News and Spotlights

Medication:

As we wrap up the school year, if your child has medicine in the clinic it needs to be picked up in the office.

 If your child has medicine in our clinic, plan to pick it up no later than June 16th.  The office will be open on Monday, June 15th & Tuesday the 16th from 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. for medicine pick up as well.  Please call 248-341-7100 to make arrangements if medication is unable to be picked up during these times.

Any medicines not picked up by the end of day on the 16th will be disposed of properly.  

Kidz Zone is Bloomfield Hills Schools’ before and after school care program and is available at our four elementary schools. The Kidz Zone application window is May 11 at 6 p.m. to May 18 at 6 p.m. Families will receive notice of their application status by July 10. Registration will reopen on July 13. You will be placed on a waitlist and be notified of your child's status within 10 business days of the registration and paperwork being received. Complete details are available on the Kidz Zone website.

The Bloomfield Hills Schools Distinguished Service Award is presented each year to honor individuals whose exceptional service and dedication have made a meaningful difference in our district. 

BHS elementary students are now in their second year with Bridges in Mathematics, a hands-on math curriculum that emphasizes real-world problem solving and flexible thinking. Read more to discover how families can incorporate two key elements of Bridges math into everyday moments: multi-strategy thinking and purposeful “Math Talk.”

Bloomfield Hills Schools recognizes outstanding educators with the Distinguished Service Awards - Teacher of the Year. This year we are celebrating Ms. Zervos from Way, Ms. Mueller from North Hills, and Ms. Matz from BHHS for their dedication, innovation, and positive impact on students across BHS.

This school year, BHS adopted the Bridges in Mathematics program to enhance elementary math education through hands-on, interactive lessons that build problem-solving skills, foster critical thinking, and engage students with real-world applications.

The unified arts team at Eastover Elementary collaborated on an interdisciplinary project inspired by author Saadia Faruqi’s visit, where students explored urban and rural communities through Media, STEAM, and Spanish classes, fostering creativity, cultural understanding, and language development.