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to Bridgman High School! Congratulations to Michael Kamp, our Student of the Month for March. “SCOOPIE NIGHT” 5-8 pm Come support the Bridgman High School & Middle School Bands by eating at Culver’s Restaurant on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 between 5-8 pm. Bridgman Band students will assist as servers and table helpers, and 10% of all sales made between 5-8 pm will benefit the Bridgman Band Boosters organization. Have you changed your phone number recently?? If so, make sure you update your information at the high school office and the Honeywell Alert system. BRIDGMAN ATHLETICS **click here** Upcoming Events at BHS: March 19th: End of March Period March 24th: Winter Sports Banquet March 30th: 5-8 p.m.Parent Teacher Conferences March 31st: No PM high school transportation April 1st: No PM high school transportation April 2nd: No school April 5-8: Spring Break April 17th: Prom April 19th: 8th Grade Orientation April 30th: Portfolio Day Click here for recommended reading from Mr. Hutfilz
Parents: Did you know that Berrien County has an Alcohol Taskforce!!! If you are aware of any underage drinking parties or alcohol abuse please call 269-470-ITIP! They do not have caller id and will not ask your name. Help keep our children safe! Bridges to Digital Excellence in Benton Harbor has a program for free computers for students. For further information contact Douglas Chapman at 269 757 0218 or email him at doug@pointclickachieve.org. Homecoming Royalty: Congratulations Queen Shannon Miller and King Patrick Russell
"Together, challenging our children to succeed."
7:40 am-2:45 pm Half-day Schedule: 7:40 am-10:55 am Office Hours: 7:00 am-3:30 pm We want all graduating Bridgman High School students to fit this profile, and we design our curricula accordingly. Bridgman students are: Quality Producers... who collaboratively and/or independently create intellectual, artistic, practical and physical products which reflect originality, high standards and the use of advanced technologies. Responsible Learners... who formulate constructive, positive attitudes and values in order to create a vision for their future, set priorities and goals, create options and take responsibility for pursuing these goals while monitoring and evaluating their progress. Effective Life Managers... who develop constructive interpersonal relationships and strive for physical, emotional and social growth.
Bridgman High School Office 9964 Gast Road Bridgman, MI 49106 Principal: Jim Hutfilz Quicklinks |
“Character is Power” Spring sport athletes, don’t forget, if you have not played a sport yet this year you must have a physical on file in the office prior to tryouts and practices. Tickets for tonight’s district final basketball game are on sale in the office for $5.00 each. Congratulations to Michael Kamp our new Student of the Month at BHS. Please congratulate the Andrea Babcock, Brittany Mercier, Taylor Tuszynski, Joe Vergot and Eric Pappa our other nominees. Girls track practice will start on Monday after school. We will meet in Coach Wismer’s room at 3:05. Come prepared to run outside. You should have sweats, mittens, and a stocking cap. You must have a physical on file with the school in order to practice with the team. Sydney Bower, Rebecca Roth and Dovile Vitkus need to see Mr. Wismer. Girls soccer practice begins Monday at 3:00 at RMS. Mrs. Kreitner’s Earth Science students remember to take your weather readings today during achievement block or after school. Also, remember to take your instruments home this weekend and do your measurements. Attention baseball players. Baseball starts on Monday so make sure you have a schedule. Everyday you must bring clothes for either indoor or outdoor practice. Dual sports forms must also be completed before practice on Monday. If you have not attended a baseball meeting you may still tryout. Any questions see Coach Beeney. Attention softball players. Softball starts on Monday from 3 PM-4:30 PM. Everyday you must bring clothes for either indoor or outdoor practice. If you did not sign up, you may still tryout. Any questions see Mr. Norton. Attention CO-OP students. You must see Mr. Beeney to pick up your nine week evaluations. These must be completed by you and your employer and submitted by Wednesday, March 17. There will be a sophomore class officer meeting today during Achievement in Mrs. Kreitner's room. Good luck to Patrick Russell, Max Miller, and Casey Bicker at today's Division I State Swim Meet. Today’s lunch is sloppy joe, chips, pasta salad and fruit. Monday’s breakfast will be cheese omelet or cereal, fruit and milk.
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