Welcome to the BHS Express
A newsletter keeping you informed about Batavia High School
Hello Bulldog Families.
It’s been an amazing return to school this week, and we are excited to have our students back in the building! Our teachers are busy setting expectations within the classroom, and our guidance department is busy adjusting schedules. As a reminder, in a high school, it can take a week or so to get schedules settled.
We held class meetings on the second day of school to set expectations for both the treatment of our building as well as the treatment of others. We reiterated that high school can be fun and exciting, but our first priority is the safety and education of our students. Ultimately, every class in a high school counts and our students need to be here. Thank you for helping us make that happen!
We try to fill our Friday newsletter with lots of pictures of our students, staff and our community. This edition is full of them, so take a few minutes to look through some of the great things that are happening at BHS and within the Batavia community.
We are excited to partner with you for a fantastic 2026-2027 school year! As always, reach out if you have questions or need anything.
Have a great weekend.
In service to our Bulldogs.
Andrea Conner, High School Principal
@AConnerNews
@batavia_hs
#EveryBulldogEveryDay
Hi, Bulldog Families.
On Wednesday, all students participated in their class meetings where we reviewed the high school’s expectations around the building’s culture and the belief that we reinforce: treat others as you wish to be treated.
We spoke with students about safe driving, dress code, and earning credits towards graduation.
Thank you for a great first week of school and have a nice weekend.
Go Bulldogs!
Matt Buis, High School Assistant Principal
@BHS_Buis
@batavia_hs
Hello, Families.
It was great seeing all the students back for the first week of school. During class meetings, expectations were set for all students in grades 9-12. The classes did a great job of being attentive to the communication that was presented.
Students that are driving to school in the morning should enter the high school from Batavia Rd., not Old 32 please. This helps keep the traffic flow to the senior lot and back parking much safer for all. It also allows parents a smoother drop off at the crosswalk. When students exit the back lot at the end of the day, their only route is Batavia Rd. Please remind your student drivers to be safe.
Lastly, the parent drop off in the mornings went well. Again, during the mornings, parents should enter the campus from Old 32 and drop off their students at the crosswalk with the crossing guard. Students should not be dropped off in the staff/senior parking lot. Thank you.
Have a great weekend.
Joe Moorehead, Dean of Students
