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.

Monday, Mar 16

– Project Graduation Meeting, Cafeteria, 6:30 PM

– Girls & Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Francis Parker School of Louisville, 4:00/4:15 PM

– Girls Varsity Softball @ Washington Co., 6:00 PM

– Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Bethlehem, 5:30 PM

Tuesday, Mar 17

– Blood Drive, Small Gym

– Girls & Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Male, 4:00 PM

– Girls V/JV Softball @ John Hardin, 5:30/7:00 PM

– Boys Varsity @ North Oldham, 6:00 PM / Boys JV/F Baseball vs. Eastern, 5:30/7:30 PM 

Wednesday, Mar 18

– Junior SAT / Senior Job Shadow or College Visit Day

– SBDM Meeting, Conference Room, 2:45 PM

– Girls Varsity Softball @ Jeffersontown, 5:30 PM

– Boys JV/F Baseball vs. PRP, 5:30/7:30 PM 

Thursday, Mar 19

– Girls & Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Nelson Co., 4:00 PM

– Girls Varsity Flag Football vs. Atherton/Moore/Holy Cross, 6:00/7:00/8:10 PM

– You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Theatre Production, Auditorium, 7:00 PM

Friday, Mar 20

– Girls & Boys Varsity Track & Field @ Bethlehem, 5:00 PM

– Girls Varsity Softball @ CAL, 7:15 PM

– Boys Varsity Baseball @ Spencer Co., 6:00 PM

– You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Theatre Production, Auditorium, 7:00 PM

Saturday, Mar 21

– You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Theatre Production, Auditorium, 2:00/7:00 PM

– Military Ball, Paroquet Springs, 6:00 PM

– Girls Varsity Softball Tournament, 1:00 PM

– Boys Freshman Baseball vs. Collins, 12:00/2:30 PM / Boys Varsity Baseball @ Collins, 4:00 PM

The SAT will take place on March 18, and it is an important opportunity for our juniors to demonstrate their learning and open doors for postsecondary opportunities. Families can support their students by reminding them of the importance of:
✔️ Doing their very best
✔️ Getting plenty of rest the night before
✔️ Arriving to school on time
✔️ Bringing a fully charged Chromebook

While juniors are taking the SAT, seniors will participate in Job Shadow or College Visit Day, giving them the opportunity to explore their postsecondary plans. Students may spend time with a professional in a field of interest through a job shadow or visit a college campus to learn more about potential next steps after graduation. Students completing a job shadow must complete a minimum of six hours and have their experience verified by their supervisor.

Students should bring the completed verification form back to their English teacher (or the front office if they do not have an English class). The Job Shadow Verification Form can be accessed here:
🔗 Job Shadow Verification Form

We are proud of the effort our students are putting into their preparation and look forward to seeing them shine both on test day and in their career exploration experiences! ✨

The next Project Graduation Meeting will be held on March 16 at 6:30 PM. Please join us as we continue planning this special event and organizing upcoming fundraising efforts to make graduation night safe and memorable for our seniors!

Your support and involvement make a big difference! 💙

❓ Questions? Please email cheri.mattingly@bullitt.kyschools.us.

Online Registration (OLR) for the 2026–2027 school year is now officially open! 🗓️

⚠️ 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, such as:

📄 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 ✅

💻 To complete Online Registration:
Please log into the Parent Portal on Infinite Campus and click on the “Online Registration” tab.

❓ If you have any questions, please email our records clerk, Ms. Jennifer Coogle, at jennifer.coogle@bullitt.kyschools.us

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

As a reminder to our families and community members, please follow our established pick-up and drop-off procedures to help keep traffic flowing safely and efficiently for everyone.

🔴 Please do not park at or use nearby local businesses for student pick-up or drop-off. These businesses need their parking spaces available for their customers, and we want to continue being respectful partners in our community.

✅ Use the designated school pick-up and drop-off areas
✅ Follow the traffic flow and directions from staff
✅ Be patient and courteous to other drivers

Your cooperation helps ensure the safety of our students and maintains positive relationships with our neighboring businesses.

Thank you for helping us keep arrival and dismissal running smoothly! 🚗

Our Quarter 3 ROAR Rally will take place on Friday, March 27! This quarter’s celebration will feature a Tuff Puff Volleyball Game between students and staff — it’s always a fun and competitive event! 🏐🎉

To be eligible to attend, students must have met the following expectations for Quarter 3 (January 6 – March 13):

✅ No Ds or Fs
✅ No behavior referrals
✅ No more than 3 unexcused absences

🎟️ Tickets will be given to eligible students during 1st period on the day of the event. Students must have a ticket to attend.

🎶 We will also have snacks, drinks, and music as we celebrate students who are meeting our school-wide expectations!

Keep up the great work, Cougars! 🐾

🎭 BCHS Theatre Presents You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown! 🎶

The Bullitt Central High School Theatre Department is excited to present its spring musical, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown! Based on the beloved Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz, this heartwarming musical revue brings Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, and the rest of the gang to life through fun songs, humor, and classic moments audiences of all ages will love.

Performances will take place March 19 and 20 at 7:00 PM, with additional shows on March 21 at 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM. Tickets are $10 for general admission and $5 for students and staff.

Join us for a fun evening and support the incredible talent of our BCHS theatre students! This production, directed by Brittany Whitlow and Chelsea Blair-Richcreek, is sure to bring plenty of smiles and laughter. 🎭✨

The BCHS Youth Service Center is excited to host Bunny Bash, a fun-filled spring event for families and community members of all ages! Join us on Wednesday, March 25, from 5:30–7:30 PM in the gym at Bullitt Central High School.

