District News


BCMS student reports threats to administrators, accused student to be charged

A middle school student reported inappropriate threatening statements by another middle school student to administrators earlier today. Administrators moved immediately to locate the accused student. An investigation was conducted by the school resource officer, and the SRO is recommending charges of terroristic threatening against the accused student. Per the district Code of Behavior, the student was suspended from school, pending administrator decisions on other appropriate disciplinary action. All students are safe. No weapons were found, and no lockdown was initiated. Today’s incident is unrelated to law enforcement presence in the district on Monday.

Tue Sep 17 03:30 PM

Bomber Bash schedule
Bomber Bash is Saturday

Everyone please join us for Bomber Bash! UPDATED location for health fair - in BMHS hallways, not gym.

Tue Jul 23 08:40 AM

New Ballard baseball head coach Scott Matlock
Matlock named to lead Ballard baseball program

Assistant baseball coach Scott Matlock has been named the new head baseball coach at Ballard Memorial High School. He also will head up the middle school program. Matlock assumed his new duties on July 15.

Mon Jul 15 11:40 AM

New BMHS boys' basketball coach Kevin Estes
Estes named head boys’ basketball coach at BMHS

Kevin Estes has been named the new head boys’ basketball coach at Ballard Memorial High School. The former girls’ coach assumed his new duties on June 3, when he met with players and their parents, and held practice.

Tue Jun 04 09:01 AM

BMHS 2024 Honor Graduates
BMHS observes 71st commencement

Ballard Memorial High School observed its 71st commencement exercises on May 17. The Class of 2024 ended with 59 graduates. The valedictorian was Allison Enfinger; salutatorian was Jacob Irvin. There were five additional honor graduates: Lindsey Hopper, Matthew Daniel McGlenon, Daniel Carter Meinschein, Rutvik Patel, and Dalton Reno.

Mon Jun 03 02:30 PM

BMHS Scholarship Day recognizes seniors

The welcome was given by BMHS Counselor Kara Curran. First, I would like to personally thank all the community members and organizations present and for all of your support to this wonderful group of young adults. We appreciate you investing in Ballard County’s future. Thank you also to the college, universities, and technical colleges for being present today.

Mon May 20 02:32 PM

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Explaining the Great 8

New survey offers final chance for input before drafting strategic plan

BCS to begin strategic planning process