Here's the link to this week's Update - https://secure.smore.com/n/508epr
Highlights include:
Highlights include:
- JUNIORS AND Parents-Caregivers only - The BHS College Fair is this Tuesday, March 11 at 7:00 pm (in the STEM Commons). Juniors will have a chance to meet admissions representatives from colleges & universities. Please keep an open mind and visit multiple schools! As of right now, we have over 73 colleges signed up. Here is the link to see the colleges that are attending.
- This Thursday, March 13, from 8:15am to 9:15 am, Lenny Libenzon (BHS College Counselor) and Darby Neff-Verre (BHS Counseling/Guid Coordinator) will host the Junior Parent Coffee Zoom Q&A session. We will answer any general questions from junior parents regarding post high school planning, college admissions and next year overall. Zoom link is here.
- For Gr 10 and Gr 11 families - Creating your College Financial Game Plan Webinar with College Affordable (collaborative partner for FREE college financial aid support with the BHS Counseling Dept) - this Thursday, March 13, 2025 at 6:30 PM. Now is the ideal time for Junior (and Sophomore) families to start strategically thinking about the costs of college and the different methods available to reduce them before starting the college search.
- This Wed March 12 during X block...Michael Goldstein, Chief Innovation Officer at Franklin Cummings Tech, along with BHS alumni will be coming to talk to students about the trades. Join us in the College and Career Center, room 279 to hear about HVAC, carpentry and much more!
- The BHS Scholarship Committee is now accepting scholarship applications - The application is available on the right hand side of the BHS homepage and at this link. Students who wish to be considered for the many scholarships offered through the BHS Scholarship Fund should submit their application by April 1st, but the application is easy to complete so we recommend submitting it ASAP. Three criteria are used for choosing award recipients: academics, contributions and activities at BHS, and most importantly, unmet financial need.