The Bowling Green Independent School District has proposed changes to elementary school boundaries that will impact Dishman McGinnis and Parker-Bennett-Curry Elementary Schools beginning with the 2019-2020 school year.

William King, principal of BGHS will soon change roles to lead the BGISD technology department. Principal King and Superintendent Gary Fields announced the transfer at a BGHS faculty meeting on Tuesday, February 12th. The move will follow the retirement of District Technology Director Sharon Logsdon.

Students at Bowling Green High School are meeting with counselors this week to plan for the 2019-2020 school year, including a new Project Me initiative and the Infinite Campus Multi-Year Academic Planner.

During the winter months, school officials keep a close watch on the weather. If the decision is made to delay or close school, our district will make every effort to notify parents, guardians, employees and the community as soon as possible. With few exceptions, the decision to delay or close school is made by 5:45 a.m., before buses begin morning routes.

Sixteen Bowling Green High School students are recipients of Scholastic Art and Writing Awards presented by SKyPAC and the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers. The results are the best in school history. SKyPAC, the south central Kentucky regional affiliate of the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, opened an exhibit on January 14, 2019 including all Gold and Silver Key pieces of visual art, with honorable mention visual art in the digital gallery, and all writing pieces in the SKyPAC reading room exhibit. Supporting sponsors include Service One Credit Union and the Kentucky Arts Council.