News and Spotlights

The winter athletic season is heating up. Congratulations to the ESports “Splatoon” Team for winning the State Championship! Basketball, Bowling, Hockey, and Wrestling are all under way while Boys Swim and Dive begin this week. Read about all of the highlights here! 

Dedicated students in Advanced Placement Government classes at Bloomfield Hills High School proudly planned and presented the second annual Civility Project on December 10, 2024. Students planned an interactive presentation and roundtable discussions with local and state elected officials.

Bloomfield Hills High School students in grades 11 and 12 have the unique opportunity to take courses at Oakland Schools Technical Campus - Southeast campus. BHHS families can learn more about these programs through OSTC campus visits.

The English Language Development department of Bloomfield Hills Schools supports students who come to BHS from all around the world. To celebrate our community’s diversity and culture, the ELD department hosted a vibrant Multilingual Family Event, held in the Bloomfield Hills High School Main Commons, featuring cultural cuisine, traditional clothing, and dynamic student presentations.

Congratulations are in order for several Bloomfield Hills High School students on their impressive placements in the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association All-State Ensembles!

On December 5, our BHHS IBDP students spent the morning at the Gleaner's Distribution Center helping to sort and pack oranges for families in need. They were able to assist over 300 families!

BHHS Student Leadership class students shared Shark Tank style presentations, to pitch their Individualized Leadership Projects. These community service initiatives will kick off with a January 24 “Pink Out” to benefit breast cancer patients.

The ASL Club will hold its first meeting on December 16, from 2:50- 4 p.m. in room G236. 

Congratulations to our BHHS December Featured Artist, Cole Whiting, Class of 2026!

As artificial intelligence transforms industries worldwide, teaching Bloomfield Hills Schools students how to use AI responsibly is key to their future success. Rachel Matz, a grade 11 Language Arts teacher at Bloomfield Hills High School, is embracing this shift by introducing AI as a tool to enhance learning.

Support our students in band and orchestra today!

Bloomfield Hills High School allocates a certain budget to the instrumental music program each year, but our program’s strength comes from our commitment to going beyond. Our extracurricular successes depend on generous financial and volunteer contributions. 

We can use your support this year!

The BHHS Boys and Girls Black Hawks Hockey teams kicked off their winning winter season, while the Girls Swim and Dive team set school records and placed 10th at states, and Varsity Volleyball capped off fall playoffs with a strong effort against Orchard Lake St. Mary’s.

A meeting is planned for Monday, November 25th starting at 6:30pm in the main commons of the high school. Anyone interested in participating on the boys swim/dive team this season is encouraged to come and meet Coach Wiater as he sets plans for his first season as the head of the program.

Mike Huhta, a Bloomfield Hills High School biology teacher, has raised eight lake sturgeons as class pets over the years. This endangered species class project connects with many ecological concepts discussed in biology, including survival methods and reproduction.

BHHS juniors are meeting with counselors to update their Educational Development Plans, explore college and career options through Xello.

Congratulations to BHHS student artists whose 18 pieces were selected for the competitively judged Tri-County High School Art Exhibition, and to Matt Beauchamp, BHHS art teacher, who won the Teacher Award for this prestigious exhibit.

Congratulations to BHHS junior, Austin Toma, for winning The Perch logo contest! Thank you to everyone who voted for their favorite logo.

The Perch will be open during all lunches tomorrow, November 8. Keep an eye out for more details on store hours.

Congratulations to Kendall Schulz, class of 2025, the November BHHS Featured Artist.

Congratulations to Dilara Motawea (grade 11) for winning a $25 gift card to The Perch! Dilara earned the gift card by completing The Perch School Store Survey. The Perch will be open on Thursday, November 7. Make sure to get your merch at The Perch!

The Black Hawks Cross Country team ended their season with personal records and state qualifications, Girls Varsity Golf qualified for and competed in the State Championship, Varsity A Tennis achieved a three-peat by winning the MHSAA Division 1 Finals, and Varsity B Tennis had a successful season with a 7-2-1 record and strong quad meet placements.

We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming opening of "The Perch," our new school store! Our talented graphic design students have created two incredible logo options, and we’d love your input. Take a moment to review both designs and vote for your favorite to help us choose the official logo for the store.

