Lone Pine Elementary School

Let's Play ball!  It is time to register for the 64^th season of the Bloomfield Baseball League (BBL).  The BBL offers recreational baseball for ages pre-K through 12th grade.  Games are played on Bloomfield School fields and teams are organized by school and grade level. Register early to have the best chance for your son or daughter to play with their friends on their school team.  Save $50 if you register before Feb. 1.  Register online at www.bloomfieldbaseball.com.  If you have any questions contact the BBL league administration team at bblexecutive@gmail.com or (586) 372-6299 or you can contact the West Hills & Lone Pine School Rep., James Sheridan at 248-409-8484 or jamesasherida86@hotmail.com.  

Register For Spring Acadamy/Clinics: For those of you looking to get some early season training in the BBL is offering its Spring Baseball Academy sessions on Saturdays February 26 and March 5, and Sundays March 13th and 20th.  These sessions are 1.5 hrs. each with a focus on fundamentals including hitting, fielding, base running and throwing.  Space is limited so sign up now at www.bloomfieldbaseball.com. 

Due to the rise in Covid numbers, the next Family Connections gathering, which is dedicated to supporting newly enrolled families, will be held virtually on Monday, January 24 at 7 pm.

Tuesday, January 18, 2022
7:00 p.m.- 8:30 p.m
Virtual via Zoom

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Due to the rise in Covid numbers, the next Family Connections gathering, which is dedicated to supporting newly enrolled families, will be held virtually on Monday, January 24 at 7 pm. Please RSVP here (https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a084aa9aa2ba3f58-family2), and join the Zoom meeting with this link (https://bloomfield-org.zoom.us/j/94696317929). This Zoom meeting will be district-wide, so newly enrolled families across all Bloomfield Hills Schools will have an opportunity to ask questions about the schools and area, and will get to meet lots of other new families. BHS Family Ambassadors as well as parent volunteers from across the schools will be there to help answer questions and provide resources. Welcome to Bloomfield Hills Schools!

The elementary lunch menu for January 2022 can be found here.

In alignment with OCHD, BHS is no longer identifying close contacts that occurred from an exposure within a school setting. 

International families from across Bloomfield Hills Schools recently attended an information night and community-building event. The English Language Development department, led by Lisa Lockhart was instrumental in providing engaging sessions for families from around the globe attending BHS.

Several schools and student groups across Bloomfield Hills Schools took the initiative to support students at Oxford schools following the recent tragedy in the neighboring district. 

The Multicultural Celebration Committee is excited to invite all BHS families to share recipes for a Multicultural Recipe Collection! We plan to have this Recipe Collection ready for purchase at the fourth annual district-wide Multicultural Celebration on Monday, May 9.

• Celebrate recipes from around the world!
• Share your backgrounds and stories connected to your cultural foods.
• Share photos of your delicious concoctions.
• Email your recipes, stories, and photos to BHMulticulturalCelebration@gmail.com by Friday, April 8th, 2022.

Link to Flyer

Link to Multicultural Celebration Participation Packet

Bloomfield Hills Schools is proud to announce that K-12 student artwork is being displayed from now through Monday, November 29, at the Oakland Schools ISD.

During the annual "Farmer for a Day" field trip, kindergarteners learn from Bowers Academy students about farm jobs and how to take care of the animals.

Thank you to the BHS PTO Council and school families who generously donated to Gleaners Food Bank. BHS donated $6,729.26 in monetary funds, plus an incredible amount of non-perishable food and personal items.

Bloomfield Hills Schools was recently gifted with book bundles from the organization, Girls of the Crescent, that will increase the diversity within the District's literary collections in our media centers.