BHSN Employment Fair

Are you looking for a part-time job?  

The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce is holding an Employment Fair on Friday, Sept 29th from 10:50am to 1:30pm in the Atrium. This event is open to all high school students who are interested in exploring potential part-time job opportunities.

The employment fair will feature a companies and organizations that are looking to hire high school students. Representatives from these organizations will be available to discuss job openings, job requirements, and answer any questions you may have about the application process.

This is a great opportunity for you to get a head start on your job search, gain valuable experience in networking and communication, and potentially land a job that fits your skills and interests.

Students should sign up on tutorial to attend or stop by during their scheduled lunch period. 

Buddy Walk

Taylor Swift Fun Music Friday

Taylor Swift Fun Music Friday is October 6th.

Please click HERE to feel the form out.

Discover South Korea - Educational Tour Trip in June 2025

Parent/Student Call Out Meeting
“Register your interest here: https://bit.ly/3Ppo13n”

Date: October 26, 2023 Time: 6:00 PM

Location: Room 51, Bloomington High School North

Address: 3901 North Kinser Pike, Bloomington, IN 47404

Dear Parents and Students,
We are excited to extend an invitation to you for an upcoming informational meeting regarding an incredible opportunity - the "Discover South Korea" tour, scheduled for June 2025. This meeting will take place on October 26, 2023, at 6:00 PM in Room 51 at Bloomington High School North.
Our aim with this memo is to encourage your attendance at this meeting, where we will provide comprehensive details about the tour, its itinerary, educational aspects, and the benefits your child will gain from this unique experience.

Tour Hosts: Amber Dehner adehner@mccsc.edu  &  Kyung-Hee Mun kmun@mccsc.edu 

Bloomington North Dance Marathon

Karaoke night

Have you been waiting for a chance to show off your singing skills? The Bloomington North Theatre Department is having a karaoke night fundraiser Friday the 29th, from 3:30 to 6:45 after school. Songs are 2 to 4 dollars to perform depending on length. It will be held in the North black box with an optional entrance fee, snacks will be provided. Hope to see you there!

Auditions: Audition for the fall play, It’s Our Town, Too by Susan Miller!

Auditions: Audition for the fall play, It’s Our Town, Too by Susan Miller! Auditions are Wednesday, Sept. 27 in the Black Box Theatre from 3:30 – 6:30, and callbacks will be Thursday, Sept. 28. Signup for an audition slot outside the Blackbox Theatre. Monologues will be provided at the audition, but feel free to come with a prepared monologue. Performances are Nov. 30, Dec. 2 and Dec. 3. If you cannot make the audition but would like to be in the show, or have other questions, please contact Mr. Daily at pdaily@mccsc.edu 

Cougar Hour

Tuesday and Thursday in the library from 2:55- 3:55

National Merit Semi Finalist

Bloomington High School North is proud to announce the following students are National Merit Semi-Finalists.

They will be recognized at the Homecoming Pep Assembly on Friday and at Halftime of the Homecoming football game.

Alex Buck

Rena Cohen

Peter Donvan

Cooper Olsen

Noah Smith

Hunter Tang

Cyrus Urheim

Congratulations to these outstanding students and their accomplishment. 

North Star

Rose-Hulman Helpline

Rose-Hulman offers free math and science tutoring for students in grades 6-12. Students may call 877-ASK-ROSE (877-275-7673) to speak with a tutor, or go to the AskRose website, AskRose.org, to interact with a tutor online or through email.

Sports

Boys Cross County Conference Indiana Champions

Debate Club

 Why debate? Debate develops communication and critical thinking skills, builds confidence with public speaking, and lets you research cool topics and eat snacks! Reach out to us on Instagram @bhsn.debate or talk with Mr. Daily in room 914 for more information.

Bass Choir

Quick note - the word is pronounced "Bass" like the fish. It's a running joke with the choir. Cheers!

Do you have a low voice? Do you enjoy singing? Join the Bass Choir! Bass choir will meet during tutorial every Thursday, singing excellent music for low voices. It is open to tenors and basses. There is no audition necessary, and you do NOT have to be enrolled in a choir class to join. Stop into the choir room during lunch if you have questions. 

