Brighter Choice

Boyle County Middle School serves grades 6–8 in Danville, where students know themselves as the Eagles. Its “Attitude is Everything!” motto and EAGLES guidelines call for respect, leadership, effort, and service in the school day. Teachers aim to challenge students through a varied curriculum while keeping parents and the community involved in learning. Each student receives a Google Chromebook through the school’s one-to-one digital program. Students use that access to create, work through problems, think critically, and collaborate across subjects. The middle school combines those tools with a focus on student achievement and a safe, supportive environment. Families can reach the Cunningham Way school office for current classes, schedules, and school activities.

Danville Christian Academy is a private school committed to nurturing students in a Christ-centered environment, fostering not only academic excellence but also spiritual and social growth. Serving a diverse range of students, the academy focuses on developing scholars who embody Christ-like values and are prepared to lead and serve in their communities. The school's approach integrates rigorous academic programs with an emphasis on character development, ensuring that each child is equipped for their unique path in life. What sets Danville Christian Academy apart is its dedication to creating strong partnerships with families, fostering a supportive community that encourages collaboration and involvement. This close-knit environment, combined with specialized programs tailored to meet the needs of each student, positions the academy as a distinctive choice for parents seeking a holistic educational experience for their children.

Danville High School is the high school of Danville Independent Schools, which also runs Mary G. Hogsett Primary, Edna L. Toliver Intermediate, and John W. Bate Middle School. We have stood on East Lexington Avenue since 1960, on the former Kentucky College for Women property. Our students take Advanced Placement courses, including AP African American Studies, and seniors complete Senior Gateway Interviews as part of earning the Danville Diploma. The arts carry real weight here. Gravely Hall hosts our theatre productions, and students can join band, choir, drama, tech theatre, a thespian troupe, forensics, the Undertow literary magazine, and The Crow's Nest student news site. Clubs include National Honor Society, FCA, GSA, and Spanish Club, and a Youth Services Center supports students and families.