Our theme this year is “Build The Legacy.” Each week, we are proud to spotlight students in our newsletter who are leaving their mark as true "Legacy Builders"—making a difference in our school and beyond.

📢 Quarter 1 Update

Quarter 1 report cards are now available on the Infinite Campus Parent Portal.

Please take a moment to log in and review your child’s grades and progress. If your child needs extra help or support, we offer Learning Labs throughout the week—a great opportunity for students to get additional assistance and stay on track for success.

Bullitt County Youth Coalition is hosting an exciting FREE event exclusively for BCPS high school students! Join us for an evening of go-karts, mini golf, food, a DJ, and more—all at no cost.

This event is limited to the first 500 students, so be sure to arrive early.
First come, first served!

📅 Friday, November 7, 2025
⏰ 5:00 PM–8:00 PM
📍 Kart Kountry

Don’t miss out on a night of fun, friends, and friendly competition!

🎖️ Calling All Bullitt Central Veterans! 🇺🇸

We want to honor our Bullitt Central veterans this Veteran’s Day! If you are a veteran or know a veteran in our school community, please take a moment to fill out our Veteran Recognition Form 📝. Your submissions will help us celebrate and recognize the service of our heroes. 💙❤️

We also invite all veterans to join us for our Veteran’s Day Program on Monday, November 11th at 9:30 AM in the school auditorium. Your service will be celebrated and recognized by our entire Bullitt Central community. Light refreshments will be served following the program for all veterans.

🎓 Senior Ads – Now Available! 📖

Celebrate your senior by creating a personalized yearbook ad! Share favorite photos and a special message to save memories and show pride.

Order Deadline: February 26, 2026

Ad Options & Pricing:

• Quarter Page – $30 (1 photo, 250-character message)

• Half Page – $60 (3 photos, 500-character message)

• Full Page – $120 (5 photos, 750-character message)

How to Order:

1. Visit www.balfour.com or scan the QR code.

2. Select “Shop My School” and choose Bullitt Central High School.

3. Click “Yearbook Products and Ads”, select your ad size, and follow the prompts to add photos and your message.

Don’t miss the chance to create a lasting keepsake for your senior!

Monday, November 3 – Practices as scheduled

Tuesday, November 4 – Varsity Flag Football vs. Thomas Nelson, 8:00 PM

Wednesday, November 5 – College Fair, 7:00–10:30 AM

Thursday, November 6 – Practices as scheduled

Friday, November 7 – Club A Day 

                                  – Varsity Football vs Butler @ Butler (Playoffs), 7:00 PM

Saturday, November 8– Cheer Competition, 8:00 AM

Sunday, November 9 – KHSAA Dance Regionals @ Daviess County, 5:00 PM

🎖️ Monday, November 11 – Veteran’s Day Program

🎄 Saturday, November 15 – Holiday Craft Fair, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM

🐾 Friday, November 21 – Club B Day 

🦃 Wednesday–Friday, November 26–28 – Thanksgiving Break (No School)

🎺 Wednesday, December 11 – Band Concert, Cafeteria, 7:00 PM

🎶 Monday, December 16 – Choir Concert, Cafeteria, 7:00 PM

❄️ Sunday, December 22 – Thursday, January 2 – Winter Break (No School)

🎉 Monday, January 5 – Bullitt Day (No School for Students)

This week’s Transformational Lesson spotlight goes to Ms. Peake and her Vet Science students, who took learning far beyond the classroom by hosting a student-run, low-cost veterinary clinic for our community. Working alongside Dr. Grant Crabtree and the Bourbon City Animal Hospital team, students applied their classroom knowledge to provide hands-on care — completing exams, vaccinations, ear cleanings, and nail trims for local pets.

This authentic, real-world experience showcased every one of our Graduate Profile Competencies in action:

🐾 Community Contributors – Students gave back to the Bullitt County community by offering affordable pet care, showing empathy, service, and civic responsibility.
🐾 Effective Communicators – They engaged with clients, veterinary staff, and one another using professional, clear communication to ensure quality service and teamwork.
🐾 Productive Collaborators – Students worked seamlessly as part of a clinical team, demonstrating respect, reliability, and teamwork under real veterinary conditions.
🐾 Mastery Learners – They applied technical skills and knowledge from the classroom to authentic veterinary procedures, demonstrating true mastery through performance.
🐾 Innovative Problem Solvers – Students navigated real-time challenges—adapting to each animal’s needs and responding to the unexpected with critical thinking and creativity.
🐾 Self-Directed Navigators – They took ownership of their learning and responsibilities, managing tasks, time, and professionalism with minimal prompting.

A huge congratulations to Ms. Peake for designing such a transformational experience that seamlessly blended career readiness, community service, and authentic learning. This lesson is a shining example of what it means to prepare students to lead, serve, and succeed beyond the classroom. 

🎉 Today we celebrated our Quarter 1 ROAR Rally! 🎉

Students who met our ROAR expectations — no Ds or Fs, no behavior referrals, and no more than 3 unexcused absences — got to enjoy a fun movie screening of Coraline 🍿🎬 and a variety of tasty snacks, including popcorn, ice cream, cotton candy, and sno cones! 🍦🍭

👏 Congratulations to these students for giving Respect, taking Ownership, showing Acceptance, and modeling Resilience. Keep up the great work, Cougars!