Counseling Newsletter

What's New...
- AP Exam Registration
- SENIORS: Sign up for Onsite Admissions Day @BHS
- SENIORS: College Career & Beyond | Midnight Golf Program
- NCRF Black College Expo
- JUNIORS & SENIORS: HBCU Fair Field Trip (Permission Slips Due Sept. 10th)
- Free College Application Workshops
- Victors Junior Aviators Program
- SAIC (School of the Art Institute of Chicago) Info Session - Charles H. Wright Museum
- SENIORS: Case Western Reserve University Full Tuition Theater Scholarship
- JUNIORS: PSAT/NMSQT Deadline to register is Sept. 9th
- Practice SAT/ACT Tests @ The Tutoring Center in Birmingham
- Schoology Parent Join Codes
📆 Mark your Calendars!
This week...
09/04: No School
Next week...
09/07: No School - Labor Day
09/09: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Pensole Lewis College of Business & Design (HBCU) Info Session - sign up here!
09/09: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Michigan Technological University Info Session - sign up here!
09/09: JUNIORS: Deadline to register for *optional* PSAT/NMSQT @BHS!
09/09: SENIORS: Drop-In College App Help @lunch in College + Career Center
09/10: JUNIORS & SENIORS: University of Michigan - Dearborn - sign up here!
09/10: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Cleveland Institute of Art Info Session - sign up here!
09/10: Meet the Teacher Night
09/11: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Central Michigan University Info Session - sign up here!
09/11: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Jackson State University Info Session - sign up here!
09/11: JUNIORS + SENIORS: Deadline to turn in HBCU Fair Field Trip Permission Slip!
Coming up...
09/15: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Saginaw Valley State University Info Session - sign up here!
09/15: JUNIORS & SENIORS: University of Michigan - Ann Arbor - sign up here!
09/15: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Western Michigan University Info Session - sign up here!
09/17: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Schoolcraft College Info Session - sign up here!
09/16: SENIORS: Drop-In College App Help @lunch in College + Career Center
09/16: JUNIORS & SENIORS: University of Michigan - Flint Info Session - sign up here!
09/18: JUNIORS + SENIORS: HBCU Fair Field Trip
09/22: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Butler University Info Session - sign up here!
09/22: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Oakland University Info Session - sign up here!
09/23: JUNIORS & SENIORS: University of Wisconsin - Madison - sign up here!
09/30: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Wayne State University Info Session - sign up here!
10/07: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Ferris State University Info Session - sign up here!
10/07: Clawson-Royal Oak-Berkley Future College & Career Fair @ 6:00 pm
10/13: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Elon University Info Session - sign up here!
10/14: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Hope College Info Session - sign up here!
10/14: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Adrian College Info Session - sign up here!
10/16: SENIORS: Onsite Admissions Day - sign up here!
10/20: JUNIORS & SENIORS: College for Creative Studies Info Session & Portfolio Review- sign up here!
10/21: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Calvin University Info Session & Portfolio Review- sign up here!
10/22: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Henry Ford College Info Session - sign up here!
10/28: JUNIORS & SENIORS: Ohio State University Info Session & Portfolio Review- sign up here!
11/10: Deadline to turn in MI Career Quest Permission Slip
11/17: MI Career Quest Field Trip
Bell Schedule, OSTC Calendar, Senior Calendar, etc.
🆕 AP Exam Registration
Exam Payment September 1st - October 30th
Register/pay for AP Exam. Students must join their AP course in their College Board account. Students who have issues with College Board accounts must contact College Board at: 866-315-6068.
REGULAR Registration Window: September 1st - October 30th
- Register/pay for AP Exam
- COST = $110 per exam ($150 for AP Seminar/Research exam)
- FREE/REDUCED COST = $15 per exam
- Students can indicate when registering if they receive free/reduced lunch. BHS will then verify after student registers. *Check with your counselor to see if this applies to you.
