50th Anniversary 
When:  June 8th
Where:  Tom O'Leary
Cost:  $600

Demon Hockey Golf Tournament

Registration Form

Summer BHS Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 7-3:30
Friday 7-12:30

BHS Summer School: Session 1:  May 30-June 14
                                      Session 2:  June 15-June 30

Summer School Hours:  Science Classes: begin at 7:30 a.m. each day and end at 1:30 p.m. All other classes begin at 7:30 a.m. and end at 12:30 p.m.  Science classes may have afternoon obligations scheduled by the instructor for field trips. Some of these may last into the evening and are mandatory.

Attendance: Absences must be excused by a parent on the day of the absence. Please call 323-4803 to do so. A student who is absent more than 6 hours in a 12-day semester will be withdrawn and hours excused for medical reasons will count toward the 6-hour absence limit. Students are required to be in attendance on the final test day of each semester and cannot use any of the 6-hour absence limit for the final test day. Absence on a final test day will result in withdrawal and a failing grade for that semester. Excessive tardies (6 per semester), unexcused absences, detentions (more than 1), or any suspension may result in dismissal from summer school.

Closed Campus: Summer school operates as a closed campus. Students are not allowed in the parking lot or off campus during the morning break without an administrator’s permission. Violation of this rule may result in dismissal from summer school.

Cell Phones/Electronic Devices: Cell Phone use and use of other electronic devices is not permitted at any time in the classroom. It is expected that upon entering the classroom, all devices will be turned off. Any student who violates his/her classroom policy will be required to turn in the device to the attendance office for a length of time to be determined by an administrator.

Behavior: A student’s success in summer school may be affected by behavior. Any violation of school rules that would result in a suspension during the regular school year will be cause for dismissal from summer school.

Dress Code: Students are expected to wear clothing that is school-appropriate and follows the BHS dress code. If the clothing is deemed inappropriate, the student will be required to contact a parent and arrange for an appropriate change of clothing. Class time missed to leave school for appropriate clothing will count towards the 6 hr allowance for the semester.

Withdrawal from Summer School: Withdrawal from class prior to June 8 (Session 1) or June 26 (Session 2) will be recorded as “W” (withdrawal, no grade, no credit).

Withdrawal from class on or after June 8 (Semester 1) or June 26 (Semester 2) will be recorded as “WF” (withdrawal/fail), which will be calculated as an “F” in the student’s GPA.

Other questions regarding the above information can be answered by the Assistant Principals at BHS (323-4803). 

Tribute to Achievements

BHS acknowledges honors and awards that our staff and students achieve during the year.  We try very hard to catch every achievement.  If your student receives honors or an award this year, please call (701-323-4800 ext. 6006) or email Cassie Bauer cassie_bauer@bismarckschools.org with the information. This will help assure that we don’t miss anyone. Honors and Awards are also highlighted in the yearbook.

Honors and Awards 2022-23

BHS has yearbooks for sale from class of 1950-2021. If you are interested in purchasing one of these for $40, please contact Kirsten Nies at kirsten_nies@bismarckschools.org.

Past yearbooks

Picture Day Details

*AN ADDITIONAL $1.00 WILL BE CHARGED AT THE COMMUNITY BOWL AND THE EVENT CENTER FOR THOSE CARRYING AN ADULT SEASON TICKET, STUDENT SEASON TICKET, OR SENIOR CITIZEN SEASON TICKET.

Single Admission Prices

Community Bowl and Event Center Events: 

• Adult $7.00
• Senior $6.00
• Student $5.00
  
  

All other events:

• Adult $6.00
• Senior $5.00
• Student $4.00
  

**None of the season tickets cover invitational tourneys, West Region tournaments or NDHSAA sponsored events.** 

BHS has a Little Free Library in front of our building on 7^th Street! The main purpose is to encourage BHS students to read, but because a LFL is a “take a book, leave a book” philosophy, you might find literature from all genres and levels. Feel free to grab a good read for yourself and exchange it with one you think students might find interesting.

And the beautiful box was decorated by our very own, Paul Noot (BHS Art teacher).