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- Hey BHS! We need your help!
- This year, JROTC is conducting a Food Drive (including non-perishable food items, non-food hygienic items, and cash.) The event will run from May 6th through May 24th. The manager of the Food Shelf indicated that they are in great need as summer is fast approaching when students will be home rather than receiving meals at school. The Food Shelf has an urgent need for tuna fish, canned meats, soups, canned fruit, beans, deodorant, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. They will also be collecting lightly used clothing items—clean and in good condition—which will be donated to ValueSmart. The proceeds from the clothing sales will go directly to the Food Shelf to purchase additional food items. All donations should be brought to first period where they will be collected each week. Each week's winner will be awarded donuts the following Monday, and the names of students in the overall winning class will be placed in a drawing for the chance to win tickets to the Farm concert at the Sanford Center.
- Class of 2013
- *Flower: Black and Silver Rose
*Quote: Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail. – Ralph W. Emerson
*Colors: Blue and Silver
*Song: See You When I see you - Jason Aldean
- Yearbook Information
- Yearbooks are now for sale online at www.jostens.com for $75 and at school in the activities office for $75. Please contact Mrs. Kemp with any questions at jkemp@bemidji.k12.mn.us
- 2012-2013 Success at BHS
- All State Band:
- All State Choir:
- Matt Bock
- David DeKrey
- Isaac Flaa
- Emily Groshens
- Tiffany Lindom
- Hannah Allen
- All State Orchestra:
- Boys Cross Country: Sec 8AA title, Team placed 6th at the state meet
- Sam Carlson placed 23rd at the state meet
- Elias Hendrickson placed 39th at the state meet
- Adam Lewis placed 48th at the state meet
- Kyle Sagedahl placed 49th at the state meet
- Seth Neubeck placed 60th at the state meet
- Billy Freyholtz placed 66th at the state meet
- Caleb Appleton placed 73rd at the state meet
- Boys Soccer: Sec 8A Runner up
- Boys Swimming & Diving: Section 5A State Participants
- Tyler Hemp
- Sam Howard
- Nate Gubbels
- Matt Arndt
- Nick Gubbels
- Wyatt Yartz
- Football: Sec 7AAAAA Champions and state semifinalist
- Girls Cross Country:
- Jenna Truedson placed 5th at the state meet
- Megan Serratore placed 56th at the state meet
- Girls Swimming and Diving: Sec 8A Champions
- Steph Frey placed 2nd in the 200 IM and 2nd in the 100 yd freestyle at the state meet
- Lexie Hendricks qualified for the state meet in the 200 free and 500 free
- Erin Arndt qualified for the state meet in the 200 IM
- Kylei Grosfield qualified for the state meet in diving
- Libby McRae qualified for the state meet in the 100 fly
- Alyssa Wright qualified for the state meet in the 500 free
- Medly relay of Erin Arndt, Danielle Hoven, Libby McRae and Steph Frey qualified for the state meet
- 200 free relay of Morgan Williams, Katie Krause, Maris Jahner and Steph Frey qualified for the state meet
- 400 free relay team of Danielle Hoven, Maris Jahner, Erin Arndt and Morgan Williams qualified for the state meet
- Girls Tennis:
- Jessica Solberg advanced to state
- Knowledge Bowl: NWSC Regional Champions
- Levi Heath
- Matt Peske
- Henry Curtis
- Jonah Snyder
- Mitchell Deer
- Math League: Northwestern Lights Division Champions and State Participants
- Brody Dreyer
- Matt Bock
- Caitlin Puro
- Jake Letson
- Henry Curtis
- Ben Bowman
- Kayla Hewit
- Brad Kovacovich
- Tony Turner
- Mock Trial: Region 2 Champions & State Participants
- Colin Richards
- Lyla Evje
- Abby Greene
- Chloe Lundberg
- Kailee Martens
- Chris Smith
- Bobbi Montgomery
- Elle Sherman
- Tessa Grantier
- Julia Armstrong
- Taylor Fankhanel
- National Jr. Curling Champions:
- Nordic Skiing:
- Kyle Sagedahl 42nd at State Meet
- Morgan Sagedahl 87th at State Meet
- Tony Sagedahl 62nd at State Meet
- Jenna Truedson 87th at State Meet
- Science Olympiad: Northwest Region Champions
- Mitchell Deer
- Billy Deer
- Alex Logan
- Zach Holcomb
- Cole McLean
- Abby Hinrichs
- Kayli Holcomb
- Henry Curtis
- Kayla Snell
- Nicolette Roy
- Ben Bowman
- Luke Thebauld-Spieker
- Monica Wittner
- Venessa Smith
- Kevin Sorenson
- Speech: State Participants
- Volleyball: Sec 8AAA champs, 1-2 at the state tournament
- Wrestling: Section 8 AA Champions and State Participants
- Brian Maas
- Logan Crosby
- Kade Johnson
*See something not listed here that should be? Please contact Brian Stefanich.
