News & Announcements ~ 2/6/2026
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Unified Track Schedule
#ChargerNation #Unrivaled
Charger wrestling senior night!
During National School Counseling Week, we are celebrating the incredible impact of our four high school guidance counselors: Ms. Clark, Richardson, Steinmetz and Walker!
Whether they are navigating complex college applications, providing a safe space for social-emotional support, or helping students "amplify" their unique potential, these four are the heart of our school community.
To our students: They are your advocates, listeners, and goal-setters.
To our families: They are the vital bridge between home and school.
To our staff: They are the teammates who help every student thrive.
Thank you for your tireless dedication, your open doors, and for always helping our students dream big! 🏆🍎
Whether they are navigating complex college applications, providing a safe space for social-emotional support, or helping students "amplify" their unique potential, these four are the heart of our school community.
To our students: They are your advocates, listeners, and goal-setters.
To our families: They are the vital bridge between home and school.
To our staff: They are the teammates who help every student thrive.
Thank you for your tireless dedication, your open doors, and for always helping our students dream big! 🏆🍎
Please see the message below regarding 8th-grade scheduling and parent night.
There's still time to sign up!
I'd like to shout out our maintenance department and thank them for the extensive work they've put in making our campus safe for students! They were able to clear the sidewalk next to 44 to give our students a safe place to walk. If you know someone in BCPS maintenance, make sure you thank them for doing such a great job!
I also want to remind everyone to be patient and drive safely while on or near campus. Many of our young drivers are navigating these conditions for the first time. I'd ask that everyone continue to use extreme caution to ensure our campus is safe for everyone on it.
Also, please be respectful of our local businesses and stay out of their parking lots during arrival and dismissal. Or local business do a great job of supporting our school and we need to do our part to keep their lots clear for their business to operate normally.
I am thankful for this community and its responsiveness to safety and community needs! BEHS is truly a special place and I am honored to be a part of this great community!
I also want to remind everyone to be patient and drive safely while on or near campus. Many of our young drivers are navigating these conditions for the first time. I'd ask that everyone continue to use extreme caution to ensure our campus is safe for everyone on it.
Also, please be respectful of our local businesses and stay out of their parking lots during arrival and dismissal. Or local business do a great job of supporting our school and we need to do our part to keep their lots clear for their business to operate normally.
I am thankful for this community and its responsiveness to safety and community needs! BEHS is truly a special place and I am honored to be a part of this great community!
Homecoming week is quickly approaching!
Bullitt East Swim and Dive team had an amazing night competing in the Regional Championships! Both Girls and Boys teams finished 3rd place at St. X on Saturday against some tough competition. Everyone swam a personal best and school records were broken!
Congratulations and good luck at State this Saturday!
Senior and current school record holder, Makenzie Lovett, placed 1st with a PB in the 100 Breaststroke, qualifying her to swim at the State meet on Saturday. She also placed 4th in the 200 Individual Medley. Abbie Davis, 8th grader at MWMS, placed 2nd in the 500 Freestyle with a PB and qualified for State! She also placed 5th in the 100 Breaststroke.
Senior Ella Bischoff cut time to get PB in both the 50 Freestyle and the 100 Freestyle, placing 5th in both.
Brody Ringo, 7th Grader at Eastside and the youngest swimmer of over 100 at the Championships, had two PBs. He placed 6th in the 200 Freestyle and 7th in the 500 Freestyle. Junior Payton Jones swam a PB in the 100 Freestyle and placed 7th. Freshman Beau Ringo had time drops for two personal bests. He placed 8th in the 50 Freestyle and 7th in the 100 Backstroke. Senior Isaac Lewis had a PB in the 100 Breaststroke to place 9th. He also placed 7th in the 50 Freestyle. Junior Myles Broskey swam a PB in the 100 Freestyle for 10th place and placed 12th in the 50 Freestyle.
Miles Lewis, 8th Grader at MWMS, placed13th in the 100 Breaststroke with a huge PB. He placed 11th in the 100 Freestyle. Brayden Reese, first year swimmer and 9th grader, had two PBs in the 50 Freestyle and 100 Freestyle, placing 16th and 14th respectively. Our relays won big!
The Girls 200 Medley Relay (Payton Jones, Makenzie Lovett, Abigial Davis and Ella Bischoff) finished 3rd place with a PB time and a new school record of 2:12.74! They swam the 400 Freestyle Relay at the end of the night and broke another school record! for Makenzie Lovett, Payton Jones, Ella Bischoff and Abigail Davis advances to State! 4:34.22
The boys dropped time in the 200 Medley Relay (Brody Ringo, Isaac Lewis, Beau Ringo and Myles Broskey) and placed 3rd. They swam the very last swim of the night and broke the record in the 400 Freestyle Relay. Beau Ringo, Miles Lewis, Brody Ringo, and Isaac Lewis – 4:01.14 Both relays qualified to swim again at State on Saturday, February 7th at University of Louisville.
