The senior class of 2026 had a delicious breakfast provided by our high school food service staff this morning. After breakfast they practiced for the graduation ceremony taking place this weekend. The seniors visited the middle school and elementary buildings for a final walk through before having their group picture taken in front of a school bus. Congratulations to the class of 2026!
Summer Volleyball Skills Camp taking place at Bath High School June 15th - 18th.
Elementary student camp takes place from 8am-10am, Middle School student camp is from 10am-12pm and the High School student camp is from 12:30-3:00pm.
Elementary Skills Camp Registration Form
If you are planning to order Unified Apparel, the last day to order is May 18th.
Thanks for supporting our new program!
https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/fw5ydZ44Fa
Graduation 2026
Students will be charged if the Tech Department has to remove stickers placed on the device by the student.
Stop by the HS media center to check with Mr. Vlasic if you need to verify that the charger you have is the one assigned to you at the beginning of the year.
The following fees will be assessed for missing or damaged equipment:
$30 fee for a lost/damaged charger
$20 for a damaged screen
$15 for a cracked bezel
$200 for a chromebook that is not returned
Please bring payment for missing or damaged equipment when you turn in your device on May 14th. All fees need to be paid prior to graduation ceremonies.
Click the link below to watch the interview:
https://www.wilx.com/video/2026/05/04/bath-township-hosts-unified-basketball-game/
Thanks to the Class of 2026 for the photo booth class gift to BHS! Check out pictures taken in the photo booth at prom and the unified basketball game.
Congratulations to our BHS Top 10 Seniors who were recognized last week at a luncheon at CCRESA!
We’re especially grateful to the students who participated—you brought energy, teamwork, and heart to the court, and it showed.
Thank you as well to our supportive parents, dedicated staff, and administration for helping make this event possible.
What an incredible example of community, inclusion, and school spirit! 💙🏀 We look forward to future events like this!
A special shout out to Click! by Christine McCallister for capturing such meaningful moments. Feel free to check out more photos by visiting the link below.
https://christinemccallister-click.pixieset.com/bath-community-schools-special-olympics-unified-sports/
NTHS induction is a meaningful recognition of hard work and dedication in Career & Technical Education. We are proud to celebrate Drew Prince (CAD), Tayler Cronk (Allied Health), Natalie Fournier (Sports Medicine), Molly Jonas (Early Childhood Education), and Jaden Leyrer (Welding) (not pictured) on this well-earned honor.
Founded in 1984, the NTHS is the nation's honor society for CTE, recognizing students who demonstrate outstanding achievement and a commitment to career development, leadership, and service.
Mark your calendars—this year’s event will take place on May 19th. This special day is all about students giving back and making a positive impact throughout our community.
If you have a project, task, or job where students could lend a helping hand, we’d love to hear from you! Please check out the flyer for more information on how to get involved.
Our first annual Special Olympics Unified Basketball Game is right around the corner, and the energy is building! Our youth leadership team and athletes have been working hard to create an event that celebrates inclusion, teamwork, and community.
Join us April 15th at 1 PM in the BHS Competition Gym and be part of something special!
⚠️ IMPORTANT REMINDER: To attend, please ensure your ICHAT is filled out by April 1st.
If you are filling out the form for the first time, please list the "Unified Basketball Game" as your reason for the request.
If you have already submitted an ICHAT for the 2025–2026 school year, you are all set to attend!
Want to play or help out? See Mrs. Mote for more details.
This weekend, the robotics team competed in its first competition of the season at H.H. Dow High School in Midland. Throughout the weekend, the team encountered difficulties and learned to problem-solve so they could show up to each match with Karl (robot) ready to give it their best. The students learned a lot and enjoyed competing, ultimately bringing home the Rising All-Star Award. The Rising All-Star Award celebrates the team that has persisted through challenges, despite the difficulties of being young.
Bath High School Robotics Team Update:
This season, we were selected to receive a Swerve Bundle donation from CTR Electronics and West Coast Products. This donation includes parts to build and use a swerve drive, rather than the tank drive we used last season. Building the swerve drive would allow us to achieve superior maneuverability and the ability to apply full power in any direction. This donation includes parts that would cost us more than four grand on our own.
We started off the season by attending a kick-off event at Laingsburg High School, where three schools and more than 80 students participated and watched the game reveal for this season.
We are currently waiting to receive our swerve drive bundle donation, as it hasn't arrived yet. In the meantime, we are working on building the top portion of our robot, and we hope to attend a workshop next weekend to pick up and build our swerve drive.
Congratulations to the BHS Varsity Volleyball team for securing a District Title this season.
In addition the following players earned individual awards as well.
Kyria Pairolero - All State Volleyball and All Region
Eva Arambula - All Region Volleyball and First team in the CMAC
Olivia Brimley - Second team CMAC
Faith Hughes - Second team CMAC