LATE Registration Window: October 31st - February 14th
- $100 LATE registration fee per exam
- COST = $210 per exam ($250 for AP Seminar/Research exam)
- FREE/REDUCED COST = $115 per exam
No refunds will be given after November 12, 2026
You must register on College Board AND Total Registration in order for your AP exam to
be ordered. Your exam must be paid in full on Total Registration by November 1, 2026 for
your exam to be order.
🆕 SENIORS: Sign up for Onsite Admissions Day @BHS
🆕 Midnight Golf Program
College Career & Beyond | Midnight Golf Program
College Career & Beyond | Midnight Golf Program is a postsecondary success program that’s transforming the lives of thousands of the Detroit area’s most academically-ambitious and driven students.
Starting in your senior year of high school, through college graduation and into the workforce, College Career & Beyond | Midnight Golf Program provides a comprehensive support system and essential resources so students can thrive during this exciting time in your lives. More than 3,000+participants have moved on to college since our program began in 2001. They have studied at more than 120 different colleges and universities across the country.
For further information on how you can become apart of this program, go here.
The deadline to apply is Monday, September 21, 2026 @ 5p.m.
Mandatory Open House
All applicants must attend the mandatory Open House presentation session.
Date: September 21
Time: 6 P.M. to 8 P.M.
Location: Greater Grace Temple - 23500 W Seven Mile Rd, Detroit, MI 48219
🆕 NCRF Black College Expo - September 26th, 2026
Saturday, September 26 • 10 AM - 2 PM
Overview
Get ready for the Detroit Black College Expo™ on September 26th, 2026 at Huntington Place! Connect with HBCUs & other colleges Get Accepted
Welcome to the 6th Annual Detroit Black College Expo™!
This event is a great opportunity for students to explore their academic options and connect with historically black colleges and universities.
Join us on Saturday September 26, 2026 at Huntington Place for a day filled with information and inspiration. You'll have the chance to meet with college representatives, attend workshops, and learn about financial aid options. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to jump-start your college journey!
Get Accepted on the SPOT, students you must bring copies of your transcripts, ACT or SAT test scores are NOT necessary, however if you have them bring them (12th graders and some colleges may accept 11th graders)
College Transfer Students you can also can get accepted on the spot! Bring your transcripts from all colleges that you have attended.
Black College Expo™ is 10am to 3:00pm. Also, featuring Scholarship Presentation, entertainment, cash giveaways, and participate in the “Dance Off” for Cash & Prizes, hosted by our celebrity ambassadors.
Black College Expo Flyer
Black College Expo Scholarship Flyer
🆕🎓JUNIORS + SENIORS: HBCU Fair Field Trip!
Friday, Sept. 18th
HBCU Fair will be held at Oakland Schools in Waterford on Sept. 18th. Students will miss 2nd-4th hour.
Permission slip (below) is due September 10th to College & Career Center!
🆕 SAIC (School of the Art Institute of Chicago) - Charles H. Wright Museum
SAIC is coming to Detroit, and we'd love to meet you!
Join us to learn more about what makes the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) one of the nation's most influential art and design schools. You'll hear about our interdisciplinary curriculum, scholarship opportunities, student life in Chicago, and the resources we offer to help students build creative careers.
You'll also have the chance to meet one-on-one with an admissions representative, get feedback on your portfolio, ask questions, and explore what studying art and design in Chicago could look like for you.
We hope to see you there!
Meet SAIC - Detroit
Saturday, September 19
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
Go here to SIGN UP! →
Applying to SAIC
Interested in applying to SAIC? You may begin your application prior to attending, so we can answer your questions at the event.
Questions?
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our admissions office at 800.232.7242, 312.629.6100, or ugadmiss@saic.edu.
🆕 🎓 Free College Application Workshops
This September, Schoolhouse is offering three free College Admissions Workshops for you to learn directly from current college students and gain practical guidance on the college application journey.
