BHS Community Newsletter ~ September 13, 2024

We strongly recommend purchasing chromebook insurance, as the cost to insure is $35 and it covers the device for one year. By contrast, the cost to replace a broken chromebook is $428 and if the screen cracks, it can be over $150 to repair. To purchase insurance please visit: https://gpo.worthavegroup.com/gpo/bisd303.

For more details, click here.

ASB memberships and yearbooks may be purchased now through the online payment site. Additional information about ASB Membership and yearbooks can be found here.

Information on how to apply for scholarships and fee waivers can be found by clicking on the Financial Support icon on the BHS homepage.

Students who are taking classes that have a fee associated with them (this includes AP exams) will start to see fees posted in their name in the online payment site starting next week. 

All BHS home football, volleyball and basketball game tickets are sold online through Hometown Ticketing. 

STUDENTS: Free electronic game pass available with ASB membership 

FAMILIES: All Football, Volleyball and Basketball game tickets are sold online through HomeTown Ticketing. Multi-game pass options are available at a discount.

More detailed information can be found here.

**You may qualify for sports event pass waivers. Please go to the Financial Support icon on the BHS website homepage for more information.**

During Community, Culture & Self (CCS) time on Sept 24th and October 29th, Counselors and BHS senior English teachers will offer optional College Application and College Essay Writing workshops for interested seniors. Additionally, Counselors and the Career Guidance Specialist will visit all senior English classes on September 19th to talk with students about planning and preparing for their post high school plans. It’s an exciting time for our seniors and your student’s counselor will be working closely with them on their next steps! 

Please reach out to your student’s counselor or Lia Swanson (Career Guidance Specialist) if you have questions.

Accepting Applications: Students who are 16 years or older and are working, may be eligible to earn high school credit for work hours. Consider signing up for the Worksite Learning Program. More details can be found at the Career & Technical Education (CTE) Career Center under Cooperative Learning. The earlier in the semester a student signs up, the more work hours that can count towards school credit. Contact Ms. Hermanson at shermanson@bisd303.org.

BHS PTSO will have a board meeting on October 1 at 6:30 p.m. and a general meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the BHS library. BHS Principal Kristina Rodgers will provide information on the updated Cell Phone Policy, Smart Pass and CCS (Community, Culture and Self) class. 

17-30: College Rep Visits

1: PTSO General Meeting @ 7 p.m.

8: Voter Registration Day & Blood Drive

9: 9th/12th Gr. Parent Nights & BHS Open House

16: Make Up/Retake Photo Day

18: Homecoming Assembly & Football Game

19: Homecoming Dance