The Butler County High School Business Department Advisory Council met on February 8th at noon with a luncheon to discuss current issues facing the business workplace/workers. Members of the council are Robin Adcock, Lori Cardwell, Gina Givens, and Laura Lynch.
Education


School News1. The following students have advanced to STLP State Competition on March 22nd in Lexington, KY.Fundraiser - See the Sites of Butler County One Month at a Time (BC Calendar) Hannah McClelland, Hannah Perry, and Mikayla Iler.

Western Kentucky University honored the students who fulfilled their graduation requirements on December 17, 2011. The names of all Butler County graduates are listed below.Kimberly R. BuGay of Morgantown, Bachelor of ArtsKayla R. Hack of Morgantown, Bachelor of Science

School News1. 6th grade will be hosting a Valentine Dance-February 10, 2012---3:00-4:30. Admission will be $3 and concessions will be open as well.2. BCMS Boys’ Baseball will be having a meeting February 8th at 5:30 p.m. at BCMS cafeteria.

Financial aid loans and often grants are available to make going back to college affordable. State grant funding is based on a first-come, first-serve basis and may be gone as soon as the middle of February.

The Butler County High School Site Based Decision Making Council will have their monthly meeting on February 2 at 4:30 p.m. in the BCHS Library.
Agenda:

BCMS STLP Community Savers have continued their work towards helping the community. In January we collected Spare Change for the Butler County Youth Service Center for a total of $446.90. Mrs. Bucklew’s homeroom class collected $101.83, the highest in 6th grade; Mrs.

Members of the Butler County High School Family, Community, and Career Leaders of America (FCCLA) recently competed in the Region 4 STAR Events competition.

Butler County High School Principal Patrick O'Driscoll is proud to announce all of the students who made the Honor Roll for the second nine weeks.
A college education is more affordable than many people may think. Financial aid comes in many forms. Many Kentucky residents may qualify for Federal and one or more State Grants. A grant is not a loan and will not have to be repaid. State grant monies are running out earlier every year.


















































