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Bath County High School Daily Announcements
Friday, November 13, 2015
Attendance – 92.04%
Athletic Schedule (November 9th-- November 15th) Date/Contests Time Friday, November 13th Basketball Cat Bash . 7:00 Saturday, November 14th GBK @ Scott County 11:10 a.m. (SCRIMMAGE) Sunday, November 15th BBK @ Scott County 3:00 (SCRIMMAGE)
Congratulations to our outstanding Bath County High School students who
were selected to the KMEA All-District 8 Band. District 8 is made up of 15 counties in the Northeast portion of Kentucky. Students who are sitting high
in their respective sections in the district are noted with their chair placement. These thirteen students will represent Bath County High School at the KMEA
All-District 8 Event in January. We are very proud of these students!
Stephanie Darnell (2nd Chair Clarinet) Amber Faudere (Clarinet)
Brianna Shields (Clarinet) Allison Hartley (1st Chair Bass Clarinet)
Kailyn Dickerson (2nd Chair Bass Clarinet)
Morgan Hager (2nd Chair Oboe) Mariah Abner (Alto Saxophone)
Natalie Bartholomew (1st Chair French Horn) Matthew Woodard (Trumpet)
Ben Crouch (2nd Chair Trombone) Samuel Barker (Tuba)
Aaron Martin (Percussion)
Mason Emmons (Percussion) We are also very proud to announce that we had three BCHS Band Students
audition in the 1st round of KMEA All-State Band Auditions. All three of our students are moving on to the 2nd round auditions in December.
Congratulations to Samuel Barker (tuba), Mariah Abner (Alto
Saxophone), and Stephanie Darnell (Clarinet). If these students pass the 2nd round audition they will be members of the most-prestigious KMEA
All-State Band. Finally, don't miss Cat Bash tonight (November 13) as we kick off the
Basketball Season for our Wildcats and LadyCats Basketball teams!
11/13/15 – CAT BASH – PEP BAND 11/14/15 - Band - MSU Woodwind Day – TIME TBA
11/21/15 –UK Band Day – Commonwealth Stadium UK BAND DAY SCHEDULE 10:00 am - Call time at BCHS / Load equipment and uniforms 11:00 am - Depart from BCHS. 12:00 pm - STOP for Food @ Fayette Mall Food Court 1:15 pm - Depart from Mall for UK 2:00 pm - Arrive / unload / watch WMB rehearsal 2:30 pm - Mass band rehearsal 4:00 pm - Lunch & relax (Bring cash!) 6:00 pm - Change & group together by school 6:30 pm - Meet band guides & enter the stadium 7:30 pm - Kick-Off - Go Cats! Departure times from the game and arrival at home times are TBA due to the nature and length of NCAA football games. The start times is firm. Some of the times in the middle may move around just a bit to facilitate a better flow to the day. In the meantime, some of you have asked me about “friends & family” who want to purchase tickets for the game. The great news is you can get them for the special price of $20 price a piece at this link: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/16004ee2af683ef9. Send Mr. Rawlings a message to receive the special code, and then you can select seats in Sections 201-204 from the interactive seat map. The special offer code is valid until 11/20 at 11:45 pm. If “friends & family” would like to purchase tickets near their kids, the bands have been assigned to the following sections: Bath County – section 204 - More Details TBA
11/30/15 – PEP BAND
The Art Club is selling Peel-to-Save cards. Cards are $10 each and include 64 coupons from a variety of restaurants including Buffalo Wild Wings, KFC, A&W's, and many more. Proceeds go to help the art club buy supplies and go to the Cincinnati Museum of Art in March. See Mr. Ramey or any art club member to buy one.
Nicholas Hamm – 11/9 Billy Hedges – 11/11 Reese Razor – 11/12
Christopher Carpenter – 11/13 James Short – 11/14 Cody Short – 11/15
Colton Haney – 11/15
Congratulations! Brynn Collinsworth
Congratulations! Tyler McKenzie
Attention Junior and Senior FBLA Members:
There are still spots available for the CTE Leadership Day on February 9. Any FBLA member (freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior) who is interested in attending, will need to pay $5 to Mrs. Robinson or Mr. Bailey as soon as possible. They will accept sign-ups until all of the spots are filled.
Calling all Eagles!!!
