Bloomington High School North

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  • Mission Statement
                                         
    The Mission of the Bloomington High School North community is to seek knowledge through inquiry, wisdom through understanding, success through achievement, and purpose through service to others.

Announcements

  • Maroon Day (2)

     
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  • BACK to School Night

    (Open House)

     

    Wednesday, August 23rd

    The evening starts at 6pm in the Auditorium

    Click here for the schedule

     

     
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  • Welcome Mr. Akers

    The new BHSN Principal

    Mr. Akers

     

    Please click here to learn more about Mr. Akers

    and the assistant principals at BHSN.

     

     
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  • Picture Day

    August 15th, & 16th

    For Juniors, Soph, & Fresh

    August 24th

    For Seniors

    Click here for picture form

     

     
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  • Do you want to create

    POSITIVE CHANGE

    in your school environment?

    Apply for 

    STUDENT COUNCIL!

    Democracy

    Student Voice

    Social Justice

    Community Service

    Application Due: August 18th

    Click Here for application

     

     
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    Getin2College Handbook

     

     
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  • 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 ending with freshmen.
     
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MCCSC THANK YOU 2016

Core Beliefs

  • The faculty and staff of Bloomington High School North affirm the following core beliefs:

    School must be a safe nurturing and mutually respectful community that accepts diversity of experience, ability, culture, race, age, gender, sexual orientation and religion of all individuals.
     
    A rigorous, relevant curriculum in all disciplines is essential to student success.
     
    Education is the shared responsibility of all parents, guardians, students, and staff in partnership with the larger community.
     
    Education prepares students to make responsible choices necessary for a life in a civil, democratic society.
     
    Education provides students the opportunity to learn the skills necessary for post secondary education, employment and personal growth in the context of being a life-long learner. 
      
    The educational community must assure the essential resources necessary for student success are available to all.
     

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