Talia Reddy earned the President's Gold Volunteer Service Award for the completion of 250 hours of Community Service.  

The award is presented by AmeriCorps in recognition and appreciation for her commitment to strengthening our nation and community through volunteer service.

The 3rd annual Welcome Back Celebration, is scheduled for Saturday, September 23rd from 10 am-1 pm, followed by a 1 pm home football game against Harper Woods. Join in the fun!

Congratulations to all graduating students! You make us proud.

Several grade 8 students from East Hills recently took the short bus ride to Eastover to read to the younger students at their alma mater.

Sixth and seventh grade students recently participated in their final National Mathematics Pentathlon® Academic Tournament as Bloomfield Hills Middle School Lancers.

June 15 is a half day for K-8. 

Please note the dismissal times are different from a typical half day schedule. Wing Lake remains a full day on June 15.

• BHHS at 12:10 p.m. 
• Middle Schools at 11:30 a.m. 
• Elementary Schools at 12:35 p.m. 

In May, numerous teams concluded their Spring Season, marking it with numerous remarkable highlights!

We are thrilled to introduce Officer Jennifer Lower and Officer Thomas Riney as the newest additions to the BHS team for the upcoming 2023-24 school year.

Seventh graders across Bloomfield Hills Schools study ancient history from the beginning of time to around the year 0 CE in their Social Studies curriculum.

The English Language Development department hosted an evening of celebration on May 24, bringing together families from Bloomfield Hills Schools who come from all over the globe.

Conant and Lone Pine first grade students created egg and bird nest collages as part of an interdisciplinary collaboration at Bowers Farm.

The last day of school for 12th graders in Mrs. DeLuca's Forensic science class includes a blood drop lab assignment to solve a fictional crime. The day also includes the announcement of the Sci-Vivor champion.

Students in the Bloomfield Hills Schools’ PREP program were hard at work the last few months creating new projects and growing plants to spice things up for the spring!