Here are a few more pictures from the winter parties today.
Winter Break starts on December 20, 2025.
We will return to school on Tuesday, January 6, 2026
We will return to school on Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Mrs. Scott's classroom enjoyed Snoopy and PJs today!
Happy Friday!
We want to wish all of our families a Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
We want to wish all of our families a Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
Let's celebrate Overdale's Mustangs of the Month and Kind Kids!!! These students are "Racing Towards Greatness" and are demonstrating "The Mustang Way"!!!
Kinsley from Mrs. Scott’s class bought a coupon from our Mustang Market to read to another class. Today, she read a Christmas book to Ms. Solberg’s class.
We had several students wearing their favorite Holiday Sweater today. Tomorrow, Thursday is Baby It's Cold Outside. Wear your favorite winter clothes; Flannel, Jackets, Scarves, Gloves, Hats, Etc.
Jingle Jam! Thank you to Mrs. Oliver for a wonderful Jingle Jam to get into the Christmas Spirit! Thank you to all of the students, staff and parents for attending and helping with this performance.
Ms. Byrd’s class surprised Dr. D with a new book for Christmas!
Mrs. Scott's class were showing off their fuzzy socks! Wednesday is Holly-Jolly Sweaters, Wear your favorite Holiday Sweater.
Mrs. Scott’s students are diligently working on their projects about endangered animals.
We are proud to share that Overdale achieved the most improved attendance from months 3 to 4, with an impressive 94.81% attendance rate. Thank you to our students, families, and staff for working together to make attendance a priority!
5 days of Christmas Dress Up Days!
Mrs. Scott’s students are diligently working on their projects about endangered animals.
What a fun night to be skating at the Kindergarten Skate Party.
Mrs. Schwartz is teaching some students how to crochet during indoor recess. 🧶
Bus 1950 is NOT running the afternoon of FRIDAY, 12/12 or at all on MONDAY, 12/15 (no morning or afternoon runs). Families with students riding this bus should make alternative arrangements.
Morning drop off is in the front of school from 8:30-9 AM. Pick up is at the rear of the school at 3:40 PM.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Morning drop off is in the front of school from 8:30-9 AM. Pick up is at the rear of the school at 3:40 PM.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
🧥 Hello Families! 🧥
The FRC Coat Sign-Ups are open! Coat distribution is first come, first served, so be sure to sign up to help your child stay warm this winter. ❄️
If your child’s size isn’t available, please contact Stephanie Volpert, at stephanie.volpert@bullitt.kyschools.us or call your school and ask for the FRC so we can make sure your child gets a coat.
Sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044CA9AC23AAFEC16-60632068-mesoes ♥️💙
The Conversation That Could Save Your Child ⚠️
This morning, another parent reached out to Detective Mike Lemon—their teen was targeted by online predators. We’re on pace for 1 million cases this year.
Predators target good kids—honor students, athletes, kids who’ve never broken a rule. They exploit embarrassment and fear. Your child could be at risk right now.
Tomorrow is your last chance to watch this week’s Online Parent Challenge and prepare your family. Don’t let your child face this alone. 💪
🎬 Bonus: Complete the challenge to unlock App & Gaming Parent Guides.
Watch here: https://bit.ly/kybullitt
This morning, another parent reached out to Detective Mike Lemon—their teen was targeted by online predators. We’re on pace for 1 million cases this year.
Predators target good kids—honor students, athletes, kids who’ve never broken a rule. They exploit embarrassment and fear. Your child could be at risk right now.
Tomorrow is your last chance to watch this week’s Online Parent Challenge and prepare your family. Don’t let your child face this alone. 💪
🎬 Bonus: Complete the challenge to unlock App & Gaming Parent Guides.
Watch here: https://bit.ly/kybullitt
Three Simple Steps That Keep Kids Safe Online ✅
Detective Mike Lemon has investigated hundreds of online crime cases—and keeping kids safe doesn’t require being a tech expert. You just need three things:
1️⃣ Put devices to bed at night (in your room)
2️⃣ Watch the video for Step 2 ▶️
3️⃣ Watch the video for Step 3 ▶️
Most online crimes happen at night when kids are alone with their devices. Just doing Step 1 makes a huge difference.
Our Online Parent Challenge walks you through all three steps with practical, parent-tested strategies. You got this—and you’re not alone. 💪
🎬 Complete the challenge to unlock student videos: PreK–2nd, 3rd–5th, and 6th–12th – age-appropriate videos teach kids the real dangers of being online and how to stay safe.
Watch here: https://bit.ly/kybullitt
Detective Mike Lemon has investigated hundreds of online crime cases—and keeping kids safe doesn’t require being a tech expert. You just need three things:
1️⃣ Put devices to bed at night (in your room)
2️⃣ Watch the video for Step 2 ▶️
3️⃣ Watch the video for Step 3 ▶️
Most online crimes happen at night when kids are alone with their devices. Just doing Step 1 makes a huge difference.
Our Online Parent Challenge walks you through all three steps with practical, parent-tested strategies. You got this—and you’re not alone. 💪
🎬 Complete the challenge to unlock student videos: PreK–2nd, 3rd–5th, and 6th–12th – age-appropriate videos teach kids the real dangers of being online and how to stay safe.
Watch here: https://bit.ly/kybullitt