BHS News

Never Forget

October 4, 2020

High heights. Kenzie Moser, number five, spikes the ball in a volleyball game against Legacy. One of Kenzie’s unique abilities is how high she can jump straight up, which allows her to have good hits that give the team points. “I love the feeling after hitting the ball and giving our team a point, especially when we need one.”

A determined athlete and student

September 29, 2020

Bringing the community together again

Kaden Boyer, Writer

September 29, 2020

On September 18th and 19th, the Downtown Business Association of Bismarck hosted its 47th Street Fair. The fair is a combination of arts, craft and food. Vendors from across the city and state participate in the 2-day event w...

Staying informed. Principle David Wisthoff has seen the effects of the precaution measures and is eager to use these to reopen schools. This past spring, BHS was completely online and excluded from in-person learning. “If we come back full go, with the current interpretation that masks will be worn when 6 foot distancing can't be maintained, you will most likely have to wear those all day,” Wisthoff said.

Education during a pandemic

September 27, 2020

Leading the band. The sacrifices made due to COVID-19 include excluding the band from parts of the fall season. BHS Band Director Robert Peske has conducted the band for decades and understands the reason behind prohibiting pep band. “While trying to stay within the guidelines the Health Department sets out, it can be hard to please everyone,” Peske said.

Pep Band postponed this fall

September 27, 2020

Benefits of joining the school paper

September 23, 2020

Deadline disdain

September 23, 2020

Tenet

September 23, 2020

NBA Bubble Success

September 23, 2020

Making the most out of the uncertain

September 17, 2020

Online Assignment. Incoming BHS freshman Sydney Hall is working on an online assignment. Students were given work to complete at a distance from each other because of the school closings. “I am least looking forward to the homework [of online school],” Hall said.

Online summer school

May 25, 2020

On to greater things. BHS senior Connor Fogarty plans to go to St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. During high school, Fogarty has been a part of several high school activities - including the BHS HiHerald. “I have so many varied interests, whether it's music, math, writing, programming or physics. I don't want to start narrowing down just yet. That's what college is for,” Fogarty said.

An English class achiever

May 25, 2020