B.H.S. Monthly Newsletter

• March 3rd : Beginning of 3rd Trimester
• March 6th : The ISU Tech expo is from 8:30-11:30. All the Jrs. and Srs. will attend.
• March 11th : HOSA Blood Drive
• March 12th-20th : SAT Testing
• March 12th : Jazz Band competing at the Gem State Jazz Festival at Thunder Ridge. Good Luck!
• March 20th : Senior fees are to Due by March 20th. Except for Lagoon and All Night Party, they are Due April 15th. You will not be able to attend Lagoon or All Night Party until ALL fees are paid.
• March 24th-27th : Spring Break
• March 31st : School will resume

SAT testing will begin March 12 and will go through March 20. Students will be emailed through their school email the Day and Time they will be testing. Due to school activities, sports, etc., we have done our best to accommodate students on when they can test; however, due to the amount of students and testing window, we could not accommodate all. Please make sure your student(s) are present for their testing day. If there are any questions or concerns about the SAT, please contact Ms. Hansen.

Blackfoot’s Hosa club is hosting a blood drive on March 11th! It is open to the public, so come help us hit our goal this year. It’s a great and easy opportunity to save lives. For more information or to sign up, go to justserve.org or scan the QR code. There will also be an opportunity to donate bone marrow as well. Information can be found on justserve.org .

For those that have paid and signed up for the March class it starts on the 3rd and will end April 17th. The April class is FULL, we are taking payments for the Summer Course. Students must be 14 1/2 on or before June 1st, and must be enrolled in Blackfoot School District. June16th through July 24th, there are 2 available classes during the summer time: 8:30 am and 10:00 am is the scheduled time slot.

Pay your $25.00 fee in the Bookstore to be entered into the next available class. We will start taking payment for the August class on April 1st.

Esports has officially started! For the next 7 weeks, and then the state competition will begin.

We have a Varsity and Junior Varsity Super Smash Bros. Ultimate teams along with an Overwatch 2 team.

We had some technical difficulties, so no Valorant this year. There is plenty of room to grow and expand, with plans to add Marvel Rivals next year.

So far, we have won two matches and lost one, but we are just getting started. We are working hard and have high hopes for state this year.

Students from Latinos in Action (LIA) recently put their teamwork and service skills to work by painting Mrs. Wilmont’s classroom as part of a community service project. Before picking up their paintbrushes, the students carefully prepped the room, ensuring a smooth and professional finish. Their dedication and hard work not only brightened up the space but also demonstrated their commitment to making a positive impact at BHS.

Thank you, LIA students, for your efforts and for showing that small acts of service can make a big difference! Go Broncos!

The ballroom team competed at the Utah Classic Competition on February 15th in Lehi, UT. They competed against private as well as school teams. They placed 3rd in large group Cha-Cha, 4th in large group Waltz, 5th in large group Swing.

Our teams competing during the winter season have been amazing at districts, and many teams got to go to State competitions.

The girls' basketball team was amazing and finished 4th at State!

Congratulations to our Wrestlers this weekend at their State Competition. Kiana Conrad is a second year in a row State Champion, and Diwanda Dilus is also a State Champion! Ty Adams landed 2nd place at State, Bryan Moreno got 3rd place, Tanner Ellis got 3rd place, Porter Dansie also got 3rd place at State, and Damien Avila got 6th place at State. Way to go wrestling!!

Congratulations to the Fillie's Dance Team, who placed 2nd in Military Dance, 2nd place in their Hip Hop Dance at State Competition, and 4th place overall!

Congratulations to our Cheer Team for also winning the 5A State Championship this weekend!

Thank you to all those students and bronco fans who have supported our teams this year.

We also had Shea Staley, a junior at Blackfoot High School, sign a Letter of Intent on January 14 to further her softball career at the University of Providence in Great Falls, Montana. Shea received both an athletic and academic scholarship to attend Providence. She will be part of the class of 2026 and plans on studying forensic science. Pictured below:

Congratulations to our students who competed this weekend at the District Solo competition! In the Mezzo category, Tayvian Hamilton took 3rd place, and Ansley Weaver took 1st place. Both of these students will go on to the State competition in May.