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2024-2025 Kentucky Summative Assessment Results -

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Elementary:

Proficient Reading: 33% | Distinguished Reading: 15% | Proficient Math: 37% | Distinguished Math: 11%

Middle:

Proficient Reading: 28% | Distinguished Reading: 14% | Proficient Math: 30% | Distinguished Math: 6%

High:

Proficient Reading: 36% | Distinguished Reading: 13% | Proficient Math: 32% | Distinguished Math: 7%

2024-2025 Kentucky Summative Assessment Results

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Superintendent

 

BCPS Superintendent Bill Boblett.
 

Superintendent William Boblett

 

 

 

August 25, 2026

Dear Boyd County Families,

Welcome back to a new school year! I hope your summer was filled with rest, fun, and time with loved ones. As we begin the 2026-2027 school year, I am excited to see the energy and commitment our staff brings to every school. Our students are blessed to have such an outstanding team guiding their learning.

As we start the school year, I would like to remind everyone about the importance of safety. The first few days of school often bring heavy traffic around our buildings, so please be patient and alert during drop-off and pick-up times. Bus routes may also run later than usual at first. To assist, families can use the Stop Finder App for real-time transportation updates. Information about Stop Finder and bus rider registration is available by following this link: https://www.boyd.kyschools.us/transportation.

This year brings several new leaders who will help guide and strengthen our district. Please join me in welcoming Michael Johnston as the new principal of Ponderosa Elementary School and Stephanie Lyons as our new Director of Pupil Personnel. As Mrs. Lyons continues her work in Early Childhood, we are pleased to welcome Chauncey Griffith to support and expand our preschool program. We are also excited to have Bethanie Hale and Brittany Berry work alongside our teachers and principals as our new Instructional Teacher Leaders. In addition, Kim Wilbur will serve as our Gifted and Talented Coordinator, with Jamie Webb supporting enrichment opportunities and serving as our English Learner Coordinator. Finally, Clayton McClelland will take on a dual role as Boyd County High School’s Athletic Director and District Safe Schools Coordinator. We are confident these individuals will have a positive impact as we continue striving to better our schools and our community.

Across the district, our focus remains on providing high-quality learning experiences for every student. This year, we will continue bringing our Portrait of a Learner to life in our classrooms, increasing student engagement through Kagan Cooperative Learning Structures, and strengthening instruction through our Professional Learning Community process. Most importantly, we are committed to maintaining high expectations for all students while ensuring they receive the support they need to succeed at grade level and beyond.

Boyd County Public Schools is special because of the people who make up our community—our students, staff, families, and supporters. We are thankful for your trust, your partnership, and your involvement in our schools. Together, we can make this a successful and rewarding year for every child.

I wish you and your family a great school year filled with growth, achievement, and meaningful experiences.

On behalf of the more than 600 members of the BCPS team, I wish you and your family the very best in the 2025–2026 school year. Thank you for your continued support. Go LIONS!

Sincerely,

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William L. Boblett Jr.
Superintendent
Boyd County Public Schools