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.

The Bullitt County Youth Coalition’s “Racing & Holiday Hangout” event scheduled for Friday, November 7th at Kart Kountry has been postponed due to weather.

We will share the new date as soon as it is confirmed. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing our students enjoy this event when it is rescheduled!

🎖️ 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.

Get ready to sparkle and shop at the BCHS YSC Holiday Craft Fair on Saturday, November 15, 2025, from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM at Bullitt Central High School!

This annual event brings together local vendors and unique handmade goods—perfect for holiday gifts or treating yourself. Guests can browse a wide variety of items, including:
• Crafts
• Food
• Jewelry
• Home Décor
• Clothing
• And much more!

Vendor spots are available for $40, and all vendor arrangements must be made through our authorized contact, Christy Hardin.

For questions or vendor information, email christy.hardin@bullitt.kyschools.us or call 502-869-6073.

Come support local makers, enjoy the festive atmosphere, and kick off your holiday season at BCHS! 🎅✨

Monday, November 10 – Practices as Scheduled 

Tuesday, November 11 – Veteran’s Day Program, Main Gym, 9:30 AM

Wednesday, November 12 – Practices as Scheduled 

Thursday, November 13 – Varsity Flag Football vs. Nelson Co. @ North Bullitt, 6:00 PM

Friday, November 14 – Practices as Scheduled                     

Saturday, November 15– Holiday Craft Fair, Main & Aux. Gym, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM

                                         – Cheer at Central Bank Center, Lexington, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM

                                         – JV/Varsity Boys Basketball KOB Jamboree (Scrimmage), 8:30/9:30 AM   

🐾 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, our Integrated Social Studies students stepped into the courtroom for an immersive mock trial designed by Ms. Weber and Ms. Barrett. Using the landmark case Marbury v. Madison as their foundation, students brought history to life as they examined judicial review and the powers of the Supreme Court.

Ms. Barrett’s class (Team Marbury) argued that Jefferson unlawfully withheld Marbury’s commission, while Ms. Weber’s class (Team Madison) contended that the midnight appointments were improper and not legally binding. Both sides crafted compelling arguments, analyzed evidence, and presented their cases with confidence transforming a foundational moment in U.S. history into an engaging, high-level learning experience.

This lesson supported several Graduate Profile competencies:

Self-Directed Navigator: Students prepared independently, managing roles, evidence, and strategy.

Mastery Learner: They deepened their understanding of judicial review and constitutional principles.

Effective Communicator: Students presented arguments clearly and persuasively.

Innovative Problem Solver: They analyzed complex historical issues and built logical, evidence-based claims.

Productive Collaborator: Teams worked together to develop cohesive cases and courtroom strategies.

Congratulations to Ms. Weber and Ms. Barrett for creating a powerful, authentic learning experience that truly embodies transformational instruction!

We are thrilled to announce that Mr. G.J. Moore has been selected as Bullitt Central’s 2025–2026 Teacher of the Year! 

Please join us in celebrating Mr. Moore for this well-deserved honor! 🎉