From advanced courses and career pathways to the arts and student life, the Class of 2030 visited Bowling Green High School today for the My Options Expo. BGHS Student Ambassadors led groups through a 15-station rotation to explore the many different opportunities offered on campus.
The Expo included several hands-on activities around the building, including the Medical Arts Academy with phlebotomy, nursing, and EMT, as well as the HVAC and Industrial Maintenance Labs. Students also learned about paid internships with BGISD in areas such as Information Technology and Early Childhood Education.
Families of 8th grade students are invited to the BGHS Performing Arts Center tonight at 6:00 pm to meet teachers and learn more!








Thanks to M&L Electrical and Junior Achievement for the partnership and investment in our students.





Once a Purple, Always a Purple!
Riley Crowe, Women’s Swim, University of Southern Indiana
Matt Mosely, Baseball, Rend Lake College
Landon Gilbert, Baseball, Cleveland State Community College
Jack Cowan, Baseball, Belmont University
Trevy Barber, Football, University of Indianapolis
Malik Coburn, Football, University of Indianapolis
Zach Jordan, Football, Georgetown College
Dru Jones, Football, Georgetown College
Montez Trussell, Football, Georgetown College
Signing photos by Ethan Gallagher, McKenzi Loid PR Intern














The BGHS Band, Choir, and Orchestra performed for their largest audiences of the year with students in grades 4-8 attending concerts today.
BGISD students may begin playing instruments and singing in choir as 4th graders. Attending the annual school-day concert gives the younger Purples a chance to see and hear opportunities in their near future!
More than 250 BGHS students participate in the Performing Arts.
Thanks to teachers and staff in all schools, and a special thanks to the Transportation Department for making this day possible!

















Tonight’s performance is open to the public with $5 tickets sold at the door.
Friday, December 5, 2025, at 7 p.m.
BGHS Performing Arts Center






Itty Bitty Purples had very special visitors this week! 💜
Today at Parker-Bennett-Curry, BGHS student-athletes stopped by preschool classrooms to play, learn, and to model kindness and teamwork.
Go Purples!






🥬 “Farm”-to-Table lunch at BGHS! 🥗
The BGHS Environmental Club is harvesting lettuce they’ve grown to be used in the school cafeteria.
The Environmental Club purchased a hydroponics chamber with grant money received from the TVA School Uplift Program. Students are growing lettuce and basil and today, learned about food safety from Director of Food Services Operations Dalla Emerson before harvesting the first plants to be used on the school’s salad bar.






Congratulations to four Lady Purples who signed Letters of Intent on November 12, 2025!
🏐 Morgan Rockrohr: Austin Peay State University (Women’s Beach Volleyball)
🏐 Amirra Bailey: University of Louisville (Women's Volleyball)
⚽ Liv Arauz: Bellarmine University (Women's Soccer)
⛳ Caroline Childers: Winthrop University (Women's Golf)

These ladies have already won the District Championship and the Regional Championship, and are now one of the last eight teams standing in KY. They take their 38-3 record on the road to battle Notre Dame Academy Friday night at 7:30 ET at George Rogers Clark High School.
Go Lady Purples!




🇩🇪 GAPP is a nonprofit for school-to-school exchanges with U.S. schools, helping participants learn about language and culture.
Led by Dr. Ferrel Rose at BGHS, this is the 25th year and 10th exchange between the two schools.





Earlier today, both BGJHS and BGHS percussion students had the opportunity to work with guest instructor, Dr. Scott Harris! 🎶
Dr. Harris, Assistant Director of Athletic Bands and Music Professor at WKU, shared his expertise with students as they prepared for their upcoming concert. See the results of their hard work tomorrow night!
🥁 BGJHS and BGHS Percussion Concert 🪘
November 6 at 6 p.m.
BGHS Performing Arts Center










Great job, Purples!







The HVAC Certification courses are new this year and made possible through a partnership with SKYCTC. Upon completion of the program, BGHS students will earn 20 hours of dual credit, as well as the opportunity for OSHA 10, OSHA 30, and EPA 608 Universal Certifications.

This year, with six half-day sessions, contestants will tackle challenges related to their program and goals. We’re looking for creativity, flair, and show-stopping ideas.
Best of luck, bakers… uh… educators! We're all rooting for you!
Teach 2 Transform 2025-2026:
Jordan Franklin, BGJHS
Tyler Beyke, T. C. Cherry
Felicia Lawrence, Potter Gray
Erin Henry, Parker-Bennett-Curry
Kylee Wall, Dishman McGinnis
Taylor Summers, W. R. McNeill
Alesa Baker, BGHS
Amanda Brown, BGJHS

Newbold is one of the most performed orchestra composers in the world. She is known for her work that blends classical and modern elements, and her compositions are played by groups from professional symphonies to elementary ensembles- including students in BGISD!
Learn more about Soon Hee Newbold: https://www.soonheenewbold.com/



