Traditions
- Alumni Hall
- Freshmen Orientation
- Homecoming Week
- Husky Help Day
- New Student Showcase
- Parent Teacher Conferences
- Prom
- Winter Formal
Alumni Hall
Alumni Hall
Graduating senior class composites are hung in our athletic wing each year so alumni can always come back and view them. The pictures start from 1961 and continue on by class until the current year.
Fun Fact :
Battle Mountain High School was originally located in Redcliff and were the bulldogs. In 1964 the high school relocated to Maloit Park in Minturn and changed the mascot to a husky.
Freshmen Orientation
First Day of School (Freshmen Only)
Link Crew is a team of juniors and seniors that mentor freshmen students at BMHS. These students act as facilitators for freshman orientation and provide support and assistance to freshmen as they enter high school. Students who participate assist in leading activities, planning and training for orientation, and mentoring freshmen throughout the year.
What to Expect:
Tour the School
Obtain Schedule
Group Activity
Meet Teachers
Locate Locker
Adhere to a "mini school day schedule” to established motions and procedures of a regular class day, enabling freshman to get a better sense of their new school's campus.
*Below is an example of the days schedule*
|
Class |
Start |
Stop |
Minutes |
Location |
|
Link Crew Activities introducing Freshmen to BMHS |
8:45 |
12:30 |
4 hr 10 min |
School-Wide |
|
Lunch |
12:30 |
1:00 |
30 min |
Cafeteria |
|
Athletics, Activities, and Clubs Presentation |
1:00 |
1:30 |
30 min |
Cafeteria |
|
Athletic Director Presentation |
1:35 |
2:00 |
25 min |
Auditorium |
|
Period 1 |
2:06 |
2:14 |
8 min |
Classrooms |
|
Period 2 |
2:17 |
2:25 |
8 min |
Classrooms |
|
Period 3 |
2:28 |
2:36 |
8 min |
Classrooms |
|
Period 4 |
2:39 |
2:47 |
8 min |
Classrooms |
|
Period 5 |
2:50 |
2:58 |
8 min |
Classrooms |
|
Period 6 |
3:01 |
3:09 |
8 min |
Classrooms |
|
Period 7 |
3:12 |
3:45 |
8 min |
Classrooms |
*School buses will run regular schedule
Homecoming Week
Homecoming Week
(September 19th-23rd)
Saturday, September 17th: Homecoming Dance for all students @ BMHS 8:00-11:00pm ( Dance Contract for all visitors)
Tickets $15.00(
Spirit Days:
M: Macho Man Volleyball 7:00-9:00pm
T:
W: Assembly, Powder Puff Football 5:00-7:00pm
TH:
F: Black & Gold
Friday, September 23rd:
Tailgate 5:00-7:00pm & Football Game (Friday Night Lights) crowning of king and queen
Husky Help Day
New Student Showcase
New Student Showcase
Join us for an evening to see the Battle Mountain High School advantage:
Learn about our student organizations, athletic teams, and academic programs. Let us share with you our vision for all students - ensuring that all students graduate and are career capable, and it starts with the 9th grade year.
5:30pm – 6:00 pm - Cafeteria Meet representatives from BMHS Athletics and Activities
6:00pm – 6:25 pm - Auditorium Welcome and Overview – Jason Mills, Principal
6:30pm – 7:45 pm - Classroom Presentations Learn about BMHS programs of your choice
Academic Rigor, Athletic Prowess, Rich Diversity, and Active Involvement
DID YOU KNOW...? Almost 600 Battle Mountain High School students are enrolled in an Advanced Placement (AP) and/or Dual Enrollment (DE) course this year. These bright and talented students earned over 1,800 college credits, saving their parents thousands of dollars in college tuition. With over 30 sports and activities, students have a variety of extra-curricular activities to get involved in including Speech & Debate, Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America, National Honor Society, Cross-country, Soccer, Skiing, Basketball, Lacrosse, Golf, Ice Hockey, Wrestling and much, much more.
Parent Teacher Conferences
Parent Teacher Conferences are held twice a year, usually in the fall and spring.
4:10pm - 7:10pm
Tuesday (Open Forum- first come first served, in cafeteria, in person only)
Wednesday ( Open Forum- first come first served, in cafeteria, in person only)
A parent-teacher conference is a great opportunity to:
- share academic progress and growth based on classroom observations, testing data, assessments, portfolios, and assignments
- learn from parents or guardians so you can be better informed about students' strengths, needs, behaviors, and learning styles
- discuss enrichment or intervention strategies to support students' learning
- discuss issues that may be interfering with students' learning and growth
Prom
Prom is a tradition where high school juniors and seniors dress in formal attire and dance the night away ( 8:00pm-11:00pm). Free admission for seniors, juniors pay $45.00 each. One guest is permitted per student. If your guest attends another high school then a dance contract must be signed and turned in to the front office.
Winter Formal
Winter Formal a tradition where all high school students dress in formal attire and dance the night away ( 8:00pm-11:00pm) ususally here @ BMHS. Admission for all students is $15.00 each. One guest is permitted per student. If your guest attends another high school then a dance contract must be signed and turned in to the front office.