Congratulations and good luck at State this Saturday!
Senior and current school record holder, Makenzie Lovett, placed 1st with a PB in the 100 Breaststroke, qualifying her to swim at the State meet on Saturday. She also placed 4th in the 200 Individual Medley. Abbie Davis, 8th grader at MWMS, placed 2nd in the 500 Freestyle with a PB and qualified for State! She also placed 5th in the 100 Breaststroke.
Senior Ella Bischoff cut time to get PB in both the 50 Freestyle and the 100 Freestyle, placing 5th in both.
Brody Ringo, 7th Grader at Eastside and the youngest swimmer of over 100 at the Championships, had two PBs. He placed 6th in the 200 Freestyle and 7th in the 500 Freestyle. Junior Payton Jones swam a PB in the 100 Freestyle and placed 7th. Freshman Beau Ringo had time drops for two personal bests. He placed 8th in the 50 Freestyle and 7th in the 100 Backstroke. Senior Isaac Lewis had a PB in the 100 Breaststroke to place 9th. He also placed 7th in the 50 Freestyle. Junior Myles Broskey swam a PB in the 100 Freestyle for 10th place and placed 12th in the 50 Freestyle.
Miles Lewis, 8th Grader at MWMS, placed13th in the 100 Breaststroke with a huge PB. He placed 11th in the 100 Freestyle. Brayden Reese, first year swimmer and 9th grader, had two PBs in the 50 Freestyle and 100 Freestyle, placing 16th and 14th respectively. Our relays won big!
The Girls 200 Medley Relay (Payton Jones, Makenzie Lovett, Abigial Davis and Ella Bischoff) finished 3rd place with a PB time and a new school record of 2:12.74! They swam the 400 Freestyle Relay at the end of the night and broke another school record! for Makenzie Lovett, Payton Jones, Ella Bischoff and Abigail Davis advances to State! 4:34.22
The boys dropped time in the 200 Medley Relay (Brody Ringo, Isaac Lewis, Beau Ringo and Myles Broskey) and placed 3rd. They swam the very last swim of the night and broke the record in the 400 Freestyle Relay. Beau Ringo, Miles Lewis, Brody Ringo, and Isaac Lewis – 4:01.14 Both relays qualified to swim again at State on Saturday, February 7th at University of Louisville.
Attention Morning Car Riders
This morning we had several kids walking on 44 after being dropped off at the strip mall on Eastbrooke Point because the sidewalks are still covered with snow. I want to make everyone aware that we are making an alternate drop off area at the crosswalk on Eastbrook Point near the student lots by the football field.
There is a crosswalk at the first entrance to the student parking lot that you can pull up to and let your student out. We have an AP, Mr. Crepps, stationed at that point to ensure traffic and students are moving safely. Please use this alternate drop off point instead of dropping off at the strip mall. The line in front of the building will stay the same. After dropping your student off, you will continue on Eastbrooke Point and exit towards Bardstown Road. No parents will be permitted to pull into the student parking lots. This option is only for drop off in the morning, this is not an option for pick up in the afternoon. This will create a much safer environment for our students in the morning.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
We are excited to welcome our students back to the building tomorrow after our NTI and snow days. We can't wait to see everyone and are looking forward to a great day of in-person learning together!
As we return, our main focus in the morning will be getting everyone into the building as safely and efficiently as possible. We will do our best to keep the drop-off line moving quickly, and we truly appreciate your patience and cooperation.
A few important notes for the morning:
- We know it will be very cold in the morning. To help the drop-off line move smoothly, we ask that students exit vehicles from any spot past the corner of the library.
- If your student is driving, all parking spots are clear. There are several spots behind the baseball field closest to Hughes Family Dentistry that are only partially uncovered, so we ask students to use extra caution in that area.
- We recognize that many students are new to driving and may be experiencing these conditions for the first time. Please remind student drivers to be careful across the entire campus as they arrive.
Mr. Brangers will be stationed near the baseball field area in the morning to assist students if needed. Our district facilities team did a fantastic job clearing sidewalks, allowing us to operate as normally as possible. They deserve a big THANK YOU! If you know someone on the facilities team, make sure you show them some gratitude for the hard work they've done to make our facilities safe for our students!
Thank you for your continued support, patience, and partnership. We truly appreciate all of you, and we can't wait to welcome your students back into the building tomorrow morning!
We are excited to welcome our students back to the building tomorrow after our NTI and snow days. We can't wait to see everyone and are looking forward to a great day of in-person learning together!
As we return, our main focus in the morning will be getting everyone into the building as safely and efficiently as possible. We will do our best to keep the drop-off line moving quickly, and we truly appreciate your patience and cooperation.
