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to Bridgman High School! Congratulations Colleen Kennedy, the Student of the Month for May, 2008. Upcoming Events: DECA golf outing: May 17, 2008 8:00 a.m. (Postponed) BHS Awards Day: May 19, 2008, 8:00 a.m. BHS Senior Awards Night: May 19, 2008, 7:00 p.m. Memorial Day Parade: May 25, 2008 Graduation: June 1, 2008, 1:00 p.m.
"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 |
Bridgman High School “The only thing that will stop you from fulfilling your dreams is you.” Activities: Sign up for Segment I driver education in the high school office through May 16th. Check the website or call Mr. Schadler if you have questions. Sign-up in the office through May 16th for Segment II driver’s education. Please call Mr. Schadler if you have questions. Juniors: Sign up for graduation honor guards. There is a sign up sheet in the office. Seniors: From now until next Friday, May 16th, take time to go to Mrs. Carlson’s room during achievement or the last ½ hour of 5th or 6th hours to record the Senior Rehearsal Luncheon Video. We want EVERYONE to be able to record either their favorite school memories, confessions or even wills. Just get a pass from your teacher and head to the art room. Mrs. Carlson will help you record it. The Performing Arts Center is still looking techs for next school year. This is a paid position and no experience is necessary. If interested contact the office. Lory’s Place is hosting a run/walk on Saturday, May 17th. Please consider joining this event in memory of Austin Murphy. Information may be found in the office. This is a reminder to all track team members - the Regional meet will be held this Saturday in Centreville, not on Friday as listed on the schedule. Track regionals this weekend are on Saturday. Recycling will be picked up today during achievement. Volleyball sign-ups will be during lunch outside the cafeteria on Friday. This is a reminder as of today you cannot charge in the hot lunch or ala carte lines. If you’re not sure of your balance come down between classes and we will be happy to let you know. JSA! We will have a meeting this Thursday to talk about next year and hold elections as well. If you’re interested in running contact Sonny Gast. All football players are to report to the gym after school today and on Thursday and each Tuesday and Thursday through the remainder of the year. The girls track team defeated Cassopolis, Benton Harbor Countryside Charter and Covert last night in our last home track meet for the Bees. Top performers were Lisa Bowman, Melanie Watson, Dovile Vitkus, Ashley Nitz, Emily Ulrath, Kelsey Wilson, Jenny Watson, Jenny Mitchell, Ali Murphy, Jessica Forker and Grace Roeder. Great job girls! Our regional meet is this Saturday at Centreville. The Bridgman tennis team placed 4th at the Lakeland Conference tournament. Jill Bender finished third at #2 singles. Ellie Lyman and Sam Wells beat Edwardsburg to place third at #1 doubles. Megan Hauck and Greta Englund upset Brandywine, then finished second at #3 doubles. Freshmen: Please see your current class officer, Luke, Zane, Justin, Chelsea, Hillary for how you can help with our next fundraiser. We vote Friday for next year's class officers. Did you know that wearing a seat belt increases the chances of surviving a crash by nearly 50 percent? From May 19th through June 1st the Michigan State Police will be out in force looking Varsity baseball beat Kalamazoo Hackett 11-1 last night to make their record 14-4. Tyler Wasko was the winning pitcher. Jeff Jakeway had 4 hits and 3 RBI's, Parker Mojsiejenko 2 hits and 3 JV Baseball improved their record to 14-4 last night by beating Kalamazoo Hackett 2-1 in extra innings. Ryan Hanson was the winning pitcher. Brandon Ashley scored the winning run on a Josiah Badger sacrifice bunt and a Cameron Reeves game winning hit. The JV Bees are home tonight against Buchanan. Girls should meet for the soccer bus tonight at 4:05. It was a great night for the Bridgman track team. They won the quad meet last night . There were many first place finishes. Zac Bennett had a personal best in the 1600m. Robbie Maynard had a personal best in the 300 hurdles. The real excitement started when the Bridgman shot putters ran their way to glory in the 1600m relay. The team consisted of Aaron Klug, Rytas Vitkus, Ardee Faultersack and Patrick Williams. They made the paper with their efforts. Great job guys! The Industrial Art classes competed in the “MITES” State Project Competition which was held at Lansing Center May 8th, 9th, and 10th. Stephanie Kaltz placed 1st with a geometric drawing, Austin Boone placed 3rd with a finished casting; Ryan Randall placed 4th with a finished casting; Trevor Witherow placed 4th with a geometric drawing; Eric Heward placed 5th with a forging cold chisel; Ryan Randall placed 7th with a rough casting; Kyle Lamar placed 8th with a rough casting and Lexie Abram was honorable mention with a CAD drawing. Stephanie Kaltz was honorable mention with a 3 view drawing. Today’s lunch is tomato soup, cheese quesadilla, chips and salsa.
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