Bowling Green High School

Congratulations to the BGHS Football Team on winning their third straight 5A State Championship on Sunday, December 8. The Purples also continue the current longest winning streak in Kentucky with 44 straight wins. To re-live the excitement of Sunday's game, visit purplesfootball.com, purplesnation.com, or KHSAA.org for photos, statistics, and archived broadcasts. 

As we face colder temperatures and forecasts with occasional precipitation, the possibility increases for the delay or closing of school. During the winter months Transportation Director Mike McCloud and Superintendent Joe Tinius keep a close watch on the weather. If there is a possibility for snow or ice, they spend late evening and early morning hours checking road conditions, listening to forecasts, and communicating with surrounding districts. Their cooperative efforts determine if the roads are safe for our students and employees. 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.

Two teachers from Bowling Green High School, Lisa Correa and Sandra McCoy, have recently earned National Board Certification after completing the rigorous certification process and performance-based assessments. Correa and McCoy are among twenty-one current Bowling Green City School teachers to earn the NBCT distinction. 

Bowling Green High School A Cappella Choir, AcaPurples, and BGHS art students will present, “A Taste of Christmas” on Friday, December 13, and Saturday December 14, at 7:30 p.m. each night in the Commons of Bowling Green High School.  The musical extravaganza and silent art auction have become a holiday tradition. The event also provides holiday treats and refreshments to enjoy throughout the performance.  It is a great way to get in the Christmas spirit.

School computer labs are open afternoons and evenings for Bowling Green students wishing to complete school work or projects. Students may visit any school lab (not only their home school) and log in using a student username and password. The District's Acceptable Use Policy applies. Primary students must be accompanied by an adult.