The Boyle County Board of Education accepted a bid from the Allen Company to construct the Woodlawn Access Road in Spring 2014.

Boyle County’s Tech Rebels earned the opportunity to compete the Kentucky State VEX Robotics Tournament during a qualifying VEX Tournament hosted by the Boyle County High School Department of Engineering and Technology this past Saturday. 25 different high school robotics teams registered to compete in the tournament at BCHS and only 5 of these teams qualified for the State Tournament in Louisville, KY in February. 

This year, Boyle County High School students participated in the Veteran’s History Project (VHP), which is a program that was started by the US Congress in 2000 to collect first-hand accounts of Veterans during war times. Almost 70 Boyle County students participated in interviewing veterans, spouses of veterans, and family members of deceased veterans. These interviews were submitted to the National Veteran’s History Project and will eventually be archived at the Library of Congress. 

WES Drama students will be performing "Jack and the Beanstalk" on December 3rd and 5th in the Woodlawn gym at 6:30

Boyle County Middle School drama students will be performing "Law and Order: Fairy Tale Unit" 
December 10th (6th grade)
December 11th (7th grade)
December 12th (8th grade)
at 6:30 at the Ragged Edge Theatre in Harrodsburg. Admission is $5

The agricultural students this year aren’t just excelling in agricultural competitions, they are also performing notably in the classroom. These students were ranked 9^th out of all of the Agricultural Education programs in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in English End-of-Course Assessments.  We are confident that these students will continue to shine in both their academics and their extra-curricular activities. 

Four Boyle County Honors English IV classes were lucky enough to welcome Nick Gowen to speak to them about writing college and scholarship essays. 

Each year, following the Gifted and Talented New York Trip, students create a project commemorating their experiences. This year students opted to create a “New York City Tree” and a “Fashionista Tree” inspired by their trip to the Big Apple.