Student Announcements



Cap and Gown Delivery

Cap and Gown Pick up will be April 16 during all lunches(including Gateway) in the AAC Lobby.   

If you cannot pick up at that time, they will be available in the North Counseling Office on April 15th 8-4pm


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 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 websitehttps://www.bentonvillek12.org/page/summer-school


Community Service Learning

The Young Men's Service League (for moms and sons) and National Charity League (for moms and daughters) have active local chapters and would like to help you meet your community service requirements. See their websites to "find a local chapter" and "join".


Ignite Summit -- Thursday, April 11 at The Ledger

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming Ignite Summit, where sparks fly, ideas flourish, and connections ignite!  Mark your calendars for Thursday, April 11 -- this drop-in event is on the sixth floor of The Ledger in Bentonville.

What to expect:

* Discover the power of the Ignite Center for Advanced Professional Studies and how it can fuel your journey to success.

* Connect with business professionals (from startups and Fortune 500 companies) and impactful individuals who are shaping our future.

* Unlock doors to exciting experiential learning opportunities that could kickstart your career.

Are you are interested in pursuing a career in aviation, business, construction, culinary, digital media, education, engineering, healthcare, law, public policy, or technology?  The Ignite Summit can give you a look at how high school students are envisioning careers in those industries.  Join us for an evening of inspiration, collaboration, and endless possibilities!

Don't miss out on this chance -- reserve your spot now and get ready to set your ambitions ablaze at the Ignite Summit!  Registration is free and open to all!  


Poetry Cafe in the Library!

April is National Poetry Month!! The Library will be hosting an open mic style POETRY CAFE during 6.3 FLEX on April 25th. This will be for students who write poetry and would like a relaxed environment to share with others. If you are interested in participating email Mrs. Lobik at globik@bentonvillek12.org or Mrs. Davis at cadavis@bentonvillek12.org Students who sign up must bring at least two poems to share!


Summer ACT Academy Registration is LIVE!

Want to raise your ACT score and level up your college applications? Then register for this summer's ACT Academy while you still can! 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. Register by May 17 at this link: tinyurl.com/summer24act. Reach out to Dr. French with any questions at sfrench@bentonvillek12.org.


Trying out for Volleyball and want an opportunity to practice before?

Please see flyer attached to register for this free opportunity to practice before Volleyball Tryouts in April. Players who want to attend must be registered for tryouts and must have a current physical uploaded into Dragonfly. 

Volleyball Pre-Tryout Practice 2024


Food Truck Day Poster Contest

Design a poster for the Fall Food Truck Day for a chance to win a free meal voucher at any truck of your choice.

Submissions due by April 10 emailed to bentonvilletigerpto@gmail.com

What to include:

*Food Truck Thursday*April 25*During All 3 Lunches and Senior Flex 6.4*BHS PTO Fundraiser*Bring Cash*Include all of the following trucks and types of food in your own way*PTO Tent - Pizza, Iced Coffee, Frozen Hot Chocolate and Pink Drink*Flavors - Indian food *Blue's Concessions - funnel cakes, pretzels, corn dogs, lemonade*Soul Food - chicken tenders and fries*Rolling Taco - tacos*Beaver Tails- beaver tails and fries*Takashimura Hibachi- Hibachi noodles, rice and vegetarian options*K’Zolis- Italian hoagies, pasta and vegetarian options*Downtown Dawgs - Hot Dogs *Chicken Lai Lai- Taiwanese fried chicken*Crazy Willy’s Ice Cream- fruit flavored soft serve ice cream*Kona Ice


Are you going to be a Junior next year 24-25?

Be a part of Legacy National Bank's academic young leader's group by joining our Junior Bank Board!  You will be mentored on various topics involving: Interviewing, tips, resume building, credit knowledge, etc... 

-We meet every 2nd Wednesday of the Month-Student will receive $20 per Meeting attended-Educational trip to Kansas City to visit the Federal Reserve-Great Experience for Resume

Applications and Essay Due 5/31

Additional info on this flyerQR code for more info and application in this flyer


Register for UAMS College of Pharmacy Camp

Register for UAMS College of Pharmacy Camp

CLICK HERE for details of the June 3-5 camp for students who will be juniors or seniors next year.  Camp is $150.  Register by May 3.


College Knowledge - ADHE Discusses Scholarships

CLICK HERE for the 5 minute KATV interview with Alisha Lewis, the Assistant Commissioner at the Arkansas Department of Higher Education.  


BHS FCA T-Shirt Fundraiser

Fellowship of Christian Athletes is selling t-shirts as a fundraiser for our Fields of Faith event on April 17th at 5:30pm on the BHS football field. Everyone is welcome to attend! To order your t-shirt, just sign into https://www.mypaymentsplus.com/welcome and search for "BHS FCA". Orders are due Monday, April 1, and you can pick them up at Fields of Faith or at an FCA Club Meeting.


Outreach for Christ March Meeting

Join us for our Outreach for Christ March meeting in the library on Tuesday, March 26th during 6.2 Flex! All are welcome!


February Students of the Month!!

Congratulations to these Top Tigers!

9th grade: Lee Landers and Jace Duke

10th grade: Mason Marquart and Robert Cupp

11th grade: Chloe Pope and Grace Lyons

12th grade: Eric Cruz and Jack Corey


Theatre in our Schools Month!!

