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Blake Allen, Bullitt County Schools Alum, speaks with current BCPS administrators.

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Image of check from Amatrol to Bullitt County Area Technology Center

Image of Check from Amatrol for $123, 252.75 to Bullitt County Area Technology Center, various students, teachers and school representatives are pictured

Image of Advanced Manufacturing Technician poster and partnership of Amatrol and Bullitt County ATC with Angela Binkley, Principal, Greg Schultz, Assistant Superintendent, Keith Davis, Superintendent, Christy Counter, College Career Director

ATC, Christy Coulter, Principal Angela Binkley, Judge Exec Melanie Robets and AMATROL partnership image of Advanced Manufacturing Technician

The following programs are offered at Bullitt County ATC:

Air & Space Academy
Air Conditioning Technology
Automotive Technology
Construction Carpentry Technology
Electrical Technology
Industrial Maintenance Technology
Masonry Technology
Welding Technology

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NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

2019 Important Open Enrollment Information

2019 Benefits Guide

2019 Open Enrollment Webinars

Infinite Campus NEW APPS for Parents and Students!

New Infinite Campus Apps for parents and students!

Great news! Infinite Campus has created two new apps: Campus Student (for students) and Campus Parent (for parents). These apps provide real-time access to grades, assignments, attendance, schedules, announcements and more. For more information regarding the Mobile App, please click here to visit the IC website.

September 17: Apps Available for Download

The apps will be available for download on Monday, September 17 in the App Store and Google Play. Be sure to access and use this press kit to promote the new apps.

Infinite Campus Students and Parents Access on Web

District Energy Savings of $931,000 in 2017-2018 School Year

Thanks to awareness and conservation, Bullitt County Public Schools avoided $931,000 in energy costs during the 2017-2018 school year.

College Info Road Show

The KHEEA Road Show is coming to the Bullitt County ATC and ROC on October 17th from 8-1. Come experience the mobile outreach of the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority. KHEAA adminsters scholarships like KEES, Dual Credit, and the new Work Ready Scholarship for CTE pathways.

Work Ethic Certification Available to Students

The importance of a good work ethic cannot be underestimated.

Bullitt County Public School Bus Driver Mike Mabry Earns Kentucky State Fair Blue Ribbon for Honey

A Blue Ribbon from the Kentucky State Fair is a very prestigious honor.

Darrell Vincent Selected Bullitt County Area Technology Center Principal

Darrell Vincent is departing Bullitt East High School after a 23-year teaching career to become the new principal of the Bullitt County Area Technology Center.

Digital Driver's License NOW Open

All students in Grades 6th-12th must complete the Digital Driver's License course by September 28th, 2018. DDL is an online course designed to teach students responsible and appropriate use of technology.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

BULLITT COUNTY AREA TECHNOLOGY CENTER

VISION

With high expectations and strong partnerships, Kentucky Tech will actively engage all students in the mastery of academic and technical skills needed to be ready for college and a career.

WE BELIEVE

Students learn best when they are actively engaged in the learning process.
Students learn best when our staff maintains high expectations for learning.
Students are motivated to learn when classroom instruction is related to real-world applications.
All students in our school need to have an equal opportunity to learn.
A safe and physically comfortable environment promotes student learning.
Students learn best when instruction incorporates both academic and technical skills.
Effective school leaders engage in practices that support the ongoing improvement of teaching and student performance.
Teachers, administrators, parents and the community share the responsibility for helping students learn.