Bowers Academy

As we progress toward the start of our 2020-2021 school year, I wanted to share a recent development with you. Last night, I presented the Board of Education with our COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan, as required by Governor Whitmer. The Board voted to adopt the plans as presented and approved them to be sent to the state. Following the approval of our COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan, the Board had a lengthy discussion about our return to school, grappling with the complexities of this complicated time. Ultimately, out of an abundance of caution, the Board voted to start the school year remotely.

The West Bloomfield Township Main Library and Westacres Branch are now open for Phase 2 services. Read the details here.

The Annual Back to School Registration process for current families is open for the 2020-2021 school year. If your child is attending school (Kindergarten - 12th grade) in Bloomfield Hills Schools whether In-Person or Virtually for the 2020-2021 school year, you are required to register annually. For Step-by-Step directions please visit www.bloomfield.org/registration

Join us on August 12, 2020, for Bloomfield Virtual Information Night from 6 - 7 p.m. at www.bloomfield.org/livestream. This event will also be recorded and available for later viewing.

BHHS students enrolled in the new Biomedical Pathways program can look forward to an exciting collaboration with Lawrence Technological University students, to explore the emerging field of bioprinting (an additive manufacturing process)!

The BHHS Counseling team is conducting a Virtual College Application Boot Camp on Wednesday, August 5, for the Class of 2021. The presentation will be recorded and posted on BHHS website.

Registration is now open for students in grades K-8 who want to have fun while gaining science and technology skills through the Bloomfield Hills Schools award-winning robotics program.

The BHHS Theatre students were recently featured in Dramatics Magazine. Way to go!

We remain committed to providing the rigorous education our students and families expect from Bloomfield Hills Schools, while also ensuring families have the ability to choose the learning setting that is right for their family. The choice of education setting for the fall is a very personal one as families are each grappling with unique challenges and circumstances. 

Bloomfield VIRTUAL provides an equitable, caring, and safe learning environment where students are encouraged to be intellectually curious and academically ambitious. Leveraging the power of technology and community, Bloomfield VIRTUAL learning promotes student agency for all learners to achieve their highest aspirations.

We are pleased to share with you today the Bloomfield VIRTUAL Handbook and Catalog, which contains:

• Virtual Campus Overviews and Information
• Sample Daily Schedules by Grade Level
• Available Courses and Content Descriptions
• Special Education Supports & Schedules

Tuesday, August 11
8-9 AM
Via Zoom

Next Pickup days: Thursday 8/6 & Monday 8/10
at Bloomfield Hills High School
All children (up to 18 years, or under 26 for adults with disabilities) are eligible to receive meals from BHS at this time. 

"My time spent at BHHS, learning from faculty, students, and coaches has taught me to not just focus on myself, but to better my community”, shares 2018 BHHS graduate Tori Weingarten

Bloomfield Hills High School Class of 2018 graduates Kasra Raffi and Christian Kassab have shared a passion for videography and photography since their middle school years at Bloomfield Hills Middle School. These two students, while currently attending different universities, have maintained and grown their collaboration over the years, and credit BHHS for their skills and growth.

The Lahser track and turf & field are temporarily closed for repairs. We apologize for the inconvenience and look forward to providing a better experience soon! 

BHS Alum Karen Binno Akouri (1987) has used creativity, perseverance, and a commitment to all-natural ingredients to produce and promote a line of all-natural salad dressings called Drench that can be found in stores all around the Detroit metro area.

Rudy Chung, Andover 1995, is the music supervisor for the ESPN 30 for 30 series “The Last Dance.” Rudy was a swimmer and part of several state championships at Andover.