Congratulations to Pooja Kannappan for receiving a 2021 National Honorable Mention and for being selected as a Michigan Affiliate Winner for the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing!

Wednesday, June 16
12:30 p.m.
BHHS Gym

BHHS athletes will sign their NCAA Letters of Intent to play college sports in the fall of 2021 and the girls varsity tennis team will be recognized for winning the State Championship!

Bloomfield Hills High School Receives MI HEARTSafe School Award!

On behalf of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Michigan Department of Education, American Heart Association, Michigan High School Athletic Association, and Michigan Alliance for Prevention of Sudden Cardiac Death of the Young, Bloomfield Hills High School has received the MI HEARTSafe School award for 2020-2023. Schools are recognized with this award for their efforts to help prevent sudden cardiac death by creating a safer learning environment for the community. Click here for more information about MI HEARTSafe Schools. 

Photos from the 2021 BHHS Prom are now available to view and download!

All children are eligible to receive meals from BHS at this time throughout the summer. Curbside pickup is available:

Mondays and Thursdays
12:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Bloomfield Hills High School

The BHHS Global Education Team (GET) enjoyed its third and final Book Club gathering of this school year, in person at the Legacy Courtyard. BHHS administrators, faculty, staff, parents, and guardians read and discussed topics relating to diversity and inclusion through the lens of children's picture books.

August 27, 2021
4 to 7 p.m.
Bloomfield Hills High School

All BHS families are invited to attend. There will be games for all ages, animals from Bowers Farm, raffles, prizes, food, and more!

Thank you to the wonderful volunteers, sponsors and donors who helped create a fun and memorable All Night Party! The Graduates had a great time and won some amazing prizes while saying farewell to BHHS.

Congratulations to the Black Hawk girls tennis team for winning their first State Championship!

Congratulations to the following 2021 BHHS graduates who were granted the Michigan Seal of Biliteracy:

• Chloe Ormancey--French
• Ana Cabral Manterola--Spanish
• Charlie Zhu--Chinese
• Ghofran Alhayek --Arabic
• Maksoda Begum--Bengali
• Matei Ionescu--Romanian

Students were notified via school email on 6/2, if they won a parking spot in the lottery. Waitlist students were also notified. 

You must pay for your parking pass via Community Pass  beginning Friday, June 4 through Friday, June 18, 2021 ONLY.

• A completed application, vehicle registration, drivers license and your receipt from Community Pass must be turned in to the main office between June 4 - 18, 2021 to finalize purchase.

ALL previous fines and fees must be paid before a completed Parking Application is accepted. You must use your established Community Pass account. A Parent/Guardian/Head of household should know the sign on information.  Do not create a new account, it won't allow you to purchase the pass. If you need assistance retrieving your login information, send an email to ALewis@bloomfield.org.  Label the subject line: "Need Sign on Information for Parking Pass"  and the student's name in the body of the email. You will receive a response in 24 to 48 hours.

• NO LATE PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

If an incoming junior does not yet have a driver’s license, his/her spot will be held upon receipt of their payment and application. You must pay during the above time frame to reserve your spot.

If you no longer need/want your spot, please release it back to the waiting list by stopping by the office or emailing Mrs. Osborn.

This year's yearbooks will be distributed beginning the week of August 30 with a drive-thru pick up in the student drop-off loop. 

Specific dates and times will be announced in August. 

Still haven't purchased your yearbook? CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE ONE. We have a limited supply of ~100 copies. First come, first serve! Once we sell out, we're out! 

BHHS students Anna German (Grade 12) and Lizzie Wilburn (Grade 12) recently placed seventh in the world in the category Marketing Management Team Decision Making as part of the DECA business competition. 

Every spring, BHS art teachers organize the "Art From the Hills" K-12 District Art Show which showcases the artwork from our talented and hard-working students. Instead of a physical art display, this year's "Art From The Hills" is completely virtual! The district art show web gallery can be viewed here: www.bloomfield.org/artshow

Dear BHHS Students and Families,

As we get ready to end this school year, it is important that we collect all school materials checked out to students. A large amount of school materials has been checked out over the past 18 months as a result of the pandemic. This includes numerous Chromebooks, laptops, and other technology. We have tried to simplify the return process, so please review the important instructions here.

Planning and construction surrounding the exciting bond work in Bloomfield Hills Schools is well underway! A major milestone is the commencement of construction: the Groundbreaking Ceremonies! “North Hills Middle School” groundbreaking will be held at the site of former Lahser High School on Wednesday, May 26 at 5 p.m., and the “South Hills Middle School” groundbreaking will be held on Thursday, July 29, at 5 p.m., at Bloomfield Hills Middle School.

Oakland County Parks and Recreation continues to provide safe, socially-distanced nature programs for our residents. The attached flyer includes outdoor programs, trail hikes by appointment and also kits that families can pick up and make at home; some with virtual instructions via Zoom. 

Check out the 2021 BHHS Virtual Decision Day video!

The Michigan Department of Education allows students the opportunity to test out of high school courses. There will be three assessment windows for students to sign-up for test outs. All information regarding these testing windows is included in this letter.

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.

Many congratulations to the following exceptional BHHS students for being named this year’s Traub Award recipients: Art Award Winner: Carly Finerty, Music Award Winner: Joey Rankin; Art Alternate: Henry Earls, and Music Alternate: Jaidan Montgomery.

BHHS administration has extended the Pass/Fail option to the end of the semester for students. This is an option for students to consider given the multitude of challenges this semester. Please see the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for more details on this option and process to follow.

Leave your student's legacy at BHHS by purchasing a brick with their name, graduating year, and/or high school sport or club! Proceeds will benefit the construction of the new Alumni Athletic Entrance! Visit www.bloomfield.org/buyabrick to order or for more details.

You can now watch Black Hawk home games and matches live! Home games and matches taking place in the main gym can be viewed at www.nfhsnetwork.com by purchasing a subscription. Black Hawks!

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!

BHS families and staff are strongly encouraged to report ALL student or staff possible or positive COVID-19 cases using this form.

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.

Please visit www.bloomfield.org/canvas for student and parent/guardian resources and tutorials.

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.

Bloomfield Hills High School has designated the Main Commons and Learning Communities A, B, C, and D on both the upper and lower levels as nut-restricted zones. There are students in our building who are highly allergic to nuts or nut products and will be eating in these zones. Please plan snacks and lunches accordingly. We appreciate in advance your full cooperation.