District News & Information

After reading “Balloons Over Broadway” by author Melissa Sweet, Way Elementary third-grade students designed robot floats for their own Thanksgiving parade. According to Media Center Specialist Cindy Zervos, the students first discussed how Tony Sarg designed floats and balloons for the initial Macy's Thanksgiving Day parades. Then, the students held discussions on how Sarg anticipated possible problems and reviewed how improvements were made year after year.  “Students were given time to design, create, test, and change a float that could be transported down our own parade route on an Ozobot,” said Zervos. “The Ozobots were color-coded to move, zigzag, and spin down the route.” Students shrieked in delight as their robotic creations came to life and moved along the parade route.

Students who are part of the full International Baccalaureate Diploma Program at BHHS spent time at the Nature Center as part of their Group 4 project. This is a collaborative and multidisciplinary activity which encourages science students to appreciate the environmental, social, and ethical implications of science.  

Calling all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students! Would you like to meet new and prospective students and show them around our schools? Middle school students in Bloomfield Hills Schools grades 6-8 who are interested in being an official representative for their school can apply to serve as Student Ambassadors for the 2022-23 school year. 

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November 30, 2022
6:30 to 8 p.m.
at Bloomfield Hills High School
Learning Community A 100

If you plan to attend, please complete this RSVP form.

Whether you have recently moved here from another country or have lived here for years, join together with other international families of Bloomfield Hills Schools.

Join BHS Superintendent Watson at the Bloomfield Township Senior Center for musical performances by a BHHS musical group, refreshments, and conversation. Please call 248.723.3500 to register.

Oakland Schools encourages families to view the art exhibits and celebrate the featured students’ artistic and creative achievements currently on display at their office. The display will be available until November 30, 2022. Art teachers from every Bloomfield Hills School chose exemplary pieces of student art to be showcased.