Boyle ‘standing strong’ with Marshall County High

Published 7:50 am Saturday, February 3, 2018

By Robin Hart

A group of BCHS students wearing orange and blue pose for a photo Friday morning to show their support for victims and survivors of the Marshall County High School shooting that occurred on Jan. 23

Many students and teachers at Boyle County High School wore orange and blue in memory of the victims of the Marshall County High School shooting on Jan. 23, and in honor of the staff and students there.

In a news release from the Kentucky Dept. of Education, Commissioner of Education Stephen Pruitt asked Kentuckians statewide to wear the school’s colors of blue and orange on Friday, Feb. 2.

They were also asked to take pictures showing their support for for the school and “post them on social media with the hashtag #MarshallStrong so that the residents of Marshall County will know individuals across the state stand behind them.”

After posing for a group photo with students wearing orange and blue in support of shooting victims of the Marshall County High School at BCHS Friday morning, some of the students, and a teacher, cut up a little before returning to class.

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From left, Sherry Bodner and Kim Evans, secretaries at Boyle County High School, and senior Jared England wear orange on Friday.

Sherry Bodner, left, and substitute teacher Dianne Oliverio show their support for Marshall County High School by wearing orange Friday.

BCHS Spanish teacher, Mike Petkus, wears an orange tie and carries an orange mug on Friday.

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