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Class of 2021 Activities & Events
Clicking the heading will direct you to the Senior Information Page for all senior year end activities and events.
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Asian American Experiences in BPS
Please join the Covington Diversity Committee from 7-8:30pm on Wed. 5/12 for a panel discussion with Covington School students, alumni and teachers. They will discuss the reality of being Asian American in BPS and what we can do to build a more equitable community.
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Senior Prom
Senior Prom will be held on May 14th from 7:00-10:00PM at the Royal Oak Farmer's Market. Ticket information is available by following the link or scanning the QR code.
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Advanced Placement Testing
Information varies, please check for dates, times and locations or contact Mrs. Carey Balow at cbalow@birmimgham.k12.mi.us
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BPS Hiring ParaProfessionals
Birmingham Public Schools is seeking Paraprofessionals to support students in the special education department.
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Student Pictures
Student pictures are available for order through the LifeTouch website
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BPS Parent Pride
Virtual Meetings @ 7:00pm on 3/23, 4/27 & 5/25. Email angelalemont@gmail.com for the Zoom link or with questions.
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Summer School
Visit the Community Ed website for the 2021 High School Summer School programs.
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Water Testing Updates
The district continues to monitor the safety of the water in buildings around the district. Information on the most recent remediation and subsequent testing is available for review.
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Seaholm COVID Dashboard
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Weekly Total
Cumulative Total from 3/21
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0 0 53
Quarantine
0 0 153
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May 12th Half Day PM Class Schedule - Virtual
11:40AM - 12:10PM
1st Hour
12:20 - 12:50PM
2nd Hour
1:00 - 1:30PM
3rd Hour
1:40 - 2:10PM
4th Hour
2:20 - 2:50PM
5th Hour
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T3 Class Schedule
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Birmingham Students Get Real-World Experience in Mobility and Other Fields Through STEM Externships
Birmingham high school teacher Doug Baltz wanted to give his students the best STEM learning experience possible, so he chose an innovative path: taking them out of the classroom entirely and into real-world externships
