The Boyle County school system offers an attractive, rural setting for its 2,717 students. Boyle County Schools, in partnership with the community, will educate all students to be responsible, lifelong learners. Through historic cities of Perryville, Junction City and Danville and through instititutions of higher learning in Centre College and Eastern Kentucky University, students are afforded opportunities to further expand cultural opportunities and educators are provided with an ongoing source of instructional enrichment.

In 2006 & 2007 Boyle County had the highest scores in the Central Kentucky Education Cooperative (CKEC). This cooperative is known for having the highest performing districts in the state. Furthermore, Boyle County is now one of the top 25 school districts across the state. Boyle County has established itself as a district with high expectations and a devotion to the success of all students. This is not the work of any one person or initiative. This accomplishment is the result of hard work and determination by teachers, staff, parents, the community and, most of all, the students! Boyle County's overall academic index was 88.3 This is a gain of 3.6 points from 2006 when the index was 84.7.

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On October 2, 2007 CATS scores were released across the state. Boyle County continues to make significant gains in the ultimate goal of 100% proficiency by 2014. For the second year in a row, Boyle County has the highest scores in the Central Kentucky Education Cooperative (CKEC). This cooperative is known for having the highest performing districts in the state. Furthermore, Boyle County is now one of the top 25 school districts across the state. Boyle County has established itself as a district with high expectations and a devotion to the success of all students. This is not the work of any one person or initiative. This accomplishment is the result of hard work and determination by teachers, staff, parents, the community and, most of all, the students! Boyle County's overall academic index was 88.3 This is a gain of 3.6 points from 2006 when the index was 84.7.

On October 5th, Boyle County celebrated by holding an Academic Excellence event. This is the second time students who scored proficient or distinguished on the CATS test have been honored. Students and staff gathered before the Boyle County homecoming game to celebrate this accomplishment. Over 1,400 students were invited to the event.