Morehead State Alumni who are
Bath County High School Employees
Your MSU Alumni Association staff will be in
the teacher’s lounge Wednesday, November
18, during lunch. Stop by for snacks,
classroom decorations, giveaways,
information on being an active alumni and
updates on enhancements to the MSU
Alumni Scholarship.
See you there!
November 16 – Course Progress Reports PRINTED November 16-20 – Bully Awareness and Prevention Week November 17 – Course Progress Reports DISTRIBUTED November 18 – Picture Re-Takes November 19 – Grandparent’s Day – Thanksgiving Celebration Meal November 25 – NO SCHOOL - Wednesday November 26 – NO SCHOOL – Thursday (THANKSGIVING) November 27 – NO SCHOOL - Friday November 30 – Individual Learning Plans (Freshman)
Melinda Crockett—9th and 10th Grade Tamela Porter—11th and 12th Grade
NEW!
NOTICE: The application deadline for the KYTC scholarship programs is February 1, instead of March 1. This change applies to both the Civil Engineering Scholarship and the Civil Engineering Technology Scholarship. Updated information and applications are available online at http://transportation.ky.gov/Education/Pages/Scholarships.aspx. Please share this information with employees who do not have a KYTC email account. For more information or questions about the scholarship programs, contact Cherie Mertz, Scholarship Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or 502-782-4794.
NAPHCARE scholarship for seniors. Any senior can apply. Application deadline is February 12, 2016
2016 Governor’s Scholars Program application is now available on-line. Students that are interested in applying should get started on the application process. All completed applications must be turned in to Mrs. Porter on January 4, 2016. KSBA First Degree College Scholarship: Eligible students are those who would be the first member of their families to graduate from college/technical college. Must have a minimum ACT score of 20. Applications are on the scholarship board. Deadline is November. 13
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SOPHOMORES 2016 ROGERS SCHOLARS PROGRAM APPLICATION NOW AVAILABLE FOR SOPHOMORES. DEADLINE TO APPLY IS JANUARY 31, 2016, BUT INTERESTED STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO START APPLYING NOW. Please visit the counselor’s office for details.
Great News from Morehead State!
The IECE MAT program has been awarded federal funding for the next five years to pay full tuition and stipends for graduate students to earn their IECE certification
Funding will begin January, 2015.
Scholarship application materials are available upon request
Fall/Spring/Summer admission
Please contact: Elizabeth McLaren [email protected] or visit http://www.moreheadstate.edu/peeak/?terms+iece%20mat
John Steele – Parent Earl Rogers III – Parent Jeff Eaglin – Teacher Leslie Workman – Teacher Robert Rawlings – Teacher
Paul Prater – Principal
The purpose of the SBDM council is to pass policies to improve the learning environment at our school as well as to improve the quality of instruction that is being delivered to the students in our school.
The council meets regularly on the second Tuesday of every month at 6:00 PM in the library.
Craft Academy for Excellence in Science and Mathematics
The Craft Academy for Excellence in Science and Mathematics is a dual-credit residential high school for
academically exceptional Kentucky students. The Academy will be housed on the campus of Morehead State University.
The Craft Academy will meet the unique educational needs of academically gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors
in the Commonwealth. A college-level curriculum will allow students to finish high school while also completing up to two
years of university coursework.
A representative from the Craft Academy will be at BCHS Friday, November 13th to talk to any freshman or sophomore
interested in the Craft Academy. Any student that is interested needs to have already taken the ACT and have a 3.75 GPA. See
Mrs. Crockett or Mrs. Porter to sign up.
Please visit your Guidance Office for educational & scholarship opportunities!
NCAA Eligibility Center – It’s time for the college-bound athletes to register with the NCAA
Eligibility Center.
Who Should Register? Any current high school sophomore, junior, or senior who wishes to participate in
collegiate athletics at an NCAA Division I or II college or university. How does registration work? Students may access the site at www.eligibilitycenter.org. Then click on “Enter
Here” for NCAA college- bound student athletes, then click on the “New Account” link in the upper right
corner. From there, simply follow the prompts. What’s next? Students must have their ACT scores sent to the NCAA Eligibility center by entering the code
‘(please see Mrs. Porter for the correct code)’ on the test registration form. All scores must be sent directly from the
testing agency, as test scores on the high school transcript will not be accepted.
