North Bullitt High School

Recently, students from across our district showcased their passion for teaching and learning at the 2024 Educators Rising Kentucky State Conference. The event, held at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, drew a record number of 771 high school students from 53 schools across 33 Kentucky school districts.

The conference, which featured breakout sessions with educators and experts, as well as competitive events, highlighted the dedication and talent of our students interested in education-related careers. BCPS students excelled in various categories, showcasing their skills and commitment to their future career field.

We had several students from across the district earn medals in the state-level competition. From Bullitt Central High School, Emma-Marie Glockler and Olivia White secured 3rd place in the “Inside Our Schools” category, demonstrating their understanding of educational environments and practices. North Bullitt High School students Xoey Blanton and Emma Bannon claimed 2nd place in the “JV Children's Literature K-3” category, showcasing their creativity and storytelling abilities. Emily Leonard from North Bullitt High School also secured 2nd Place in the “JV Educators Rising Moment” category, highlighting her passion for teaching and inspiring others. Grace Conely and Kennedy Scott, from Bullitt East High School, also earned a second-place award in the Interactive Bulletin Board category. In addition to these medalists, BCPS also had several other students earn top ten placements at the conference:

These achievements align with our district’s Core Value of being "Future Focused," as we emphasize growing our own teachers through the Teaching and Learning Pathways at each of our high schools. These pathways provide students with hands-on teaching experience and help them cultivate the skills needed to be successful educators.

"Participating in the Educators Rising Kentucky State Conference was an incredible opportunity for our students to showcase their passion for teaching and learning," said Dr. Adrienne Usher, BCPS Assistant Superintendent. "We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and look forward to seeing them continue to excel in the field of education."

Educators Rising Kentucky is a career and technical student organization that provides young people with hands-on teaching experience, helping sustain student interest in the profession and preparing them for successful future careers in education.

Check out photos from this event here.