- Welcome to BHS
Welcome to the Bemidji High School web site. Bemidji High School, home of the Lumberjacks, serves approximately 1500 students in grades 9-12. Constructed in 2000, the 200 acre scenic campus is located on the Mississippi River in the heart of the northern lake country.
The mission of Bemidji High School is to empower learners to succeed in our diverse and changing world. To accomplish this we offer learning experiences that enhance and encourage the self-concept, knowledge and skills necessary for each student to pursue his/her dreams and to live successful lives.
The goal of Bemidji High School is to ensure that all students who begin as ninth grade students will graduate with the skills necessary to attend college without the need to take remedial courses in the areas of reading, writing, or mathematics once enrolled in college.
Our staff is student centered and work diligently for student success. In addition to our required coursework students have many choices in the areas of the performing and visual arts, business education, industrial technology, consumer and military sciences and world language. Bemidji High School offers a very successful and extensive Advanced Placement program. We collaborate with Bemidji State University and Northwest Technical College in offering College in the High School courses/credit as well as advanced standing credit. Extra curricular opportunities are available in music, sports, various clubs and activities.
Bemidji High School has a strong history of success in academics, athletics and fine arts. Each spring scholarships totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars are awarded to graduating students who have achieved academic excellence. These awards are evidence of the importance of education as viewed by students, parents, educators, and the greater Bemidji community. Students consistently score above the state, regional and national average, attesting the constant pursuit of academic excellence.
- BHS Lumberjack Card
- The Bemidji High School Lumberjacks and Preferred Loyalty Solutions recently introduced the new Lumberjack Pride Rewards Card. The Lumberjack Pride Rewards Card gives all supporters of BHS academics an opportunity to earn cash-back rewards, while benefitting the BHS academics fund through donations on purchases at 38 participating merchants.
Cardholders will earn cash-back rewards on all purchases made anywhere the card is accepted. The rewards can be redeemed on future sales. On average, five percent of each transaction is automatically donated to the Lumberjack Pride fund. The card is also pre loaded with a cash value of $150.
There are no fees or hidden games with the Lumberjack Pride Rewards Card or Preferred Loyalty Solutions. Cardholders are encouraged to build their rewards card balance and take advantage of the savings.
Activation of the card is required to access pre loaded cash rewards from the card. Please pick up your card today in the main office at Bemidji High School!!! There is a two cards per household email account limit.
The total dollar amount that has been donated to the Lumberjack Academic Fund is now at $10,306.54. Our cards have brought in $217,946.99 to our local businesses in sales with 10,890 total transactions!!! Thanks for using your card and for your support of the Lumberjacks!!! Every time you use your card, 5% is donated to the Lumberjack Academic Account!!!
- Beehive Liquors
- Bemidji UPS Store
- Bemidji Woolen Mills
- Beyond Juice
- Cool Threads
- Cost Cutters
- Custom Silkcreening
- Dale's Bar and Grill
- Dunn Brothers Coffee
- Erbert and Gerbert's
- Explore Chiropractic
- Galli Furniture/Bagley
- Garden Gill and Pub
- Green Mill
- Ground Round
- Harwood Oil
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- Keg N' Cork
- Kubiak's Family Foods/Bagley
- Keith's Pizza
- Laporte Grocery and Meats
- Liquor Lodge
- Living Touch Message
- Papa Murphy's
- Pet Zone
- Pour Willies Bar and Grill
- Southside Restaurant
- Stittsworths Meats
- The Beaver Dam Store
- Up North Sports
- Verizon - BeMobile
- Walker Bay Coffee Company
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