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 About Our District: The Bell County School District is one out of twenty two school districts in the entire state that met the 2011 NCLB targets in reading and math. Elementary students in Bell County scoring proficient or distinguished in math, reading and science exceeded the state average. Middle grades students in Bell County exceeded the state average in every content area tested. Finally, the high school students topped the state average significantly in reading and on-demand writing. The overall transition academic index at Yellow Creek and Right Fork exceeded the 2014 goal of 100. The middle grades on-demand scores in 4 Bell County schools placed them in the top 29 schools in the state. Based on the 2011 KCCT scores Bell County is ranked at 76th out of 174 districts in the state. The elementary scores are ranked at 73rd, the middle grades scores are 63rd and the high school scores are 91st in the state. We are committed to teaching all children and meeting their needs every day. How We Ensure Educational Equity: Our district ensures educational equity by implementing a variety of learning experiences. "Content Enhancement" and "Thoughtful Classroom" strategies are examples of the many research based practices utilized in every content area and at every grade level. Each school has implemented a Response to Intervention Plan which targets specific instructional support for struggling students and have revamped their daily schedules in order to do this during the school day as well as after school activities. Finally, all schools use collaboration strategies and educationsl software to ensure each student is provided access to the general curriculum. These strategies, techniques, and software programs benefit ALL students. |
Notice of Non-Discrimination Public Notice Bell County Board of Education The Bell County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, genetic information, age, religion, marital status, sex or disability in employment, educational programs or activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups as set forth in Title IX, Title VI and Section 504.
Career and technical classes are provided on-site at the Bell County Area Technology Center and transportation is provided from the high school to this setting daily. Bell County High School students who have sufficient credit hours to be classified as Juniors are eligible to participate in programs at the Bell County Area Technology Center which include; Automotive Technology, Auto Body Repair, Carpentry, Office Technology, Informational Technology and Health Science. The Bell County Area Technology Center has placed two teachers full time on the BCHS campus that provide classes in health sciences and informational technology (computer programming).
For inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies please contact the following: Section 504/Title IX Coordinator Bell County Board of Education P.O. Box 340 211 Virginia Avenue Pineville, Kentucky 40977 (606) 337-7051
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