See what one recent learner had to say about her experience with our College Admissions Workshops:
“During the four weeks of of these workshops, I didn’t just attend lectures with generic advice. Above all, I was surrounded by enthusiastic peers sharing the same goal as me, had access to a supportive tutor who’d been through the whole process, and could focus on what felt right for me through the workbook activities and discussions. In the end, applying to college became exciting and fulfilling: a journey towards self-discovery.”
Through Schoolhouse workshops, you will:
- Learn from current college students from schools such as Harvard, Caltech, UChicago, Yale, and many more. These students have been where you are and can answer any of your questions.
- Follow a curriculum developed by college experts. Your tutor will guide your group through activities and discussions designed by admissions experts at the Coalition for College.
- Learn alongside a small group of peers. Each workshop includes no more than 15 students, creating a supportive environment where you can learn from others.
Our September workshops range from two to four weeks and will walk you through creating your college list, writing college essays, and understanding financial aid.
Registration is open from now until August 31! We hope to see you at one (or more!) of our September workshops.
Warmly,
Rebecca and the Schoolhouse.world team
JUNIORS + SENIORS: College Info Sessions @BHS
What is a College Info Session?
During a College Info Session, a college admissions representative/counselor presents to a group of BHS juniors and seniors about their college, admission requirements, application process, scholarships, campus life, and more!
Meeting the college admissions representative for a school you are interested in applying to can be very helpful during the application process. Especially if a school visiting is one of your first choices, introducing yourself to the representative can go a long way!
To attend a College Info Session:
- You must sign up at least 1 day in advance.
- You must be in the 11th or 12th grade.
- You must use your confirmation email as your pass to leave class. You will not be called down.
- You can sign up for up to five info sessions.
SENIORS: Common App and Essay Workshops @BHS
Common App Walk-through + How to Create an Outstanding Activities List and Additional Info Section Workshop
Coming Soon!
A Crash Course on Strategizing and Writing the Supplemental Essays Workshop
Coming Soon!
SENIORS: Need help applying to College?
Drop-in on Wednesdays @lunch in College + Career Center
Are you confused about...the college application process?... filling out college applications?... not knowing where to start?
Drop-in College App Help in the College + Career Center Wednesdays @lunch!
- Starts Wed, Sept. 2nd thru Wed, Nov. 25th!
- Bring your device, lunch, and a friend!
- Be sure to check out the BHS Counseling College website for answers to many of your questions!
👇 Everything you need to research + apply! 👇
College KickOff Guide
BHS + College Essay Guy -- A Family's Handbook to College Admissions
College Application Hub
🆕 Victors Junior Aviators Program
Because we’ve had so much interest in flight lessons from young people between 12 and 15 years old, we decided we would launch our Junior Aviator Program.
While you can’t actually fly solo until you’re 16, and you can’t get your Private Pilot License until you’re 17, the Junior Aviator Program is an opportunity for 12-to-15-year-olds to learn the language of aviation, get immersed in the flying experience through our full-motion simulator and complete the coursework that will allow them to take the FAA’s written exam even before getting their in-the-air training.
That’s important because there is a two-year window after passing the written exam, during which oral and practical exams need to take place. So getting the written exam done at 15 makes it possible to get the PPL at 17.
The director of our Junior Aviator Program is Berkley’s Lauren Kolar (pictured at right), who was one of the very first students we enrolled here at Victors and has big plans of her own as a future pilot.
If you or a young person you know is between 12 and 15, and would like to sign up for Junior Aviators, go to this link!
🆕 Case Western Reserve University Full Tuition Theater Scholarship
Each year, CWRU’s Theater Department awards four full-tuition scholarships to incoming students who wish to major in theater, and two $10,000 merit scholarships to students who wish to minor in theater, or pursue as an extracurricular. For more information, see CWRU theater scholarships.
