Charger Shout Outs this week....Katherine Cissell, Momma Jo, Ms. Tinelli! Help us celebrate what's awesome about us - OUR PEOPLE!
The informational meeting for the June 2025 trip to England & France with Ms. Richardson and Ms. Walker is TONIGHT (9/21) at 7pm in the BEHS library!
Please register for the meeting here: https://bit.ly/3PgqR9G .
Sign up for the FREE class ASAP!
Way to go BEHS students!!! High school attendance winner in BCPS!
JCTC dual credit students, please see the link below regarding an informational session on Tuesday, September 26th at 6:00.
https://tinyurl.com/mryunptc
CANCELLED. Tomorrow's Parent University event about Mental Health Awareness will be cancelled. Due to lack of interest in this format, we will reassess and send a survey to our stakeholders to better meet your needs.
Gayle Rushing and Sam Weddle have been accepted into the Louisville Youth Symphony Orchestra. This is a huge honor for a wind player to be accepted as this is one of the finest youth orchestras in the United States.
ACT workshop from 9-12 on September 23. Sign up using the Google Form found in your Google Classroom.
Red Ribbon Week will be October 23-27, 2023
“Be Kind to Your Mind. Live Drug-Free.”
This year’s theme is a reminder that everyday Americans across the country make significant daily contributions to their communities by being the best they can be because they live Drug-Free!
POSTER CONTEST: All winners must relate to the theme “Be Kind to Your Mind. Live Drug-Free.”
Poster Guidelines: Posters must be student-generated and created by individuals, not classrooms or groups. Must be Regular Poster-Board size (22” 28”) and Student-Generated (can be both posters or Google slide posters for social media use. The student must use their own artistic abilities and center on the themes. The poster theme must reflect the message “Be Kind to Your Mind. Live Drug-Free.”
ESSAY CONTEST: The topic is drug prevention and should focus on the theme: “Be Kind to Your Mind. Live Drug-Free”
Essay Guidelines: Essays can be either handwritten or typed. The message must be drug & alcohol prevention or awareness.
Safe Schools Week(s) will be October 16-20, 2023
Bully Prevention / Social Skills Week: Safe Schools Week Contests
POSTER CONTEST: All winners must relate to the theme Light the Way! The goal is to raise awareness about various aspects of school safety and empower students, teachers, parents, and the community to take proactive measures to create a safe learning environment.
Poster Guidelines: Posters must be student-generated and created by individuals, not classrooms or groups. Must be Regular Poster-Board size (22”x28”) and Student-Generated (can be both posters or google slide posters for social media use. The student must use their own artistic abilities. The poster theme must reflect the message Light the Way!
ESSAY CONTEST: The topic is school safety and should focus on the theme Light the Way!
Essay Guidelines: Essays can be either handwritten or typed. The message must be focused on the theme LIGHT THE WAY
Please see the message below.
If you are a parent or guardian of a BEHS student, please join us for our first Parent University night. Parent University will focus on school topics that you want to know more about. Please RSVP using this link https://forms.gle/oSZxGVmnWHBtD6cj9.
Charger Shout Outs this week....Anna Rodgers, Ms. Fryman and Mr. Porterl! Help us celebrate what's awesome about us - OUR PEOPLE!
Only students present on Wednesday will be eligible for prizes and giveaways!
Passed by Congress in 2010, House Resolution 275 designates the week beginning with the second Sunday in September as National Arts in Education Week. During this week, the field of arts education joins together in communities across the country to tell the story of the impact of the transformative power of the arts in education.
Bullitt East hosted the FBLA Region 3 Conference at the Mt. Washington Sports Park. Audrey Clarkson, Region President, and Isaac Lewis, Region Reporter, led classes throughout the day. There were 13 schools and over 300 students represented.
Huether's biology class harvesting potatoes from the outdoor classroom area.
JCTC is hosting a Dual Credit Info Day for current JCTC students on Saturday, September 16th.
