It's a very nice elementary school that I have been through numerous times over the years. It is…read morelocated in the heart of Sheperdsville and has been remodeled over the past few years and looks really nice and clean. With that her super friendly and facility is well-maintained and taken care of

I had an experience there when I was there this teacher named Mrs Bryant and I got in trouble she…read moretold me to come there then I did she yelled and me and was like closer when I was right infront of her.

Bullitt lick Middle School is a middle school in Shepherdsville now I'm very familiar with Bullitt…read morelick growing up with my mom she taught at Bullitt lick for many many years and I knew a lot of the people in the culture now all them people are gone of course except for one actually one still teaches there just crazy to me. I'll drop by Bullitt lick today cuz my wife works there now and I'm at the people currently doing construction so I'm looking forward to seeing when it is actually built and established and the finished product Bullitt lick I think it's a good school

I've never been inside the bullet alternative center but are used to live next to it and they have…read morea crate walking path in front of it and behind it that I would walk a whole lot or ride my bike around. Now that I have my father I'll take my girls up here all the time and let them play and rather bikes at the bullet alternative center parking lot so we always have a good time they have a nice little gazebo that we go visit eat it and just play so that's what my reviews based on

Man, J. Moore at American Barber College is the real deal! I got a medium fade, and it came out…read moreclean, crisp, and on point! From the moment I walked in, the customer service was solid -- everyone was professional, friendly, and made me feel right at home. Being in the military, I'm always moving around, and finding a good barber can be stressful. But that search is over -- J. Moore is now my guy! You seriously can't beat an $8/$10 haircut with this level of quality and attention to detail. If you're in the area and need a fresh cut, do yourself a favor and hit up J. Moore at American Barber College. You'll walk out looking and feeling like a new man! (859) 414-3189 Thank you, J. Moore and the American Barber College team -- you've definitely earned a loyal customer! ‍

I've been going to this barbershop for years now! The prices for haircuts and beard trims are…read moreabsurdly cheap. I've never waited more than 2 minutes to get in a chair because they must have 20+ barber chairs in the place. The students are awesome and eager to take care of you and appreciative when you tip them. I love the atmosphere. It has the barber shop vibe with all the barbers talking sports, music, shoes, hairstyles, or whatever seems to come up. I find myself constantly laughing. Even though the barbers are students they make sure an instructor checks out your cut and approves it before you leave so you know it's a good cut. I'll keep going back because the environment is friendly and relaxed, it's the cheapest cut in town, you leave looking fresh, and I kind of like the idea of helping the students work towards something rather than overpay for an average cut from someone unappreciative somewhere that's more corporate.

A friend and I went to the 7pm showing of "TMI: Sex Education". It was hilarious! The show is…read moregeared toward middle school students and teaching them the basics of sex education in a funny, light-hearted manner. I was hoping it would be a little more risque, but since they received a grant to use the show in schools they have to keep it clean. The show features a classroom of puppet students who are all embarrassed to be learning about sex ed. We laughed a ton as the puppet teacher made the puppets and the audience repeat different sex terms! The puppetteers did a great job with voices, timing and manipulating the puppets! The venue for the show is in the Highland Community Center on Breckenridge St. If you look at the building from the outside you will see it is an old church. It is very charming and has loads of character. When the church population dwindled they looked for tenants to help with the building costs. That's how the Squallis Puppetteers found their place. The "Hall of Puppets" has some of their VERY large puppets and is on the second story of the building, available for you to go and see/take pics with. It has some awesome puppets, including a huge Hunter S. Thompson that was part of Forecastle Festival! The music for "TMI" was done by Jim James, of My Morning Jacket. He is apparently a good friend of the puppet masters and it made the show even cooler! (MMJ also recorded a record in the same building-fyi) I asked about the Squallis Puppetteers adding a more adult-themed show and they said they have had several similar requests. I'm hoping they are able to do so because I know it would be spectacular! It's a cheap $5 way to have a few laughs and feel like a kid while watching a puppet show!

This is a great elementary school that offers many great programs and a mew building for students…read more This area of town really needed this update on school and the playground that my girls and I visit is really great. I recommend going here if you are in the area

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Way back in the 80's (yes, the 80's, children), I was a wee high school student and I attended the…read morehallowed halls of this fine institution. The overall philosophy of the place was akin to 70's free love, communal education. We addressed our teachers by their first names. My English class was held in a room with few tables and no desks. There were sofas and floor cushions everywhere. Most of the teachers were awesome. There were a few boneheads (you know who you are). Martha Ellison and Doug Proctor were a finely tuned educational machine. They churned out many creative, balanced, independent thinkers. Once they were no longer involved with the Brown School, everything seemed to slide downhill. The new regime swung in the direction of traditional education with standardized testing driving the process. It seriously sucked. I was fortunate enough to graduate the year that this regime took power. I was also fortunate enough to reap the benefits of the patient, devoted teachers at the Brown School. Special thanks go to Lois, Karen, and Gaye. They know know why. The dream team of Martha and Doug get five stars. Today, the Brown School hardly pays homage to her roots. So, we'll settle at three stars and call it even.