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Parent/Teacher Conference Sign Up
Wednesday, October 9th is Parent/Teacher Conferences, by Appointment ONLY. Use the following links to sign up for a time with teachers and/or a counselor:
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Upcoming Dates to Remember:- September 30th - October 4th: Homecoming Week
- Saturday, October 5th: Homecoming Dance
- Tuesday, October 8th: Fall Concert
- Wednesday, October 9th: Parent/Teacher Conferences, by Appointment ONLY (Sign Up Genius is below)
- Thursday, October 10th: Parent/Teacher Conferences, drop-in
- Thursday, October 10th: Picture Retakes
- October 14th - October 18th: Fall Break
- November 14th - November 16th: Fall Play
- November 25th - November 29th: Thanksgiving Break
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| Spirit Week-Updated- Monday, September 30th: Pink & White Day and Home Soccer Game
- Tuesday, October 1st: Safari Day
- Wednesday, October 2nd: Neon Day and Macho Man
- Thursday, October 3rd: White Out Day and Home Soccer Game
- Friday, October 4th: Black & Gold Day and Parade/Tailgate AND Powder Puff
- Saturday, October 5th: Volleyball Game and HOCO Dance
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Homecoming Parade
Hello Battle Mountain Huskies!We are so excited to announce that our Homecoming Parade is back!
When? Friday, October 4th
Starting at 4:30 pm, the parade will kick off at Berry Creek Middle School and make its way to Battle Mountain High School.
If you will be participating in the parade, please make sure you meet at Berry Creek at 4:15.
Picture the streets filled with your friends, floats decked out in school colors from our clubs/ fall athletics, and lots of school spirit.
After the parade stick around for even more fun from 5-6:30!
With:
- Spike Ball
- Corn Hole
- Hamster Balls
- Catering from our local food trucks
Reminder:
Powder Puff will also be happening Friday, October 4th after the Homecoming Parade starting at 6:30!
Let's make this the best parade yet and show our community what we're all about. We would love to see you all there, participating and showing some school spirit!
SKO DAWGS!
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| What Time Do The Doors Open & Where Is The Student Drop Off Spot?
The front doors to the main office and the back doors at the student drop-off will be open at the following times:
8-845am on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays
9-945am on Wednesdays as this is the late start day
You should drop off your student(s) at the North side of the building, not the front off the building. If you are picking up your student, please park in a parking spot and sign them out at the front office. Please do not use the bus circle as that is for the school buses that drop off and pick up students throughout the school day.
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Parking Permits
If you signed up for a parking permit, it was sent to your advisory class last week. Sweeps of the parking lot will start soon, so make sure:
- You have your permit, it is visible on your windshield (driver's side)
- That you park in student parking spot (NOT visitor or staff parking).
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| | Athletic and Activity News
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Athletic and Activity Resources
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Family Passes
Family Passes are ready. You can pick them up at the games OR in the front office from Ms. Liz.
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Tutoring Offered by NHS & My Future Pathways
If a student wants to use NHS or My Future Pathways, click HERE for NHS tutoring and HERE for My Future Pathways. This form allows these groups to reach out to the students and schedule a time. If they want to go in at lunchtime with Americorp, no form is needed, they just need to go into the Lecture hall during their lunchtime.
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College Admissions Expert Panel
Hear advice from the experts! Vail Mountain School and YouthPower365 will welcome college admission professionals from a variety of schools to speak with students and families about the current college admissions landscape, trends, as well as offer timeless recommendations for finding success and maintaining well-being throughout your search. YouthPower365 will be offering translation for this event.
DETAILS
When: Sunday, October 6 from 5:00-6:30 PM
Where: Peter Abuisi Theatre in Vail Mountain School 3000 Booth Falls Rd. Vail, CO
Transportation will be available to and from EVHS & BMHS for students that request it. Register and request transportation at this link here.
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| Mental Health Resources For You Or Someone You Know That May Be In Crisis
Promoting positive mental health can prevent some mental health disorders, and early intervention and treatment can lessen the impact of mental health disorders on our lives. Mental health disorders can interfere with regular activities and daily functioning, such as relationships, schoolwork, sleeping, and eating. If you or your child feel like your child is experiencing a mental health concern, reach out to a resource below.
