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Bath County High School in Owingsville, Kentucky

facts about Bath County High School:

  • Grades Served: Ninth – twelfth
  • Average Enrollment: 680 students
  • School Facilities: The school was built in 1990 and is in need of expansion in its cafeteria. The school comprises a gymnasium, a music room, workshops, a library, a playground and a football field.
  • Meals: Breakfast, lunch and after school meals are served daily.
  • Percentage of Students on the Federal Free or Reduced-Price Meal Program: 70%
  • School Curriculum: The curriculum is based on the Kentucky Program of Studies and the Kentucky Core Content.
  • Mascot: The Wildcats
  • Academic Schedule: Classes begin at 8:10 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. The school year normally begins the first week of August and ends the second week of May. Normal holidays are observed.

Bath County High School is located in the heart of Kentucky’s Eastern Coal Fields region. Poverty and unemployment have gripped this area of Kentucky, where families have farmed for generations. Today, small farms provide sustenance for many families, but little profit. Additionally, the county only has four major employers, including the Bath County School System, which provide very few jobs. Over 40 percent of the adult population is unable to attain many of these jobs because they never completed high school and have no higher education credentials.

For these reasons, Bath County High School plays a major role in helping its students break the cycle of poverty that engulfs their county by offering them a well-rounded education and the confidence that they need to become successful members of their community.