Superintendent recognizes Darryl Coleman for 12 years of service on Bullitt School Board

The Bullitt County Public Schools Board Meeting held on December 16, 2024, focused on several key updates and recognitions as the fall semester draws to a close. Superintendent's report highlighted the upcoming finals for secondary students and interim benchmark assessments for elementary and middle school students. Results from these assessments are expected to be discussed in detail during the February work session.

Superintendent also took the opportunity to wish the community a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, encouraging students and staff to rest and recharge during the upcoming two-week break. He reminded everyone to prepare for the unpredictable winter weather that often affects the region.

A significant moment in the meeting was the recognition of Board Chair Darryl Coleman, who was presiding over his final meeting after 12 years of service. The Superintendent praised Coleman for his contributions, particularly in expanding educational initiatives and improving school facilities. Under his tenure, the district saw the implementation of a one-to-one technology initiative, the establishment of the Bullitt Virtual Learning Academy, and significant renovations across multiple schools, including the transformation of Mount Washington Elementary and the construction of a new building at Old Mill Elementary.

Coleman reflected on his time on the board, expressing pride in the progress made and the positive impact of the current superintendent, whom he helped hire. He emphasized the importance of strong leadership in the district and expressed confidence in the future of Bullitt County Public Schools.

The meeting concluded with a token of appreciation presented to Coleman for his years of dedicated service, marking a significant transition for the board as they look ahead to new leadership and continued improvements in the district.