Hope Center Eagle River Valley:
Eagle River Valley Crisis Line | 970-306-4673 (HOPE)
Colorado Crisis Line:
1-844-493-8255
Chat online or text TALK to 38255.
Crisis Text Line:
Text 741741 from anywhere in the nation to reach a counselor.
Mountain Strong EAP- Provider Directory
Visit the Mountain Strong to connect with resources to support your own or someone else's mental health.
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PTA News- Help with Homecoming!
BMHS PTA is supporting the Homecoming Dance on Saturday, October 5, with desserts and beverages.
Get more details, and sign up here
- Dinner for Parent-Teacher Conferences
The PTA will provide dinner for teachers one of the evenings of parent-teacher conferences. We are looking for donations to help cover the cost.
Venmo: @BMHS-PTA
Get details, and let us know you're helping, HERE.
- 1st Semester PTA Meeting
Wednesday, November 6
5:30pm at BMHS
Our one and only meeting for this semester, combined with Pizza with the Principal!
Hear school updates from Principal Jason Mills, learn about PTA's calendar for the year, and approve the PTA's 2024-25 budget.
- Connect your City Market Card
This is PTA's biggest fundraiser, and it costs you nothing!
Log into your City Market account online, and select "Battle Mountain High School PTA" as your organization under Community Rewards.
- Join PTA
If you haven't joined PTA yet, it's not too late!
Membership supports our organization and our school (but doesn't obligate you to anything). Please consider membership!
Cost $25
Click HERE for the link to membership form.
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Possible Construction Delays
There will be possible construction delays on Miller Ranch Rd in front of the Fieldhouse/Mountain Rec Center. Please plan accordingly.
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Counseling News
Click HERE to get the latest information about college visits, financial aid, college fairs and more.
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Booster Club News
*We are looking for families and businesses to become sponsors of BMHS Boosters. If interested please contact erickim196@aol.com
*If you would like to join BMHS Booster or have questions please contact us at battlemountainboosterclub@gmail.com
*Our next meeting is tentatively planned for November 20th
*Stadium Clean Up day is planned for October 20th @ 11am
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BMHS Sponsors
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EMERALD
Bloch and Chapleau
CaballeroConstruction
Gallegos
Sundae
Vail Summit Orthopaedics and Neurosurgery
PLATINUM
Alpine Bank
ANB Bank
Bravo
GOLD
AWI Construction
Colorado Mountain College
Craftsman
Drunken Goat
Eagle River Dentistry
EFEC
Elevate Scapes
Fiesta's
First Bank
Holy Cross Energy
Jackson Building
La Patrona Taqueria
Montauk/ElSegundo
Mountain Valley Kids Dental
Pazzo's Pizza
PolarStar Properties
Sawhorse Wordworking & Design
Skipper & Scout
State Farm: Cathy Thompson
Synergy Center for Wellness
ThirdHome
Timberlee & Co
Tower Pit / Eagle Rocks Aggregate
Vail Mountain Coffee & Tea
Vail Spa Condominiums
SILVER
Inn at Riverwalk
Shaeffer Hyde Construction
Suman Architects
The Paint Bucket
Vail Daily
Zastrow Dentistry
BRONZE
Jacobs+Interiors
Vail Integrated Medical Group
Vail Valley Animal Hospital
TEAM DOG
McHale Family
MD Moller / Enlighten
TAB Associates
DAWG POUND
Trick Threads
Wall Street Insurance
IN KIND SPONSORS
Mountain Recreation
Steadman Clinic
Vail Health
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Rotary Youth Exchange Applications Now Available
The Vail Edwards Rotary Club is accepting applications from high school students interested in studying abroad during the 2025-2026 school year. Please visit HERE to read about the program and download the application. Students must be between 15 and 18 years of age and the exchange program is for the entire school year. Students live with host families and attend school in their chosen country for the year. Preferred deadline for the completed application is November 1st.
It’s a great way to meet new people, experience a different culture and represent the United States and Colorado as an exchange student. Please contact Linda Hill, 970.471.1594, lindahillgillie@gmail.com or Sally Corcoran, 970.376.2376, scorcoran@westinriverfront.com with any questions and to let us know if you are interested.
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