"Dear BEHS Families,

As we wrap up another great week at Bullitt East High School, I want to take a moment to celebrate the outstanding things happening across our building. Each day, I am reminded how proud I am of our students and staff. Classrooms are filled with energy and meaningful learning. Students are asking thoughtful questions, collaborating with one another, and truly leaning into the work. It is clear they are not just completing assignments; they are growing. Our counseling team is working hard on scheduling for next school year, make sure you ask them about their class choices for the upcoming school year. 

This week, our students represented us well at the regional FBLA conference. Their professionalism and leadership were on full display, and we are proud of how they represented Bullitt East. Our athletic programs also continue to make us proud. Congratulations to our boys wrestling team, with several student-athletes qualifying for the state tournament. A huge congratulations to our girl's basketball team on winning the district championship; an accomplishment that reflects tremendous dedication and teamwork.

I also want to thank our boy's basketball team for representing BEHS so well throughout the season. Their effort, sportsmanship, and commitment to one another never wavered.

Thank you, families, for your continued support. The partnership between home and school makes all the difference. It is a great time to be a Charger, and we are grateful to support your children each day."

Charger Connect Update:

This week during Charger Connect, students focused on how to recognize and address bullying when they see it at school. They learned about school rules and expectations, as well as how to safely respond to and report bullying situations. Through these discussions, students developed a deeper understanding of bullying and the important role they play in creating a respectful and supportive school environment.

Students also watched a video from the “Bigger Question, Bigger Table” series, where students shared honest conversations about bullying and the challenges that can come with speaking up. This helped our students reflect on the importance of standing up for others and knowing that reporting bullying is a way to support and protect their peers.

We are proud of our students for engaging thoughtfully in these conversations and helping build a stronger, kinder school community.

Counseling Update: 

This week, our 9th–11th grade students participated in individual scheduling meetings with counselors, department heads, and assistant principals to plan their courses for the upcoming school year. During these one-on-one conversations, staff members carefully entered each student’s course requests while also taking time to talk through their interests, goals, strengths, and future plans.

These personalized meetings are a special and important part of our school’s commitment to supporting every student. Each student was allowed to ask questions, explore pathways, and make thoughtful decisions about their academic journey. Whether students are preparing for advanced coursework, career pathways, dual credit opportunities, or meeting graduation requirements, these conversations ensure their schedules reflect their individual goals and aspirations.

We are proud of our staff for investing this time in every student and proud of our students for taking ownership of their futures. These meaningful conversations help set the foundation for success and remind our students that they are seen, supported, and valued.

The countdown is on! 🎨Bullitt East art students are back at the Central Library for our 3rd year celebrating Youth Art Month. Come see incredible pieces from our students, BC, and North Bullitt. Don't miss the Opening Reception tonight, from 5–7 PM—see you there! ✨

Congratulations to the Winter Guard who won their class and earned a promotion to the next level this past weekend at Floyd Central.  They head to WGI Nashville this weekend. 

Our wrestlers had an amazing weekend at Regions! Most of the team made it to state. 
     1st- Max Baxter
      2nd- Ben Cauley, Raiden Rios, Emily Schroader
      3rd- Jack Harrod, Jacob Tylutke, Ethan Martin
      4th- Brayden Norrick
Congratulations guys!

Next week, our school will be celebrating Inclusion Week, along with the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign. Each day, students will learn about a different disability connected to one of our students, helping us build understanding, respect, and inclusion.

Students are encouraged to participate by wearing the color of the day:
Monday, black for visual impairment; Tuesday, blue for autism awareness; Wednesday, purple for cerebral palsy; Thursday, green for Tourette syndrome; and Friday, yellow or gold for Down syndrome.

Congratulations to Reese Fox for receiving the 2026 Aspirations in Computing Award! Reese Fox will be honored next month at the CSTA Kentucky Advocacy Dinner for her leadership in technology. Thank you Reese for representing our BEHS Game Design Pathway well! 

Law Enforcement classes have been learning about traffic stops and field sobriety tests.  Today Officer Johnson is teaching my students field sobriety tests....it's always a good thing for students to learn from an expert!!!

Students competing at FBLA. BEHS placed in 25 events! 

Mar 9: Bullitt Day - NO SCHOOL
Mar 10: YSC Parent NIght " Understanding Mental Health"
Mar 16: Ring Ceremony
Mar 18: SAT Day
Mar 21: PROM!!!! 
Mar 23: Report Cards go out / Alive@25
Apr 6-10: Spring Break
Apr 13: Bullitt Day
Apr 14: YSC Parent Night: "Special Ed Resources & Support"
Apr 23-25: Spring Musical
Apr 28: Alive@25
May 1: Oaks Day - NO SCHOOL
May 4-15: Ky Arts for All Art Show
May 11: Band Concert
May 12: YSC Parent Night "Family Scavenger Hunt"
May 19: PD Day - NO SCHOOL
May 20: Choir Concert
May 25: Memorial Day - NO SCHOOL

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

Please note a significant update to this year’s OLR process: we will be requiring all registering existing families to upload a current Photo ID/Driver's License of Parent/Guardian with their current address and 2 proofs of residency. 

This is a necessary step to ensure the accuracy of our enrollment records and to ensure we have updated addresses for all our families.

We encourage you to begin preparing your necessary residency documentation ahead of the registration opening date, which will be March 9th.  

Below you will find a list of acceptable documents:

Current Photo ID/Driver’s License

2 - Proofs of Residency:

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

    -Utility bill: Current electricity, gas or water bill with current address

    -Current employee check stub with current address

    -Current vehicle registration that matches the driver’s license submitted

    -Government agency correspondence with current address

    -Voter registration card

Thank you for your assistance as we prepare for the 2026-2027 school year.

CLICK HERE to access the 26-27 BCPS Calendar