The Week Of March 11th   

Coffee for a Cause
When:  Friday
Where:  Library
Cost:  $1

Storm Makeup Day – With January 30^th storm day due to the cold weather, the makeup day will be Friday, March 22^nd per the school calendar.

Prom sign up will be in the attendance office. You can sign up for prom before school starting at 7:30, during lunch (after advisory) or after school until 4:00.  You may not miss class to sign up for Prom.   Students signing up for prom will need:

• $50
• The name, grade/age, and school (if not BHS)of their date
• The couple's t-shirt sizes
• All outstanding bills or loan chromebooks need to be resolved before prom packages can be purchased

BHS/ LHS French club will meet on Saturday, March 30^th at 12:30pm  at BHS FACS kitchen B1 to make crepes. You must sign up and prepay $2 for ingredients by March 28^th. Sign up with Madame Kling.

MARCH RECIPIENT OF THE MERCY BOX:
Thank you all for continuing to donate to the Mercy Box, located in the attendance office in a red tote. This month’s recipient is Hope Manor. Hope Manor has three sober living homes in Bismarck. The mission of Hope Manor is to provide an environment where people can apply the tools of addition recovery in a safe, supportive, stable, and sober environment. While living at Hope Manor, the residents learn a daily program to help make lifelong sobriety possible and enjoyable. Items needed: Bath Towels, Hand Towels, Kitchen Towels, Paper Towels, and Cleaning Supplies. We will collect all supplies throughout the month of March.

BHS Envirothon Team will meet on March 14^th at 6:30 am in room 201.

Congratulations to our BHS HOSA award winners:
Jamie Haug - 3^rd place Medical Terminology
Anna Roaldson - 2^nd place Medical Terminology
Alyssa Franklin- 1^st place Medical Terminology
Janelle Tare- 1^st place Medical Reading
Janelle Tare- 2^nd place Medical Law and Ethics
Anna Roaldson- 2^nd place Nutrition
Anna Roaldson 2^nd place Pathophysiology
Janelle Tare- 1^st place Transcultural Health
Cura Doll- 2^nd place - Medical Photography
Janelle Tare- 2^nd  place Biomedical Lab Science
Alyssa Franklin and Megan McGregor- 2^nd place CPR/First Aid
Cura Doll and Tasha Schantz- 3^rd place EMT
Janelle Tare- 1^st place Epidemiology
Brooke Burgard and Karsyn Hellman- 3^rd place- Forensic Science
Nicholas Hinsz and Preston Fettig - 2^nd place Forensic Science
Cura Doll and Anna Roaldson 3^rd place - Health Career Display 

Barbara James Service Award Recognition:
Cura Doll, Anna Roaldson, Janine Roaldson, Alyssa Franklin all earned the Bronze recognition for volunteering for more than 100 hours in the community this school year

Janelle Tare earned the gold recognition (1^st in the state to do so) for volunteering over 250 hours this school year.

Janelle Tare also was awarded the Outstanding Local Leadership Scholarship $500 from Sanford.
Congratulations to all participants!

Tribute to Achievements

BHS acknowledge our 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 & Awards

Prom sign up begins Monday, March 4th. Prom packages can  be purchased from the old lunch window (1^st floor) prior to school (7:30-8:20am) and during your lunch period  (after advisory). During a free period and after school they can be purchased in the attendance office. You may not miss class to sign up for Prom.  Students signing up for Prom will need:

• $50
• The name, grade/age, and school (if not BHS)of their date
• The couple’s t-shirt sizes
• All outstanding bills or loan chromebooks need to be resolved before prom packages can be purchased

Bismarck Public School - School Calendar

March 22 ... Storm Make Up Day - THERE IS SCHOOL

March 25 ... Staff Development (no school)

April 16 ... National Honor Society (2:15pm)

April 19 ... Good Friday (no school)

April 22 ... P/T Conference Day Off (no school)

April 27 ... BHS Prom

May 10 ... Band Nite Parade - 6:30pm

May 3 .... Band Pops Concert ... 7:30pm in the Knaak

May 23 ... Last Day of School (End of Second Semester)

May 24 ... Storm Make Up Day -- Last Day of School

May 26 ... BHS Graduation (1pm)

May 27 ... Memorial Day (no school)

June 3- June 21 ... Summer School – Session One

June 24- July 16 ... Summer School – Session Two

July 4 & 5 ... 4^th of July Holiday Break (no school)

BHS now 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 with one you think students might find interesting.

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

The Bismarck School Board wants to determine if you support the direction of the School District and what perception you have of how the district communicates with you. Please take 2 minutes to complete this survey by Sunday, March 31, 2019: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QV8GY3M. THANKS!

The Century High School Wind Ensemble will perform with the Oakes High School Choir at a free, public concert Friday, March 22, at 3:30 pm at the Bismarck Event Center Exhibit Hall D.

This is the CHS Wind Ensemble’s third performance at the North Dakota State Music Educators Conference in the past nine years; selection is by audition only. The CHS band director is Chris Dasovick.

To see a list of all BPS Fine Arts events, click here.

For the Mar. 22 Varsity Sports, click here. These are the only events for March 18-23. 

March 25 is a Staff Development Day, no school.

The Bismarck School Board will meet at 5:15 pm at the City-County Building at 221 N. 5th Street. The public is invited to attend the meeting or watch it LIVE on cable channel 2.

Student teachers working in Bismarck Public School classrooms will showcase examples of Project Based Learning (PBL) at a symposium for the Out of the Gate Project on Tuesday, March 26, 5:30-7:30 pm at the National Energy Center of Excellence’s Bavendick Room at Bismarck State College, 1200 Schafer St. The University of Mary, Dickinson State University, and the Bismarck Public School District are involved in a grant administered by PBLWorks and funded by the ECMC Foundation. This partnership will continue through the spring of 2020 to prepare student teachers to teach PBL in K-12 classroom settings, which engages students in deeper learning.