The building is designed to support the highest levels of student engagement and academic success. We also provide a permanent facility on-site for Model Center, with highly collaborative and technical learning spaces for our students.
View the video to take a virtual tour of BHHS! Go Black Hawks!
Attention Class of 2020 (next year's seniors): Class of 2020 students must purchase a parking permit for the 2019-2020 school year through Friday, May 24, 11 a.m., in the main office. Applications are available online and in the main office. ALL previous fines and fees must be paid before a completed Senior Parking Application is accepted. Many of you already have a parking pass for THIS school year, however, you MUST complete a new application AND purchase next year's pass NO LATER than Friday, May 24, 11 a.m., if you plan on parking next year.
Bring your completed application, along with payment, a valid driver’s license and vehicle registration to Mrs. Mezey in the main office through Friday, May 24, at 11 a.m. NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED. The 2019-2020 parking permit IS NOT a permit to park this year. If an incoming senior does not yet have a driver’s license, his/her spot will be held upon receipt of their application and payment.
Attention Class of 2021 (next year’s juniors): Class of 2021 students wishing to obtain a parking pass for next year may now apply for the Junior Parking Lottery by completing the information on the on the Junior Lottery Form (students must be logged into their Bloomfield Google account to access this form). Access to this form will CLOSE on Friday, May 31, at 2:30. The lottery will be held June 3, and current sophomores WHO WIN the lottery will be able to purchase their 2019-2020 parking permit June 10-14, AFTER all previous fines and fees have been paid. This IS NOT a permit to park this year. If a junior wins a spot in the lottery and does not yet have a driver’s license, their spot will be held upon receipt of their application and payment. Purchased parking permits are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE. NON-TRANSFERABLE means nobody else may use your parking permit under any circumstances.
Visit the Student Parking page for more details.
Pooja Kannappan, ninth-grade student at BHHS, competed at the 2019 Science and Engineering Fair of Metro Detroit (SEFMD), winning a First Place Award. Kannappan's project "Detecting Metastatic Cancer in Digital Pathology Scans Using Machine Learning" also received an Intel Award Certificate for outstanding achievement in the category of Computer Science.
From the technical direction, to the lighting and sound, to the costume design, BHHS students help to make the magic happen behind the scenes for theatrical productions.
Bloomfield Hills High School juniors, Eeshika Dadheech and Katie Heath, attended the international DECA conference in Orlando, Florida, and placed second in the world in their category!
The Girls Varsity A Tennis Black Hawks captured the first place regional title, qualifying for states.
The BHS Foundation has many opportunities to recognize someone who has made a difference. Visit www.bloomfield.org/Tribute to donate honor, celebrate, thank, or congratulate!
On Wednesday, May 22, 2019, Bloomfield Hills High School participated in NCAA College Signing Day. The following BHHS athletes signed their NCAA Letters of Intent to play college sports in the fall of 2019:
Congratulations to junior Lexi Finkelstein for being selected as the 2019 Mt. Holyoke College Book Award winner! Lexi was nominated by BHHS Counselor, Mr. Fogle, for being a student who exhibits an excellent academic record and qualities of leadership and service in the school community. Lexi was awarded The Book of Unknown Americans. Congratulations, Lexi!
Congratulations to junior Isabelle Harber for being selected as the 2019 Wellesley College Book Award winner from the Wellesley Club of Southeastern Michigan! Isabelle was nominated by BHHS Counselor, Mrs. Hollyer-Madis, for being a student whose academic record and character are exceptiona,l and who has also made a significant personal contribution to the school/community. Isabelle was awarded the book The Norton Book of Women's Lives. Congratulations,Isabelle!
Congratulations to junior Jenny She for being selected as the 2019 Harvard Book Prize Award winner! Jenny was nominated by BHHS Counselor, Mrs. Brooks, based on character and academic excellence. The Harvard Club of Eastern Michigan is a local alumna/alumni association. Each year the Club provides a Harvard Book Prize to juniors attending selected high schools in the area. Jenny was awarded the book Making the Most of College. Congratulations, Jenny!
Bloomfield Hills High School
4200 Andover Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
Mon - Fri 7:00 a.m - 3:30 p.m.
| Main Office: | 248.341.5670 |
| Attendance: | 248.341.5610 Procedures Policy |
| Counseling: | 248.341.5630 |
| Fax: | 248.341.5698 |
| Bus Hotline: | 248.341.6296 @BHSBuses |
Charlie Hollerith, Principal
248.341.5605
CHollerith@bloomfield.org
Sharida Lewis, Associate Principal
248.341.5603
SLewis@bloomfield.org
David Reed-Nordwall, Associate Principal
248.341.5604
DReed-Nordwall@bloomfield.org
Tracy Hall, Administrator for IB and Postsecondary Programs
248.341.6808
THall@bloomfield.org
