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Race Day Report

The "Race Day Report" is Bourbon County High School’s continuously updated hub for important announcements , designed to keep students, staff, and families informed and inspired. Aligned with our “Run Your Race” theme, the report highlights upcoming events, academic priorities, student celebrations, and campus-wide initiatives that drive the Maroon and Gold Standard. It’s our way of ensuring everyone is on track and that your child can "run their race!".

about 1 year ago, Bourbon County High School
The "Race Day Report" is a continuously updated hub for important announcements at Bourbon County High School
STUDENTS THAT ARE NOT IN HIGH SCHOOL MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT TO GET IN ATHLETIC EVENTS. GATE WORKERS HAVE BEEN ADVISED TO TURN AWAY ANY UNACCOMPANIED MINOR.
about 17 hours ago, Wendy Mahanna
STUDENT ATHLETIC ADMISSION

Bourbon County Health Department Vaccine Clinics

2 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
BCHD Vaccine clinics
Letter to Guardians:
6 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
Letter to Guardians
Important Message for Students & Families: An automated Infinite Campus message regarding failing grades was inadvertently sent to all students and families this afternoon. Please disregard that message. We apologize for any confusion or concern this may have caused.
10 days ago, Bourbon County High School
Bourbon County High School logo featuring large interlocking gold-and-maroon “BC” letters with the Colonel mascot centered in front. The background is light gray, with the Bourbon County High School logo and “Colonels Today, Leaders Tomorrow” in the bottom right corner.

For our students, September 11, 2001, is history. For so many in our Bourbon County community, it is a day they will never forget.

Our Media Arts students sat down with BCHS and BCMS staff members and local first responders to hear their memories of where they were and what they remember from that day. Today, we share their stories as we remember the lives lost, honor the heroes who answered the call, and keep our promise to never forget.

This video shares just a glimpse of their stories. Visit the Colonel Media Network to hear the interviews in their entirety and the more in-depth memories and reflections shared by our staff and local first responders.

🎥 "Where were you?"

Now we want to hear from you, Bourbon County: Where were you on September 11, 2001? Share your memories in the comments.

10 days ago, Bourbon County High School
A maroon-tinted image of the New York City skyline featuring the Statue of Liberty, with two beams of light rising into the night sky in remembrance of September 11. Centered white text reads, “NEVER FORGET” with “09.11.01” beneath it.
Bourbon County High School is celebrating Arts in Education Week, September 14–18! Join us for a fun week of creativity, self-expression, and school spirit with a different dress-up theme each day.

Our SHIFT wellness program encourages:

⭐ S – Support and Stigma Reduction
⭐ H – Hope and Healing
⭐ I – Inclusion
⭐ F – Focus and Future
⭐ T – Togetherness

Art supports mental wellness by giving students positive ways to express themselves, build confidence, connect with others, and manage stress.

There is no need to purchase anything—just be creative with what you already have! We cannot wait to see our Colonels show their artistic spirit! 💙💛❤️

#ArtHelpsUsSHIFT #ArtsInEducationWeek #BourbonCountyHighSchool #ColonelPride #StudentWellness
11 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
Arts in Education Week Dress Up Days
Sterling Health will be offering flu vaccination clinics throughout the district during the week of September 28th. Please see the schedule below:

Monday, September 28 – CRES
Tuesday, September 29 – Preschool
Wednesday, September 30 – BCMS
Thursday, October 1 – BCES
Friday, October 2 – NMES and BCHS

Consent forms for your student to receive a flu vaccination at school will be available in the front office or via email. Please reach out to our school nurse at emma.bussell@bourbon.kyschools.us if you would like to have a consent emailed to you for completion. Please return all forms as soon as possible.
12 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
Sterling Health is offering flu shots.
Be one of the very first to leave your mark! 🚀 We are excited to announce the official launch of the brand-new SHIFT Student Council at Bourbon County High School!

As a founding member of this new Health, Mental Health & Student Planning Committee, you have a unique opportunity to build our mission from the ground up and set the standard for student leadership on campus.

Why you should join on the ground floor:

🚀 Shape Something New: Help define what SHIFT will accomplish in its inaugural year and leave a lasting legacy.

🧠 Break Mental Health Stigma: Create a safer, more supportive campus culture for all Colonels.

🎉 Plan School Events: Bring fresh ideas to life for spirit weeks, wellness campaigns, and student activities.

🤝 Support Your Peers: Stand up as a leading voice for positive change in your school.

⭐ Build Leadership Skills: Gain practical tools, experience, and resume-building leadership skills.

Ready to make history at BCHS? Scan the QR code on the flyer to submit your sign-up form today! 📲

TOGETHER WE MAKE A S.H.I.F.T. 🔴🔵

#BourbonCountyHighSchool #BCHSColonels #SHIFTStudentCouncil #NewStudentCouncil #FoundingMembers #StudentWellness #MakeADifference
21 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
SHIFT sign ups
First Responders please join us for lunch on Friday, September 11 at Bourbon County High School Cafeteria.
21 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
First Responders Lunch on 9/11/26
🚀 Attention BCHS Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors! 🚀

Are you ready to discover your passion and define your path to success after graduation? Join the Bourbon County Trailblazers program for hands-on workplace visits and job shadowing!

