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.

Bullitt Central High School is proud to celebrate an important milestone for our juniors at the upcoming Class of 2027 Junior Ring Ceremony.

📅 Date: Wednesday, April 1
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Location: BCHS Gymnasium

This special evening recognizes the accomplishments and commitment of our junior class as they receive their class rings — a lasting symbol of their journey at Bullitt Central and the legacy they are building as Cougars.

Families are invited to join us as we honor the Class of 2027 and celebrate this meaningful tradition.

We are excited to announce this year’s Prom, Garden of Glamour! Junior and Senior students are invited to join us for an elegant evening of music, dancing, and celebration.

📅 Date: April 24, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 – 11:00 PM
📍 Location: Old Forester’s Paristown Hall
724 Brent Street
Louisville, KY 40204

Students will enjoy an unforgettable night featuring a DJ, light refreshments, and fun activities in a beautiful garden-inspired setting.

More details about ticket sales and expectations will be shared soon. We look forward to celebrating this special night with our students!

We are pleased to announce that Online Registration (OLR) for the 2026–2027 school year will officially open on Monday, March 9, 2026 🗓️

⚠️ Important Update for This Year
All existing families will be required to upload:

– A current Photo ID or Driver’s License for the parent/guardian that includes a current address, and

– Two (2) proofs of residency: 

          Authentic home builder contract with approved district transfer, lease agreement, closing statement, or other home              dwelling document

         Current utility bill (electric, gas, or water) with current address

         Current employee pay stub with current address

         Current vehicle registration that matches the submitted driver’s license

         Government agency correspondence with current address

         Voter registration card

This step helps ensure the accuracy of our enrollment records and that we have up-to-date address information for all families ✅

📂 Get Ready Now!
We encourage families to begin gathering the required documents before March 9 to make the registration process quick and smooth!

Thank you for your assistance and partnership as we prepare for the 2026–2027 school year! 

Sunday, Feb 22

– Boys Varsity Basketball Bullitt Central vs. Southern (District Tournament), 4:00 PM

Monday, Feb 23

– Girls Varsity Basketball Bullitt Central vs. North Bullitt (District Tournament), 7:30 PM

Tuesday, Feb 24

– Boys Varsity Basketball North Bullitt vs. Bullitt Central (District Tournament), 6:00 PM

– Boys Varsity Basketball Bullitt East vs. Moore (District Tournament),7:30 PM

Wednesday, Feb 25

– Girls Varsity Basketball District Championship, 7:00 PM

Thursday, Feb 26 

– Boys Varsity Basketball District Championship, 7:00 PM

- Co-Ed Varsity Wrestling (State Tournament) @ Lexington 

Friday, Feb 27

– Club B Day

– Junior/Senior UPS Meeting, 7:30 AM

– Winter Co-Ed Varsity Archery Tournament, 5:00 PM 

Saturday, Feb 28

– Winter Co-Ed Varsity Archery Tournament, 8:00 AM

📝 Feb 23 – Mar 6: EOP Testing Window

🌟 Mar 9: Bullitt Day (No School for Students)

📊 Mar 18: Junior SAT

🎖️ Mar 21: Military Ball

💍 Apr 1: Junior Ring Ceremony

🌸 Apr 6 – Apr 10: Spring Break (No School)

🌟 Apr 13: Bullitt Day (No School for Students)

📸 Apr 21: Cap and Gown Pictures

✨ Apr 24: Junior/Senior Prom

🐎 May 1: Oaks Day (No School)

📚 May 4 – May 15: AP Testing Window

✏️ May 5: KSA Testing Window Opens

🌟 May 19: Professional Learning Day (No School)

🇺🇸 May 25: Memorial Day (No School)

🎓 May 26: Last Day of School

We’re excited to recognize Ms. Austin for this week’s "Transformational Lesson of the Week!"

Earlier this week in English 1, students explored how to determine which AI tools are effective for educational research. They then presented their findings to peers and engaged in thoughtful feedback and discussion. This learning experience laid the foundation for their current project:

💡 Driving Question: How can we take an active role in influencing how AI is used in the careers we pursue?

Students are now using AI to explore its role in their future career paths — and how they can shape its use responsibly and effectively.

This lesson reflects all five Transformational Learning shifts:

✨ Personal – Students are connecting AI to their own future careers and aspirations.
🗣️ Learner-Led – Students researched, evaluated AI tools, and led peer presentations.
🌎 Real-World – The focus on AI’s role in careers prepares students for real challenges they will face beyond school.
🎯 Learner-Owned – Students are developing their own perspectives on how AI should be used in their chosen fields.
🤝 Collaborative – Peer presentations and feedback fostered meaningful dialogue and shared learning.

Through this work, students are growing in key Graduate Profile competencies:

🔹 Innovation Problem Solver – Analyzing AI’s role and proposing ways to influence its use 

🔹 Effective Communicator – Building arguments supported by sound reasoning and evidence

🔹 Community Contributor – Addressing real needs within future career fields through research and advocacy

👏 Thank you, Ms. Austin, for creating learning that empowers students to think critically about their future and their impact on the world!

Congratulations to our 2026 Basketball Homecoming King and Queen, Noah McMahan and Audrey Gabbert!

We are proud to celebrate these outstanding students who represent Bullitt Central with Cougar pride. Thank you for helping make this year’s Basketball Homecoming such a special event!