Black History Month

BHSN in the News

Cougar Pawsitivity

BHSN Parent Update

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BHSN Scheduling 2020

High School Scheduling

Middle School Scheduling

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Best Buddies

Best Buddies will have their February event Thursday, February 20^th in the LGI after school till 4pm.

Unified Track

Unified Track will have a Call Out Meeting Wednesday, February 19^th at 3 in the LGI for anyone who is interested in running track. If you are unable to attend the call out, please see Mrs. Fleener in room 203 for information.

Student Athletic Board

Student Athletic Board will be holding a Limitless Cougar Cub Camp for Girls 2/29 and Boys 3/7 from 9:30 – 1pm.  Click HERE for registration form 

Practical Arts

BHSN Second Semester Testing

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February 2020 ILEARN Biology End-of-Course Assessment Test Window

 Students who have completed the High School Biology course at some time in their high school enrollment, but who have not taken a Biology ECA, will participate in the ILEARN Biology ECA from February 2-14, 2020.

Students currently enrolled in a Biology course will take the Biology ECA in the April 20 through May 15, 2020 test window.

Meal Packing Celebration 

Ap Students

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BHSN Cyber Encounters

 Students from BHSN attended the Cyber Encounters Cyber security workshop at Purdue University on Wednesday Nov 6th and they placed 3rd out of about twenty schools at the competition part of the event.

Spell Bowl

Bloomington North Spell Bowl, coached by Mr. Philbeck, won first place in their regional competition at Center Grove on November 4 to become one of 14 teams to advance to the state meet at Purdue University on November 16. This is the second consecutive year for BHSN to make the finals. Team members are (from L to R) Chandler Carter (volunteer proctor), Nathan Abdullah, Kai Anderson, Arpan Bose, Miles Saltsman, Steve Philbeck (coach), Olivia Kaiser, Hayden Powers, MacKenzie Carver, Roudra Chatterjea, Finn Champagne, Delia Bratton, and Courtney Arthur. After the final competition, the team will enjoy a trip to Triple XXX Family Restaurant to celebrate our trip to state (our “other” annual goal).

Civil Rights History Club

We saw so many things on the Civil Rights History Club to Alabama this summer! 16th st Baptist Church, Kelly Ingram Park, Civil Rights Institute, 4th Avenue Business District (some of our boys got free haircuts at the barbershop while we listened to real life advice from a local man who bought them a giant bag of chicken wings) In Birmingham. In Selma we visited the Voting Rights Museum, had an interactive experience at the slavery museum, and walked across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. In Montgomery, we went to the Rosa Parks museum, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, the Legacy Museum, hung out on the front porch of MLKJ’s house, and spent some time sitting on the steps of the capital. In Memphis...the Lorraine Motel, and ended our trip with food at Central Barbecue, and a walk on Beale Street. 
Of course, the evening swims and hanging out together in the dorm was a blast too, and a nice way to recover after all the learning each day.

BHSN Spell Bowl

Bloomington North Spell Bowl will be meeting soon.  If you are interested in joining, see Mr. Philbeck in room 401 or send email to sphilbec@mccsc.edu. 

Last year we were state finalists and look forward to continued success this year.  Spelling in meets is done on paper and not at a podium in front of an audience. 

The word list is ready for this year and you can get a copy on paper or electronically by either seeing Mr. Philbeck or by email.

This is a fun group and we would love for YOU to join us. Don't fear it. 

Rose-Hulman Homework Hotline

Free Online Tutoring

The Indiana University School of Education is offering free online tutoring to students. All tutoring is completed through Zoom where computer screens are shared. Interested students schould click here to to sign up. 

Attendance Procedures

Parents and guardians should call the attendance line voicemail to report an absence, late arrival or early dismissal. If requesting an early dismissal for your student, please allow at least 45 minutes for passes to be delivered. Students will be unexcused unless a parent or guardian calls in to excuse their absence. The attendance line voicemail is 812.349.4704 and is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Thank you.

One to One Student Learning Device Info

Families and Students should review the guidelines regarding the student learning devices. these guidelines have been set by MCCSC and approved by the School Board on 07/29/15. Also, please read the Student Device Care instructions found on the MCCSC High School 1:1 Page. High school student learning devices will be distributed to all students during the first week of school beginning with seniors and eding with freshman.

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Scheduled College Visits to BHSN

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Mrs. Brittain-Watts Interview