ROC and BVLA students shared an empowering experience at the Young Women LEAD conference at the University of Louisville! #MovingForward #BCPSROC #BCPSBVLA
almost 3 years ago, Julie McNeese
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Please help us in congratulating Mrs. Stephanie Lewis, the Specialized Programs Teacher of the Year! There are few educators as dedicated to their students as Mrs. Lewis - this recognition from her own her colleagues proves it! We are incredibly thankful for her! #BCPSBAMS
almost 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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The Career Readiness Center (CRC) is a fantastic program that sometimes doesn't get the attention it deserves! Our CRC students are all in pathways at the Area Technology Center (ATC), such as: welding, aviation, industrial maintenance, carpentry, masonry, electrical, and automotive maintenance. In addition, CRC students: -Benefit from a smaller, close-knit environment with more 1:1 attention -Do not lose time for travel to the ATC - it's right next door -Have many opportunities for exploring different pathways at the ATC -Have options for Junior and Senior years such as co-op -Are still able to participate in home school activities such as sports and dances We're having an Open House along with the ATC on November 28 from 5-7pm! Applications for next year will open in the Spring semester. #BCPSCRC #MovingForward
almost 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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Here are some pictures from our Halloween dress-up day! #BCPSROC #BCPSBAMS #MovingForward
almost 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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Bullitt Advanced Math and Science (BAMS) is one of the more well-known programs in the Specialized Programs. Students in the BAMS program do all kinds of incredible things. They: -Work with ATC and CRC students on the tiny house. -Help Bernheim Forest with research on habitat rehabilitation, water quality, and more. -Have a partnership with GE and engineer fantastic solutions to everyday problems. -Complete their high school requirements in two years. -Have the opportunity to attend JCTC, Craft Academy, or Gatton Academy for their 11th and 12th grade years. In fact last year, BAMS had more students accepted to Craft and Gatton than any other entity - including entire school districts! And that's just a drop in the bucket! If you are or know an 8th grader interested in applying for next year, the application will be out in the Spring semester. #BCPSBAMS #MovingForward
almost 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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Did you know? The Specialized Programs serves all kinds of students from across the county - more than most people probably think! We love being able to serve students in ways that fit their needs while helping them grow into their Graduate Profile competencies! #MovingForward
almost 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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BVLA High School had an amazing time at Shady Lane Farm! Thanks to all who braved a rainy start to the day and joined us for some Halloween fun!! #BVLA #MovingForward
almost 3 years ago, Julie McNeese
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Bullitt Virtual Learning Academy (BVLA) would like to welcome our new Elementary and Middle Special Education Teacher, Ms. Lara Tharp! We are thankful she's here! #BVLAKY #MovingForward
almost 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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BVLA thanks everyone who helped make our Student Graduate Profile Career Conference a huge success! #MovingForward
almost 3 years ago, Julie McNeese
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At last night's Board meeting, BAMS student Lily Smith was recognized as a Semifinalist for the National Merit Scholarship! Great job, Lily!!! #MovingForward
about 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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Shout-out to Ms. Miles! #MovingForward
about 3 years ago, Julie McNeese
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Congratulations to CRC Student of the Month, Dane Everhart! We are proud of you and we're glad you are here!
about 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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Specialized Programs Families - please click the link below to take the KY Safe Schools Pledge! https://kycss.org/safe-schools-week/safety-week-pledge/ Help turn Bullitt County green on the map!
about 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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Shout-out to student Onnika Johnson! #MovingForward
about 3 years ago, Julie McNeese
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Shout-out to student David Bean! #MovingForward
about 3 years ago, Julie McNeese
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October 6 was National Instructional Coaches Appreciation Day! We truly appreciate our instructional coach, Mr. Mike Paul! #MovingForward
about 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Bullitt County Schools partnered with Care Solace to support the well-being of students, staff, and their family members. Care Solace is a complimentary and confidential care coordination service that can help you quickly find mental health or substance use treatment options matched to your needs, regardless of circumstance. If you would like to use Care Solace to help you find a provider: Call 888-515-0595. Multilingual support is available 24/7/365. Visit www.caresolace.com/bullitt and either search on your own OR click “Book Appointment” for assistance by video chat, email, or phone. Together, we can make a change and create healthy and safe learning environments for all students to thrive.
about 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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Today is National Custodian Day! We are immeasurably thankful for the hard work Bobbi puts in every single day. Thank you so much! #MovingForward
about 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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On Wednesday, our BVLA Middle School students joined at here at ROC to take the Pathways to Proficiency district assessment. They had an extended lunch break so that Ms. Ashley Copeland , art extraordinaire, could join us to teach a quick lesson on self portraits! It was wonderful and we are thankful that Ms. Copeland was willing to donate her time and talent! #BVLAKY #MovingForward
about 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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Today, CRC and BAMS students participated in our annual State Tourism Fair. Students researched each state's government, economy, culture, and more. Groups then presented their findings while other students "toured" the states by visiting each group for their presentations. Students and staff then vote for their favorite presentation. This year, the winners are: BAMS: Kansas CRC: Illinois Overall: Illinois Congratulations to those groups and to all involved! #MovingForward
about 3 years ago, Dominic McCamish
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