North Bullitt High School

Cranking out shirts, practicing real-world job skills, and raising money for North End Games. Learning with purpose and pride in every print! #EveryEagleEveryDay

Don't forget about Winter Bash! ❄️

Our Biology students took learning beyond the classroom as they presented lunch menu items they designed to an authentic audience! 🧪🍽️ Students shared their ideas with our school cafeteria staff and the district Director of Food and Nutrition, explaining the science, nutrition, and creativity behind each proposal. This real-world experience gave students meaningful feedback and showed how their learning can directly impact our school community. Student voice, real-world connections, and hands-on learning in action! 👏

English 1 students hosted a Cultural Showcase to demonstrate how literature, art, and music bring culture to life. Each student selected a culture they wanted to learn more about and researched how cultural expression shapes identity and traditions. As part of the project, students were required to include an interactive element. They brought their learning to life by preparing food, hosting bracelet-making activities, creating coloring stations, choreographing dances, and offering a variety of hands-on experiences that best represented the cultures they studied. The showcase was open to families and fellow students, providing a meaningful opportunity to celebrate the diversity, creativity, and traditions that make each culture unique and important. #EveryEagleEveryDay

Attention Student Drivers: Tomorrow morning the dark circled area will be closed in preparation of paving. Students who park there will need to park at Hebron. This will be closed Tuesday- Thursday. The single line will close after 10:45 and be closed through Thursday. Students who park there will need to park at Hebron.

📣Attendance Notes Are Due!

Please make sure all missing attendance notes from August through now are submitted by 12/17/25.

You can turn in notes in any of the following ways:
✔️ Through our online portal
✔️ Email to brittany.beller@bullitt.kyschools.us
✔️ Sent in with the student

🚍 Missed school because the bus didn’t run?
Please complete our No Bus Form so the absence can be recorded correctly.

Thank you for helping us keep attendance up-to-date! 📚✨🦅

Hot off the press!

Check out this week's episode of Beyond the Bell where Dr. Bacon interviews North Bullitt High School 's newest published author, Angel Patel!

#Movingforward #BeyondtheBell

https://youtu.be/z5fKhc6X86M

Shoutout to our top readers!

Our AP Seminar students were fully engaged yesterday as they gave each other thoughtful, meaningful feedback. These AP kiddos are doing an amazing job with silent feedback for their classmates! We love seeing them grow as thinkers, writers, and collaborators. #EveryEagleEveryDay

You’re invited to see our Biology students present their new lunch proposals! Join us as students showcase their research, creativity, and solutions to improve our school lunch experience. We’d love to have you there to support their hard work!

Our student leaders in the CTE programs have been hard at work planning their Winter Bash! We are excited to see what they have planned. Can't wait to see you there!

Our English I students have been working incredibly hard this quarter, and we couldn’t be more proud of their progress! #EveryEagleEveryDay

Our Art Classes are gearing up for their end of the year showcase! #EveryEagleEveryDay

Seniors have the opportunity to sign up to receive individual support from our KHEAA Rep and College Coach with completing the FAFSA. This is on December 9th from 11:00am to 3:00pm. Sessions are 30 minutes each and your parent/guardian may attend with you! Bring/Know the following items: Social Security number, Address, Personal Cell phone, Personal email address, Name of Colleges you applied to. link to sign up https://app.schoolinks.com/events/eYdWoo/k12-user/redirect/

We want to remind everyone of our parking expectations to ensure safety and consistency on campus. Students may only park at school if they have an official NBHS parking pass. Beginning Monday, any vehicle parked on campus without a valid parking pass will receive a warning sticker on the windshield, and the vehicle’s license plate number will be recorded. A second violation will result in the vehicle being towed at the owner’s expense. At this time, all parking passes have been sold. We will resume selling additional passes once construction is complete and additional parking spaces become available in January. Thank you for your cooperation as we work to maintain a safe and orderly parking environment for our students and staff.

History was made in Mr. Wayne's class today. The first score over 100 in Trashketball Review game history! #EveryEagleEveryDay

Students in Mrs. Starks’ class had a truly transformational learning experience this past week as they took on the challenge of designing the freshman English final project. Throughout the unit, students have explored culture through literature, art, and media. Using this understanding—along with the course standards and performance tasks—they worked collaboratively to create what they believed would be the most meaningful and engaging final assessment. Yesterday, each group presented their proposed final project, showcasing creativity, critical thinking, and a deep understanding of the content. It was inspiring to see students take ownership of their learning and design assessments that reflect both rigor and relevance.

Happy Thanksgiving from Anatomy! Exploratory Turkey Leg Dissections 🦃

Mr. Logan’s Principles of Agriculture students put their meat scientist caps on as they smoked hams! Students selected their own rub recipes, rubbed down their hams, and compared how different seasoning blends impact flavor, texture, and appearance during the smoking process—just in time for Thanksgiving this Thursday! They also tackled a classic meat science question: “What is that pink stuff in the packaging?” (Hint: it’s not blood!) Students learned about myoglobin, meat coloration, and why packaged meats look the way they do—connecting real-world food science concepts to hands-on experience. Through this lab, our students served as… 📘 Mastery Learners as they applied food science knowledge to real meat processing techniques. 🤝 Productive Collaborators as they worked in teams to season, prepare, and manage their hams throughout the smoking process. 💡 Innovative Problem Solvers as they explored how different rubs, ingredients, and science-based factors influence the final product. 💛 Community Contributors by strengthening their understanding of safe, high-quality food preparation—skills they can bring back to their families and community, especially during the holiday season.

AP Human Geography Cultural Cuisine Day! Students in AP Human Geography explored foods from cultures around the world today. Each student selected a traditional dish to prepare and share with the class, turning the classroom into a global tasting experience! It was a delicious way to connect geography with real-world cultural traditions and deepen their understanding of the world around them. 🍽️🌍