
Weβre proud to recognize these hardworking students for their outstanding performance on last yearβs Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA).
Our amazing test results were made possible by our students' hard work and by our teachers' and staff's unwavering dedication to standards-based instruction, holding all students accountable while providing the support they need, mentoring, and encouraging every student to reach their fullest potential.
Congratulations to every student we recognized during yesterday's award ceremony, your achievements truly shine. Every medal and certificate is well deserved!
Amazing work, Berea!







Berea KSA Scores Soar!
Bright and early this morning, Kennedy Theater was filled with an outstanding group of juniors and seniors recognized for their exceptional performance on last yearβs Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA).
Annual KSA testing is one of Kentuckyβs measures of student proficiency and progress on the state content standards. These results reflect not only achievement, but fantastic growth.
Based on last year's test results, BCHS scored in the Blue Tier for the first time ever! The highest performance level! This accomplishment has been an extraordinary achievement made possible by our students' hard work and by our teachers' and staff's unwavering dedication to standards-based instruction, holding all students accountable while providing the support they need, mentoring, and encouraging every student to reach their fullest potential.
Congratulations to all the juniors and seniors we recognized this morning, your achievements truly shine. Every medal and certificate is well deserved!
Amazing work, Berea!










Join us tomorrow, April 1st at 5:30 PM in the school cafeteria for an important parent meeting! We will review upcoming season expectations, team rules & player responsibilities, fundraising & important dates, and there will be a Q&A with coaching staff.
Let's get ready for a great season, Pirates!
We look forward to seeing you there!

π Book Fair Week!
All week long, the Middle & High School Library is full of new books and trinkets for students to brows and take home! From Young Adult Fiction to Graphic Novels and Fantasy, there's something for everyone. Throughout the week, curious readers will get the chance to check out books from a wide variety of authors and genres.
Book fairs like this are just one of the many ways our amazing librarian, Ms. Rose, inspires students, builds literacy skills, and fosters a lifelong love of reading here at Berea Community Schools.










This week, we're celebrating senior Samone Burgess!
Samone has been a student at Berea for 4 years, creating memories she wonβt forget, like her FCCLA trip when they βgot security called on us for being too loud!β
Some of her favorite teachers over the years have been Mrs. Caudill, Ms. Natasha, and Mrs. Graham, Samone shared that they βconstantly remind me of the woman I want to become and always push me to be the best I can be.β She says sheβll always cherish their support and encouragement.
After graduation, Samone plans to attend college and major in biology.
Let's all wish Samone the best of luck with her plans after graduation, we can't wait to see all the great things she accomplishes! π

Berea Athletics schedule for the week of March 30 - April 4. Good luck to ALL of our teams and coaches this week! Go PIRATES!!
- Good luck to our HS Softball team this week as they play in the All A Regional Tournament at LCA.
- Congratulations to Senior Baseball player Nathan Prophitt for making the All A Regional All Tournament Team last week.


Believe it or not, prom season is right around the corner, so itβs time to start planning your perfect night! ππΊ
Prom 2026 will be held on May 2nd at Churchill's from 8-Midnight!
π Ticket Sales: April 13th - April 30th
π² Prices: $25 (individual) | $40 (couple)
Get ready for a night full of music, dancing, and unforgettable memories. Stay tuned for more details coming soon!

Our High School Boys Soccer Coach, Jake Partin, will be hosting another open field training session this Sunday the 29th from 3:00-4:00 PM!
This is a great opportunity for any students interested in playing soccer to come out, meet Coach Partin, and get some time on the field. All are welcome.
We hope to see you there!

Join us next Thursday, April 2nd, at Texas Roadhouse in Richmond for a great meal that gives back! When you show the flyer, 10% of your total food purchase will be donated to support our JAG program.
JAG (Jobs for Americaβs Graduates) helps prepare students for life after high school by building leadership, career readiness, and real-world skills for success in the workplace.
This is a great opportunity to help support one of our school's most impactful programs, and have a great dinner in the process!
We hope to see you there! Thank you for supporting our students, Berea families!

Last night our Ballpark was busy as fans came out to cheer on Berea, Lincoln County, and Clark Moores. Both our middle and high school teams hit the field for some of their first games of the season, an exciting start to spring softball!
Longer evenings, greener grass, and a great crowd to support our student-athletes, that's spring sports for you! We're excited to spend more nights out at the Ballpark this spring.
Be sure to come out and catch more of the action tomorrow! Our middle school team is playing back at home, and our high school team heads to Danville tomorrow afternoon. Let's cheer on our Pirates!










