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November 4, 2020
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The holiday season will be different for Michiganders this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To ensure families do not miss out on being together during the holidays, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has issued guidance on how to travel and gather safely during the holidays.

Since last spring, Ella Tupper, then a 9th grade student at BHHS, began choreographing Colorguard routines each day. Tuesday, October 20, marked Day 200 of Tupper’s Color Guard routines!

Congratulations to Black Hawks varsity football team kicker Sara Huston, for scoring the game winning point in overtime 35-34 against undefeated Berkley! Check out Sara’s interview on Channel 4 WDIV featured Sunday, October 18, 2020.

Each month BHHS students in the KidsRead2Kids club will buddy up with a few elementary students and read to/with them over Zoom.

Click here and use code EVTTJDM7X if you would like to order your student's pictures online.

The audition packet can be accessed using this link.

Academic Year 2020-2021

Subject:  BHHS PTO – Calling All Families to Join Us!

The BHHS PTO is a place where all student families can meet other families, share experiences, get information, discuss issues, and interact with school administrators and staff.  You can get involved in various activities if you’d like, but it’s not required. Even though we are starting the school year off remotely, there are still things to do and ways we can support our students! We are always looking for novel ideas for how to do this and would love to hear from you.

Thank you to everyone who has already joined PTO. If you have not had a chance to, please consider joining.  We value your input and your support for the numerous PTO-sponsored programs throughout the year. Membership also means you get a vote at the monthly PTO meetings. 

Registration for the boys swim and dive team is now open on the team webpage. Practice begins on November 23, 2020.

Help tackle food insecurity and warmth in Oakland County. This year due to COVID-19, Make a Difference Day will look a bit different than in years past. In an effort to keep our communities safe and comfortable, we will offer various ways that you and your family can get involved:

• Purchase a blank yard sign to keep families warm
• Make a donation directly toward food or cleaning supplies
• Volunteer for in-person community service hours

Hours are done in outdoor food loading, socially distant garden project and contactless porch food drop offs for all ages supporting Michah 6 Community in Pontiac and MyCovidResponse.org for Oakland County.

• Boys Hockey Preseason Skates
• Boys Hockey Tryouts
• Boys Swim & Dive Registration Now Open
• Girls Basketball Open Gyms
• Girls Hockey Tryouts
• Girls Hockey Preseason Skates

A couple of important reminders if you are going to drop off or pick up your student from school:

1. Please drop-off in designated areas (click here). See map for drop-off locations. Please do not drop your student off on Andover or Long Lake roads. 

2. Please do not block crosswalks.

3. Please pull forward (as far as possible) in drop-off areas to minimize traffic back-ups on Andover and Long Lake roads. 

4. Please do not drop off in the designated areas for student and staff parking.

5. Students and families should never park in drop-off areas at any times.

6. Please use caution at all times 

Importance of Pre-screen

Remember to pre-screen at www.bloomfield.org/pre-screen.  This can be completed from any computer, tablet, or mobile device. Paper copies are also available for those who wish to print the checklist for a home reference.

Thank you for your cooperation and daily diligence in this process!

Face Coverings/Masks

Please remember, all students and staff must follow all safety measures.  This includes not just wearing a face covering, but an approved facial covering. Please review the following Face Covering Guidelines.

A couple of important reminders regarding lunches:

• We now have four lunch periods to help reduce lunch sizes for health and safety.. Average lunch sizes will range between 200-225 students per lunch in the hybrid schedule. Lunches are determined by location of your 5th or 6th hour class. To determine which lunch a student has please look at the room number for the 5th or 6th period class on MiStar. The lunch schedule is as follows; A Lunch: LC A100, B100, C100, B Lunch: LC A200, B200, C200, D200, C Lunch: World Lang,KM, DS, G Wing, D Lunch: Model Center, Performing Arts, Art, and PE.

• Students are restricted to eat lunch only in main street, main commons, grand staircase, and upstairs main commons areas. Seating is restricted per table.

• Complete breakfasts and lunches will be served at no cost to students. This program will tentatively run through winter break.

• All food choices will be pre-packaged. 

• Please view food service letter by clicking this link.

Welcome class of 2021!  I know it sounds crazy, but we are already planning for your graduation from Bloomfield Hills High School.  Your cap and gown and senior items are a key part of your celebration, and we understand how important it is.  This class has already been through many challenges, so we made the order process fast and easy for you this year.

To order your cap and gown package, just go to www.balfourshop.com and enter promo code MI161640 

This promo code guarantees that you will receive the Bloomfield Hills cap & gown.  

You can also use this link to take you directly to the Bloomfield Hills cap & gown ordering page: https://store.balfourshop.com/MI161640/

All orders must be placed by October 10th before the promo code expires. 

Please click on this link to see the handbook we have created for BHHS Students and Families.  This is meant to be a reference for you.  If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know.

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

Please review this document for 2020-2021 BHHS yearbook information.

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

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.