Hello! The pantry in South Counseling for our students in need, is very low. Anything would be appreciated as they push through finals and refuel. As you are out and about and inclined to do so, please consider contributing. Thank you!
These items can be dropped off at the front office, attn: Karen Cross/BHS Gives Back
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May 10Centerton Gamble 9 AMSugar Creek 10 AM
May 16Thomas Jefferson 8 AMCooper Elementary 8 AMRE Baker 8 AMCentral Park 9 AMTREC 9:30 AMThe International School of Mary Mae Jones 1 PMWillowbrook 2 PM
May 17Apple Glenn 8 AM
May 24Elm Tree Elementary 8 AM
All seniors that have earned a Focus Area Completer cord may pick it up in the North Commons on May 9th in the North Commons during between 10:30 am - 2:30 pm. If you are unable to pick it up during this time, they will be available in the North Counselor office starting Friday, May 10th.
Invitations for Senior Awards have been mailed. If you did not receive an invitation and believe you should have, please contact your school counselor.
Interested in joining the robotics team for the 2024-2025 academic year? Please complete and submit the following application by midnight on May 17th. Tryouts are scheduled for the week of May 20th. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions: ssandoval@bentonvillek12.org or ravipatis@bentonvillek12.org.
BHS Robotics Tryouts 24/25 Application
If you are in Ignite and will not be on campus to pick up your yearbook, please email jlyle@bentonvillek12.org with your name, grade, and if it was a preorder or a recent My Payments Plus purchase and your book will be left in the north office.
Senior Walk at Central Park Elementary on May 16 @ 9:00. We look forward to seeing all of you!
9th-Scarlet Neal and Abigail Werst
10th-Emily Nguyen and Teagan Callahan
11th-Jose Aguilar and Sidra Siddiqui
12th-Edward Eke and Madison Schluterman
The Bentonville Police Department is pleased to present the 8th Annual Youth Police Academy. Our goal is educating youth about law enforcement and building sustainable community connections with young people that are genuinely interested in the profession of law enforcement. Participants are selected for this program, as space is limited. This is not a summer camp. There is absolutely no cost to you.
Session 1 is scheduled June 10th through June 14th, 2024 for students going into 8th grade to 9th grade.
Session 2 is scheduled June 17th through June 21st, 2024 for students in 10th grade thru the 2024 graduating class.
We will meet in the Bentonville Police Department Community Room located at 908 S.E. 14th Street at 8:00A.M. each morning for check-in, and then classes will be held from 8:30A.M. until 4:00 P.M. daily.
Please see Officer Katzakian or Officer Loncarevic for an application. Deadline for application is approaching fast.
Boy's JV and Varsity Basketball tryouts will be May 6 and May 8 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the main gym. All players trying out will need an up to date physical with them in order to participate.
Seniors that would like a copy of their files from their district Google Drive can use Google Takeout starting today through May 31!Directions for Google Takeout
Read carefully about yearbook distribution.
If you preordered a yearbook, you will be able to pick it up soon.
SENIORS ONLY will be able to pick up books starting this Friday, May 3rd during all three lunches in the north commons.
Starting Monday, May 6th, underclassmen will be able to pick up books during all three lunches in the north commons.
These pick up times in the north commons will only run through Friday May 17th. After that you'll only be able to pick up during flex in Mr. Lyle's room.
If you did not preorder a book, there are a limited number for sale. Books can be purchased starting Wednesday, May 1st on My Payments Plus for $70. This is the only option for new purchases, so please do not bring cash or check to the school.
Email jlyle@bentonvillek12.org if you have any questions.
CLICK HERE for details of the Wednesday, May 8 event at 7:30pm CT.
http://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/eligibility_center/Webinar/PSA/2024/Promo_05082024.pdf
We still need some volunteers to set up and clean up. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C4AADA92EA4F85-49035641-spring#/
If you want to donate soda or Gatorade for the PTO tent, you can sign up here https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C4AADA92EA4F85-49036119-food#/
Our last meeting will be held on May 9th during Flex 6.3. We will celebrate our seniors and then vote for leadership positions for next year. All information will be posted to our Google Classroom, but email kchapman@bentonvillek12.org if you have questions.
Remember, if you are wanting to run for an officer position, email Mrs. Chapman your name, position, and a document poster (optional) by May 3rd.
CURRENT JUNIORS (INCOMING SENIORS ONLY): Are you interested in joining Men in Black/Golden Girls for the 2024-25 school year? Join us in The Jungle! Complete this application before Monday, May 6. Application does not guarantee membership. Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered. All accepted applicants will be notified before the end of this school year. Email Coach Kaufman or Ms. Howard with questions.
The Bella Vista Youth Council is open to residents of Bella Vista. Students must be entering 11th or 12th grade for the 2024-2025 school year. Selected students will get first hand experience on how municipalities work. This is a great opportunity to begin your civic engagement in your Community.
Interested students may apply via the link below. Applications will be accepted until May 17th.https://bellavistaar.gov/government/youthcouncil.php
Seniors, if you attended TREC you are invited to TREC's " Senior Send Off" campus walk on Thursday, 5/16 at 9:30 AM. Be sure to wear your cap and gown! We are excited to see you!
Visit Bentonville offers free assistance with large restaurant reservations, group lodging, etc. for senior families planning celebrations.
