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Votes at a glance: Bullitt County Board approves tuition, curriculum handbook, early graduations and consent items
Summary
At its February meeting the Bullitt County Board of Education approved a slate of routine and policy items, including a nonresident tuition rate of $1,896.84, the 2025-26 curriculum handbook, two early graduation requests, consent items and the calendar amendment.
The Bullitt County Board of Education approved several motions at its February meeting by unanimous votes (4-0).
Nonresident tuition: The board approved a recommendation to set one tuition rate for both nonresident and temporary nonresident students for the 2025–26 school year at $1,896.84. The board packet and staff explanation said families who move into the district will be reimbursed for the unused portion of tuition and that full-time district employees who transfer their child into Bullitt County Public Schools will have tuition waived. The recommendation was presented by Mr. Smallwood and the motion was made by Marci Hodges and seconded by Miss Neil; vote recorded 4-0.
Curriculum handbook: The 2025–26 curriculum guide/handbook was presented for board approval as a working document (and maintained electronically). Staff cited district policy (referenced in the meeting as O 08/2013) requiring annual board approval of curriculum guides. The motion passed 4-0 (mover reported in meeting as Mr. Archfield; second Miss Veil).
Early graduations: The board approved two students’ early-graduation requests after staff verified both students met Bullitt County Public Schools graduation requirements. The motion to approve was made by Miss Veil and seconded by Marci Hodges; vote 4-0.
Consent items: The board approved consent items (motion by Miss Veil, second by Mr. Harshfield) and recorded the vote 4-0.
Calendar amendment: The board approved the calendar amendment described elsewhere in this packet (motion by Miss Neil, second by Marci Hodges); vote 4-0. See the separate article on NTI and the calendar amendment for context and the list of closure dates being made up.
Adjournment: The meeting adjourned following a unanimous motion to adjourn (motion and second recorded near the end of the meeting; vote 4-0).
Ending: The votes approved routine policy and operational items; several administrative approvals were unanimous, and the calendar amendment was the single substantive policy change recorded for implementation.
