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Welcome to the "student" section of bentonhighschool.com. Here you will find everything related to Benton High School students. You will see current announcements posted by your BHS teachers and news pertaining to you - the BHS student. You may also use the navigation to the left of each page in the student section to check your grades, visit you teacher's class webpage, contact your teacher, and view Tiger Tales, among other things.
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Thursday, 18 December 2008 |
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The BHS Library has received a shipment of new books recently. Some of the new titles available to students are Thirteen Little Blue Envelopes, The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game, Chanda’s Wars, and Double Helix. Students can also check out the popular Twilight series by Stephanie Meyers. Books may be checked out from 7:00 am until 2:45 pm, Monday through Friday. For more information on the BHS Library, contact Diane Moreland, BHS Librarian. |
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Thursday, 18 December 2008 |
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Bossier Parish Students produced 6,251 (an all-time record) motivational letters that have been sent over seas to our troops to arrive prior to Christmas as a morale booster and to let them know we appreciate their service and sacrifice on our behalf. Each school selected a winning letter, and Matt LaRue is the Benton High School winner. Matt, along with other winners, will read their letters to the Bossier Parish School Board. |
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Thursday, 18 December 2008 |
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PBS (Positive Behavior Support) program winners for the past two weeks include: Adrianne LaRue, won a $5 Sonic Gift Card; Aryn McClane and Logan Norris won a free buffet to Johnny’s Pizza and a free scoop at Baskin-Robbins; Kyler McKee won a free box combo at Raising Cane’s; Jeffery Lawson, won a $10 Chili’s Gift Card; and Kaitlin Allison won a $20 cash prize. This program rewards students for positive behavior, which includes being respectful, responsible, honorable, problem-solvers. BHS is grateful to these area businesses for their support of the program. |
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Saturday, 29 November 2008 |
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The next BHS Driver Education class will begin on December 2nd. The fee for the course is $225. Students may register for the course and pay their fees in the BHS office. The course is conducted by BHS counselor Gary Feaster. |
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Saturday, 29 November 2008 |
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Last week, BHS Seniors chose items they wanted to purchase as mementoes of their upcoming graduation in the spring. Graduation Sales met with seniors in the library where the students made their selections. Seniors were also reminded that if they have not ordered their caps and gowns, they need to do so immediately. BHS Seniors were very excited as they began to realize that graduation is really going to happen—they have worked hard and continue to work hard toward that diploma, one key milestone in the quest for a great career and life. |
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Saturday, 29 November 2008 |
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BHS held the first PBS (Positive Behavior Support) program drawing last week. Students who were seen by teachers exhibiting positive behavior at school received a “PBS Ticket.” The tickets were combined for a drawing. BHS students James Jenkins, Chris Green, and Colten Hickey each won a free, all-you-can-eat buffet at Johnny’s Pizza. The program is designed to reward students for positive behavior. BHS is grateful to area merchants like Johnny’s Pizza for their support of this program. |
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Saturday, 29 November 2008 |
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Veterans were honored at a formal assembly at Benton High held on Thursday, November 11, Veterans Day. The Benton ROTC students directed the assembly for the entire student body. It was an emotional event and everyone—veterans, dignitaries and special guests, students, faculty and administration—was moved by the very professional ceremony. |
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Friday, 31 October 2008 |
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Thirty-six Theatre students, Drama Club members, and Freshman English Honors students attended BPCC’s musical comedy production of “Once Upon a Mattress.” Several BHS parents also attended with the students. BPCC offers free admission to high school students to attend the “night before opening” performances of their productions, and BHS takes full advantage of the generous program. |
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Friday, 31 October 2008 |
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BHS administration and faculty have introduced a new program called the “Positive Behavior System” in order to reward those students whose “Positive Behavior” makes it a pleasure to have them at school. The tenets of the program encourage every student to be a “Respectful, Responsible, Honorable, Problem-Solver.” Teachers and students review these tenets and complete activities based on them each month; in addition, the tenets are hung up all around the school to remind students of their commitment to “Positive Behavior.” Reward programs, which will be administered later this semester, have been developed to support BHS students with Positive Behavior. |
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Friday, 31 October 2008 |
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BHS welcomes Officer Butch Smith as the new SRO for the campus. Officer Smith and his family have lived in Bossier Parish since 1954. He has worked for Sperry New Holland, in the real estate market (owned his own company, which he later sold), and joined the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office in 1998. As part of the Sheriff’s team, he worked in Corrections, on Patrol, as Courthouse Security, and in Fingerprint Identification with the national fingerprint database (AFIS-Automated Fingerprint Identification System). His father was Director of Transportation for Bossier Parish Schools for 19 years. Officer Smith says he grew up very close to the school system, and feels truly blessed to be part of it again. Everyone is pleased to welcome Officer Butch Smith to BHS. |
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