Proficient in Reading:
Elementary 34%; Middle 30%; High 29%
Distinguished in Reading:
Elementary 17%; Middle 20%; High 14%
Proficient in Math:
Elementary 34%; Middle 35%; High 30%
Distinguished in Math:
Elementary 8%; Middle 12%; High 9%
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Why Barren County?

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Finding Your Fit

Discover how Barren County School district helps students thrive by finding the perfect fit for their goals, passions, and potential

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Opportunities

36 career pathways offered through Barren County High School and the Barren County Area Technology and Vocational School

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Student Enrollment

5115 students enrolled in our seven elementary schools, middle school, alternative school, and high school

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Mental Health

Eleven mental health counselors serving students throughout the district

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Rigorous Academics

Advanced learning from K-12 with magnet programs and 27 dual-credit & AP courses preparing students for success (click for more info related to KRS 158.6453(21))

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Safety

School resource officers on every campus

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Afterschool Programs

After-school programs on every campus through Barren Beyond the Bell

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Life-Ready Grads

Students can earn college credit, work ethic certifications, and recognition as college and career ready, preparing them for success beyond high school.

Profile of a Trojan

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Barren County Schools’ Profile of a Trojan identifies six qualities we help students develop to succeed in school and pursue their future plans and dreams: skill and knowledge mastery, creative thinking, initiative, accountability, effective communication, and teamwork. These qualities guide students as they learn to apply what they know, solve problems, take initiative, accept responsibility, communicate clearly, and work well with others. Through classroom learning and experiences across our schools, students build the skills and habits they need to BeCome Life Ready.