As a reminder, please be sure your child’s mask follows the Bloomfield Hills Schools mask guidelines. Face masks can be either reusable or disposable. They should fit tightly over your entire nose and mouth. Masks must have school-appropriate graphics. Masks should NOT have valves. Masks with valves are not permitted in Bloomfield Hills Schools. Students and staff are welcome to wear face shields brought from home, but they are not required. They may be worn in addition to a face mask. Neck gaiters and bandannas are not sufficient face coverings. They may be worn in addition to a face mask. Neck gaiters must have school-appropriate graphics.
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BHS families and staff are strongly encouraged to report ALL student or staff possible or positive COVID-19 cases using this form.
Congratulations to the IA OKMA students who received awards from the SEFMD and MSEF: Diya Ramesh, Akshara Karthik, Arya Goel, and Vivian Yee.
National Assistant Principals Week is April 5–9, 2021! Bloomfield Hills High School has three Associate Principals: Jessica Lupone, Cathy McDonald, and David Reed-Nordwall. Bloomfield Hills Middle School’s interim AP is David Baker; East Hills Middle School’s AP is Angie Konzen; and West Hills Middle School’s AP is Melissa Palmeri. These dedicated administrators help and support our students and staff on a daily basis, building positive culture, and assisting with all the details that make our schools run smoothly. Take a moment to thank your school’s Associate Principal this week!
Keeping up with Jeopardy? Get ready for the best guest host yet: Superintendent Watson! Which contestant will win? Check it out!
Save the date:
Thursday, May 27, 2021
5:30 to 8 p.m.
BHHS Legacy Courtyard
Registration Packets (due 04/19/21)
View the Multicultural Celebration Slideshow
This year, the U.S. observes Holocaust Remembrance Day on Thursday, April 8, corresponding with the Jewish day of remembrance, Yom HaShoah. The Holocaust Memorial Center in West Bloomfield is hosting The Kappy Family Anne Frank and Elie Wiesel Night Art & Writing Competitions, to educate students about the Holocaust, engaging them through Anne Frank and Elie Wiesel's profound stories and empowering them to move from thought to action using creative expression.
This year's art and writing competition, open for students in 7th - 12th grades, is themed "The Power of Memory." The entry deadline is April 16, with a virtual Awards Ceremony on June 16. Learn more here.
To protect the health and safety of Wing Lake students and our playground guests, Wing Lake Developmental Center is enacting and enforcing a new No Pets Rule on school grounds. Service animals are allowed. Please also remember that all BHS school properties are drug free zones, which includes tobacco products (Board Policy 6006). Please do not smoke or use tabacco products of any kind on school grounds.
All children are eligible to receive meals from BHS at this time. Curbside pickup is available:
Mondays and Thursdays
12:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Bloomfield Hills High School
SCAMP will be returning to in-person camp for this summer at West Hills Middle School. Covid-19 protocols will be followed. There are limited spaces available. Register today!
Bloomfield Hills Schools has Summer Camp opportunities for all ages, all abilities, and all interests! New this year, families have the option to select individual days, an entire week, and an option to pay for the entire summer. Camps include:
- Huck Finn (Grades K-3)
- Bloomfield Summer Fun (Grades 3-7)
- Sports and Adventure (Grades 3-7)
- Bowers Farm Summer Camps
Questions? Contact Recreation@bloomfield.org.
With the passage of the $200 million bond in August 2020, Bloomfield Hills Schools administrators and staff are excited and hard at work planning for the future of our schools. The plans for the new and renovated structures are educator-driven, to ensure that teachers have a direct impact in designing student-centered schools.
As part of the state’s continued efforts to slow the increasing spread of COVID-19, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) announced the statewide rollout of the COVID-19 exposure notification app MI COVID Alert.
As a reminder, please be sure your child’s mask follows the Bloomfield Hills Schools mask guidelines. Face masks can be either reusable or disposable. They should fit tightly over your entire nose and mouth. Masks must have school-appropriate graphics. Masks should NOT have valves. Masks with valves are not permitted in Bloomfield Hills Schools. Students and staff are welcome to wear face shields brought from home, but they are not required. They may be worn in addition to a face mask. Neck gaiters and bandannas are not sufficient face coverings. They may be worn in addition to a face mask. Neck gaiters must have school-appropriate graphics.
Families are automatically signed up to receive communication from their child's school, teachers, and Bloomfield Hills Schools through Remind and My Bloomfield. Instructions for updating this information are available at www.bloomfield.org/notifications. Here you can manage your contact preferences as they pertain to text, email, and phone call notifications.