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Welcome to Bloomington North

Dear Families, Students, and Staff, Wow! Summer went by so fast, and here we are on the verge of another fantastic school year. I hope you've all had a wonderful summer and are looking forward to the . . .

End of the year message

Students, Staff, and Families, I hope this has been a good year and I am also hopeful that you will finish strong in these last days before summer break. Also, if you haven't yet done so please re . . .

MCCSC Newsletter - May 3, 2024

MCCSC District Newsletter - May 3, 2024 Next week is Teacher Appreciation Week 5/6-5/10 and National School Nurses Day on Wednesday 5/8. Make sure to show your appreciation! Information . . .

MCCSC Newsletter - April 16, 2024

2024 EdVenture Camp Registration Students entering K-8th Grade in the Fall of 2024. EdVenture Camp will be held at Templeton Elementary School. EdVenture Camp is held Monday-Thursday, with sessions Ju . . .

The Monroe County Public Health Clinic

The Monroe County Public Health Clinic will be at BHSN on 10/23 for the fall vaccination clinic. The flu and Covid-19 vaccinations will be offered at this time. If you are interested in your student attending this clinic, please complete the attached paperwork and return to the BHSN health office by 9/20. If you have any questions or would like a physical copy of the forms, please call the BHSN health office.

Fall Pep Session

We will be having our Fall Pep Session on Friday, September 13th. If you would like to participate, please complete the Google Form . The link to sign up is on the school website, and your canvas class page.

The theme for Friday, September 13 th is Maroon and Gold. There will be prizes for those who go all out and show their Cougar Spirit the BEST at the Pep Session!

Understanding School Finance: How Can We Afford That?

This month's MCCSC Parent University event, Understanding School Finance: How Can We Afford That?, will take place on Wednesday, September 25th, from 6-7pm at the MCCSC CoLab (553 E. Miller Drive). Childcare will be available for those that need it. Registration is appreciated, but not required.

Email parentu@mccsc.edu if you have any questions.

Monroe County College Fair

We are excited to invite you to the Monroe County College Fair on Thursday, September 19, 2024, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Pavilion at Switchyard Park (1601 S. Rogers Street, Bloomington, IN 47403). This event is a fantastic opportunity for students to explore a variety of colleges and universities, gather information, and make meaningful connections with admissions representatives.

Event Details:

At the college fair, you can:

We encourage all students and families to attend and take advantage of this valuable opportunity. Please register for a barcode before the fair at StriveFair During the fair, colleges will scan your barcode to send you more information about their schools. The day after the fair, you will receive a report with information on the colleges with whom you scanned.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email mprieste@mccsc.edu.

We look forward to seeing you there!

MCCSC Equity Spotlight Award

We are seeking your nominations for outstanding students, faculty, staff, student organizations, and community partners who exhibit a strong dedication to creating an inclusive learning environment that aligns with MCCSC's mission, vision, and core values. This award acknowledges their contributions in promoting a secure and welcoming atmosphere for everyone. See the flyer to submit your nomination.

Black Male Youth Summit

Hello Students, Parents, and Educators,

We are thrilled to announce that registration for the highly anticipated Fifth Annual Black Male Summit is now open! This year’s summit, with the powerful theme “Elements of Empowerment: Using Black Excellence to Elevate Self/Community,” is designed to inspire young Black males to harness their strengths and celebrate their achievements within their community.

Event Highlights:

Dynamic Speakers:

Event Details:

Students will be provided with transportation from their schools and excused for the day. The summit will feature engaging workshops, delicious pizza, exciting prizes, and direct access to essential resources. This event is not only a chance for personal growth but also a celebration of unity and diversity, welcoming young men of all races and backgrounds.

Secure Your Spot: To register, please click the link below by Tuesday, September 10th.

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to connect, learn, and grow. We can’t wait to see you at the summit!

The Black Male Summit Team

Bloomington North Girls Wrestling

Come and be part of history.

Bloomington North has started it's first ever Girl's wrestling team!

Preseason Wrestling Practices

Lifting: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday After school till 4:30 (Meet in the weight room)

Open Mats (Club): On the Mats Tuesday and Thursday 6 to 8pm.

