Bobcat News

Prom was a huge success, and we're grateful to all of you for making it a safe and enjoyable night to remember. One week to go before Spring Break and we have plenty going on to keep students engaged.

ASVAB testing is Tuesday, April 8 for registered students in Room 1120.

Also, in celebration of School Library Month and this week being National Library Week, we have some fun activities in store for all Bobcats.

Check out or renew a book before Spring Break and be entered into a drawing for a special treat, participate in our scavenger hunt, signup for a public library card, enter the bookmark contest, and a special Friday event of reading with our local therapy dogs! We hope all students enjoy the resources and fun that can be found in the library.

Earlier this year, our librarian secured a grant from the Foundational for Educational Excellence to expand our Monarch Butterfly Habitats and install a multipurpose StoryWalk outside our cafeteria. This weekend students began the project by planting the flower beds and cleaning up the existing habitat. Just look at all those caterpillars!

The Regional High School Art Show awarded several Bobcats for their inspired creations!

Abby Reed won one of the highest awards - Honey Horn $200 cash award

Alice Alexander won Juror's Award $50 cash award

Aylin Lopez won Juror's Award $50 cash award (not pictured)

All artwork will be displayed for the next month at the Coastal Discovery Museum where over 10,000 visitors will be able to view it.

Students from Bluffton Elementary helped our dancers prepare for the Spring Event, learned some new moves, and had so much fun!

Senior vs Staff Kickball is Friday, April 11 at 3:00pm. Seniors must get a signed permission slip from the Student Council board outside of Mrs. Carter’s room (1037) . Permission slips are due to Ms. Wojnisz in room 1030 NO LATER THAN 3:45 ON WEDNESDAY 4/9. Only 10 spots each for girls and boys so don't wait.

Bluffton Youth Sports is gearing up for another exciting season of youth baseball and softball, and they're reaching out to see Bobcat students might be interested in a great volunteer opportunity!

As a volunteer-driven 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, they rely on community support to keep things running—especially in the concession stands at Oscar Frazier Park and M.C. Riley Park.

They have weekly shifts available through mid-May, and this is a great way for students to earn service hours while supporting local youth sports. They're happy to provide documentation for public service credit.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

There are some incredible summer camp opportunities provided by University of South Carolina that allow students to explore their interests and passions. The link below is also posted in the grade level google classrooms.

USC summer camps: https://www.sc.edu/uofsc/posts/2025/01/summer_camps_2025.php

When we return from Spring Break Bobcats will be able to participate in the Month of the Military Child recognition days listed below.

Remember, this award is now open to ALL high school students (9-12) that live in Bluffton. Volunteer hours must be earned between May 1 and April 30 of each school year, and served with a non-profit organization. The hours must be verified by an organizational representative and the student.

Bluffton High students are encouraged to use innerview.org to track service hours and Bluffton High will submit your verified hours prior to April 30th. Students who earn the award will be invited to a special recognition ceremony at Town Hall.

Three levels of award service:

Bronze – 50 to 100 hours

Silver – 101 to 200 hours

Gold – 201 or more hours

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To ensure a safe and secure environment at BCSD athletic events, all spectators and athletes entering our venues will be asked to remove hoods or face coverings that obscure one’s identity, such as balaclava-style masks. This practice, which is common at collegiate athletic events, will help us maintain safety by ensuring individuals can be easily identified if needed.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in creating a safe and welcoming atmosphere for everyone. Please reach out to District Athletic Director Dr. Carlos Cave for any questions.

The BLHS President's Council is proud to announce our new partnership with the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) of the Carolinas. To get our collaboration started, BLHSPC is collecting for the Charleston House's "Wish List" items.

All clubs can contribute, there are (2) ways to do so. First, you can donate any of the items on the "Wish List" form. A collection box will be in the cafeteria next week, or can be brought to Mr. Brown's office on the 3rd Floor. We will collect items until April 11th and will drop off to Charleston over Spring Break.

Another way to participate is by "pulling together" and collecting soda can tabs. RMHC recycles the tabs and that is how they pay the utilities for the house and allow families to stay there for free while their loved ones are being cared for at the surrounding hospital.

Help our clubs and this amazing charity! Tab collection will be ongoing for the rest of the year.

ASVAB Test is April 8 for registered students in Room 1120.

The Spring EOC Prep Rally is May 15 from 3:50 pm to 6:50 pm.

Details about how to support the Bobcats and various incentives for your partnership can be found in the document linked below.