Lumberjack Family:
Please read the following and give us your opinions on discipline for our Discipline Review Committee. Send all suggestions to the email provided.
Tremendous thanks to Krewe of MCCA King Rammie Bourne and Queen Kim Wagner and Krewe of Unity King La'Darrus Brister and Queen Kewanda August for visiting our campus today!!! We are especially honored to be able to say our own assistant principal Ms. August is Queen of Unity!!!!! 💚💜💛💚💜💛
BHS faculty and students, join us as we welcome Mardi Gras royalty to campus tomorrow!💚💜💛
Attention 8th Grade & 9th Grade Parents:
The parent meeting for 8th and 9th graders is TONIGHT, Monday, February 17, 2025, at 6:00 in the BHS Library. Scheduling for next year will be just one of the many important topics covered.
The BHS JROTC Cadets participated in the "Rebel Rumble" physical challenge held at George County High School.
Our Cadets competed against 14 other schools from the state of Mississippi.
With the toughest obstacles our Cadets have faced this year, they showcased the Lumberjack spirit with their determination and commitment to excellence.
Great job to these outstanding Cadets!
Special thanks to George County for hosting a very competitive and challenging event.
Next up for these Raiders will be the first annual LSU Raider Challenge at LSU.
GEAUX JACKS!!
Love was in the air at BHS today for our students! The PBIS team asked teachers to nominate students that have really made a difference recently in their classrooms. These students were treated to a bag of Valentine sweets in appreciation. Names of faculty members were also drawn to win heart-themed prizes. Happy Valentine's Day from the BHS PBIS Team!💌💝🌹
7th/8th grade ELA teacher Mrs. Sandi Atkins and BHS Literacy Coach Ms. Ivy Lewis team taught a lesson using learning stations to work on ELA standards for LEAP. Through these stations, students tackled different assignments while working collaboratively. Engagement and
critical thinking are imperative to a student's success in the classroom!
Congratulations to our 2025 BHS Teachers of the Year, Mrs. Megan Herndon (middle school) and Mr. Chad Harry (high school)! Your hard work and dedication to our students make our campus better every day. We thank you for your dynamic teaching styles, your willingness to go that extra mile, and the relationships you build with your students. You help to make BHS great!🖤🍎💛
We are so excited about our upcoming BHS theatre production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee on March 28-30, 2025, and April 5-6, 2025!! Sponsorships to help make our play a success would be greatly appreciated. See details below:
Our junior Lumberjacks participated in an ACT Boot Camp in preparation for the upcoming test. Each junior walked away with strategies, a practice book, and skills needed to combat the ACT.
Attention BHS Parents:
Class meetings for parents will be held next week. Individual Graduation Plans and scheduling for next year are on the agenda, as well as other important topics. See you then!!!!!
What a great week for the BHS Library Scholastic Book Fair!! Tomorrow is the LAST DAY!! It is not too late!
Thanks to all of the students, faculty, and community members that have supported the fair so far!!📚📚📚
Our own BHS senior Steven Franklin has made his mark in Washington, DC! Steven had the honor of making the trip with the Washington Parish Youth Coalition. We cannot wait for Steven to get back to campus to share his adventures with us!!!
Kudos to Mrs. Monique Douglas and her students for their focus and diligence during APP. All BHS students attend their APP class each day for 30 minutes. Students work in iReady(grades 6-8) or IXL(grades 9-12) during this time. These intervention programs provide both extra help for students who may struggle in certain areas while also offering more challenging work for our mastery students. 🖤💛
Congratulations to our first semester honor roll students!!! Each of these scholars was invited to an Honor Roll Breakfast in the school library where they ate delicious biscuits, received a certificate, and enjoyed fellowship with their peers. A special visit was made by Superintendent Dr. Byron Hurst, who thanked each honor student for their dedication to excellence. 🏆🏆🏆
The last 2 weeks, JROTC Cadets were introduced to the NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program). Cadets were provided classroom training on the components of a compound bow and the 11 fundamentals of archery.
They were then moved into the JROTC Gym, where they conducted their flights and tallied their overall scores.
Our future for BHS JROTC is to next year compete at local and state meets to enhance our abilities to attend the nationals in Kentucky. 🏹🏹🏹
Reminder for Our BHS Senior Parents:
FAFSA Event tomorrow.... details below!
Our amazing middle school math teachers have created Mardi Gras themed displays showcasing their students who have shown growth on their benchmark assessment. These assessments are done three times a year to measure growth. Great job, math scholars!!!!!
Cadet Command Sergeant Major Rodney Gill provided a class to the young 8th grade Cadets on raising and lowering the National Colors.
The flags are raised prior to the first bell and lowered at the end of the school day.
What an honor for these young Cadets! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
See you at the BHS Library Scholastic Book Fair this week......February 3-6!!!! Open from 7:00 AM-4:30 PM; cash and cards accepted. ♥️♥️♥️
