Basketball 🏀 Senior 🎓Night! 🎉
Attention Parents:
The 2025-26 ESE Parent Survey is active and will remain open throughout the 2025-26 school year. We invite all parents and guardians to share their feedback and help shape the future of the ESE program.
The survey is open to parents of children with an individual educational plan (IEP) receiving ESE services from preschool to grade 12 (excluding gifted services). Students with disabilities aged 18 and up are also encouraged to participate.
The survey is quick and easy to complete.
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The 2025-26 ESE Parent Survey is active and will remain open throughout the 2025-26 school year. We invite all parents and guardians to share their feedback and help shape the future of the ESE program.
The survey is open to parents of children with an individual educational plan (IEP) receiving ESE services from preschool to grade 12 (excluding gifted services). Students with disabilities aged 18 and up are also encouraged to participate.
The survey is quick and easy to complete.
Survey Link: https://fldoepaads.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_881xTFo6E6C6ZJI
Court was in session in Civics today! ⚖️
Mr. Robbins’ civics classes participated in a mock trial, “James Bond in a Honda!” Students took on the roles of attorneys, witnesses, and jurors while applying their understanding of the judicial branch and trial procedures. The case was based on a real federal U.S. District Court case, helping students connect classroom learning to the real world.
8th grade students & parents: it's time for high-school academy tours! Please see flyer for details.
It's Literacy Week! (1/26-1/30)
Literacy Week is a themed period—usually lasting a week—when schools, libraries, and communities focus on promoting reading, writing, and overall literacy skills.
Why is Literacy Week important?
Literacy Week aims to:
Encourage a love of reading and learning
Improve reading and writing skills
Highlight the importance of literacy for school success and everyday life
Involve families and communities in supporting literacy
Literacy Week is a themed period—usually lasting a week—when schools, libraries, and communities focus on promoting reading, writing, and overall literacy skills.
Why is Literacy Week important?
Literacy Week aims to:
Encourage a love of reading and learning
Improve reading and writing skills
Highlight the importance of literacy for school success and everyday life
Involve families and communities in supporting literacy
Weekly Events for Week of 1/26-1/30/26: 🙌 This week is Literacy Week and Monday, 1/26 is "Dress as a historical figure!"
Tuesday, 1/27: Basketball (Boys) with Middle School starting at 5:00, followed by JV and Varsity. Friday, 1/30: Basketball 3:30/4:30/6/7:30 JV Girls, followed by JV Boys, Varsity Girls and Varsity Boys. Saturday, 1/31: Middle School Dance 5:00-7:00-Please scroll down to previous posts for specific information
Shout out to Coaches Bobby and Kristyn Bagby and the JV Basketball Girls on remaining unbeaten as they completed the Keystone JV Tourney! 🎉🙌🏀
Congrats Cheyenne and Aubrey on winning the three-point championship! 🎉🏀🙌
Mrs. Gregory’s World History students wrapped up their Ancient China unit this week by creating their own terra cotta warriors. This creative project helped students connect art, culture, and history while showcasing what they learned. Great work, Mrs. Gregory and students!
Mrs. Gregory’s World History students wrapped up their Ancient China unit this week by creating their own terra cotta warriors. This creative project helped students connect art, culture, and history while showcasing what they learned. Great work, Mrs. Gregory and students!
Literacy Week information 1/26/30 📚🖊️📕😊
Shout out to the Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office for continuously conducting training exercises on our school campuses to ensure the safety of our students and staff! 🙌🚔
JROTC 8th graders proudly display their uniforms! 🇺🇸
Cap and Gown Picture Information 🎓
Congratulations Brandon! 🙌⚽️🙌
http://www.ortho.ufl.edu/news/2026/01/12/athlete-of-the-week-brandon-aguilar
Congratulations to the 2-1 BHS JV Boys Soccer victory over Trenton for their final game of the season! 🙌⚽️🙌
Please see information for cap & gown pictures.
BHS will be closed on Monday, 1/19/26 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Upcoming Activities For This Week:
Monday-Friday Middle School and High School Baseball Tryouts 4:00.
Tuesday- Basketball at home (Boys) with Middle School at 5:00 followed by JV and Varsity.
Wednesday- Weightlifting at home (Girls) at 4:00.
Friday- Soccer at home with Varsity (Girls) at 5:00 and Varsity (Boys) at 7:00.
Friday- Basketball at home with Middle School (Girls) at 5:00 followed by Middle School (Boys).
Softball- Tryouts will be held for Middle and High School students January 20th, from 3:30-5:30
Monday-Friday Middle School and High School Baseball Tryouts 4:00.
Tuesday- Basketball at home (Boys) with Middle School at 5:00 followed by JV and Varsity.
Wednesday- Weightlifting at home (Girls) at 4:00.
Friday- Soccer at home with Varsity (Girls) at 5:00 and Varsity (Boys) at 7:00.
Friday- Basketball at home with Middle School (Girls) at 5:00 followed by Middle School (Boys).
Softball- Tryouts will be held for Middle and High School students January 20th, from 3:30-5:30
The Bell Beta club attended state convention this weekend in Orlando.
The students competed in 14 academic competitions, 3 visual art categories, performing arts, and Living Literature (where students recreate a scene from a book).
BHS had 3 top three finishes:
Madilyn Whittington - 1st place~11th grade English
Andy Bonilla - 2nd place~10th grade Social Studies
Kip Whittington - 3rd place~9th grade Math
Congratulations to all! 🙌
SWI will be at BHS on Friday, 1/16/26 for Cap & Gown Pictures! 🎓