March is Theatre in our schools month!! Join BHS theatre and Thespian troupe 3430 all month as we plan some fun activities and share how theatre is not just beneficial to students of BHS, but to the whole world. Know any theatre students in your classes? Ask them why they enjoy taking theatre classes or being in our shows!  

Stay tuned to our instagram pages for more info and fun activites:

@troupe3430 and @bentonvillehstheatre 


ASVAB Test April 16th (Seniors & Juniors)

The ASVAB will be offered at BHS on April 16th for Juniors & Seniors interested in military options after BHS!

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a heavily researched and well-respected aptitude test developed by the Department of Defense. It measures a young adult's strengths and potential for success in military training. Every applicant has to take the ASVAB, so don't let it intimidate you (it's not supposed to). 

It's designed to help determine your strengths, weakness and potential for future success in four domains: verbal, math, science and technical, and spatial.

Sign up HERE or find stop by the College & Career Center N217 for more information. The exam will be hosted in the BHS Lecture Hall with your Chromebook.


NWACC VIP ORIENTATION

Are you a SENIOR already accepted to attend NWACC after graduation? On Tuesday, April 16th a bus will be taking seniors from BHS to NWACC for a VIP Orientation to register for classes, take a tour, speak with your advisor and get more familiar with campus. This will be from 9am - 1pm. Lunch provided. All students planning to attend must confirm via this Google Form by Friday, April 13th to reserve your spot. Questions? Coach Horschig Jhorschig@bentonvillek12.org


Military Information Night at Bentonville West

Are you interested in enlisting in the military or attending a service academy? Come speak with a representative from each branch on Thursday March 28, 5:30 - 7pm at Bentonville West Lecture Hall. Questions? Contact Coach Horschig, College & Career Counselor N217


TAC Parking INFO

Starting Monday February 26th, the TAC turf will be under construction.  If you find your parking spot taken up by equipment or blocked off for construction, please park at the baseball field. 

Parking space #'s 1142-1153, 1202-1213 will be blocked off, please park at the baseball field


NWACC Students get free counseling, a fitness center and more...

Don't forget that your benefits of being an NWACC student include full NWACC student rights and privileges including, but not limited to the library, writing lab, math lab, clubs, fitness center, mental health resources, and free counseling.  CLICK HERE for the full NWACC Health and Well Being website.  Take care and advocate for your needs.


BHS Varsity/ JV Volleyball Tryout Registration

If you would like to tryout for the Tiger Varsity/ JV volleyball team for the 24-25 season please see the flyer attached. You must complete the physical forms attached, create a Dragonfly account, and upload the completed physical forms into your account to be eligible to tryout. 

Tiger Volleyball Tryout Flyer

Tryout Registration Link

Dragonfly Account

Physical Form 1

Physical Form 2


Academy Day 2024

All high school students are welcome to attend the US Representative Steve Womack's Academy Day 2024. This is designed to provide insight into the selection of academic courses and extra-curricular activities to become competitive for the U.S. Service Academy requirements. Army ROTC programs from UofA, UAFS, A-Tech, UofA Air Force ROTC will be there as well as the Arkansas National Guard; 5 Service Academies will be there including: US Military Academy, US Naval Academy, US Air Force Academy, US Coast Guard, US Merchant Marine Academy.

Saturday, April 20, 1-3 PM @ Fayetteville High School

With any interest in the service academies; it is important that they know who their congressional representative is for purposes of seeking a congressional nomination.

Questions? Reach out to Coach Horschig, College & Career Counselor, College & Career Center N217 or Commander Davis, BHS ROTC.


FBI Future Agents in Training (FAIT) Experience Apps Due March 22

The program will welcome high school students between the ages of 15 and 18 to join us on April 19, April 26, and May 3, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Fayetteville office.  These are Fridays during school.  School Business is an option for these absences.  The Future Agents in Training and Teen Academy programs allow students an opportunity to get a comprehensive look into today’s FBI.  Students are provided with several presentations on topics including terrorism, cyber crime, public corruption, polygraph exams, evidence response, SWAT, and the day-to-day operations of a typical FBI office. Students also learn from special agents, intelligence analysts, language specialists, and professional staff about investigative tactics that include gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and assisting with cases.  STEP # 1 CLICK HERE to tell your school administration  you are applying and to tell us if you need transportation. STEP #2 CLICK HERE to learn more. STEP #3  CLICK HERE to complete the app.


AP Exam Dates

CLICK HERE to see the College Board's global exam date calendar.  Find your AP course on the schedule and mark your calendar for your big day.


Detention Schedule

Link to Detention Schedule


Lineman School FULL RIDE Apply Today!

Interested in becoming a Lineman? The Carroll Electric Co-op is now taking applications to award a scholarship for enrollment in the 2024 ASU/Newport High Voltage Tech Program. The Co-op scholarship covers the entire tuition for the one-year program. THEN, you will receive a 10-week PAID internship at Carroll Electric upon completion of the program. This is a fantastic opportunity if you are considering this career path. Application is for pick up in the College & Career Center N217. Deadline April 1.


COVID Protocol for 2023-2024

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

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!! 


Student ID's!

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.


Student Lunch Accounts...!

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.


MyPaymentsPlus Student Linking..

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!


What to do if someone parks in your spot!

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!