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PICTURE ORDERS HAVE ARRIVED
Click on the headline for pick-up and ordering instructions.
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How to Arrive at BHHS During Remote Learning
Click the headline for instructions on how to safely visit BHHS during remote learning.
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Admin Update #4
Click on the headline for the fourth Admin Update of the 2020 school year, including information about Conference Week, Nov. 9-13.
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VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE: WELCOME TO BLACK HILLS!
Please click on the headline for a welcome video to our Virtual Open House.
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RIDE INTERCITY TRANSIT FOR ZERO-FARE--did you know?
Click on the headline for more information and a link about free bus rides.
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Weekday Food Distribution at BHHS - PAC Entrance
Our hardworking kitchen staff are producing free to-go breakfasts and lunches for students, available for pickup Mondays through Fridays (except holidays) from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at BHHS. After turning off Littlerock Road and arriving on campus, turn left to go to the student parking lot. Enter the building at the Performing Arts Center (PAC) entrance and follow the signs to the kitchen. You'll exit through the Art hallway, making a loop back to the parking lot, to facilitate social distancing. Be sure to mask up before entering. Thanks!
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20/21 Schedule Explained Video
click on the headline to watch a presentation about our back to school schedule.
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Scholarships & Resources for LGBTQIA+ Students | STEPS
Click on headline for more information from Kyle Smith - Community Outreach Specialist with STEPS
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Washington Student Achievement Council - Information from Colleges
The Washington Student Achievement Council sent a message to give information about colleges being flexible. Please click on headline to read the message. You can also go to their website wsca.wa.gov for more information.
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Support our Booster Club When Shopping AmazonSmile!
If you shop Amazon and would like to support our booster club while shopping, be sure to choose Black Hills High School Booster Club as your charity. Click on headline for more information.
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Safe Schools - See Something, Say Something!
Students and other members of the public can anonymously report or share information of a threat or potential threat to student safety. Tipsters will be able to leave a voice message, text message, web connect or email. Messages are monitored by the administrative office during regular business hours. Please note this is not an emergency response line. If you are reporting an emergency situation, please call 911. When leaving your tip, leave as much detail as possible so that your concern can be thoroughly investigated. All tips will be considered seriously. Click the headline to be taken to the Safe Schools tip page.
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Hapara Student Dashboard
