Bloomfield Hills High School

This year, Bloomfield Hills High School will be hosting the 2018 MSBOA District IV Marching Band Festival. Ten of the best marching bands from around Oakland County are coming to BHHS on Wednesday, October 17, from 5 - 8:30 p.m. to perform and receive a rating. The event is free and open to the public. 

The International Thespian Society will be hosting a Haunted Horrors Night Fundraiser on Friday, October 19, 2018, from 7 - 10:30 p.m. in the BHHS Performing Arts wing. Tickets are $5 regular admission and $7 for a ticket plus a snack. Warning: strobe lights, fog machines, and latex present within attraction.

The Composing Digital Narratives and Productions class is proud to announce their first installment of "This Week Today" which recaps the Homecoming week events at BHHS.

Come and meet the BHHS Forensics team coaches and team members at Bowers Farm on October 18, 2018, from 6 - 8 p.m. There will be S'mores, Wagon Rides, and other fun activities! 

Attention Booster Parents for Sports Teams and Clubs: Looking for a way to recognize and celebrate the seniors from your student's sports team or club group? Place a senior recognition ad featuring all those seniors! You could include images, messages, and/or list those seniors' accomplishments. One booster parent from the team/group should go to Jostens.com (search Bloomfield Hills High School), click on senior recognition ads, and start creating an ad. Questions? Email Becky Ossenmacher 

Join us at the BHS Ski Swap in the Bloomfield Hills Middle School Field House on Saturday, November 10, 2018, from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. A huge savings on hundreds of new and slightly used skis, boots, snowboards, apparel and accessories will be available for all ages. For additional information please email bloomfieldskiswap@gmail.com.

Planning is underway for the Class of 2019 Senior All Night Party (ANP) to be held on June 9, 2019, from 9:30 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. at BHHS.  It promises to be a special night to remember. Professional entertainment, games, food and prizes provide a fun, safe, inclusive and exciting graduation celebration for 100% of our seniors. The party requires MANY volunteers. Please sign up to assist with planning the party or to help the night of the party.

SIGN UP TO HELP

To purchase tickets:

2019 ANP Ticket Form (paper)                       2019 ANP Ticket Form (online)

To purchase lawn signs:

2019 ANP Lawn Sign Form (paper)               2019 ANP Lawn Sign Form - Personalized (online)

2019 ANP Lawn Sign Form - Non-Personalized (online)

Please email bhhs2019anp@gmail.com if you have any questions.

"Performing arts is always live, so it's really nice to be part of something that's permanent. I think this mosaic is going to be so beautiful, and will liven up the performing arts hallway," shares Ava Meyer, a Bloomfield Hills High School senior and member of Bloomfield Chorale, one of many musical opportunities available to BHHS students.  Performing arts students helped create a mosaic, which upon completion will hang by the entrance into the performing arts wing.  At the Dessert Concert, the first concert of the school year featuring the BHHS orchestra, choir and band, families were encouraged to be involved in the creation of the mosaic throughout the evening.

"I highly recommend Dr. Tim!" shares junior Katie Heath, a piccolo player in the BHHS marching band.  Nearly fifty band students interested in becoming stronger leaders seized the amazing opportunity to hear Dr. Tim Laughtzinhizer speak at Waterford Kettering High School on the topic of student leadership, as an after school field trip.

After submitting a number of entries to the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA), two Bloomfield Hills High School Hawkeye students have been named "design of the year" finalists in this national competition. Official winners will be announced in November. Great job! See all of the finalists, including our featured BHHS students!

• Maddie Wein, BHHS senior
• Jenny She, BHHS junior