Throughout the school year, Bloomfield Hills Schools PREP students participated in a residency with world-famous Detroit artist Hubert Massey and renowned photographer S. Kay Young, collaborating on a mosaic mural and preparing photography and other art for an exhibit now available to view at The Hawk Farmington Hills Community Center.
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The staff at Wing lake School created an enchanted Disney prom for students in grade 14 on May 13th.
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Bloomfield Hills Schools fosters public speaking skills through Forensics Teams, existing in all three middle schools and at Bloomfield Hills High School. Middle School teams prepare students for the more rigorous high school level competitions.
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Bloomfield Hills High School and the Bloomfield Hills Schools English Language Development Department proudly congratulate BHHS 12th graders Samyia Almaajoon, Kenan Alsaghir, Ausfia Jannat, and Leen Said for being awarded the Michigan Seal of Biliteracy. All students demonstrated Intermediate High proficiency on world language assessments.
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The Coca-Cola Foundation called Jaanaki Radhakrishnan (12th grade) a “game changer,” “force for positive change,” and “visionary leader,” as it named the Bloomfield Hills High School student a 2022 Coca-Cola Scholar.
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Bloomfield Hills Schools celebrates the diversity of families within the school community with an annual Multicultural Celebration. Now in its fourth year of being a district-wide event, the Parent Teacher Organization Council, composed of volunteer family members from across Bloomfield Hills Schools, hosted this educational celebration of culture in the Bloomfield Hills High School Main Commons.
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Each year, Bloomfield Youth Assistance honors students from the community who have proven to be outstanding citizens. The winners were honored at the annual Outstanding Youth Citizen Awards Ceremony this spring.
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BHHS Jazz Band participates in MSBOA State Jazz Festival and receives "Outstanding" ratings. |
Information about summer athletic opportunities including season preparation and camps, also included is information about the BHHS Girls Golf team informational meeting for interested players. |
Along with districts across Oakland County and the country, BHS continues to experience some staffing shortages. In the coming days and weeks, it is possible that our district will experience some consolidated, changed, or canceled transportation routes due to staffing shortages.
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Although masking is not required in our schools per OCHD, we continue to strongly recommend face masks and provide face masks to staff, students, and guests that choose to wear one. We are continuing to work closely with OCHD to ensure we have mitigation efforts in our schools. |
Leave your student's legacy at Bloomfield Hills High School by purchasing a brick with their name, graduating year, and/or high school sport or club at www.bloomfield.org/BuyaBrick. |
Join in on the virtual workshop to learn how to support LGBTQ+ Youth on Wednesday, June 1, 2022. The event is hosted by facilitators Jamie Erdheim and Tracy Hobbs, and participants can register at www.bloomfield.org/youthsupport.
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Bloomfield Township Public Library is hosting the Art From the Hills 2022 Exhibition from May 17- 27, 2022. This exhibition provides an opportunity to celebrate the Bloomfield Hills School Visual Arts program.
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On August 2, 2022, voters in Bloomfield Hills Schools will be asked to consider a proposal to restore the Non-homestead Operating Millage.
• Required for Bloomfield Hills Schools to receive full revenue per pupil.
• The majority of families in Bloomfield Hills Schools qualify for the Principal Residence Exemption and will not be affected by the restoration of 2 mills.
• The tax rate for Non Principal Residence Exemption properties (like business and rental property owners) will not increase. For a business with a taxable value of property established at $200,000, the tax cost would be $3,600 ($200,000 x 18 mills ÷ 1,000), the same tax rate applied today.
• No levy increase, current tax rate (18 mills) since 2000. |
The Pandemic-EBT (P-EBT) Program provides food benefits to families with children who were not able to get free or reduced-price school meals due to COVID.
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The summer programs in Bloomfield Hills Schools will extend the school year by providing continuous learning opportunities for students. The purpose of K-8 summer learning is an extension of this school year (not a head start for next year) and staying sharp on content that was covered in the grade the student just completed. Bloomfield Hills High School offers summer programming for course recovery, required courses to accelerate high school curricular opportunities, and Special Education courses. |
Bowers School Farm is hosting events this Spring such as culinary workshops and Open Barn on the weekends. |
Families are automatically signed up to receive communication from their child's school, teachers, and Bloomfield Hills Schools through Remind and My Bloomfield. |
Learn what new and exciting changes are coming to the Special Education program including enhanced individualized supports, new resource rooms at all buildings, and more. Join us to learn more on June 7, 2020 from 6 to 7 p.m. at Booth Center (7273 Wing Lake Road.) |
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| May 19, 2022 8:15 AM - 9:15 AM |
May 24, 2022 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM |
June 9, 2022 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM |
June 9, 2022 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM |
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