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Superintendent reports enrollment gains, one-day school cancellation after Mount Washington water main break
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Bacon reported rolling enrollment increases, a one-day cancellation after a Mount Washington water main break that affected seven East End schools, and proposed using a February professional-development day as a makeup day; the board was also told the county clerk intends to use some schools for early voting in May.
Superintendent Dr. Bacon told the Bullitt County Board of Education the district’s 2025–26 enrollment is a rolling total and currently up roughly 228 students from the end of last year, and that officials are monitoring 10-day counts for final staffing adjustments. He also described a one-day cancellation after a Mount Washington area water main break that affected seven East End schools.
Why it matters: Enrollment drives staffing and resource decisions; an unexpected cancellation and the potential use of school buildings for early voting may require calendar amendments that affect instruction days.
Enrollment numbers: Dr. Bacon presented preliminary K–12 enrollment of…
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