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Education

  • A man on a mission

    When Omar De La Cruz finished the eighth grade in 2009, he had never missed a day of school.

    With four years of high school ahead, Omar made it his mission to keep the tradition going.

    At that point, the Bardstown resident already had eight years perfect attendance.

    “I thought I might as well go four more years,” said the Bethlehem High School senior.

    From eighth grade on, Omar made it a point to attend every day of school.

    “I took it seriously,” he said.

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  • Six NCHS juniors accepted to Governor’s Scholars Program

    Six Nelson County High School Juniors have been accepted to the Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program this year.

    Lori Allen, Katrina Boone, Kaylee Hall, Morgan Janes, Brendan Matthews and Hunter Smith have all been notified by the GSP program that they have been accepted to attend the highly selective summer program that involves five weeks of study at one of three participating Kentucky colleges and universities.

    Participating schools include Bellarmine University, Louisville; Murray State University, Murray; and Morehead State University, Morehead.

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  • Three TNHS juniors accepted to Governor’s Scholars Program

    Three Thomas Nelson High School Juniors have been accepted to the Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program this year.

    Emily Davis, Stephany Vittitow and Maggie Downs have been notified by the GSP program that they have been accepted to attend the highly selective summer program this year. The program involves five weeks of study at one of three participating Kentucky colleges and universities.

    Participating schools include Bellarmine University, Louisville; Murray State University, Murray; and Morehead State University, Morehead.

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  • New Haven School selects Badgett as new principal

    Shelley Badgett has been selected as principal by the New Haven School  Site Based Decision Making Council.

    Badgett was selected May 10.

    Badgett comes to New Haven from Washington County, where she has been a special education teacher since 2004 at North Washington Elementary School, and also served as the Early College High School Program Coordinator for the Washington County Board of Education. Like NHS, North Washington is a rural K-8 school.

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  • Bardstown Elementary Names March/April Students of the Month

    Bardstown Elementary Names March/April Students of the Month

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  • Bardstown High junior accepted to 2013 Governor’s School for the Arts

    Adam Hicks, Bardstown High School junior, has been accepted into the 2013 Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts (GSA). Hicks will spend three weeks this summer on the campus of Transylvania University in Lexington immersed in a rigorous curriculum related to vocal music.  

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  • Bluegrass Christian Academy honor roll

    Third Nine Weeks 2012-13

    K4 Class: Mrs. Hilbert –
    Fruit of the Spirit
    Love—Preston Benningfield
    Joy — Logan Prewitt
    Patience — Henry Smith
    Kindness — Hailee Cissell
    Goodness — Maggie Wheatley
    Faithfulness — Caleb Pinnick
    Gentleness — Hayden Adams
    Self Control — Bryndall Clutts
    K5 Class: Mrs. Roby/Mrs. Chesser  –
    Fruit of the Spirit
    Love — David-Henry Van Horn
    Peace — Caroline Carwile

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  • Nelson County students graduate from Mid-Continent

    MAYFIELD, KY. – Saturday, May 11, Dr. Robert Imhoff, President of Mid-Continent University, confered degrees to approximately 340 students. Commencement ceremonies were at Graves County High School in Mayfield.

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  • Graduation

    Elisabeth Gray Alexander, of Bloomfield, graduated from Murray State University on May 11. She received a bachelor of science degree in television production.
    She is the daughter of James and Megan Alexander.

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  • Bardstown High FBLA successful at state, 4 to compete at national level

    Members of the Bardstown High School Future Business Leaders of America have garnered a lot of success this year in their regional and state Leadership Conferences. They hope their winning streak will continue when four of their members compete in the National Leadership Conference in California in June.

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