Barren County Schools

08/26/2026

We want to wish Cory Goode all the best as he makes the move to Hardin County. Cory has been an important part of the BC Schools Technology Department since 2001, and he will truly be missed.

Cory played a major role in building our district’s network and advancing information technology across the district. Beyond being a brilliant programmer and a tremendous asset, Cory has been a wonderful colleague and friend to so many throughout BC Schools.

We are grateful for his many years of service and wish him nothing but the best in this next chapter!

08/26/2026

Join us TODAY, August 26th, on the square in downtown Glasgow from 5 to 7:30 p.m. for the Community Pep Rally! Come out and help us kick off the season, celebrate our students, and show your Trojan spirit! We hope to see you there!

08/26/2026

08/26/2026

Soccer, volleyball, and golf continue their fall seasons this week, while Trojan Football takes the field for its home opener against the Glasgow Scotties!

Come out and support all of our student-athletes throughout the week. Let’s pack the stands and show our Trojan pride!

Fight On! 🏈⚽🏐⛳

08/26/2026

08/24/2026

Congratulations to SpanTech, the recipient for this month's Leave-A-Legacy Award! Thank you for your continued supports of our schools and students and for the lasting impact you make in our community.
-A-Legacy

08/24/2026

Congratulations to Sarah Reece on being named Driver Trainer of the Year by the Student Transportation Association of Kentucky! Sarah was previously recognized by the Board for her outstanding work and dedication. We're proud to celebrate this well-deserved achievement!

08/24/2026

🌱 From our school gardens to the Kentucky State Fair! 🍕💛

We could not be more proud of our students who represented Barren County Schools at the Kentucky State Fair School Garden Squash Challenge!

What these students accomplished was a win in every way that matters. From elementary school through their senior year, they came together as one team—supporting one another, solving problems, sharing responsibilities, and stepping onto the Farm to Fair Cooking Stage with confidence. They made their demonstration fun and informative, laughed and learned along the way, and showed just how much students can accomplish when agriculture, nutrition, and hands-on learning come together.

And we are pretty proud of what was on the plate, too! Our students created their recipe using produce grown across our own Barren County school campuses, supplemented with Kentucky Proud products. From growing and harvesting to prepping, cooking, presenting, and serving, this was truly a farm-to-school experience.

Representing Barren County were:
AnneClaire Garmon — Senior, Barren County High School
Gracie Jones — Junior, Barren County High School
Maleigha Drury — Junior, Barren County High School
Ainsley Cash — Junior, Barren County High School
Carson Smith — Freshman, Barren County High School
Landon Staples — 5th Grade, Hiseville Elementary
Trayce Crain — 4th Grade, North Jackson Elementary
Brayden Crain — 2nd Grade, North Jackson Elementary

They represented our district incredibly well, and we hope they are as proud of themselves as we are of them. No trophy needed to call this one a success. 💛🌱

08/23/2026

Happy Birthday to Trojan Super Fan Alan Wells! Hope you've had a great day, Alan!

08/22/2026

So proud of these students and all the great things happening through our Farm to School program!

Barren County Schools creating Harvest Garden Pizza! Not only did the squash for this recipe come from school gardens, but students from this district grow food at home and have the opportunity to sell it back to the school district for the cafeterias!