Congratulations again to the Bowling Green High School Hall of Honor, Class of 2026:
Doug Mefford, Class of 1981
Ashlee Wilson Quinn, Class of 2005
Justin Tidwell, Class of 2006
📖🪓 Inspired by Gary Paulsen’s book 'Hatchet,' Potter Gray 5th graders joined local Scouts and volunteers for an Outdoor Survival Challenge. Students spent time learning to build fires and shelters, navigate with a compass, administer basic first aid, and signal for help.
BGJHS 8th graders attended the SCK LAUNCH Experience on Thursday, a hands-on career expo designed to showcase career pathways and opportunities in our region. The event is organized by the BG Area Chamber of Commerce with support from WKU, SKYCTC, and local business partners.
Members of Boys 2 Men Leadership at Parker-Bennett-Curry signed their “I Am A Leader Contracts” in a ceremony on Thursday afternoon.
This Friday, we will celebrate the BGHS Hall of Honor, Class of 2026:
Doug Mefford, 1981
Ashlee Wilson Quinn, 2005
Justin Tidwell, 2006
Honorees and guests will visit BGHS for a small lunch on, and tour of the school, prior to being introduced at the Homecoming football game.
Teach 2 Transform 2026-27! Teachers across the district applied to collaborate and learn new skills alongside colleagues and the BGISD Technology Department. Congratulations!
Melanie Dickinson
John Horton
Caitlin Bowra
Kayla Windom
Courtney Biggs
Roxanne Walls
Jennifer Lopes
BGISD Introduces the Hall of Honor Class of 2026 bgreen.kyschools.us/o/bgi/ar…
Lab Day in Biology I!
BGHS students tested chemical reactions with chicken liver enzymes. They observed hydrogen peroxide break down into water and oxygen, and tested both temperature and pH to see how the enzymes responded in different environments.
Learning about trait variations, senses, and energy efficiency, Dishman McGinnis 4th graders have a better understanding of what it takes for bats to survive, thanks to a visit from Conrad with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife. 🦇
The AcTours program from the Ramsey Theatre Company presented “The Revolutionary Choice: Freedom or the Crown” written by BGJHS teacher Shawn Quinn. Thanks to Series Sponsor: Logan Aluminum and School Sponsor: TVA
Once upon a time in kindergarten… McNeill Elementary students act out classic fairy tales with help from WKU Theatre in Education students.
Hands-On Learning for Agriculture Awareness Week!
Mrs. Rhonda Dotson brought fresh soybean plants from Dotson Farms for McNeill First graders to have a hands-on look. Students examined the pods, discussed everyday soy uses, and watched how soybeans are harvested on farms.
After learning about safe kitchen practices, Culinary I students entered the lab to find a mock crime scene. Ms. Whitis challenged them to find more than 20 hazards. Students completed reports then wrote articles explaining what could have happened to their “victim.”
BGHS hosted Options and Opportunities, for seniors to learn more about post-graduation pathways. Sessions included topics such as College Finances, SKYCTC / Work Ready Scholarship, Essay Writing, Collegiate Athletics, Interview Skills, Personal Finance, and Military Recruitment.
BGISD Tax Rate Approved September 14, 2026 bgreen.kyschools.us/o/bgi/ar…
Congratulations National Merit Semifinalists from BGHS! bgreen.kyschools.us/o/bgi/ar…
🚴🏼♀️ Safety instruction and hands-on fun!🚦
Thanks to BikeWalkBG for teaching Parker-Bennett-Curry fourth graders about bike safety, rules of the road, and staying active.
Think Kindness President and Founder Brian Willams visited three schools Wednesday, challenging students at Dishman McGinnis, Potter Gray, and McNeill Elementary Schools to complete and document random acts of kindness over the next 15 days.
































































