
Congratulations to our Itty Bitty Purples and their families, celebrating promotion to Kindergarten this week.
BGISD Preschool classrooms are located at T. C. Cherry Elementary, Parker-Bennett-Curry Elementary, and the Bowling Green Learning Center. Three and four year old students attend four days per week. For more information about our program, visit the website or call 270-746-2277.







Admiral Adventures in Kindergarten! ⚓
Ms. Huddy and Ms. Lindhart’s classes transformed into detectives! Armed with magnifying glasses and notebooks, they went on a building-wide hunt for elusive Sneaky Es.
While the detectives were busy on the ground, Mr. White’s class spent the day in outer space, including coding LEGO robots to navigate the lunar surface. Great work teams!








Surprise! A Well-Deserved Honor for Ann Bolin!
Mrs. Ann Bolin was surprised today with a school-wide assembly to celebrate her being named a WKU Distinguished Educator in Exceptional Education! Dr. Corinne Murphy, Dean of the WKU College of Education and Behavioral Sciences, presented the award.
From teaching Braille and fostering student independence to leading T. C. Cherry’s morning meetings and the school’s annual cereal drive, Mrs. Bolin is a true advocate and mentor. As her principal Mrs. Sheryl Anderson says, she is a leader for all children.
Congratulations, Mrs. Bolin! We are so proud to have you in BGISD! 💜🍒





First graders run for the roses in the annual Potter Gray Stick Horse Derby!












Students from Bowling Green High School, Bowling Green Junior High and Parker-Bennett-Curry won top awards at the STLP State Championship on Friday, April 24th. GO PURPLES!
CREATIVE DIGITAL ARTS FINALISTS
Bowling Green High School:
Digital Photography: 1ST PLACE, Ethan Gallagher
Bowling Green Junior High:
Epublishing: 1ST PLACE, Purple News Network Team
Media Literacy Awareness: 1ST PLACE, Abby Buchanon & Mary Anna Swietek
Podcast: 1ST PLACE, BGJHS Spirt Radio
Animation: 2ND PLACE, Lucas Yeargin
Infographic: 2ND PLACE, Saanvi Aravantagi
Parker-Bennett-Curry Elementary:
Epublishing 2ND PLACE, Future Ambassador Team:
Loretta Ford, Klaire Sea, Kaitlyn Ruvalcaba Rivera, Wimana Jantie,
Emanuel Byamungu, Itzel Olivo Guillen, Brandon Escobar
STLP CHALLENGE: Bowling Green Junior High
Tech Bowl: 1ST PLACE, Nash Turner
Cinemania: 1ST PLACE, BGJHS Theater
Sumo Bot Robotics: 1ST PLACE, Nick Morris and Paxton Fuqua




Congratulations to the BGHS Esports Team on the Rocket League State Championship! The team beat Louisville Trinity in the state semifinal this morning and Montgomery County in the final. This is the Esports Team’s third state championship in its history. Go Purples!

Fifth grade students across the district have learned from a history-themed STEAM challenge while learning about the Revolutionary War. Will they reenact history?
Instead of muskets and horses, the students were armed with LEGO robots and chromebooks. Each team was challenged to "enlist" components to modify their robots, preparing their "army" for battle. Then, students had to code their robots with movements to navigate their designated battlefields.





Bowling Green High School Medical Arts students performed live venipunctures today on faculty and staff volunteers. Certification as a phlebotomy technician requires a minimum of thirty venipunctures and ten capillary or finger sticks on live individuals. BGHS Medical Arts students will be eligible for the CPT exam in May and certification after graduation.
The future of healthcare is in good hands!






⚽ Zippi Willgruber: Transylvania University
🏀 Kori Ware: Berea College
🎳 Jayla McClellan: Brescia University
🥎 Payton Steward: Coastal Alabama Community College
🏈 Ethan Kirkwood: Georgetown College
🏈 Trey Graham: Union Commonwealth University
⚾ Logan Johnson: Union Commonwealth University
Photos by Ethan Gallagher








On Wednesday, April 22nd Bowling Green High School spent the day providing an awareness of essential skills through a series of workshops and sessions. Students rotated through blocks focused on financial literacy, home and auto care, health and wellness, and economic independence.







BGISD offers preschool four days per week with sessions on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
For more information visit www.bgreen.kyschools.us/preschool

Dishman McGinnis: Nayeli Benitez, Billony-Jane Elias, Buuma Tumaini
Parker-Bennett-Curry: Klaire Sea
Potter Gray: Sutton Gilliam, Lily Mantlo, Haizley Perez, Elin Pharis, Elsie Salmon
T. C. Cherry: Ava Lee
W. R. McNeill: Penny Campbell, Piper Durbin, Jezliah Givens, Zoey Guerra, Beckette Smith

BGHS Presents Legally Blonde the Musical! Directed by Madeline Wilson and Joshua Wagner with choreography by Lalla-Rose Stanley.
April 17, 7:00 pm
April 18, 7:00 pm
April 19, 3:00 pm
TICKETS are $13.00 each and the link may be purchased from the district and school websites.










✨🧚♂️ From T. C. Cherry to Neverland! 🏴☠️✨
The T. C. Cherry Drama Club school day performance of Peter Pan.
One more chance to see the show, tonight, March 27, at 6:00 p.m. in the school gym.
Admission is free, concessions will be available to purchase.








Congratulations to our amazing student musicians and directors: Haley Patterson, Joshua Wagner, Patrick O’Rourke, Landon Case, Aleka Chau, Anjali Sivaainkaran, Christi Shores, and Lucas Allen.
BGHS A Cappella Choir
BGHS Bellissima Choir
BGHS Choristers
BGJHS 7th and 8th Grade Mixed Choir
BGJHS 7th and 8th Grade Treble Choir
BGHS Advanced Orchestra
BGHS LEAD Academy Orchestra
BGJHS 6th Grade Orchestra
BGJHS 7th Grade Orchestra
BGJHS 8th Grade Orchestra
BGISD Elementary Orchestra
BGHS Symphonic Band
BGHS Wind Ensemble
BGJHS 7th Grade Band
BGJHS 8th Grade Band
#ExcellenceIsWorthTheEffort

From advanced courses and career pathways to the arts and student life, the Class of 2030 visited Bowling Green High School today for the My Options Expo. BGHS Student Ambassadors led groups through a 15-station rotation to explore the many different opportunities offered on campus.
The Expo included several hands-on activities around the building, including the Medical Arts Academy with phlebotomy, nursing, and EMT, as well as the HVAC and Industrial Maintenance Labs. Students also learned about paid internships with BGISD in areas such as Information Technology and Early Childhood Education.
Families of 8th grade students are invited to the BGHS Performing Arts Center tonight at 6:00 pm to meet teachers and learn more!








It’s quiet in the American Sign Language Enrichment class at BGJHS, but the communication never stops! 🤟 Students are working to learn this new language as Ms. Lee Flener teaches them to sign.




Thanks to M&L Electrical and Junior Achievement for the partnership and investment in our students.




