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2019 Summer Food Program Information
BOB Bus offers free lunch for kids ages 1-18 on M-F through Aug. 2
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Graduation, 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 8, Elmer Bankus Field (BHHS Stadium)
School Board completes training and visioning work sessions; establishes Promise scholarship
Visit us at the District Office on Fern Ave.
ESS employees that worked 10 days or more this year were entered in prize drawing for YETI cooler
Apply online at ess.com
Upcoming Events
Back-to-School Community Breakfast
Time: 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Location: Brookings-Harbor High School cafeteria
Recent News
Off To A Good Start: Kindergarten Academy planned August 19-23
Register your child after Aug. 5: Every parent wants their child's first day, week and year of Kindergarten to be a successful one! Social skills, fine motor skills, reading readiness, math activities, and science/art!
Plan Ahead: 2019-20 Academic Year Calendar
The Brookings-Harbor School District adopted a 2019-2020 academic calendar at its April 10 meeting
2019 Summer Food Program Information
Free daily meals at the school site; garden activities and picnic storytime; new dine-in bus schedule
Summer Reading! K-School Library Hosts Summer Hours
Check it out (and return it)
Scholarships Announced at Annual Awards Night
Class of 2019 earned a combined $83,000 in scholarships from the Brookings-Harbor Scholarship Foundation
Student Awards and Demos for 2019 Student Achievement Night
Wednesday, May 29
About Us
- 108 graduates in Class of 2018 Our district has increased the graduation rate from the 60th percentile to more than 80th percentile in recent years, above the state average. We work to keep our students on track to graduate at all grades levels and have intervention programs to help students who fall behind.
- 3 types of professional certificates offered BHHS students can earn an Allied Health Certificate in partnership with SWOCC, CompTIA Professional Information Technology certificates, and numerous Graphic and Digital Media Art professional software certificates. We've also re-added numerous CTE courses, such as welding and construction trades in recent years to provide more "hands-on" vocational training opportunities.
- 1,717 dual credits earned in 2017-18 Last year, 184 of our students completed college credits through high school classes. Southern Oregon University (SOU), Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT) and South Western Oregon Community College (SOCC) to provide these dual credit opportunities.
- $4.5 Million in Seismic Safety Upgrades Our district earned three $1.5 million in grants from Business Oregon to retrofit the elementary, middle and high school for safety in the event of a major earthquake. Kalmiopsis Elementary and Azalea Middle School are complete. Brookings-Harbor High School is slated for construction as soon as summer 2019.