
The Barren County Board of Education did not raise the school tax rate this year, adopting the same general fund tax levy as last year: 62.6 cents on real property and 67.4 cents on personal property. The required legal notice follows: The Barren County Board of Education adopted a general fund tax levy of 62.6 cents on real property and 67.4 cents on personal property. The General Fund tax levied in fiscal year 2026 was 62.6 cents on real property and 67.4 cents on personal property and produced revenue of $13,588,777. The proposed General Fund tax rate of 62.6 cents on real property and 67.4 cents on personal property is expected to produce $15,093,045. Of this amount, $1,891,630 is from new and personal property. The compensating tax for 2027 is 60.2 cents on real property and 67.3 cents on personal property and is expected to produce $14,570,576. The proposed rate is expected to generate more revenue than received in the preceding year. The general areas to which revenue of $1,504,268 above 2026 revenue is to be allocated are as follows: Cost of collections, $41,367; building fund, $100,000; instruction, $1,000,000; transportation, $200,000; and maintenance of plant, $162,901. This information is published pursuant to KRS 160.470. The proposed tax rate is not subject to recall under KRS 132.017. The General Assembly has required publication of this advertisement and information contained herein.

Show your support for the Trojans by wearing your burgundy and gold every Friday and bringing that school spirit wherever you go! Let’s fill our school and community with our colors and show everyone what it means to be a Trojan!
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Something BIG is growing… and you’re going to want to follow along.
We’re going ALL IN for Ag Education Week, September 21–25, and we’ve got some exciting things in the works!
Starting next week, we’ll begin dropping the details. 👀
Keep an eye on our social media—you never know what we’ll reveal next!
The countdown is ON. Are you ALL IN? 🌾
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This week’s #ThrowbackThursday takes us back to a few special FFA memories from years past. With Agriculture Education Week coming up September 21–25, we’re reminded of the lasting impact agricultural education has on students and the importance of the teachers, mentors, and experiences that help shape their futures. We are proud of our FFA legacy and grateful for the opportunities agricultural education continues to provide!
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Join us for the football game this Friday night, September 11, as Barren County High School honors veterans, active-duty military personnel, and first responders. Those being recognized will receive free admission with ID and should enter through the pass gate inside the InZone building.
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All Barren County Schools campuses and offices will be closed Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day. We hope our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe and restful three-day weekend.
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Throwback Thursday takes us back 20 years to the 2006 Barren County High School Dance Team! A great group representing BC with Trojan pride, talent, and plenty of school spirit. Who do you recognize?
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Five stars across the district!
All Barren County preschool programs have earned a Five Star rating, the highest rating possible through Kentucky’s All STARS quality rating system. We are so proud of our preschool teams and the incredible work they do each day to give our youngest Trojans a strong start. Click here for the full story: https://www.wnky.com/glasgow-barren-county-preschools-earn-5-stars/
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Passes can be purchased at any home varsity football game at the Pass Gate inside the InZone Building.
High school students can also purchase a Pep Club membership, which includes admission to all BCHS home regular season athletic events. See a pep club sponsor to purchase.
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Our band takes the field for its first competition of the season this weekend at Adair County. We’re excited to see all of their hard work come together and can’t wait to cheer them on throughout the season.
Good luck this weekend, Trojans!
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We’re looking for community volunteers for ALL IN FOR AG EDUCATION WEEK!
Barren County Schools will celebrate ALL IN FOR AG EDUCATION WEEK, September 21–25, and we’re inviting our community to be part of it!
We’re looking for farmers, producers, agriculture professionals, local businesses, organizations, and community members who would be willing to share their time, knowledge, and experiences with our students.
Whether you can visit a classroom, share about your career, demonstrate a skill, bring something hands-on, read an agriculture-themed book, provide a virtual farm tour, or simply help our students learn more about agriculture—we’d love to have you join us!
Want to be ALL IN FOR AG?
Complete our volunteer interest form below, and we’ll use your information as we begin coordinating activities and schedules across the district.
Volunteer Interest Form:
https://forms.gle/PqsHYnEz3tfJb27w8
Help us connect our students with the people, careers, farms, businesses, and experiences that make agriculture such an important part of our community!
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Cory played a major role in building our district’s network and advancing information technology across the district. Beyond being a brilliant programmer and a tremendous asset, Cory has been a wonderful colleague and friend to so many throughout BC Schools.
We are grateful for his many years of service and wish him nothing but the best in this next chapter!
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Thank you to SpanTech for your incredible support of Barren County Schools! SpanTech was recognized at our August Board of Education meeting with the Leave a Legacy Award in honor of all they have done for our students and schools, especially our CTE programs.
We are grateful for their continued partnership, investment in our students, and commitment to helping create opportunities that prepare them for the future.
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We could not be more proud of our students who represented Barren County Schools at the Kentucky State Fair School Garden Squash Challenge!
What these students accomplished was a win in every way that matters. From elementary school through their senior year, they came together as one team—supporting one another, solving problems, sharing responsibilities, and stepping onto the Farm to Fair Cooking Stage with confidence. They made their demonstration fun and informative, laughed and learned along the way, and showed just how much students can accomplish when agriculture, nutrition, and hands-on learning come together.
And we are pretty proud of what was on the plate, too! Our students created their recipe using produce grown across our own Barren County school campuses, supplemented with Kentucky Proud products. From growing and harvesting to prepping, cooking, presenting, and serving, this was truly a farm-to-school experience.
Representing Barren County were:
AnneClaire Garmon — Senior, Barren County High School
Gracie Jones — Junior, Barren County High School
Maleigha Drury — Junior, Barren County High School
Ainsley Cash — Junior, Barren County High School
Carson Smith — Freshman, Barren County High School
Landon Staples — 5th Grade, Hiseville Elementary
Trayce Crain — 4th Grade, North Jackson Elementary
Brayden Crain — 2nd Grade, North Jackson Elementary
They represented our district incredibly well, and we hope they are as proud of themselves as we are of them. No trophy needed to call this one a success. 💛🌱
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