In this scroll, we bring you highlights from the halls of Bremerton High School—from adventures in the classroom to quests in clubs and beyond. Enjoy glimpses of their journey through photos, updates on upcoming events, and fun notes celebrating the lively spirit of our school community.

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Senior class meeting in the PAC during Knight Skills THIS Friday, April 18th! This is a great time to get any additional graduation or senior specific questions answered!

Big congrats to the Sophomore class for completing their SBA testing, and thank you staff for administering tests for TWO weeks in a row! Also, thanks goes to our amazing librarians and Mr. Prosser for making sure students had what they needed! We are DONE! 

Our principal, Mrs. Wilkinson did a raffle for students that completed all their testing. The two winners were announced on Wednesday, 4/2.

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Congratulations to the winners , Marcus Sharpe & George Lomuda!

Thanks for your hard work!

Earth Day is Tuesday, April 22nd! The BHS environmental club is hosting a seed planting event in celebration! If you would like more information on participation, please go to room 405 after school 4/15-4/18!

BHS is hosting a canned soup drive! Please bring in cans of soup to donate to the Bremerton Foodline food bank until April 29th!

Attention all Juniors – The Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS) is Tuesday, April 22 at 7:30am. This assessment is for all Juniors. Students will report to first period on Tuesday and then be released to their testing location at 7:35am. As with all State assessments, you are not allowed to have any electronics such as phones during testing, and you are not allowed to have backpacks or purses with you at your testing table. You may want to make arrangements to have these items secured in your locker prior to testing on Tuesday morning. Please bring your fully charged Chromebook to your testing location.  If you are a junior, you are scheduled to take this assessment on Tuesday, April 22! 

Now is the time to sign up for the SAT test! Many four year colleges require SAT scores for admission. If you are planning on attending college, it's a good idea to take the SAT test and explore colleges that are the best fit for you. 

BHS only offers the SAT once per year. This year's test date is April 25th. This test is most commonly taken in 11th grade but 9th and 10th graders are also welcome. The cost is $60 or $22 for students who qualify for an income-based waiver. Income-based waivers are only available in grades 11 and 12. To sign up, bring your payment to the main office no later than April 15th. For more information, contact Mr. Swanson at chris.swanson@bremertonschools.org

This is the time of the year when academic burnout can sneak up, see below for ways to combat the fatigue and finish the school year strong! Courtesy of the University of Georgia:

1. Make Time for Enjoyable Activities:

Schedule yourself breaks throughout the week. Allow yourself to have time where you can truly rest and do things you enjoy. You will start to feel more motivated to start your school days.

2. Get Plenty of Physical Exercise:

Try to exercise at least three times a week, stay hydrated and eat healthy to keep your mind and body active and healthy.

3. Get Outside:

Studies have shown that time spent in nature can reduce stress levels so spend some of your free time in some greenery!

4. Make Time for Social Activities:

Not only do friends and family provide you with a positive support system, but time spent in fun social environments will make you happier and give your mind a break.

Remember, BSD also has great mental health resources if you need additional support! See below for links to Gaggle Teletherapy and Peninsula Community Health Services.

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📷 Daily BHS Bulletin HERE! 📸

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