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At A Glance
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206 Years of Academic Excellence
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25 Average Class Size
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100% College Acceptance
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11 Counties Served

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Athletic News!
Congratulations to Maddy Krill and Evan Arms on being named our Wings and Rings Student Athletes of the Month! π Both Maddy and Evan are incredible leaders who consistently make an impact on the court and field. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to their teams truly stand out, and they are more than deserving of this recognition. We are so proud of both of you and all that you continue to accomplish!
Appreciation!
ππ Ending the First Nine Weeks on a GREAT Note! ππ
A huge THANK YOU to our wonderful Sunshine Committee, led by Mrs. Susan Kuntz, and to Wings and Rings here in Bardstown for providing our faculty and staff with a delicious lunch on our last day of school before Fall Break!
We are incredibly blessed at Bethlehem to have such amazing parents, families, and local businesses who continually find ways to support and encourage our small school community. It truly takes a village, and ours is pretty special! ππ
Thank you for taking such great care of our faculty and staff and helping us head into Fall Break with full heartsβand full stomachs!
A huge THANK YOU to our wonderful Sunshine Committee, led by Mrs. Susan Kuntz, and to Wings and Rings here in Bardstown for providing our faculty and staff with a delicious lunch on our last day of school before Fall Break!
We are incredibly blessed at Bethlehem to have such amazing parents, families, and local businesses who continually find ways to support and encourage our small school community. It truly takes a village, and ours is pretty special! ππ
Thank you for taking such great care of our faculty and staff and helping us head into Fall Break with full heartsβand full stomachs!
Club News!
Mrs. Melega had the wonderful opportunity to take two of the leaders of Culture Club, Wyatt Bagby and Leilani Smith, to the Nelson County Public Libraryβs ESL class! ππ Students had the chance to connect and share conversations with adult learners from Japan, Cuba, and Mexico, creating a truly meaningful experience centered around openness, compassion, and human connection. It was a beautiful opportunity to learn from others, appreciate different cultures and experiences, and see how much we can gain when we take the time to connect with one another. Even more special, Wyatt and Leilani were so inspired by the experience that they are hoping to reach out to ESL leader Gail Hart about returning on their own during school breaks! What a wonderful example of our students putting their leadership and compassion into action!