I have read the other reviews on this school & concur that the majority is correct! This is absolutely the worst public school by far. The teachers are more concerned about enforcing petty rules (ie) uniform code than they are about education. They dont reflect positive leadership towards the students.
... Read more I have 4 years & 2 children invested in this school & staff. I have conferenced several times over grades/homework. The teachers say they will email grades, offer help on missing assignments but do not committ. Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/26/09
Horrible--the principal avoids any and all parent phone calls, etc. The students are allowed to absolutely run wild and speak in horrid language to any and all adults that enter this building!
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Posted by a parent on 02/27/08
Bullitt Lick Middle School is a hidden gem in the midst of Bullitt County. Past reputation due to former administration and student population have left many people with a false stereotype of the school. We moved to Bullitt County so our son could attend Bullitt Lick Middle School. They have many
... Read more programs that are moving the school in the right direction. I have personally seen the lack of support given them by those at their Central Office. Despite all of these negatives against them, the new administration, teachers, and staff have done a wonderful job of fighting past negative attitudes. I see Bullitt Lick Middle School becoming one of the premier schools not only in Bullitt County, but in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. I sincerely hope they keep up the great work and stay strong to their high expectations of the students. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/01/07
I think that this school absolutely has to work on the way that they treat their students. After all, they are the reason you are there and they feel like they are not treated fairly.
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Posted by a parent on 01/19/07
B.L.M.S.is not a school Id recommend to anyone moving to the area.They seem to care about uniform coloring and sports more than the student.To recieve a return e-mail,for working parents,or phone call is like pulling teeth.You are made to feel like the meeting you had scheduled is unimportant compared
... Read more to the activities they are working on at present.To speak with a principal is hard.They let the teachers take care of their lightwork.Caring teachers,yes,but their hands are tied in most situations.Parents try to get involved but,are pushed to the side as other things are more important.That has been my experience. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/24/06
My child is afraid to go to school at B.L.M.S. There is NO discipline at this school. Something really needs to be done about the fact that this school has fallen to the way.
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Posted by a parent on 08/17/06
With the redistricting that took place, my son was not able to return to Bullitt Lick. After 2 years of going there, my straight A student was now a straight C and one F student. We have gone so far as to move to be in that school district for him to finish out his 8th grade. We love the school. I
... Read more encourage parents, if you have issues with your school.. take it to the asst. principal or the principal. Don't wait. Rock on Bobcats. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/11/05
My student has just graduated from Bullitt Lick Middle school. We moved here to Bullitt County from Jefferson County. There was a serious incident involving my child and the administration waited for about two days before acting upon it, while my daughter was in danger. I have had many discussions with
... Read more the teachers about not letting my child use the restroom when it was an emergency, and it took a phone call before they let my child use the rest room.I am totally disgusted about the way that kids thinking that fists are the way to solve problems and the principal, (asst. principal too) wait till last minute before resolving a serious problem. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/01/05
This is a great school. The teachers are nice but strict and want to make sure that the kids are learning to the best of their ability. The teachers are very involved in the students grades and always help to bring them up if they are getting low. This school has many fun activities for students to participate
... Read more in. this includes popcorn and coke on every friday, as well as Dances and Dress down days. They also have days in which are called 'Crazy Hat Day', 'Crazy Hair Day', and 'Inside Out and Backward Clothes Day'. The Beta Club there is a great way for the mature nad smart kids in the school to get involved in the community. The Band at this school is highly accelerated and The instructor, Ms. Cheri Greer, has extremely good teaching methods. They have won many first-place trophies. I reccomend this school to any Good-natured-loving-parent! Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/05/04
I am not a very happy parent. At Bullitt Lick the teachers are more concerned about dress code than they are about teaching the kids. Also if your going to have a dress code than enforce it to everyone not just a few people. The kids are not treated equally!
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Student enrollment:
490
Students per teacher:
61
Full-time teachers:
8
Number of classrooms:
22
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Shepherdsvlle schools — Bullitt Lick Middle School is located at 555 W Blue Lick Rd, Shepherdsvlle KY 40165. 555 W Blue Lick Rd is in the 40165 ZIP code in Shepherdsvlle, KY The school district for Bullitt Lick Middle School is the Bullitt County Public School District. Bullitt Lick Middle School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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