Bath County High School welcomes everyone to visit, however the administration takes every possible step to ensure the safety of our students and staff. Senate Bill 1, mandates a controlled entrance for all public school in Kentucky. All visitors to our building must enter the building through the front door and the secured lock entrance.  A security system has been installed that requires visitors to be “buzzed in” through the front door. Visitors are required to provide the purpose of their visit to office staff and present a valid ID. All school visitors must immediately REGISTER IN THE OFFICE and pick up a VISITOR PASS. Visitors to our school must sign-out in the front office before leaving the building. Visitors may be requested to leave their identification in the front office to ensure guests sign-out of the building (waiting district directive).  ALL VISITORS MUST PROVIDE A VALID ID TO OFFICE STAFF EVERY TIME THEY VISIT THE SCHOOL.  THIS IS REQUIRED EVEN IF THE REQUESTING STAFF IS FAMILIAR WITH THE VISITOR. 

No one is allowed to visit classrooms or enter any area other than the front corridor leading to the main office unless they have the principal’s approval. A visitor pass or Bath County School’s Employee Badge must be worn in a visible location at all times while visiting the school. No one will be allowed to visit classrooms unless written permission is acquired from the principal.

Saturday, January 18, 2020 - The KMEA All-District 8 Honor Band performed at the Paramount Arts Center in Ashland, Kentucky. Among the students who auditioned for and were selected to this elite group of musicians were Bath County High School Students Jayden Adkins, Samuel Curtis, Haylee Fouch, and Abigail Snedegar. KMEA District 8 is made up of schools from Montgomery County, up to Mason County, down to Lawrence County, 26 high schools in all.

Bath County High School CyberPatriot Team Wins 1st Place Award in Kentucky.

A team of students from Bath County High School in Owingsville, Kentucky recently concluded an exceptional round of competition in the twelfth season of CyberPatriot – the Air Force Association’s National Youth Cyber Defense Competition.

The KMEA All-District 8 Honor Band performed at the Paramount Arts Center in Ashland, Kentucky. Among the students who auditioned for and were selected to this elite group of musicians were Bath County High School Students Jayden Adkins, Samuel Curtis, Haylee Fouch, and Abigail Snedegar. KMEA District 8 is made up of schools from Montgomery County, up to Mason County, down to Lawrence County, 26 high schools in all. Bath County High School Band Director, Rob Rawlings, said about the event, "We are very proud of our four representatives in the honor band this year. It's quite an undertaking to prepare audition music, go to auditions along with hundreds of band students from around our region, and be selected to this group. Their performance was nothing short of spectacular. It is truly a tribute to these students' hard work and talent." The Bath County High School Band will perform at KMEA District Concert Band Assessment for ratings on March 11, 2020 in Pikeville, Kentucky. The band will also be performing at the University of Kentucky "Windfest" in April, and if they qualify, KMEA State Assessment in May. 

Order a 2020 yearbook by February 12 and your name will be placed into a drawing for a box of chocolates, valued at over $20.  The drawing will take place by Valentine's Day, so you'll have your sweet treat just in time!  For more information about placing an order, click here.