Congratulations to our number one ranked BHHS Varsity A Tennis Team! On Saturday, October 19, the team won the MHSAA Lower Peninsula Division 1 Finals for a third straight time! All 12 players advanced to the semi-finals, 8 players went to the finals, and 7 won individual championships!

Open to current high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to participate in the Bloomfield Historical Society annual Student Essay Contest. 

Explore Bloomfield’s history. Unearth the answers to questions about our community that may have made you curious, or discover something unexpected you’d like to let others know.

Write an essay about what you learn. The essay could center on an individual, group, place or event that had an impact on our local history. Identify your topic and describe its significance in Bloomfield’s history.

Congratulations to the Bloomfield Hills High School students from the classes of 2024 and 2025 who excelled in their International Baccalaureate classes and exams.

Congratulations to Bloomfield Hills High School grade 12 student Giselle Haddad, who scored a 36 on the ACT, the highest achievable score on this challenging standardized test.

Congratulations to the students from Bloomfield Hills High School and International Academy who were recently named National Merit Semifinalists and Commended students!

For the second year, students in Bloomfield Hills High School theatre classes had the extraordinary opportunity to visit Stratford, in Ontario, Canada, to watch three productions and learn from professionals through workshops, talkbacks, and tours.

Bloomfield Hills Schools welcomes new-to-the-district students in various ways, including playing trivia games, enjoying snacks together, and providing give-aways.

Reminder: If you have not already done so, order your cap, gown and tassel here or call our Herff Jones representatives at 734-725-5743.  

Here are additional Links to Resources for the CLASS OF 2025.

Congratulations to over 100 Bloomfield Hills High School students in grades 11 and 12 who were named AP Scholars! In May 2024, nearly 700 Bloomfield Hills High School students took Advanced Placement courses, which are college-level classes. The Advanced Placement program recognizes students who have consistently demonstrated high achievement on the AP tests.

Check out the outstanding athletic achievements at Bloomfield Hills High School for September!

Congratulations to 12th grade students Emmanuel Adewumi, Alexis Albert, and Gabriela (“ChoCho”) Yi for being recognized as College Board National Recognition scholars for 2024!

After school math tutoring will take place every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday in Room G203 from 2:50-3:50 p.m. Any questions contact, mrussell@bloomfield.org. 

Bloomfield Hills High School Black Hawks build community by meeting in small cohorts of students in newly formed “Nests.” The goal of these “Nest” groups is to improve school spirit, build school culture and pride, meet and connect with students across grade levels, and provide students with an additional adult in the building who can be a source of support.

We are excited to share that a dedicated page on our website features all important announcements and updates specifically for the senior class. This page will serve as a central hub for information on upcoming events, deadlines, and essential details. We encourage you to visit the page regularly to stay informed and ensure you don't miss any crucial updates. Thank you for your continued support!

Parents are now able to report absences through Parent Portal. If you have any questions, please contact- acorbett@bloomfield.org

The inaugural Bloomfield Hills High School Orchestra Retreat brought together orchestra students for intensive rehearsals, sectional coachings, and social activities, creating a sense of unity and belonging.

BHHS parents create their own Canvas accounts. This method allows you to use an email and password of your choosing. Additionally, if you forget your password, you will be able to use Canvas’s Forgot Password feature to have it reset in a timely manner. While you can set up your account using your Android or iOS app, we find it more user friendly to initially set up via the website below. We believe this method will be easier and provide you with more control over your account! Please follow the instructions to create your account on your computer.

Make sure to review the attendance policy and procedures prior to the 2024-25 school year.

These forms provide BHS with required medical direction from your child's licensed healthcare provider and allows staff to provide services including medication administration, medical procedures and/or medical interventions. Without prescribed orders, only interventions including soap, water, adhesive bandages, ice and age appropriate comfort will be provided.

Families should now report ALL DAY student absences through the ParentPortal. Phone calls are still required for late arrivals and early dismissals before 2 p.m. Any early dismissals after 2 p.m. must be made in person at the attendance office. Click learn more for details. 

School will run from 7:45am - 2:40 pm. Please make note of the bell and lunch schedule changes. 

Congratulations to the Bloomfield Hills High School Traub Award Recipients: Art Award Winner: Andriana Nicoghosian; Music Award Winner: Amalia Socha; Art Alternate: Zainab Khatri; and Music Alternate: Henry Hutchison!