ATTENTION BHS STUDENTS!!
ATTENTION BHS STUDENTS AND PARENTS!!!
You don't want to miss this exciting opportunity....it could affect your future!!!
ART II students are recycling materials to recreate a life size product/brand of their choice. They are learning to create, collaborate, and build, using the resources available, all while having FUN! #creativeminds #BHS
Turning 18 by Election Day? Make sure you’re #VoteReady by registering to vote during the Rho Kappa Voter Registration Drive on Tuesday during lunch! #NationalVoterRegistrationDay is Sept 24 #RhoKappa
Ms. Hill's Family and Consumer Science classes enjoyed making healthy smoothies in their lab.
Mrs. Brasfield's AP U.S. Government & Politics class participated in the Classroom Exchange program sponsored by the National Constitution Center for Constitution Day. Mrs. Brasfield's students discussed topics related to Freedom of Speech with students from a class in Reno, Nevada. The National Constitution Center facilitates these civil dialogues by providing instructional materials, pairing classrooms, connecting them with an expert moderator, and setting up video conferencing sessions.
Be sure to save these football schedules so you don’t miss any games this season!
The *Rightfully Hers* display that is
located in the BHS library, is sponsored by the Blytheville High School
Chapter of Rho Kappa. The display is to commemorate the 100th anniversary
of the passage of the 19th Amendment.
Amia Connor presenting a mock bill against slum lords to class during Rep. Monte Hodges’ visit. #takeyourlegislatortoschool month
Students in Ms. Gardner’s and Ms. McChristian’s class work on their map project after going “Around the World in 10 Days.”
Students in Ms. Gardner’s and Ms. McChristian’s class work on their map project after going “Around the World in 10 Days.”
ATTENTION PARENTS, GUARDIANS AND STUDENTS:
The Blytheville Schools will not be dismissing schools early today. All classes are in session and running on a normal schedule.
Congratulations to ALE teacher Vickie Ratliff on being recognized by ADE for your contributions to the Youth Risk Behavior Survey!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION for parents and students that want to change their schedule.....
The CTE department introduced ORAL PRESENTATION skills to the parents during FTF. Parents and students
identified imports fundamentals for creating an Exemplar Presentation.
Freshmen and Sophomores always like to put on their graduation regalia and envision where their potential can take them!!
The Humanities session at FTF asked parents and students to WRITE ideas that students and teachers could implement to help our school meet our mission and vision goals.
Students and parents were demonstrating KNOWLEDGE AND THINKING at our Science department’s “First Things First” gathering today!!
Mrs. Jennifer Blankenship starts the 2019/2020 school year off with “First Things First”
BHS teachers participated in “Echo” breakout sessions to help the first of school management run more smoothly.
