Students receive both high school and college credit simultaneously. To round out the curriculum, BHS has one of the best vocational departments in the state, according to the State Department of Education and the Southern Regional Educational Board. BHS, in an effort to help students stay in school, offers programs to do just that. Building Bridges, a state licensed child care facility located on campus, is designed to assist student parents in child care and in parenting training. This program allows students to continue working toward their high school diploma, while maintaining the parent-child bond.
Night school is another program which serves at-risk students.
Because BHS believes that technologically proficient individuals are integral to business, we provide not only the classes to train students but also the equipment and facilities. There are four computer labs, with excellent hardware and software, for training students in the requisite skills. In addition, every classroom in the building has a computer, with internet capability , making access to technology quite simple. 24 New students entering the District should call 271-1100 for enrollment information.