Case Western Reserve offers an outstanding theater program for undergraduate students, including courses in acting technique, musical theater, movement, voice, stagecraft, costume design, scenic design, directing, playwriting, sketch comedy, improv, history, literature and criticism, and more. Students perform onstage and serve on technical crews in mainstage theatrical productions each year. The high ratio of faculty to students ensures that students work closely with highly skilled professionals.
For students interested in studying theater arts, CWRU Theater Weekend is not to be missed.
Theater Weekend is held October 2-3 or November 13-14 -1855 Ansel Road, Cleveland, OH 44106.
Theater Weekend kicks off on Friday evening with a meet-and-greet with faculty and students, followed by a workshop as well as a tour of our new state-of-the-art theater, The Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center. Students also have the option of observing theater classes on Friday morning.
On Saturday, students will audition and interview for the scholarships in the morning, tour campus and visit the dining hall in the afternoon, and attend a CWRU Department of Theater mainstage production that evening.
✅ Michigan Community College Guarantee
All recent Michigan high school graduates are eligible!
- The Community College Guarantee helps recent high school graduates earn a skill certificate or associate degree at their local community college tuition-free!
- All recent Michigan high school graduates are eligible—regardless of family income.
- If you receive the federal Pell grant, you’re eligible for a $1,000 bonus to help pay for living expenses like books, transportation, and rent!
Visit the BHS Scholarship News + Fin Aid Info for more!
The Gates Scholarship
due Sept. 15th
The Gates Scholarship
https://www.thegatesscholarship.org/scholarshipThis prestigious scholarship is awarded to exceptional student leaders who demonstrate academic excellence and significant financial need
Eligibility Requirements:
High school senior
Pell-eligible
U.S. citizen or permanent resident
Minimum cumulative weighted GPA of 3.3 (on a 4.0 scale)
Planning to enroll full-time in a four-year degree program at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university
Questbridge National College Match Scholarship
Due Oct. 1st
QuestBridge is a nationally recognized nonprofit that helps outstanding students from low-income backgrounds dream big and realize that a top college is possible. Start your path to college with QuestBridge!
Four year, full ride!
Our 52 college partners are actively seeking students like you. Apply for free to the nation’s best colleges and be considered for early admission and a full four-year scholarship. The National College Match application gives you extra space to tell your unique story as a student who has excelled academically despite financial hardship.
If admitted to a college partner through the Match or QuestBridge Regular Decision, you will join a supportive community of over 10,000 other QuestBridge Scholars currently attending our college partners, and upon graduation, you'll be welcomed into a network of over 20,000 QuestBridge Alumni for continued support, networking, and growth opportunities.
- High school seniors, regardless of citizenship, currently attending high school in the U.S. and planning to attend college the fall after graduation, and U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents living abroad
- Earning primarily A’s in the most challenging courses offered
- Demonstrating strong writing skills and intellectual curiosity, plus resilience, integrity, and motivation to succeed
- Typically from a household earning less than $65,000 annually with minimal assets (for a household of four members).
📢 The 2026 National College Match application for high school seniors is now open! The deadline to apply is Thursday, October 1. Create an account or log in to apply.
JUNIORS & SENIORS: Horatio Alger Scholarship
Juniors: due March 1st, Seniors: due Feb. 15th
The Horatio Alger Association is seeking students who display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity, and plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree. Students must have financial need and a determination to turn adversity into opportunity and pursue their American Dream.
SENIORS
Eligibility Requirements:
Be enrolled full time as a high school senior in the United States
Exhibit a strong commitment to pursue and complete a bachelor’s degree at one of the target colleges/universities on our website (complete list can be found here: Senior Scholarships)
Demonstrate financial need ($100,000 or lower household income)
Be involved in co-curricular and community service activities
Display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity
Minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.0
Be a United States citizen
JUNIORS
Eligibility Requirements:
Be enrolled full time as a high school junior in the United States
Exhibit a strong commitment to pursue and complete a bachelor’s degree at an accredited non-profit public or private institution in the United States
Demonstrate financial need ($100,000 or lower household income)
Be involved in co-curricular and community service activities
Display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity
Minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.0
Be a United States citizen
The Coca-Cola Scholars Program
due Sept. 30th
Award: One-time $20,000 scholarship
Requirements:
- Legal Status in US - eligible for Federal Financial Aid
- Coca-Cola Scholars are well-rounded, bright students who not only excel academically, but are also actively involved in their schools. These leaders are passionate and service-oriented, and demonstrate a sustained commitment to bettering their community.
