Bardstown City Schools

Bardstown City Schools is a school district located in Bardstown, Kentucky that was established in 1908.[2] It operates Bardstown High School, Bardstown Middle School, Bardstown Elementary School, Bardstown Primary School, and Early Childhood Education Center. These six school buildings are located on three campuses with currently 2,794 students enrolled for the 2016–2017 school year.

Bardstown City Schools
Address
308 North Fifth Street

Bardstown
,
KY
40004
Information
School typePublic
Founded1908
School boardBoard of Education
School districtBardstown City Schools
SuperintendentDr. Ryan Clark(2018-present)
Staff397
GradesPK-12
Enrollment2,794 (2016-2017)
CampusCampus map
School color(s)purple      Gold     
MascotTigers
NicknameTigers
AffiliationSouthern Association of Colleges and Schools
Websitewww.bardstown.kyschools.us
Bardstown High School
Address
400 North Fifth Street

Bardstown
,
KY
40004
Information
School typePublic Secondary
School districtBardstown City Schools
PrincipalChris Pickett
Grades9–12
Enrollment593[1] (2018–19)
WebsiteBHS web page
Bardstown Middle School
Address
410 North Fifth Street

Bardstown
,
KY
40004
Information
School typePublic Secondary
School districtBardstown City Schools
PrincipalMellisa Taylor
Grades6–8
Enrollment527 (2016-2017)
WebsiteBMS web page
Bardstown Elementary School
Address
420 North Fifth Street

Bardstown
,
KY
40004
Information
School typePublic Primary
School districtBardstown City Schools
PrincipalBrian Courtney
Grades3–5
Enrollment635 (2016-2017)
WebsiteBES web page
Bardstown Primary School
Address
1000 Templin Avenue

Bardstown
,
KY
40004
Information
School typePublic Primary
School districtBardstown City Schools
PrincipalMichelle Ryan
GradesK-2
Enrollment707 (2016-2017)
WebsiteBPS web page
Bardstown Early Childhood Education Center
Address
980 Templin Avenue

Bardstown
,
KY
40004
Information
School typePublic Preschool
School districtBardstown City Schools
PrincipalMichelle Sharp
GradesPK
Enrollment273 (2016-2017)
WebsiteBEC web page

The primary, elementary, middle and high Schools are all managed by a six-member Site-Based Decision Making Council. The SBDM Councils are composed of three teacher representatives, two parent representatives and the school's principal.

Computers and hand-held devices are available in all K-12 schools at a ratio of one computer to every three children. All classrooms are linked directly indirectly to the Internet.

Bardstown was one of Kentucky's first school systems to adopt a year-round calendar during the 1995–96 school year, and system-wide school uniform policy for students in 1998.[2]

Community Education

Community Education has been serving students for 22 years. The program operates on a year-round basis offering GED instruction, TABE testing for industry and the WIA program, English Language Learners (ELL) classes, literacy, corrections education, and community education programs.[3]

Bardstown Foundation

The Bardstown Foundation for Excellence in Public Education was started in 1985 as the first private foundation in the state of Kentucky to support a public school system. Since its inception, the foundation has raised more than $800,000 from private sources to enhance the educational programs of Bardstown City Schools.[4]

Clubs and activities

Bardstown High School

Bardstown Middle School

Sports

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Postgraduate statistics (2016–2017)
Where Percent (%)
College74% (55% to 4-year, 19% to 2-year)
Military3%
Work23%

Superintendents
Superintendents Term
Brent Holsclaw2005–Present
Dr. Robert Smotherman1983–2005
Milton Graham1976–1982
Dr. Abraham L. Hammons1970–1975
Ted L. Crosthwait1956–1970
Henry T. Cooper1948–1956
W.D. Chilton1943–1948
Wade F. Hibbs1932–1943
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See also

References
  1. "2018–2019 Audited School Enrollments (in alphabetic order)" (PDF). Kentucky High School Athletic Association. Retrieved March 21, 2019.
  2. "Board of Education". Retrieved 2012-09-05.
  3. Adult and Community Education Center, Retrieved 2012-09-05.
  4. Bardstown Foundation, Retrieved 2012-09-05.
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