Whether you're exploring College, Workforce, or Trade options, this program is designed to help you build skills and find the right fit for your future.

Program Highlights:

🎯 Who: Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. (Note: Students who participated last year are not eligible to join again this year.)

📅 First Workplace Visit: Late October.

🛠️ Career Paths: College, Workforce, and Trade exploration.

🚨 Limited Availability: Only 20 spots are available!

📲 How to Sign Up: Scan the QR code on the flyer to fill out the enrollment form and secure your spot!

For questions or local business partnership details, please contact Nikki Mullins or Paula Thompson at BCHS.

#BourbonCountyHighSchool #BCHSTrailblazers #CareerExploration #FutureReady #CollegeWorkforceTrade
TrailBlazer Form
22 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
Trailblazer Graphic
Say Cheese!
25 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
Picture Day Schedule
Another opportunity to find your why.
26 days ago, Wendy Mahanna
Bass Fishing Graphic
Friday Night Lights kick off this Friday at the Dan Cummins Bowl! Come support your Colonels!
about 1 month ago, Wendy Mahanna
Dan Cummins Bowl
Colonels, we cannot wait to see your smiling faces on Tuesday, August 18th!!
about 1 month ago, Wendy Mahanna
School starts Tuesday, August 18th!
This is your reminder for the Bourbon County High School Colonel Orientation!

Get ready for a great school year! Join us for Colonel Orientation on August 12, 2026.

Event Schedule:

5:00 PM: Doors Open (Gym access ONLY)

5:30 PM – 6:00 PM: Welcome & Meet the Admin Team in the Gym

6:00 PM – 7:30 PM: Discover, Walk Schedules, & Locker Practice

Don't forget:

Walk your class schedule & practice your locker combination

Visit tables in the gym for Counseling, Administration, Central Office, Registration, and more!

DON'T MISS OUT ON PRIZES! Stop by the FRYSC table to sign up for door prizes!

We can't wait to see you there! Go Colonels!

about 1 month ago, Wendy Mahanna
Be Bourbon is August 12th
Colonels come out and get your schedule, meet your teachers, and win prizes!
about 2 months ago, Wendy Mahanna
BE Bourbon Schedule

All BCHS and BCMS coaches mandatory meeting this Sunday!

about 2 months ago, Wendy Mahanna
Coaches Meeting on Sunday, August 9 at 5:30

In light of the questions regarding the new policy surrounding backpacks/personal items in the classroom, and in striving to always provide clear communication to our school community, please see below information that will hopefully answer some of the questions regarding the same.

Please know that no decision made by the BCHS SBDM council or administration is made lightly or without consideration of the best interests of the students and staff being at the forefront. We appreciate in advance your trust and support as we continue to do what we believe will best enhance safety, avoid distractions, and reduce disciplinary issues in our classrooms, all in an effort to foster an optimal environment for student success.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to Principal Adkins or other members of the administrative team.

about 2 months ago, Bourbon County High School
Infographic titled "Removing Personal Items from the Classroom Policy." The graphic explains a new school policy requiring students to keep backpacks and other personal items in lockers during the school day. A blue banner reads, "A New Policy for Safer Classrooms and Stronger Learning." The poster states that regular backpacks may be carried to and from school but must be stored in lockers during the school day. It explains that the policy is intended to enhance safety, reduce classroom disruptions, and reduce trip-and-fall accidents. Approved classroom bags include a clear stadium bag, clear pouch, or clear handbag, with a maximum size of 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches. A section for girls notes that a small pouch may be carried inside a clear bag to discreetly store feminine hygiene products. The bottom of the graphic states that clear bags are available through the Family Resource and Youth Services Center (FRYSC) for any student who needs one and encourages families to contact FRYSC for assistance. Icons throughout the graphic depict a prohibited backpack, lockers, approved clear bags, safety, students, trip hazards, and a small pouch.
Lockers are back at BCHS!

As part of our commitment to providing a safe, organized, and distraction-free learning environment, every in-person student has been assigned a personal locker for the upcoming school year.

This change will help students stay organized, minimize classroom distractions, and keep the focus where it belongs—learning.

Please review the locker expectations in the graphic below as we prepare for another great year at Bourbon County High School.

Let's make it a great year, Colonels!
about 2 months ago, Bourbon County High School
Graphic announcing that lockers are returning to Bourbon County High School. Every in-person student will be assigned a personal locker. Students are expected to store backpacks, jackets, coats, and other bulky personal items in their lockers during the school day. Students may carry one approved clear bag for essential personal items and bring instructional materials into classrooms. The graphic emphasizes that the change is intended to improve school safety, organization, and reduce classroom distractions. Refer to the accompanying post for complete locker expectations and details.