A few important notes for the morning:
- We know it will be very cold in the morning. To help the drop-off line move smoothly, we ask that students exit vehicles from any spot past the corner of the library.
- If your student is driving, all parking spots are clear. There are several spots behind the baseball field closest to Hughes Family Dentistry that are only partially uncovered, so we ask students to use extra caution in that area.
- We recognize that many students are new to driving and may be experiencing these conditions for the first time. Please remind student drivers to be careful across the entire campus as they arrive.
Mr. Brangers will be stationed near the baseball field area in the morning to assist students if needed. Our district facilities team did a fantastic job clearing sidewalks, allowing us to operate as normally as possible. They deserve a big THANK YOU! If you know someone on the facilities team, make sure you show them some gratitude for the hard work they've done to make our facilities safe for our students!
Thank you for your continued support, patience, and partnership. We truly appreciate all of you, and we can't wait to welcome your students back into the building tomorrow morning!
Teachers, staff and students,
Please take a few minutes after your day wraps up to help devices fully reset and prevent any small tech issues from popping up.
When you’re finished for the day, please:
Clear your browser cache
Check for any pending updates
Completely shut down your computer (not just close the lid)
We’ve seen a few issues recently with Google Meet features like cameras, microphones, and screen sharing. In many cases, those issues have been resolved simply by following the steps above. Allowing devices to fully shut down helps systems reset and run more smoothly.
Reach out to keith barnes at Keith.barnes@bullitt.kyschools.us for any additional information.
Please take a few minutes after your day wraps up to help devices fully reset and prevent any small tech issues from popping up.
When you’re finished for the day, please:
Clear your browser cache
Check for any pending updates
Completely shut down your computer (not just close the lid)
We’ve seen a few issues recently with Google Meet features like cameras, microphones, and screen sharing. In many cases, those issues have been resolved simply by following the steps above. Allowing devices to fully shut down helps systems reset and run more smoothly.
Reach out to keith barnes at Keith.barnes@bullitt.kyschools.us for any additional information.
Friday's picture retakes have been cancelled.
Dear Perspective Student Drivers and Families,
We’re excited to support you as you prepare for your driver’s permit test!
To ensure a smooth experience, we recommend starting the No Pass/No Drive form process at least 10 calendar days before your scheduled appointment. This allows enough time for:
The student to complete their portion
Verification of student credentials
Required signatures to be gathered
Notification of completion (email to student)
Student pickup of the completed form
Processing typically takes 1–5 school days, depending on the volume of requests, staff availability, and the time of year. Please note that this is not a same-day or counter service process.
Breaks and holidays may cause delays. In these cases, we’ll share updates through Email, Text Messages, School Announcements, and Google Classroom.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Best of luck on your upcoming test!
Students need to check their Google grade level classroom for their scheduled picture time.
Spring Flag Football parent MTG
Reminder: Today will be NTI Day 3. The schedule is attached. Stay warm!!
News & Announcements ~ 1/23/2026
https://bcps-newsletter.edurooms.com/engage/bullitt-east-high-school/newsletters/news-announcements-1-23-2026
https://bcps-newsletter.edurooms.com/engage/bullitt-east-high-school/newsletters/news-announcements-1-23-2026
Last night at the Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce awards dinner, our Charged Media Solutions team, and adviser Larry Steinmetz, were honored with the Business and Education Alliance Award.
The Charged Media team works with businesses in our community to build their brand. They do everything from designing logos and photography to creating documents, posters, and creating a social media presence.
The team works at part of our Media Arts Internship in our graphic design pathway. Mr. Steinmetz started Charged Media six years ago and they have served dozens of businesses in the community.
Steinmetz frequently presents at national conferences to help schools start similar teams. He is also a founding board member of the Integrated Marketing and Communications Association at the University of Mississippi.
The Charged Media Solutions team consists of Emma Walker, president, Bailey Basham, yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Haylee Donovan, journalism Editor-in-Chief, Kaden Vogel, Loreli Willis, Zach England, Addison Akridge and Elise Barresi.
The Charged Media team works with businesses in our community to build their brand. They do everything from designing logos and photography to creating documents, posters, and creating a social media presence.
The team works at part of our Media Arts Internship in our graphic design pathway. Mr. Steinmetz started Charged Media six years ago and they have served dozens of businesses in the community.
Steinmetz frequently presents at national conferences to help schools start similar teams. He is also a founding board member of the Integrated Marketing and Communications Association at the University of Mississippi.
The Charged Media Solutions team consists of Emma Walker, president, Bailey Basham, yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Haylee Donovan, journalism Editor-in-Chief, Kaden Vogel, Loreli Willis, Zach England, Addison Akridge and Elise Barresi.