Please contact Coach Bruce at rbruce@mccsc.edu or visit room 710 anytime during the day.

Antigone

BHSN Theatre Presents:

Antigone

by Sophocles

Friday, October 25th & Saturday October 26th 7pm

Sunday, October 27th 2pm

Go to our box office for tickets and details.

Clubs

Debate Club

Bass Choir

Spell Bowl

Spell Bowl will meet in Mr. Kupersmith's room 605. All are welcome. We're just looking for a few good spellers.

Cougar Care Meals

Student Athletic Board

Members of Student Athletic Board will meet

Thespian Troupe

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) will meet on the 3rd Wednesday of each month during tutorial in Mrs. Provines' room. Students do not have to be an Athlete to participate. Please sign up on the tutorial scheduler.

Girls in Engineering Math and Science Club (GEMS)

Meetings will be during tutorials in Room 30. Sign up in the tutorial scheduler

Drone Club

Meetings will be during tutorials in room 30. Sign up in the tutorial scheduler

Science Olympiad

Meetings will be immediately after school in room 30. Come and find out what we do.

Interact Club

FCCLA

National Honor Society

Amigos Culture Club

Korean Club

International Cougars

The Student Equity Team

Sistahs Who Care Club

United Students GSA

Environmental Club

Cougars for Change

Comic Book Club

Best Buddies

buildOn Club

Linguistics and Conlang Club

Improv club

Young Democrats/Young Republicans

The Black Student Union

BHSN Black Student Union will have its call-out meeting on Wednesday, September 4 during tutorial. Sign up for Ms. Jordan or Ms. Sweeney's tutorial.

La Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica/Spanish Honor Society

BHSN Spanish Club

mmerse yourself in the world of Spanish language and culture with the BHSN Spanish Club! Join us for our call-out meeting on Thursday, September 5th in Room 409 during Tutorial! Whether you are a seasoned Spanish speaker or just beginning your language journey, all are welcome!

Japanese Olympiad Club

Military History Club

Habitat for Humanity

Bring Change 2 Mind

Tech Club

FAST (Female Athletes Strive Together)

Chess Club

Japan Club

Arabic Language and Culture Club

French Club

French Club call out meeting in room 406 On Thursday Sept. 5th.

BHSN Queer Book Club

BHSN Queer Book Club will be diving into Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune, covering chapters 1-12 by September 18. All LGBTQIA+ students and allies are warmly invited to join us during tutorial on Wednesday, September 18 to discuss this engaging read!

For any questions, please reach out to Ms. Barnett in Room 408. If you have book recommendations, feel free to submit them online using the QR code on our posters. Happy reading!

Book Club

Rose-Hulman Helpline

Rose-Hulman offers free math and science tutoring for students in grades 6-12. Students may call 877-ASK-ROSE (877-275-7673) to speak with a tutor, or go to the AskRose website, AskRose.org, to interact with a tutor online or through email.

Health Office Notification

Did you know that you can receive notifications when your student goes to the BHSN health office? If you would like to opt in to this feature, please follow the attached instructions. If you have any questions, please call the BHSN health office. Thanks!

About Us

Bloomington High School North is a vibrant learning community serving 1,650 students in grades nine through twelve. A dedicated faculty of 120 educators works hard to ensure that students’ social, emotional, and academic needs are met. One of North’s greatest assets is the diversity found within our student body. Our school reflects the vibrancy found in the wider Bloomington community. Teenagers from a number of ethnic, cultural, and socio-economic backgrounds gather daily to learn alongside each other. They exchange stories, ideas, and ways of experiencing the world. Teachers receive regular training on culturally responsive practices thanks to the eff orts of faculty experts and district consultants. As a result, North students are well-prepared to engage with a dynamic, global community after high school. Learning at North isn’t just about memorizing facts and figures to pass a test. Our academic programs are designed to help students think critically, engage purposively, and be prepared to positively influence the wider world. The paths students take to reach those goals are as varied as the students themselves. Cougars have access to college preparatory, honors, and university-level courses in all major subject areas. Students can pursue advanced coursework at Indiana University through IU Release, earn credit for completing internships at local businesses and community partners, or prepare for employment and industry certification through Hoosier Hills Career Center.