Dozens of middle and high school youth were honored for their academics during the 31^st annual Bullitt County Scottish Rite Club Student Recognition Program with generous support from A.A.S.R. Valley of Louisville and Kosair Charities.

Old Mill Elementary School fifth grade student Shane Ritter used personal circumstances to pen an award-winning essay about his grandmother, Kathy Lynn Thompson.

A busy academic summer is in store for high school juniors selected as 2018 Governor’s Scholars.

Nearly a dozen middle school students have been recognized by the Duke Talent Identification Program with one youth earning both State and Grand Recognition status.

Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) state honors were garnered by several schools at the 2018 State Finals at Rupp Arena in Lexington.

North Bullitt High School Mathematics Teacher Christine Bickett was recognized in Frankfort as one of nine semifinalists for Kentucky Teacher of the Year.

All eight Bullitt County Public School elementary students participating in Kentucky’s National History Day competition in Lexington earned honors.

Major renovations at two elementary schools resulted in substantial energy cost savings and state recognition.

Freshmen Career Readiness Center students Jamisen McCrary, Preston Trundy, Kyle Callahan and Zachary Fust earned Second Place during Regional Competition of the annual Kentucky Lt. Governor Entrepreneurship Challenge and will compete at Finals in Lexington on Saturday, April 28.

The new principal at Roby Elementary School is Tonya Hill.

Kendra Cox and her two year-old son Brayden took big steps toward independence by recently moving into the Family Scholar House on Cane Run Road in Louisville.

Gatton Academy Class of 2018 Senior Maggie Lewis put her Arabic skills to use during a recent trip to Qatar, a sovereign country in Western Asia.