This free community event will feature local community resources, activities for kids, and plenty of spring-themed fun. It’s a great opportunity for families to connect with organizations in our area while enjoying an evening of games and activities together.

Bring the whole family and hop by to check it out! 🐇🥚🌷

🛼 Senior Skate Night – Class of 2026 🛼

Our seniors are invited to celebrate together at Senior Skate Night on March 31 from 6–8 PM at Skate-O-Rama. This special event is for BCHS seniors only and is a great chance to relax, have fun with friends, and make more memories before graduation.

Admission is $4 and includes skate rental, so grab your friends, lace up your skates, and get ready for a night of music, laughter, and good times on the rink. We hope to see all of our seniors there for a fun night together! 🎶✨🛼

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.

✅ Please RSVP by completing this Google Form: Junior Ring Ceremony RSVP

Prom tickets are $60 and will be on sale March 2nd – March 20th. Students have multiple convenient ways to purchase:

🗓️ In-Person Sales

Monday – Friday: Cafeteria from 6:55 – 7:20 AM

Fridays during lunch

💻 Online Sales

Purchase anytime through School Cash Online

📌 For all prom details, forms, and important information, please view this slideshow.

We can’t wait to celebrate a memorable night with our students! ✨

Bullitt Central’s Youth Services Center (YSC) will be hosting a Student Job Fair on April 24, 2026. This event will focus on connecting our students with opportunities for post-graduation employment, part-time positions, and summer jobs. 🎓🌞

We invite local businesses and organizations who are interested in supporting our students and sharing employment opportunities to participate by setting up a table at the event. 🤝

If your business would like to participate, please complete the form below:
🔗 https://bit.ly/BCHS_summerJobFair

If you have any questions, please contact Christy Hardin at 📧 christy.hardin2@bullitt.kyschools.us.

We look forward to partnering with our community to help our students explore future career opportunities! 🚀

Bullitt Central High School offers Learning Labs designed to provide extra help for students who need additional support with their learning. These sessions give students the opportunity to strengthen their skills, ask questions, and get personalized guidance from our teachers.

✅ Who can attend: Any student seeking extra academic support
✅ Subjects: Various subjects based on student needs
✅ When & Where: See the full schedule here: Learning Labs Schedule

Encourage your student to take advantage of this great resource — it’s a fantastic way to stay on track and succeed! 💪

🐰 Mar 25: Bunny Bash

🛼 Mar 31: Senior Skate Night

💍 Apr 1: Junior Ring Ceremony

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

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

🎓 Apr 21: Senior 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 20: Baccalaureate

🇺🇸 May 25: Memorial Day (No School)

🎓 May 26: Elementary & Middle School Grad Walks / Senior Luncheon

🎓 May 27 & 28: Graduation Practice 

☀️ May 28: Last Day of School

We are proud to recognize Ms. Fessel as our “Transformational Lesson of the Week!” 

As part of a year-long, ongoing amusement park theme project, Honors Algebra 2 students are designing different attractions for the amusement parks their groups have created. This week, students applied what they recently learned about quadratic equations to design and build fountains for their parks. Students then presented their fountains and explained the math behind the design of their quadratic functions.

Earlier in the project, students used their knowledge of matrices to design and organize their concession stands. Next, they will apply what they learn about polynomial functions to design a roller coaster for their park.

Our Digital Learning Coach, Ms. Christie Turbeville, has also partnered with these classes to support the project. She worked with students to create Google Sites that serve as digital portfolios to house all of their work and learning throughout the project. Ms. Turbeville has also taught students how to responsibly use AI tools to generate images and visuals for their amusement parks, helping them bring their ideas to life while developing important digital literacy skills.

This project is transformational because it is personal, student-led, real-world, student-owned, and collaborative. Students choose their amusement park themes, collaborate with their teams to design attractions, and apply advanced math concepts to authentic designs that they present and explain.

It also highlights many of our district’s Graduate Profile competencies:

Mastery Learner 📐 – Students apply Algebra 2 concepts like quadratics, matrices, and polynomials to real-world designs.
Effective Communicator 🗣️ – Students present their fountain designs and clearly explain the math behind their functions.
Productive Collaborator 🤝 – Students work in teams to design and build components of their amusement parks.
Innovative Problem Solver 💡 – Students creatively use mathematical models to design attractions and adjust their equations to make them work.
Self-Directed Navigator 🧭 – Students manage a long-term project and apply new math concepts as they learn them.
Community Contributor 🌎 – Students design attractions that contribute to a fun, engaging amusement park experience.

We are proud of the engaging, real-world learning experiences happening in Ms. Fessel’s classroom! 👏📐

Students in our Teaching and Learning Pathway had a great showing at the Educators Rising Conference recently! 🍎📚 We are proud to share the final results:

🥇 1st Place: Hadassah Melchiors – Public Speaking (JV)
🥈 2nd Place: Morgan Ray – Educators Rising Moment (JV)

🏅 6th Place: Emma-Marie Glocker & Olivia White – Inside Our Schools (V)
🏅 6th Place: Jina Bahmani – Public Speaking (V)
🏅 11th Place: Ean Allison – Exploring Administration Careers (V)
🏅 12th Place: Aidynn Dowell & Jasmine Riley – Interactive Bulletin Board (Elementary) (V)

We are incredibly proud of our future educators and the way they represented Bullitt Central! 👏🍎