This week at BCHS. (8.5 days left!)
Sterling Health is once again offering Free Physicals - call today to make your appointments on these days!
All Bourbon County High School students have been relocated to River of Life Ministries locate at 616 Clintonville Rd, Paris, KY 40361. If you are needing to pick up your child, you can check them out from this location.
2025 Distinguished Colonels set the standard—who’s next to carry the Maroon & Gold on this year’s Kentucky State Assessment?
2025 Distinguished Colonels set the standard—who’s next to carry the Maroon & Gold on this year’s Kentucky State Assessment?
“2025 Distinguished Colonels set the standard—who’s next to carry the Maroon & Gold on this year’s Kentucky State Assessment?
“2025 Distinguished Colonels set the standard—who’s next to carry the Maroon & Gold on this year’s Kentucky State Assessment?
“2025 Distinguished Colonels set the standard—who’s next to carry the Maroon & Gold on this year’s Kentucky State Assessment?
“2025 Distinguished Colonels set the standard—who’s next to carry the Maroon & Gold on this year’s Kentucky State Assessment?
“2025 Distinguished Colonels set the standard—who’s next to carry the Maroon & Gold on this year’s Kentucky State Assessment?
This week at BCHS:
Today we celebrate the incredible leaders who make a difference in our schools every single day—our Bourbon County Principals!
Thank you for your dedication, leadership and commitment to our students, staff, and families. Your impact reaches far beyond the school walls, shaping a positive and successful future for our entire community. We appreciate all that you do to inspire growth and support every learner.
Thank you for your dedication, leadership and commitment to our students, staff, and families. Your impact reaches far beyond the school walls, shaping a positive and successful future for our entire community. We appreciate all that you do to inspire growth and support every learner.
Bourbon County Schools is committed to fostering academic excellence and integrity. To support this goal, a Good Faith Effort Rubric will be implemented for all school and state testing. By signing this contract, parents and students agree to uphold the expectations outlined below, ensuring a productive and respectful testing environment.
Student Expectations for Good Faith Effort:
Personal Technology:
All personal technology (e.g., phones, smartwatches) must be placed in the teacher-designated location before the test session begins.
Behavior and Respect:
Students must remain quiet and avoid any actions that could disturb others during the test or testing session.
Following Directions:
Students are responsible for following all test-related instructions, including logging in correctly, entering codes, and completing tasks as directed.
Appropriate Use of Technology:
School-issued Chromebooks or other devices must be used exclusively for testing purposes during the session.
Attendance and Timeliness:
Students must attend testing sessions on time unless excused due to illness or a doctor’s appointment.
Focus and Attention:
Students are expected to stay focused and attentive throughout the duration of the test.
Effective Time Management:
Students will have sufficient time to complete the test. It is their responsibility to manage this time wisely and effectively.
Students will earn one point each day in each category of the Good Faith Effort Rubric they successfully meet. For school testing, this process may take place over a 1–2 day period, while for state testing, the timeframe will depend on the testing window specific to each grade level.
Recognition for Effort:
Students will have the opportunity to earn rewards for demonstrating Good Faith Effort during testing.
Please note:
Good Faith Effort Score Disclosure: Students and parents will not be informed of Good Faith Effort scores until all testing (both school and state assessments) has been completed.
State Testing Regulation: Per 703 KAR 5:080, state law prohibits the disclosure of points or scores to students until the testing period is concluded.
Effort-Based Points: The points earned reflect the effort, not the accuracy of answers. This ensures that students are recognized for their diligence and focus during testing.
Family and School Collaboration:
Teachers and administrators will thoroughly review the Good Faith Effort expectations with students before testing. However, we encourage parents to reinforce these discussions at home to ensure students fully understand the importance of their effort during testing events.
By signing below, both students and parents/guardians acknowledge the Good Faith Effort expectations and commit to supporting a positive testing experience.
Student Expectations for Good Faith Effort:
Personal Technology:
All personal technology (e.g., phones, smartwatches) must be placed in the teacher-designated location before the test session begins.
Behavior and Respect:
Students must remain quiet and avoid any actions that could disturb others during the test or testing session.
Following Directions:
Students are responsible for following all test-related instructions, including logging in correctly, entering codes, and completing tasks as directed.
Appropriate Use of Technology:
School-issued Chromebooks or other devices must be used exclusively for testing purposes during the session.
Attendance and Timeliness:
Students must attend testing sessions on time unless excused due to illness or a doctor’s appointment.
Focus and Attention:
Students are expected to stay focused and attentive throughout the duration of the test.
Effective Time Management:
Students will have sufficient time to complete the test. It is their responsibility to manage this time wisely and effectively.
Students will earn one point each day in each category of the Good Faith Effort Rubric they successfully meet. For school testing, this process may take place over a 1–2 day period, while for state testing, the timeframe will depend on the testing window specific to each grade level.
Recognition for Effort:
Students will have the opportunity to earn rewards for demonstrating Good Faith Effort during testing.
Please note:
Good Faith Effort Score Disclosure: Students and parents will not be informed of Good Faith Effort scores until all testing (both school and state assessments) has been completed.
State Testing Regulation: Per 703 KAR 5:080, state law prohibits the disclosure of points or scores to students until the testing period is concluded.
Effort-Based Points: The points earned reflect the effort, not the accuracy of answers. This ensures that students are recognized for their diligence and focus during testing.
Family and School Collaboration:
Teachers and administrators will thoroughly review the Good Faith Effort expectations with students before testing. However, we encourage parents to reinforce these discussions at home to ensure students fully understand the importance of their effort during testing events.
By signing below, both students and parents/guardians acknowledge the Good Faith Effort expectations and commit to supporting a positive testing experience.
Please see the announcement for opportunities for your student to take a Job Shadowing EHO day. Parents, please sign and complete the EHO that your student will be bringing home and return it by Friday, May 1.
This week at BCHS:
A Special Called Board of Education Meeting will be held virtually on Monday, April 27 at 1:00 PM.
Meeting Details:
April 27 Special Board Meeting
Monday, April 27 · 1:00 – 2:00 PM
Time zone: America/New_York
Join via Google Meet:
https://meet.google.com/oym-cajv-sva
Or dial: (US) +1 470-485-8743
PIN: 935 698 872#
Agenda: https://www.bourbon.kyschools.us/page/board-of-education
Attention Bourbon County families: please be advised that Friday, May 22, will be an early release day for all students. Elementary students will be dismissed at 12:00 PM, followed by Middle and High School students at 1:00 PM. Lunch will be served prior to departure.
This week at Bourbon County High School
Bourbon County High School will be administering the Kentucky Summative Assessments to our Sophomores and Juniors on Tuesday, May 5, Wednesday, May 6, and Thursday, May 7. Please make sure that your students are in attendance on these days. More information including times will come later.
Cheer Tryouts Information!!