Application now open here
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation College Scholarship Program
due Nov. 11th
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation College Scholarship Program application is now open on the Common App. The deadline to apply is November 11, 2026.
Selected Cooke Scholars will:
- Receive scholarship funding toward college attendance costs so they may graduate with as little debt as possible.
- Access comprehensive advising about how to maximize their college experience.
- Be eligible for internship opportunities, study abroad programs, and to apply for the Cooke Graduate Scholarship.
To be eligible, applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Senior standing – Complete four years of high school in the U.S., a U.S territory, or on a U.S. military base and plan to graduate in spring 2027.
- Fall College Enrollment – Intend to enroll in an accredited four-year college beginning in fall 2027.
- GPA – Earn a minimum, cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.75 or above.
- Test Scores - Submit a standardized test score or scores from one of the following: SAT, ACT, AP, or IB exam. There is no minimum score requirement to apply, however, applicants must have taken one (or more) of these tests and submit the score.
- Demonstrate Unmet Financial Need – We will consider applicants with a maximum annual gross income of $95,000. Last year’s cohort of new College Scholarship recipients had a median family income of approximately $45,180. During the selection process, the Foundation will conduct a full financial review which will take into account all income and assets of the student and the student’s parents.
Click here to get started.
Sincerely,
Cooke Foundation Outreach and Selection Team
Jewish Historical Society Essay Contest
What is the topic?
The state of Michigan’s guiding themes for the celebration of America’s 250th birthday include the
“Power of Place.”
https://www.america250mi.org/guide
After thinking about this theme, write an essay that responds to the following question:
As a Jewish Michigander, what does America’s 250th birthday mean to you? Discuss how your history, experiences, geographic location, identity, and/or values as a Jewish Michigander shape your perspective on our nation's milestone. Be as creative as you like!
Who can enter?
This competition is open to students in grades 9-12 in public, private, or homeschool as of the essay
submission deadline. Entrants must be residents of the state of Michigan.
For more information and to complete the application see the attached form below.
Email questions to: Amer250@jhsmichigan.org
The Hagan Scholarship
due Dec. 1st
Description of Scholarship
The Hagan Scholarship provides $1,000 to help purchase essential items for college, up to $7,500 each semester for up to 8 consecutive semesters, workshops to learn important life skills not typically covered in the college curriculum, an HSF Schwab Brokerage Account to learn how to invest, and up to $8,000 to study and travel abroad.
Hagan Scholars who graduate while in the Hagan Scholarship Program can apply for a Hagan Graduate Scholarship, good for up to four additional consecutive semesters to attend graduate school or the first two years of a professional program, receiving up to $7,500 each semester.
1. The disbursement amount will be determined each semester by HSF by taking the Total Cost of Attendance including tuition, fees, room, board, books, supplies, personal and transportation costs; then, deducting the total dollar amount of ALL scholarships, awards, grants, waivers, Federal and Institution provided Work-Study, and one-half of the recipient’s FAFSA SAI. Parents are not required to pay the SAI; it is used only to determine the disbursement amount.
2. The disbursement amount will be adjusted each semester to offset the expiration or loss of other scholarships, awards, grants, waivers, Federal or institution provided work-study, and changes in the recipient’s SAI.
