Bardstown High School is a well kept and welcoming school facility that made for a great experience…read moreduring our visit for a track meet. The campus was clean and easy to navigate, and the athletic field was in solid condition well maintained and set up nicely for spectators. A fun highlight was the tiger statue on campus, which added a bit of character and school spirit to the grounds. It was a nice touch that made the visit feel more memorable, especially for students and families.

The staff at BEHS has worked very hard to make this school, grounded, and safe for children. My…read morechildren have done very well a this school. They are taught, curriculum that I approve and values that match my own.

My family and I like to walk the track up here when we do family walks. It is a nice track and a…read morenice football field. We walk around and explore the area and see all the things the school has to offer. I have been inside the school a few times when they offer it to the community for events like halloween and christmas events. Great school in a great location.

We went to our daughter's basketball game at Old Kentucky Home Middle High School in Bardstown, and…read moreit was a solid experience. The gym was clean and well-maintained, with enough seating for family and friends. The staff and volunteers were friendly and organized, making it easy to find parking and get settled before the game. The atmosphere was lively and supportive, which made cheering for our daughter even more fun.

If you think Jeffers sounds like a successful student name, then come here and get your Jeffers On…read more Thomas Jefferson's coming home, and that's no surprise since he has his own college in the centre of Louisville. If Vuitton won't, Louisville. Or is that Lousyville? You decide. Meanwhile Texas and California will secede. Pretty grand and imposing Community College right in the heart of Louisville which overlooks the YMCA where I work out, so I always end up stopping in here or meeting people from here or even working out with people from here for one reason or another. It takes up most of the parking around here but that's okay. It's a nice old building and if I was going to go to Community College I'd like to come to a place like this for sure. It actually legit deadass looks like a university which is why it's so cool and it's right in the heart of everything in this small city.

When my family and I moved to Louisville five years ago, my son was given the option of visiting…read morethe top two Catholic high schools in town, Trinity and St. X. Once he took the tour of Trinity he was sold and told Mom and I there was no reason to visit St. Xavier!!! First time visiting St. X, I had heard that the St. X campus was quite impressive and indeed it is. Although I didn't have an opportunity of touring the entire campus it's easy to see that their infrastructure is massive. Very fortunate that Louisville offers a wide selection of fine schools throughout the city.

If you have not attended a football game at St X field you really should. It is a state of the art…read morefield and one of the finest in the city or county. Reserved chair back seats are only $10. They also have a nice menu of food like hamburgers, $2, cheeseburger $3, fries $2, drinks $1 to $2. They even have a Chick-fill-A sandwich for $4. Popcorn $1. Also candy bars, nachos and even ice cream bars. It's a great way to spend a Friday evening

A friend and I went to the 7pm showing of "TMI: Sex Education". It was hilarious! The show is…read moregeared toward middle school students and teaching them the basics of sex education in a funny, light-hearted manner. I was hoping it would be a little more risque, but since they received a grant to use the show in schools they have to keep it clean. The show features a classroom of puppet students who are all embarrassed to be learning about sex ed. We laughed a ton as the puppet teacher made the puppets and the audience repeat different sex terms! The puppetteers did a great job with voices, timing and manipulating the puppets! The venue for the show is in the Highland Community Center on Breckenridge St. If you look at the building from the outside you will see it is an old church. It is very charming and has loads of character. When the church population dwindled they looked for tenants to help with the building costs. That's how the Squallis Puppetteers found their place. The "Hall of Puppets" has some of their VERY large puppets and is on the second story of the building, available for you to go and see/take pics with. It has some awesome puppets, including a huge Hunter S. Thompson that was part of Forecastle Festival! The music for "TMI" was done by Jim James, of My Morning Jacket. He is apparently a good friend of the puppet masters and it made the show even cooler! (MMJ also recorded a record in the same building-fyi) I asked about the Squallis Puppetteers adding a more adult-themed show and they said they have had several similar requests. I'm hoping they are able to do so because I know it would be spectacular! It's a cheap $5 way to have a few laughs and feel like a kid while watching a puppet show!