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Bloomfield Hills Schools is hiring! View a list of all current open jobs.
Community Organizations
Bloomfield Hills Schools recognizes the importance of community involvement and partnerships to achieving our goal of providing comprehensive education at its finest to our students. Various community organizations contribute to the health of our greater community and would welcome your interest.
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 The Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber is a member driven organization that builds strong relationships with government, education and community to create a prosperous business climate in Beverly Hills, Bingham Farms, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield Township and Franklin. |
 Birmingham Bloomfield Community Coalition (BBCC)
The BBCC's priority is to keep youth in the community safe and substance free! |
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The District Management Council The District Management Council provides tools, techniques and training to help public school districts succeed.
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The Friends of the Nature Center is an independent non-profit organization formed in 2006 to help maintain and improve the Nature Center and to ensure that it continues to offer area residents an opportunity to enjoy nature. Membership in the Friends is open to everyone. |
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Oakland Schools is the Intermediate School District for Bloomfield Hills Schools. Their first responsibility is to the educators of Oakland County, their students and families. |
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The Greater West Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce is the voice of business for the greater West Bloomfield area, including Sylvan Lake, Keego Harbor and Orchard Lake.
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The Friends of Bowers Farm group is dedicated to supporting, preserving and enhancing the property, programs, and activities of the Charles L. Bowers School Farm. |
