All families with students in grades K-12 across the district are required annually to complete Online Back to School Registration (referred to as "registration" below). The online system allows you to complete the process from home. Online registration is completed through My Bloomfield. Click HERE for complete instructions.

Annual registration is completed online through the MiStar Parent Portal. Annual online Bloomfield Hills Schools registration started in July and extends through the start of school. New families who have enrolled through our district Student Services department, receive their password information to login to MiStar Parent Portal to be able to complete registration. 

Please make sure you complete the annual registration process by following one of the two options below: 

1. The first way is through the Q Parent Connection app under the Re-Enrollment menu option. The app is now available for your smartphone or tablet.

2. The second way is online through Parent Portal. 

For additional support, please go to the following link to view the BHS Annual Registration Guide.  Any questions pertaining to Annual Registration can be directed to the Student Services team at studentservices@bloomfield.org.

​​​​​​If your child needs (or may need) medication administered at school, please complete the appropriate form below. The prescription medication form must be completed by a physician. Both forms can be dropped off at our main office or faxed to our office at 248.341.7199. Parents may call the office to arrange a time to drop off a child's medication, preferably on or before the first day students attend in-person.

• All medications, both prescription and non-prescription, must be stored and administered in the office and turned into the office in their original containers. 

• Authorization for Prescription Medicine Form

• Authorization for Non-Prescription Medicine Form

If your child has a severe allergy that could potentially require medical attention at school (i.e. a food allergy, bee sting allergy), please complete the prescription medication form, and/or the non-prescription medication form as appropriate for your child's medical needs. We strongly encourage you to complete the appropriate forms before the first day of school if your child has a potentially life-threatening allergy. The prescription medication form requires input from your child's pediatrician or allergist and should be accompanied by an allergy action plan, provided by your child's physician. If your child has a life-threatening allergy, please contact the office before the first day of school so we can have necessary accommodations and action plans in place before your child begins the school year.

Please join us for Meet the Teacher Open House on Thursday, September 1st from 4-5 pm. Students will have the opportunity to meet their teachers, see their classroom, and drop off any suggested school supplies. We hope to see you there!

*Teacher assignments will be posted on Parent Portal the week of August 29th*

Dear familes,

As August rolls in, so do the Back to School sales! Please find Eastover's Suggested Supply List fro the 2022 - 2023 school year on our homepage. Your students' classroom teacher will notify you if any additional items are needed.

Please be advised that the Bloomfield Township Police Department will be conducting training this week, 08/08- 08/11, at the International Academy. There will be an increased police presence at the IA and there is no risk to our community.

The Kidz Zone program is designed to provide children with a safe, well-supervised environment when an adult is unable to be at home. 

Dear Eastover Families,

Fall is a busy time! Be sure to jot down these important dates!

Here are the calendar events for the month 

Please note - the dismissal time for 1/2 days will be at 12:30pm.

September 1st - Meet the Teacher Open House from 4-5 pm

September 6th - First day of school, dismissal at 12:30 pm 

September 6th - PTO Coffee at 9:30 am 

September 12th - Curriculum Night at 6:30 PM 

September 26th - No School - Rosh Hashanah 

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Saturdays, June 25, July 9, July 23, August 6, and August 20

Enjoy a morning of catch and release fishing with family and friends at the Johnson Nature Center! From 10 a.m. to noon, see what lies beneath the surface during the summer months and engage in some activities that highlight the fishing experience.

Bloomfield Hills Schools families may receive an encrypted email from Virtru. This is a legitimate email provider used by Bloomfield Hills Schools to improve data protection and privacy.

This year, National Gun Violence Awareness Day, also known as #WearOrange Day, is being observed on June 3, 2022.

The Bloomfield Hills Schools Board of Education is committed to gun safety and taking the necessary steps to keep students and the community safe from the tragic consequences of gun violence.

All BHS 2021-2022 retirees and their colleagues, supporters, and loved ones are invited to the Retirement Celebration Ice Cream Social!

Wed, June 8, 2022, 4:30-6 p.m.
Farm Activity Building at Bowers School Farm (1219 E Square Lake Rd)

RSVP online at www.bloomfield.org/retireersvp.

Bloomfield Hills Schools celebrates the diversity of families within the school community with an annual Multicultural Celebration. Now in its fourth year of being a district-wide event, the Parent Teacher Organization Council, composed of volunteer family members from across Bloomfield Hills Schools, hosted this educational celebration of culture in the Bloomfield Hills High School Main Commons.

The Bloomfield Hills Schools Foundation announced the recipients of the Spring 2022 BHSF Grants. This year’s grant projects include technology tools, student manipulatives, diverse literature, guest speakers, STEM tools, musical instruments, learning games, field trips, outdoor/experiential learning equipment, social/emotional learning resources, and other unique learning opportunities.

Eastover teachers have hosted many families including Arabic-speaking guest readers who read in English and Arabic. 

National School Social Work Week is marked every first full week of March to celebrate school social workers across the nation and appreciate their work in helping students achieve positive outcomes both personally and academically.