Focusing on academics is challenging enough but where can students turn when their troubling thoughts keep them from concentrating?

Professionals who served in education and government after attending Bullitt Central High School were inducted into the 2019 Hall of Fame.

Inclusion on posters is a reality for over two dozen Bullitt County Public School youth.

Bullitt County Public Schools (BCPS) is dedicated to ensuring that every student receives a quality education which prepares them for their life ahead.

Bullitt County Public Schools and Bullitt County Partners in Prevention are working together with a five-year federal Drug Free Communities grant of $125,000 annually.

Stephanie Porter has been selected as the District Project Director of the $9 million Federal AWARE II Mental Health Grant.

Bullitt County Public Schools is piloting with two other participating Kentucky districts a $9 million federal grant to increase awareness of mental health issues among Kentucky students.

Jackie Roth has been writing, reviewing and managing grants for over 20 years and since last October was looking for something she thought her skill set would match within Bullitt County Schools.

The Bullitt Bugle (Fall 2019)

Bullitt County Public Schools has been nationally recognized for reducing their energy intensity by 21% over two million square feet.

The Bullitt County Public Schools Transportation Maintenance Department was awarded the highest honor of Outstanding Maintenance Department at the Student Transportation Association of Kentucky (STAK) 25^th annual conference July 8-11 at the Hyatt Regency in Louisville.

Serving as Hebron Middle School Principal for five years and being in the Bullitt County Public School district really left a positive impression on Steve Miracle. “The first thing that led me to apply was knowing the district and community from my time here as Principal of Hebron,” he said.