On Tuesday, November 8, 2022, three school board seats (each with a four-year term) will be up for election. District residents can file for candidacy beginning at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, August 2, 2022 and ending at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, August 16, 2022. Please contact Anita Underberg at 763-682-8706 or aunderbe@bhmschools.org if you are interested in being a candidate for the Board of Education.
At the Monday, April 27 BHM School Board meeting, the board approved the appointment of Jeanna Miller as the next Parkside Elementary Principal. Miller will replace current principal Michelle Robinson who is set to retire on June 30 after 33 years of service in BHM Schools.
The Search Institute is presenting a workshop on the subject of Developmental Relationships for the public on Tuesday, February 11, 2020 from 6-8 p.m. in the Buffalo High School Performing Arts Center. It's FREE to the public and no registration is necessary. Educators can earn Continuing Education Credits. Read more information...
Congratulations to our four Outstanding Educational Support Staff Award recipients. These individuals were recognized and honored for the outstanding work they do in our schools at a Resource Training and Solutions program in St. Cloud on Wednesday, November 20. See who they are...
Four BHM School District teachers were recognized as Leaders in Educational Excellence Award (LEEA) recipients at a banquet hosted by Resource Training and Solutions on Wednesday, October 23 in St. Cloud. See who they are...
Beginning this fall, to help with student transitions, students in ALL elementary schools and only students in grades 6 and 9 will begin on the first day of school--Tuesday, September 4, 2018. Students in grades 7-8, 10-12, Phoenix Learning Center and PRIDE Transitions will now begin on the second day of school--Wednesday, September 5, 2018. Read more...
Montrose Elementary School (MES) has a lot to celebrate this year-the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) named Montrose Elementary a 2015-16 Reward School for having demonstrated exceptional student outcomes and success in closing achievement gaps.
The Minnesota Department of Eduction (MDE) has named Montrose Elementary School of Innovation (MESI) and Northwinds (NES) Elementary School 2015-16 Reward Schools for having demonstrated exceptional student outcomes and success in closing achievement gaps. While NES is celebrating for the first time, MESI is celebrating for the second year in a row.
Just 10 years ago, the world didn't have app designers or social media managers. Who created and filled those jobs-students. Montrose Elementary Principal Tony Steffes and his staff have started to challenge the "traditional" educational experience. They have found new ways to engage students in learning that is relevant for today's world and the unknown future to come. Little by little they are infusing more and more technology into the classes, which has allowed kids to be more creative.
The votes are finally in and the bond election has officially passed with 6,270--YES and 5,172--NO votes. Thank you to everyone who got out to vote! This bond will truly make a difference for all of our students.
