Thank you to the BHFD for presenting to the Class of 2026 this morning. They presented on the benefits of volunteering and serving our community, EMS, and career-oriented trainings.
Students in Mr. Metheny’s Computer Science classes recently completed the build of the Prusa Core ONE 3D printer! This project taught valuable lessons in design, problem solving, and collaboration. A special recognition goes to Tyler Scroggins for his outstanding leadership throughout the build process. Excellent work, team!
We are so proud of our BHHS students!
High School Basketball Season is around the Corner! Check out the High School Boys Basketball team store open now til November 16th!
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Good luck to our Minutemaid Volleyball Team as they travel to Marissa tonight to take on Mt. Olive in the first round of regionals!
Today the BHHS Health Class went over to Wolf Ridge to start off Red Ribbon Week by handing out goodies to the younger students.
The BHHS Drama Club presents "Friday Night Frights." So come on out to BHHS! Hours are 6:30pm - 9:00pm.
Bunker Hill Career and Technical Education students attended the Metro East trades expo today in Belleville. The Expo offers students hands-on experiences at interactive booths hosted by representatives from various unions throughout our area such as carpenters, cement masons, electricians, plumbers, pipefitters, laborers, ironworkers, sheet metal workers, operating engineers, laborers and more. This was a great trip to expose students to skilled trade careers and to network with Union representatives and leaders in our area.
Last night was Senior Night for volleyball. Both the JV and Varsity Minutemaids were successful in beating Mt. Olive! Our only senior, Miley Walkington got the final kill to end the game! Way to end your career in Hlafka hall! Great job ladies!
We hope you can join us for an eventful Fright on Friday !
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Congrats to our Minutemaids! They placed 1st in the small school division at the East Alton-Wood River JV Tournament today. They worked extremely hard and only lost 1 set out of 8 total sets.
Sgt Dively of the Macoupin County Sheriff’s Department visited the BHHS Drivers Education classes today. He spoke with the students about the dangers of distracted driving, driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs and what to do during a traffic stop.
"Pink" was the theme tonight as our Minutemaids played against Maryville Christian in volleyball. Donations and 50/50 proceeds were donated to the Susan G. Komen "Volley for the Cure" Foundation. Although our Minutemaids came up short, we are proud of their effort!
Congratulations to Bethany Scroggins for being named to the Macoupin County All Tournament Team!
Come out to the volleyball game and celebrate a great cause tonight. Tonight is Breast Cancer Awareness Night at BHHS.
The BHHS FFA recently competed in the section 15 Horse judging contest. Members had to evaluate horses based on body conformation as well as judge pattern and trail classes.. The Varsity team tied for 4th place out of 11 teams. Abbi Jarden was the BHHS varsity top scorer and placed 7th overall in the contest.
Minutemaid Tennis continues to improve! Friday they placed 3rd in the South Central Conference Tournament. Monday they got a win over Roxana! Today at Triad is their last match before IHSA Sectionals on Friday at Lewis and Clark Community College! Keep it up and good luck Minutemaids!
🏐Another great night for the Minutemaids! Both teams fought hard against the Mulberry Grove Aces and ended with a double victory! Way to go Minutemaids!
👏🏼Huge shoutout to our BHHS students for cheering on our team by showing up for Futures Night, dressing in the western theme, catching come amazing snaps for the yearbook, and assisting with the concessions!
This year, BHHS students are exploring different career paths without ever leaving the classroom. Thanks to new virtual reality (VR) technology, they can now explore a wide range of careers in an immersive, hands-on way. Students will be able to participate in over 100 career exploration modules! This new technology was funded through a new work-based learning grant. Pictured here, DaZaria and Anthony are participating in an Aquaculture career module.
