Thank you for all of the input so far on how to make up the snow days. This year has been exceptionally bad weather-wise, and it has left us in a difficult position.

Many of you have brought up valid concerns, and we will take all of your input into consideration when making a decision. After reading through the surveys, we have noticed a few recurring questions that we would like to address.

Seven BCHS swimmers and divers qualified to compete or act as alternates in the 2014 State Swim Meet. In order to qualify, these students had to finish in the top 2 at the Regional Meet in an event, or have a time that qualified them to receive an "at-large" bid. 

Friday, February 28^th the Tech Rebels competed in the 2014 Technology Student Association Regional Technology Challenge on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University. 25 schools from several Kentucky districts were in attendance for this year's regional event. Districts participating were Boyle, Fayette, Franklin, Campbell, Mason, Meade, Owen, George Rogers Clark, Henry,  Bardstown, Rockcastle, Laurel, Glasgow, Spencer, and Madison.

We finally have the DECA regional competition scores back from DECA Region 4. As usual, BCHS students took home a lot of 1st place trophies. Also this year, we have our first ever Regional Officers, Hannah Ayers and Hannah Wilson. Hannah Ayers ran for Vice President of Communications and Hannah Wilson ran for Vice President of Civic Consciousness. Although bad weather forced our regional competition to be on-line testing for each category, we still blew out most of the competition. Below is a list of the students who competed, and where they placed in this year's competition. #PlayToWin

The Boyle County Board of Education will accept, new, sealed bids in its Central Office for the purpose of securing a district wide lease agreement for copiers for schools. At the February regular meeting, the board rejected the previous bids and asked that they be rebid. Specifications may be obtained at the Central Office (Middle School location), located at 1651 Perryville Road, Danville, Kentucky, during the hours of 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday through Friday. Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM Tueday, March 11, 2014.The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
All bids must be received by the time designated and none will be considered thereafter. Bids must be clearly marked, on the outside of the envelope, with the name and number as listed.
At the specified dates and times, all bids which are in order, sealed, properly marked, signed, etc., shall be opened and read aloud. Any interested parties may attend. No immediate decision will be made concerning the proposals submitted.
Copies of the Bid Documents may be obtained from the Boyle County Board of
Education's Office, (859) 236-6634. Contact Susan Taylor, Chief Information Officer, for additional information.

At Boyle County High School the classroom has become a place where a student is not only challenged to think about one subject area but rather to connect and apply different areas of study to solve a real world problem.  Interdisciplinary Problem Sets (IPS) have been introduced to the high school and are providing exciting new opportunities for students.  

The BCHS course description book is now available for the 2014-15 school year!

In this course description book you will find Dual Credit opportunities through WKU, CU, EKU, MSU and BCTC….over 60 college credit hours available to choose from! College dual credit courses, coupled with 16 AP courses, makes BCHS the only high school in Central Kentucky to offer such a wide variety of rigor. 
These are for our students, taught by our teachers and all in our building!”

It can be found here: BCHS Course Description Book

It's back!!!
Black and Gold Academy will be once again in session this summer. We have a lot of new offerings in store for our students. Registration packets will be sent home March 17. Dates for Black and Gold will be June 16-20. Look for more information in the coming weeks.

The 2014-2015 calendar was approved at January's Board meeting. 

Key Dates:
Aug 13: First Day of School
Oct 6-10: Fall Break
Nov 26-28: Thanksgiving Break
Dec 22-Jan 5: Winter Break
Mar 30-April 3: Spring Break
May 20: Last Day for Students

Full Calendar