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Junior David Boyer and junior Zachary Compton bowling at the Unified Regionals tournament. Boyer, Compton, sophomore Austin Hale and senior Dylan Young bowled as two separate teams, at the Unified Regionals tournament, and Compton and Hale actually ended up winning the whole tournament. “I have a tender spot for those kind of kids. You know, our school is highly recognized as one of the top schools in the United States for being involved with unified programs, and so, really two good kids. David is very high strong and got a lot of energy; loud and a lot of school spirit. And Zach’s kind of the opposite; really quiet, and doesn’t say a lot. But they’re both great kids. They did a really good job bowling,” said bowling coach Lenny Raley, “So, I’m proud of Bullitt East, for offering it and being allowed to have them out there representing our school and community and they did a fantastic job today.”

Bullitt East Wins Unified Regionals Tournament

Brodie Curtsinger, Staff Writer
January 27, 2020

Moore is Switching Roles and Taking on More Special Responsibilities

Abi Huffman, Buisness Editor
January 17, 2020
Haylie Lewis interacting with Cameron White during their adaptive PE class.

Bullitt East Challenging the Meaning of Diversity

Ella Olds and Katey Goins
October 17, 2019

Bullitt East Rewarded For Pushing Unity And Inclusion Throughout School

Emma Whitehouse, Photography Editor
September 17, 2019
Members of one of the sophomore girls teams for tug-of-war express their determination to win this competition while students cheer them on from the side during the annual Greek Games on May 2. The tug-of-war competitions comprised much of the time devoted to activities that the Games featured, in which students utilized their aggressiveness to try to assert their dominance over other grade levels, while many students inversely chose not to participate to avoid being subordinated for the same reasons. Freshmen are new and want to save face. Sophomores and juniors are jaded and want to keep their image. They tend to hold themselves in high regard and dont want to embarrass themselves, said band teacher Trevor Ervin.

Greek Games Emphasizes Teenage Priorities

Madeline Myers, Copy Editor
May 14, 2019
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