Dr. John Eveland has been selected as principal of Bardstown Primary School. The Bardstown Primary School Site-Based Decision Making Council unanimously voted to hire Eveland as principal at their June 13th special called meeting at the central office. “The BPS SBDM Council and I were very fortunate to have several qualified candidates for this position, … Read more
The Summer Nutrition Program at Bardstown City Schools is back! Starting June 3, free meals are available to children under the age of 18. Children do not have to be enrolled at Bardstown City Schools to receive a meal. Summer Feeding is open to all children in the community. Our Summer Nutrition Program will kick … Read more
Michelle Ryan, the principal of Bardstown Primary School, will retire in June after leading the school for 15 years. Her retirement will mark the end of a 31-year career as an educator at Bardstown City Schools. In 1991, Ryan began her career at Bardstown City Schools as a seventh grade science teacher. After eight years … Read more
In preparation for the 2022-2023 school year, returning families will need to complete the online Annual Update each year for their current BCS students. This important, online process will allow parents to update student information including medical conditions and electronically sign beginning of year paperwork like The Healthy Kids Clinic registration form. If your family … Read more
The school day schedule will look a bit different for students in grade K-5 when the new Bardstown Elementary School opens this fall. After a year-long evaluation Bardstown City Schools has approved a proposal to start the primary and elementary school day by 15 minutes earlier. Beginning the 2022-2023 school year, Bardstown Primary and Bardstown … Read more
The Bardstown City Schools Coordinated School Health Council is sponsoring our annual walk to school event, “Steps to Success” on Wednesday May 4, 2022 for all students in grades 3-8. This event is to promote increased physical activity and kick-off our spring assessment season. Students can be dropped off by their school bus or their … Read more
Officer Andrew Riley has been named the School Resource Officer for Bardstown City Schools. Earlier this month Bardstown City Schools’ application to create a special law enforcement office was approved by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council. The district will now fully employ the School Resource Officer and be responsible for providing the resources a law … Read more
Story written by Kyndal Ganoe, Communications Intern with Bardstown City Schools. Through Bardstown City Schools’ Path2Pro program high school students can earn course credit while exploring different career paths. Seniors Omar Dizdar and Kadence Walls spend part of their school day interning at Bloomfield Farms. Omar dove into the business classes at Bardstown High School. … Read more
Bardstown City Schools enrichment classes will be held on Monday, APRIL 4 and Tuesday, APRIL 5 from 8:30am – 3:00pm. All enrichment class forms must be turned in to your child’s school office by MONDAY, March 14 Classes will be filled in the order in which registration forms are received. Please do not wait to … Read more
Masks are no longer required to be worn on school buses, per the updated CDC order. On Friday, February 25th, the CDC updated their public transit health order removing the mandate for mask wearing on buses or vans operated by private and public school systems. Beginning tomorrow, March 2nd, masks will no longer be required … Read more