Principal's Message

Welcome to Belfry High School – “where success is a way of life”! As I begin my seventh year as principal of BHS, we are excited for the opportunities that we continue to offer our students and staff to grow as learners and professionals.
As a graduate of BHS and having spent my whole career at Belfry, I take pride in our Pirate family atmosphere. We are a close-knit “family” of educators providing the best opportunities for all of our students. Whether it is academics, athletics, or extra-curricular offerings, we work to excel in all areas in the educational field. Our school continued to be the center of our community.

Principal
Belfry High School
mark.gannon@pike.kyschools.us
“Once a Pirate, Always a Pirate.”

MARK GANNON
Principal

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Photo of Belfry High School front entrance

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View of Belfry High School from US HWY 119

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Bus Transportation Parental Assurance for Daily Health Assessment Form

Parents/Guardians,

Please complete the following Bus Assurance Form required by the Pike County Board of Education. If you have already completed a paper copy and returned it to the school, no further action is needed.

Thank you!

Click here to access the Bus Assurance Form

Bus Transportation Parental Assurance for Daily Health Assessment

Virtual Meal Pick-Up Information

To all Pike County Students and Families,

Pike County Schools is committed to offering the best quality meals and service to your child(ren) as we start the 2020-2021 school year virtually. The School Nutrition Program will be providing the option for weekly curbside meal pick-up for both Breakfast and Lunch Meals free of charge to all students enrolled in the Pike County Schools. At the present time, federal regulations specify that we must return to operating under the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program (SBP) just as we would during a normal school year.

What does that mean for our Families?