This week, we're celebrating senior Alan Garcia!
Alan has been a student at Berea for 12 years, 7 of which he's been in classes from one of his favorite teachers, Mr. Barnhill. One of Alan's favorite memories was senior dare night at the beginning of his senior year.
After graduation, Alan plans on either going to college or joining the workforce full time.
Let's all wish Alan the best of luck with his plans after graduation, we can't wait to see all the great things he accomplishes! π

It's thanks to partners like these that we're able to grant our students these meaningful opportunities to grow, succeed, and push their boundaries outside of the classroom. It makes such a big difference in our school community.
We're excited to cheer on our FCCLA students as they head to their State Leadership Conference! Let's go, FCCLA! π

Good luck to our HS Baseball team this week as they play in the All A Regional Tournament at Legends Field in Lexington.
Good luck to ALL of our teams and coaches this week! Go PIRATES!!


Our new Boys High School Soccer Coach, Jake Partin, will be hosting an open field training session this Sunday the 22nd from 3:00-4:00 PM!
This is a great opportunity for any students interested in playing soccer to come out, meet Coach Partin, and get some time on the field. All are welcome.
We hope to see you there!

This week, Berea College Student Craft Outreach made a visit to Ms. Holland's high school Geometry class for a lesson on ceramic pottery! With support from Program Director Steve Davis-Rosenbaum and a team of Student Craft Educators, students practiced applying the class's geometry lessons to the process of creating ceramic mugs, taking measurements and calculate volume, circumference, and shrinkage after they finish.
Itβs one thing to learn geometry on paper, but experiences like this bring those concepts to life. Students worked with real materials, solved practical challenges, and saw firsthand how math plays a role in our everyday lives. These kinds of projects help build problem-solving skills and confidence that they'll take with them far beyond the classroom.
We are so thankful for this wonderful partnership with our neighbors right up the hill at Berea College. We couldn't be more excited to offer our students this hands-on experience, learning from experts, and applying their skills to make one-of-a-kind works of art (and math!). Thanks to their generous support, all instruction and materials are offered at no cost to students.
We canβt wait to see how these projects turn out!










Our Spring Concert is right around the corner, can you believe it? πΆπΈ
The flowers are blooming and music is in the air! on Tuesday, April 28th, our Middle and High School Choir and Band students are ready to deliver the performance of a lifetime!
The night will also feature an art display from Ms. Cveticanin's MS/HS art classes.
MS/HS Choir - 6:00 PM | Kennedy Theatre
Middle School Band - 7:00 PM | Singleton Gym
High School Band - 7:45 PM | Singleton Gym
Come out and enjoy an evening filled with music, art, and talent as we welcome in the spring season with the work of our amazing Pirate artists and musicians!

Coach Partin will be meeting with returning and upcoming players today in Singleton Gym as he begins building for the upcoming season.
Please join us in welcoming Coach Partin to the program and wishing him great success as he leads our Pirates on and off the field!
Congratulations Coach! Go PIRATES!


First Gameday of the Season for Pirate Softball! π₯
Our Pirate Softball Team is kicking off the season tonight! Come out and support our players at 6:30 as they take the field for their first game against Menifee County.

Weβre proud to recognize our amazing BCHS juniors for completing their State SAT School Day exam last week! This marks the first year Kentucky juniors have taken the SAT instead of the ACT during school. Students had the opportunity to send their scores to up to four colleges or universities for free, giving them a head start on that college search, and preparing them for their upcoming senior year.
To celebrate this accomplishment, our administrative team treated juniors to a well-deserved ice cream party yesterday! Students went to town making sundaes and treats and enjoying a break in their school day.
A big thank you to Dr. Neaves, Mr. Tim Molton, Ms. Christine Knight, and Board Member Ms. Sarah Rohrer for serving up the ice cream, and to Ms. Caldwell, and all our BCHS faculty and staff for preparing and supporting our students every step of the way.
Good work Juniors, we couldn't be more proud of all your hard work! π










- Congratulations to the BCHS Archery team for competing in the KyNASP State Championship on Saturday. The team fell short of qualifying for Nationals by just 47 points with a score of 3053. Congratulations to Claire Garrett who shot 3 perfect 50's and placed 29th out of 1567 HS girls. Job well done to all our archers for a great season!
- The Berea Tennis team opened up their season with a 5-2 win over Danville Christian. The Boys won 3-0 and the girls tied 2-2.
- On Monday March 16 we will introduce our New Head Football Coach Lee Atkins to our returning players and any up-and-coming players. We will call them down to the Singleton Gym at 11:15 for a brief introduction.
- On Thursday March 19 we will introduce our New Head Boys Soccer Coach Jake Partin in Singleton Gym at 11:15.

