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News & Events
The BHS News and Events page provides important announcements related to Academics, Athletics, Counseling, Yearbook and videos from our TV & Media Station, WBHS Channel 9. WBHS-9 is a leader in sports programming, school events and community activities thanks to the dedication of the students, community and parents.Submit an Announcement
Do you have newsworthy information that you would like placed on the BHS website? If so, you may complete the Submit News Information Form to have your announcement placed on the News & Events page and/or read aloud during the Daily Midday Announcements.
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Announcements
All new announcements are located at the top of the listing below and older announcements are pushed to the bottom. This page is updated several times a week, so check back often for current events and news. If you do not see updated announcements, please consider clearing the cache from your web browser and refreshing the page. Contact the BHS Webmaster with any questions or concerns.Click on the title of the announcement to view more details or choose the "expand all" option.
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New! Golf Tryouts
Golf tryouts will be held on Wednesday, June 21, 2023. If interested in trying out, contact Coach Saunders by Wednesday, June 14 to reserve a spot. Tryouts will be a full round and those trying out are responsible for paying for the round. Summer tournament scores will also be factored into the tryout evaluation.
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New! Summer Reading
Students,
We hope you have a relaxing summer, whether out fishing or splashing it up at the pool, keeping cool in the movie theater or taking in a baseball game. It’s the season of detoxing from the rigors of academics and enjoying all that life has to offer - family, friends, and fun!
By the same token, though, we recognize the value of staying active of mind. In this spirit, we in the BHS English Department are determined to make summer reading opportunities purposeful and intentional.
Please review the BHS 2023 Summer Reading list for your grade-specific requirements regarding summer reading for the upcoming 2022 fall semester. A summer reading selection is mandatory, and teachers will conduct an opening assessment two weeks after the start of the 2023-2024 school year:
Some grade levels provide a great deal of flexibility, so find something to suit your interests! With any option, please review and confirm choices with parents/guardians.
All the best,
Dr. Erica Powell & Laura Spretnjak
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New! Lit Magazines are Here!
The 2023 Literary Magazine is here, filled with beautiful art, poems, essays, and stories from our talented students. To purchase a copy, bring cash or check payable to BHS to Mrs. Tomayko's room. The cost is $15.
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New! Senior Chromebook Return
Seniors, once you are finished with your chromebook for the year, please return the chromebook and the charger to the library. If you know that your chromebook has a broken screen, missing keys, damaged hinges, or missing charger, please bring cash or check with you to cover the fees. The fees are…
- Broken screen, $75.00
- Broken keyboard or missing keys, $20.00
- Broken Hinges, $25.00
- Missing Power Adapter, $40.00
- Total Loss or Multiple Repairs, $100.00
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New! Textbook Returns
All students should return their textbooks to the library lab by the last day of school.
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New! Morehead-Cain Program at UNC
Attention, current Juniors! Those interested in being nominated for the Morehead-Cain program at UNC need to complete a BHS Selective Scholarship Form and submit it to guidance by May 25, 2023. Students will be notified over the summer about whether or not they are nominated. For more information on the Morehead-Cain, visit their page on the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill website.
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New! BHS Summer Camps
BHS will offer several youth camps this summer including cheerleading, boys basketball, coed soccer, theatre, and football. You may find more information and registration details on the PTO 2023 BHS Summer Camps page.
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Chromebook Replacement/Repair Costs
In order to access learning resources seamlessly in the classroom, it is expected that students bring their fully charged WCS chromebook to school each day. If students experience any issues with their chromebook, they may turn in a Help Desk ticket (a link can be found on their Classlink Dashboard) or stop by the library for help in troubleshooting. If the chromebook is found to have been damaged and/or in need of replacement, the following costs will be incurred:
- Lost/not returned - $100
- Multi-part Chromebook repair - $100
- Lost power cord with AC adapter - $40
- Broken screen - $75
- Broken hinge - $25
- Keyboard - $20
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