Our ROC Beta Club had an out-of-this-world time representing ROC at the BCHS Homecoming Parade! Our students had so much fun walking together, showing their school spirit, and spreading a little joy throughout the community. We are so thankful for opportunities like this that allow our students to come together, make memories, and proudly represent ROC! #BCPSBAMS #BCPSROC #BCPSBCHS #BCPSBeta #YourStory #MovingForward
Our BAMS students had an incredible opportunity to attend the High School Leadership Summit at Western Kentucky University.
Throughout the day, students met WKU President Timothy Caboni, participated in breakout sessions focused on topics like ethical decision-making and understanding personality types, heard from student-led panels, and explored the campus through college tours.
Students also had the opportunity to visit The Gatton Academy, giving them another firsthand look at one of the pathways available to them as they begin making informed decisions about their futures.
Experiences like these go beyond the classroom. They allow our students to grow as leaders, learn more about themselves, ask questions, explore new possibilities, and begin envisioning what their next steps could look like. We are so grateful for the opportunity to invest in the future leaders of BAMS and thankful to Western Kentucky University for creating such a meaningful experience for high school students! #BCPSBAMS #YourStory #MovingForwad #StudentLeaders
BCPS is recognizing Safe Schools Week 9/21 - 9/25. Let's work together to raise awareness about school safety. Take the Safe Schools Pledge now! #BCPSSafeSchools #BCPSROC
Friday 9-25 is Dolly Parton Day at our local McDonald's! See the attached flyer and enjoy your favorite food to support Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and early literacy in Bullitt County! #Dolly Parton #ImaginationLibrary #earlyliteracy
EXTRA! EXTRA! THE FIRST CRC DIGITAL NEWSPAPER IS HERE!
Our digital literacy class has been hard at work creating the very first edition of the ROC digital newspaper, and we're excited to finally share it with you!
Inside you will find stories, student and staff spotlights, polls, travel, ROC history and pictures--all researched, written, and designed by our students. And we're just getting started! Our next edition will be even bigger as we expand the newspaper with more sections.
Click the link below to check out our first edition. Be sure to click through the pages, check out the interactive links and participate in our poll.
Safe Schools Week is Monday 9/21 - Friday 9/25. Let’s work together to make our school a safe, kind and supportive place for everyone! #MovingForward #BCPSROC #SafeSchoolsWeek #BeKind
Travel to Scotland and Ireland! If you are interested in a student and family travel opportunity, meet Ms. White at the Shepherdsville library on Wednesday 9/23 from 5:00pm - 7:00pm! She will be taking her second EF Tour this coming summer and would love to add some Specialized Program kiddos to the travelers list.
P.s. There will be so many fundraising opportunities throughout the year, so please still come even if you think it may not be financially possible. I promise we can at least talk about making it happen! #BCPSBVLA #BCPSROC #HighSchoolTravel
Attention BCPS Students & Families (Grades 8-11)! ✨
Want to earn college credits while still in high school? Join us for the JCTC / Dual Enrollment Information Night! 🎓✨
This event is tailored for students in Grades 8–11 (including GT, Discovery, and BAMS students), but anyone interested is welcome to attend! Representatives from Jefferson Community & Technical College will discuss dual enrollment options, scholarships, STEM programs, and BAMS collaboration opportunities.
📅 Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2026
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Bullitt Central High School Library
Don't miss out on exploring all the amazing pathways available to you through JCTC and BCPS. We hope to see you there! 💙
#BCPS #DualEnrollment #JCTC #FutureReady #CollegeAndCareer
Rolling Their Way to the White House!
Students in Ms. Todd’s class put the Electoral College into action today with our Electoral College Dice Game! Working in teams, students competed state by state, rolling the dice to determine each state’s winner and adding those electoral votes to their total.
The activity gave students a hands-on way to see the difference between winning individual votes and winning the 270 electoral votes needed to become president. It also helped demonstrate how a candidate can perform well overall but still need the right combination of states to win the election. #MovingForward #YourStory #BCPSROC
Our US History students recently took on the ultimate trial: weighing the good, the bad, and the ugly of Gilded Age industrialists. Tackling the driving question: Did these leaders help America more than they harmed it?, students put titans like Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Morgan on trial to determine once and for all if they were true Captains of Industry or infamous Robber Barons. #MovingForward #YourStory #BCPSROC
Sometimes communicating what you’re learning means finding a new point of view!
At Bernheim, Ava took learning to new heights by using a drone to capture the forest and our fieldwork from a completely different perspective. As an Effective Communicator, Ava is learning that communication doesn’t always have to be spoken or written - digital tools and visuals can tell a story, share information, and help others see a place in a whole new way.
A new perspective, a new tool, and another example of how our BAMS kiddos are finding new ways to explore, learn, and tell the story of the work they’re doing beyond the classroom. #MovingForward #YourStory #BCPSBAMS #BernheimForest
In this episode of **BCPS Beyond the Bell**, Dr. Bacon chats with Riverview Opportunity Center senior and Governor’s Scholar Cordelia Kellie to talk about challenging herself, managing her time, working with different perspectives, and learning from setbacks.
“I like seeing if I can actually do it, and if I fail, it just pushes me to improve and try harder.”
Hear how Cordelia’s experiences are helping prepare her for what comes next and the advice she has for students beginning their own high school journey.
#MovingForward
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