3. The Hagan Scholarship is renewable for up to seven additional consecutive semesters if the recipient fulfills the scholarship criteria and mandatory workshop responsibilities. Funding of the Hagan Scholarship will cease upon graduation from college or after earning 140 credit hours, whichever first occurs. In that event, recipients will continue managing their HSF Schwab Account and fulfill all other scholarship criteria until their Award Year Class graduates from college.
For more information go here.
JUNIORS & SENIORS: Nicodemus Wilderness Project Apprentice Ecologist Scholarship
Due Aug. 31st
Scholarship Description
Applicants must lead or join an environmental stewardship project, take a photo of their project in action, write an essay about their project and what it meant to them, and submit their project photo and essay to the scholarship provider.
Scholarship Details
- Three scholarships awarded annually totaling $1,750
- Scholarships are for tuition and fees at an accredited college or university
- Top five essay authors also receive a free NWP t-shirt or tote bag
Eligibility Criteria
- Open to high school juniors and seniors
- High school seniors may also apply during the summer after graduation
- Applicants must complete an environmental stewardship project
- Projects must reflect leadership, initiative, and sustainability
Application Process
- Plan and lead or join an environmental cleanup or conservation project
- Take a photo of yourself in action during the project
- Write an essay describing your project, its impact, and what it meant to you (suggested length: 750–1,500 words)
- Email your submission to mail@wildernessproject.org with the following: project location, photo, essay, number of volunteers, total volunteer hours, and your name, address, and year in high school
- Submit everything by August 31st to be considered for that year’s awards
Michigan Auto Law Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship
due Dec. 31st
Michigan Auto Law is proud to announce that we will be awarding 4 winners this year for our annual Kelsey’s Law Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship, totaling to $5,000 in scholarships. Michigan Auto Law hopes to inspire change and raise awareness, by encouraging Michigan high school juniors and seniors to submit a compelling message that convinces young drivers to reduce distractions while driving and persuades all drivers, especially teen drivers, to stop texting while driving.
Messages may be in the form of a YouTube video or graphic that resonates with teens and influences their driving behavior. Entries will be judged and critiqued on the following factors:
- Ability to persuade others, especially teen drivers, to stop texting while driving.
- Ability to grab the attention of other teen drivers, peers, and drivers of all ages.
- A clear and understandable message.
- Demonstration of the applicant’s personal creativity and ingenuity.
- We’re looking for your unique perspective. Video submissions must use original footage you’ve created, not stock footage.
- Submissions that were created using AI will not be accepted or considered.
- Submissions from previous years will not be accepted or considered.
Kelsey’s Law Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship winners will be notified by March 6, and winners will be announced sometime during April 2027 to coincide with National Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
Go here to complete your application in our online form.
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarships
due Jan. 31st
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution offers national scholarships in a wide variety of fields. Applications for the coming year will be accepted through January 31, 2027.
Chick-fil-A™ Community Scholars Program
The 2027 program will be accepting applications from August 21, 2026, through November 3, 2026, 3:00 p.m. Central Time. Thanks for your interest in the program!
The program is administered by Scholarship America®, the nation’s largest designer and manager of scholarships and other education support programs for corporations, foundations, associations, and individuals. Eligibility for individual programs is determined at the sole discretion of the sponsor and eligible applications are reviewed by Scholarship America’s evaluation team.
Eligibility
Applicants to the Chick-fil-A Community Scholars Program must:
- Be 18 years of age by July 15, 2027.
- Currently reside* in the United States (U.S.), Puerto Rico, or Canada at time of application and award
- Be a current
- High school senior/student in their final year of upper or higher secondary school
- College/university Undergraduate
- Graduate student
AND
- Planning to enroll in full-time undergraduate or graduate study for the 2027-2028 academic year at an accredited two-year or four-year college or university, or vocational-technical school or CEGEP institution
- Be involved in community service, extracurricular activities and/or a leadership role in the twelve (12) months prior to application deadline (for example, volunteering for non-profits, helping others less fortunate, tutoring/mentoring, etc.)
- Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or the equivalent)
- Be willing to participate in the Chick-fil-A Scholars Program (a one-year engagement that includes mentoring and leadership development alongside our $25k Remarkable Futures Scholars), if selected.
Chick-fil-A employees and dependents/spouses of employees or Operators are not eligible to apply.
*Applicants are NOT required to be citizens or permanent residents of either country. Individuals granted deferred action status under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program (DACA) and international students attending college in the U.S., Puerto Rico, or Canada are eligible to apply.
Apply here!
The Dream.US Scholarships - Opens Nov. 1st
TheDream.US scholarships are for highly motivated undocumented students with or without DACA or TPS who want to get a college education but are unable to afford the cost. They have no access to federal aid, limited access to state aid, and they sometimes face paying out-of-state tuition. We offer two scholarships.
💰 BHS Scholarships List + Financial Aid Info!
🆕 🚨 JUNIORS: PSAT/NMSQT October 15th @BHS *Optional!*
Register by September 9th!
- The digital PSAT/NMSQT will be administered @ BHS on October 9th.
- The test is optional (and free) for BHS juniors.
- BHS juniors must register in advance.
- Register by September 25th!
🆕 🆓 Practice SAT/ACT Tests @ The Tutoring Center in Birmingham
*Free* SAT/ACT practice tests first Sunday of every month from 2-5 PM
The next SAT/ACT Diagnostic Assessment will be held on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
Call the center or click here to reserve your seat. Space is limited!
📝 ACT + SAT Weekend Test Dates
Weekend Tests not available @BHS
💯 SAT + ACT Test Prep
📝 Spring 2027 Michigan Merit Exam Testing
April 2027
- 11th graders must take the M-Step and the digital SAT, the WIN assessment is optional
- 10th graders will take the digital PSAT 10
- 9th graders will take the digital PSAT 9
Students do not need to register for these exams at BHS in April. More information to come in January!
👪 Easterseals MORC Parent Navigator Events
Upcoming FREE Events
If you are a parent residing in Oakland County and interested in learning more about the topics listed below, we invite you to register for one of our virtual workshops by scanning the QR codes provided. Each session is 45-60 minutes long and conveniently held online. Additionally, we will be offering our support group again this fall, specifically designed for parents of elementary-aged children. This in-person group will meet bi-weekly for five weeks in both Auburn Hills and Walled Lake.
👋 Meeting with your Counselor
Counselors meet with students by appointment only. (Unless it is an emergency)
Counselors meet with students by appointment only. (Unless it is an emergency)
- Schedule an appointment with Mrs. Sloan (last names A-D)
- Schedule an appointment with Mrs. Weiss (last names E-K)
- Schedule an appointment with Ms. Drinkard (last names L-Q: 9th-11th & L-R: 12th )
- Schedule an appointment with Mrs. Tye (last names R-Z: 9th -11th & S-Z: 12th)
- Schedule an appointment with Mrs. Sain (College + Career Counselor)
🆕 💁 College + Career Center course in Schoology
All👏of👏the👏Info
BHS students grades 10-12 have been added to the "College + Career Center" course in Schoology. New and 9th grade students will be added during the first week of school.
In this course, students will have access to info on colleges, careers, jobs, etc. Counseling Department events, important dates, and Counseling News will also be posted for students!
Parents/Guardians can join the "College + Career Center" course in Schoology by using the appropriate join code below:
- Class of 2027 - 69W3-4QFG-36GGQ
- Class of 2028 - 978C-8KD5-NQ52V
- Class of 2029 - XMKT-7BX3-X4N7K
- Class of 2030 - QXD7-Q6M5-FN3PD
You'll know what we know...
Find information on:
- Meeting with your counselor
- Mental health resources
- BHS course information/schedules
- Life after BHS! (college, jobs, careers, scholarships, financial aid)
- Calendar of upcoming BHS Counseling events