FCCLA is hosting a shoe drive from April 8-May 15! It's time to spring clean our closets! FCCLA wants your shoes, any shoes that you don't need anymore. We will take used or new! Our goal is to donate 2,500 pairs of shoes. That's 100 bags of 25 pairs each. FCCLA is proud to partner with Funds2Orgs as an official fundraising partner, empowering chapters across the nation with an innovative fundraising solution that combines social impact and financial success. Together, we are making a difference in communities both at home and abroad through shoe drive fundraisers and support for micro-entrepreneurs in developing nations. Please see Mrs. Skinner in room 1501 or email eskinner@bentonvillek12.org
Want to raise your ACT score and level up your college applications? Then register for this summer's ACT Academy! Learn from the experts in this five-day interactive experience to help you ace your next ACT. Session 1 is June 24-28, and Session 2 is July 8-12--sign up for whichever ONE is most convenient for your schedule! Cost is $80 for all four subjects or $50 for just two: English/Reading OR Math/Science. Choose one of the following links based on which Academy experience you plan to attend: Session 1: 2 Subjects | Session 1: All Subjects | Session 2: 2 Subjects | Session 2: All Subjects. Consult the FAQs Doc at this link for any questions you may have.
TIGER FOOTBALL TRYOUTS - (For anyone NOT already on the team) We are offering a tryout on June 4th for anyone wanting to join the Tiger Football Team. This is NOT for players that are currently on the team.
YOU MUST Fill THIS FORM OUT: https://tinyurl.com/h8pne76a
When: June 4th
Time: 10:00 - 11:15
Location: Tiger Athletic Complex
Updated physical - You CANNOT try out without an updated physical.
Bring athletic clothes for the tryout
Driver's Education is a one-week, ten-hour course. Both morning and afternoon sessions are available during each session.
Five 5-day sessions will be held:
Session 1: Wednesday, June 5 - Saturday, June 8 (BHS)
Session 2: Monday, June 10 - Friday, June 14 (BHS)
Session 3: Monday, June 17 - Friday, June 21 (BHS)
Session 4: Monday, June 24 - Friday, June 28 (BWHS)
Session 5: Monday, July 1 - Friday, July 5 (BWHS) - No Class Thursday, July 4
Morning classes will meet from 8:30-9:00 with driving times alternating daily between 9:00-10:30 and 10:30-12:00.
Afternoon classes will meet from 12:30-1:00 with driving times alternating daily between 1:00-2:30 and 2:30-4:00.
On the days your student drives first, they are dismissed upon returning to school. If your student drives in the second group, there will be a 1.5-hour break between classroom instruction and driving practice. Class size is limited to four students per instructor and is on a first-come-first-served basis.
*Note: All sessions will meet in the morning for the Final Day of Class. There will be no class in the afternoon on the Final Day.*
Please contact Tony Cherico at tcherico@bentonvillek12.org with any questions.
link to class
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Summer School 2024
Summer School is broken up into two sessions, with each session covering one semester’s worth of class.
Session A is June 6-19
Session B is June 20-July 3
Registration is $150 per session of a course for in-district students, and $250 per session of a course for out-of-district students. Students can take courses for original credit or for credit recovery. Please note that Economics and Algebra 2 are for recovery credit ONLY. See the Course Catalog on the summer school page for more information.
Contact Mrs.Neil: bneil@bentonvillek12.org for any questions.
Go to bentonvillek12.org: Menu, Departments, Academic Services, Secondary, Summer School
Summer School website: https://www.bentonvillek12.org/page/summer-school
Link to Detention Schedule
If a person meets the "stay at home guidelines for general illnesses" such as Temp over 100.4, has vomiting/diarrhea, they stay home. They may return when fever free or free from vomiting without the use of meds for 24 hrs.
Should a person test positive for Covid and have a doctor's note, then they may follow the doctor's advice.
Counselor Corner is now open near the entrance of the South Commons on Fridays during lunch. Come see your friendly counselors with questions or concerns. We look forward to seeing you on Fridays!!
ID's have been handed out, if you have not gotten your ID yet, please go to the front office.
Student ID's must be worn at all times.
If you forget your ID you will need to get a Temporary ID at either the North or the South office. A $1 fee will be charged to your account for each printed temporary ID.
To replace your ID it will cost $5 and you will need to go to the south office to get it printed.
To replace your lanyard it will cost $1 and you can get those at the south office as well.
Have you deposited funds into your child's school meal account?
Students are charged for each meal they eat from the cafeteria. Breakfast costs $2.05 each day and lunch costs $3.05 (7-12) each day.
Visit bentonville.familyportal.cloud to add money to your child's account or click on the "Apply for Benefits" button to find out if your family is eligible for free and reduced price meals.
If you are having trouble with events and activities not showing up on your MPP account, please check to make sure your student ID is linked to the account.
Here are the instructions to link it, if you are not sure how!
It's the morning of a new beautiful school day and when you get to your parking spot someone is in it!! Oh nooo!!
Well, what do you do now? Ah I'll just park in someone else's spot! Right? NO! Don't do that! You'll be ticketed for that!
Step 1: Confirm that it is in fact your spot and note the time.
Step 2: Go park in visitors, make sure it is visitors and not facility.
Step 3: Most important step!! Go into the North office and log that someone else parked in your spot, please include the noted time!
We do confirm that someone is indeed in your spot, using the cameras! If you are running late and decided to park in visitors saying "someone was in your spot" but really wasn't.. you will be ticketed!
Please follow these instructions!