Our Lumberjack Cadets competed in the annual Salmen High School Drill Competition. Our Cadets have not competed in a drill competition since 2021, and they showcased they are a competitive group ! Our Lumberjack Drill Cadets placed:
1st Place in female Color Guard
2nd Place in male Color Guard
2nd Place in Unarmed Regulation
3rd Place in Physical Fitness
Great job to these 18 Cadets that gave up their Saturday to bring back the drill spirit to Bogalusa!!
Why send your BHS scholar to Friday tutoring? This program is designed to fill in any learning gaps in mathematics and English while also preparing students for the LEAP 2025 and ACT tests that are on the horizon. Buses do run and breakfast is provided. Join us tomorrow from 8:00-11:30!!
Our BHS National Junior Honor Society help their monthly meeting today. They were given the calendar for the month. They also created Valentine cards for hospitalized veterans. They wrapped up the meeting with delicious king cake! We are proud of these scholars for their hard work and excellent behavior and appreciate sponsors Mrs. Ann Parker and Ms. Stasha Burris.
Let's dance the night away, BHS!!! Join us for the BHS Mardi Gras Ball(grades 6-8) and the BHS Personality Ball(grades 9-12)! Same night, different times. Buy tickets beginning tomorrow in the BHS Library.
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Attention BHS Class of 2025 Parents/Guardians:
Louisiana Career Compass representatives work closely all year with your senior. Next week, they will be on site Wednesday, February 5, to assist you in FAFSA completion. Join us anytime between 10:00-2:00 for help! Details below. 🎓🎓🎓
It's that time again......BOOK FAIR!!!! The BHS Library Book Fair kicks off Monday. Stop by and help us make this the best book fair ever!♥️
Washington Parish Youth Coalition representatives chosen for National Youth Convention in Washington, DC, spoke at Washington Parish Coalition of Human Services January meeting. Our BHS representative is senior Steven Franklin. We are so proud of Steven's leadership and willingness to serve! Have a great trip!!
Lumberjack Family, we hope you have enjoyed this memorable day!!! Please post your best snow day pics in the comments below!!❄️🥶❄️☃️❄️
"Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader who dreamed of a world where all people could live in peace and harmony. His message of love, hope, and unity continues to inspire us. #MLK #Peace #Unity"
Attention:
The BHS JROTC Lumberjacks are NOT raffling any tickets at this time. Please do not support!
BHS JROTC always announces on BHS platforms when and how we conduct fundraising activities.
Thank you for your support and understanding!
Another year, another show! The Bogalusa High School Theatre Department is looking for sponsors for their upcoming production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee! Show dates are March 28-30 and April 5-6.
We truly couldn't have made the show last year a success without you, and we are looking forward to this show being bigger and better! When you purchase an ad/sponsorship, you help this program and these students with costumes, props, set pieces, etc.
Please contact Mrs. Emily Cantrelle, ecantrelle@bogschools.org, if you are interested in helping these incredibly talented students! 🎭
Junior students in Mrs. Lenora Pierce's English III classes have begun the novel The Scarlet Letter. After reading chapter one, students were tasked with creating a drawing of how they visualized the events and characters thus far, with focus on the imagery of the prison door. Happy reading, 11th graders!🖤💛
Congratulations to our BHS December Students of the Month!!!!!!! 🖤💛
Payton Crumedy
Yaseen Alhaj
Ricky Meredith
Jakyren Brock
Lillyana Seal
Mr. Carlos Howard’s 5th period students all earned an A for the 3rd weeks in social studies! He provided sausage biscuits to these 7th graders as a reward for their excellent work! Keep reaching for the stars!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️
Students in Mr. Darren Williams's world geography classes are working on a project titled Cultural Artifact Showcase of Western European Countries. Students are working in cooperative groups to research and create a presentation on a cultural artifact from a specific Western European country. This could include traditional clothing, art, music instruments, etc. The groups will
then present their artifact to the class, explaining its significance, history, and cultural context. Working in cooperative groups enhances student understanding and engagement. This is a strategy being implemented in all of our BHS classrooms. Kudos to Mr. Williams and his geography scholars!! 🌎🖤💛
6th grade students in Mrs. Amy Fleming's math classes used a hands-on approach to gain a better understanding of evaluating expressions with exponents. Students recorded the number of folds in a paper and found the exponential power of those folds. Great job, math scholars!!
Happy King's Day! 🎉
Join us as we kick off another exciting year of music, marching, and community spirit. This year, the Big Bad Lumberjack Marching Band will proudly participate in local community parades and Mardi Gras celebrations!
Please come out to support our hardworking students and enjoy the fun, energy, and joy they bring to every performance.
Let the good times roll! 🎭🎶
Thanks to all of our teachers and classes that made our halls so festive this month! Take a look at our BHS Dood Decorating Contest participants!🚪🎄🎅♥️💚
Thanks to all of our teachers and classes that made our halls so festive this month! Take a look at our BHS Dood Decorating Contest participants!🚪🎄🎅♥️💚
Day 10 of the BHS 12 Days of Christmas......Santa's Workshop Wednesday! It was so fun to see everyone in the spirit of the season.
💚🎅🎅🎄🎄 ♥️
