Bulldog Bark looks different today because next week has so much packed into it. The link below will take you to a daily breakdown so you can easily check out each item and not miss anything important.
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Flyers are coming home today to families who have not completed the CEP (free meals) form. Having every family complete this form each year is a big part of how we qualify as a school for free breakfast and lunch for every student. Please help us to keep this program by completing your form as soon as possible. Thank you!
These giant metal cases and all those boxes mean that the wait is almost over! The book fair is coming next week!
Congratulations!
September Writer of the Month
Congratulations!
September Bulldog of the Month
It's a long weekend! Take time to enjoy family and stay cool! No school Monday or Tuesday. This week's Bulldog Bark can be found below.
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Students in fourth grade read a biography this week about Vietnam vet and Native American sculptor, Michael Naranjo. Wounded in war, Michael lost his sight and partial use of one hand. Despite these challenges, he continued to pursue his dream of being a sculptor, with his artwork now displayed in the US, Europe and the White House! Students reviewed using explicit and implicit details to better understand a text, discussed how Michael demonstrated several of our Graduate Profile competencies and students were engaged in an authentic learning experience when they tried sculpting blind. Needless to say, they had a lot of fun!
Mark your calendar! Title I Outdoor Adventure Family Night
Donuts with GrownUps!
Welcome to LJ!
September is almost here and with it comes a busy month as school gets into full swing. There's so much to read about in this week's Bulldog Bark.
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Look at those smiles! These students are rocking first and second grade and being responsible inside and outside of class. Nellie is focused on learning at all times no matter the distraction. Jaxon, Zeanna, and Jillian took it upon themselves to clean up trash and debris on the playground during their recess time so the playground can stay nice for everyone who uses it. We are so proud of all of you!
Mark your calendars! DISTRICT-WIDE DRESS DAYS
Don't forget to send in non perishable, individually wrapped snacks!
