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The Student News Site of Bismarck High School

BHS News
The Student News Site of Bismarck High School

BHS News
Mid-nap assassination. Dane is assassinated while sleeping in his car. Dane was eliminated by Ayden. “I was sleepy,” assassinated senior Dane Beechie said.

Senior Assassin

Payton Hehr, Co-Design Editor
May 6, 2025
Part of the 10%

Part of the 10%

Thijs Wynveen, Sports Editor
May 5, 2025
National Honor Society

National Honor Society

Katie Volk, Writer
May 5, 2025
Construction. Biulding of the new lab continues into the summer of 2025. Challenges of vandalism and North Dakota weather did not slow the process. “Construction wise, there was one time where there was a ton of rain, the site held up pretty good but it was like a big swimming pool,” Director Christie Massen said.

Room for improvement

Payton Hehr, Design Editor
April 7, 2025
Appreciation. The kids of Guatemala were undoubtedly grateful to learn new skills and meet new people. Both the kids and the Glance staff will forever be greatly influenced by their experience.

Glance goes global

Lillian Makeeff-Stetson, Writer
March 11, 2025
SpongeBob the Musical 2025

SpongeBob the Musical 2025

Alannah Kemmis, Editor
March 11, 2025
School Board Meeting. The board decided to have a two-tier system for the 2025-2026 school year. The decision was made in early January this year. “We definitely knew the times were going to shift from where they were last year,” Fastnacht said.

Two-tier schedule

Katie Volk, Writer
March 11, 2025
ACT Changes

ACT Changes

Katie Volk
January 23, 2025
Debating Daylight Savings

Debating Daylight Savings

Lillian Makeef-Stetson
January 14, 2025
Kelly Armstrong, this year’s Governor-elect, shares his thoughts and opinions on North Dakota school systems.

For the students

Alannah Kemmis, Editor
November 12, 2024
Superintendant Jeff Fastnacht. Bismarck Public Schools is the largest school district in the state of North Dakota with a 2023-2024 student population of 13,732. A solution has been needed to address the current bussing problem. “We are considering adjusting the start time for elementary and secondary schools to allow about a 45 minute to an hour seperation,” Superintendent Jeff Fastnacht said.

An option to think about

Alannah Kemmis, Editor
November 12, 2024
2024 Mock Election

2024 Mock Election

Hi-Herald, Staff
October 15, 2024
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