Spell Bowl

Spell Bowl will meet in Mr. Kupersmith's room 605. All are welcome. We're just looking for a few good spellers. 

Cougar Care Meals

Cougar Care Meals is a group of students who love cooking. We prepare meals during tutorial and share them with organizations in our community that need meals to help others in need.  In years past we have prepared meals for families at New Hope Family Shelter, Thriving Connections, and Exodus Refugee Outreach.  Bring your care for others and love for cooking to the Cougar Care Meals club.

Student Athletic Board

Members of Student Athletic Board will meet 

Thespian Troupe

Thespian Troupe Callout!

Interested in theatre, either as a performer or backstage? Come learn how to be part of the Thespian Troupe, and about opportunities to be involved throughout the year. You can also get more information from Mr. Daily in the Blackbox Theatre, room 914.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) will meet on the 3^rd Wednesday of each month during tutorial in Mrs. Provines' room.  Students do not have to be an Athlete to participate.  Please sign up on the tutorial scheduler. 

Girls in Engineering Math and Science Club (GEMS)

Meetings will be during tutorials in Room 30. Sign up in the tutorial scheduler

Drone Club

Meetings will be during tutorials in room 30. Sign up in the tutorial scheduler

Science Olympiad

Meetings will be immediately after school in room 30. Come and find out what we do.

Interact Club

Interact Club  brings together young people to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self. We have fun and help others!  If you would like to be a part of the BHSN Interact Club, please come during tutorial in Mrs. Adams room 26.  

FCCLA

Interested in joining a club? FCCLA is a family consumer and science club that is a great opportunity to become involved in your community and school. Through volunteer work and college scholarships you are able to help your current community while planning for your future livelihood. We will have a meeting during tutorial in Room 54!

National Honor Society

National Honor Society will meet in the Auditorium.

Amigos Culture Club

Amigos Culture Club will meet during tutorial in Mrs. Sweeney's room, 609.

Korean Club

안녕! - annyeong!

If you are interested in Korean language, culture and travel then don’t forget to join BHSN Korean Club on Friday for games, snacks and fun.  To sign up go to Science Tutorials: All Things Korean - Room 51 with Mrs. Dehner.

Do you love K-pop and K-drama?  Are you interested in the Korean language? Would you like to visit South Korea in 2025?  Mrs. Dehner and Mrs. Mun wants you to join the meeting during tutorial.  To sign up go to Science Tutorials: All Things Korean - Room 51 with Mrs. Dehner. 

International Cougars

International Cougars is a group of both international students and their friends at BHSN. We have meetings once a month during tutorial and try to plan fun activities including fieldtrips and an International Festival to name a few!  Meetings will be in the LGI during Tutorial.  IF you are interested in being a leader for this group...please send a CANVAS message to Mr. Chaffin soon who is the sponsor. Thank you.

The Student Equity Team

The Student Equity Team will meet in room 409. If you are interested in participating to make the school a more equitable place, come and get involved! Expect icebreakers, information on the club, and snacks. Hope to see you there!

Sistahs Who Care Club

Sistahs Who Care Club, a support group for women of color, will be meeting during tutorial every other Friday. Sign up now in the tutorial scheduler. You can find it under Mrs. Cannon in the English Dept.

United Students Gay-Straight Alliance

United Students Gay-Straight Alliance is having a callout meeting this Friday during Tutorial in the LGI. United Students is a safe space for LGBTQ+ students and allies to hang out, eat snacks, and learn more about the LGBTQ+ community. You can sign up under “Counseling” on the Tutorial Scheduler. We hope to see you there!

Environmental Club

Do you want to create local meaningful change? Do you want to potentially go to a climate conference in San Francisco? Environmental club will be meeting in Mr. Nolan’s room during tutorial. Students will learn about local and global environmental issues, conduct eco-activism, and take on climate issues first hand! Sign up for the tutorial today!

Cougars for Change

Cougars for Change is meeting in room 208. We are so excited to welcome new and current members again. Join us to learn more about our message and volunteer opportunities.

Comic Book Club

Do you like super heroes? Are you interested in learning more about comic books, comic book movies and TV shows or how comics are made?  Sign up for Mr. Sturgeon's tutorial for Comic Book Club Meeting!

Best Buddies

Best Buddies is a club that promotes inclusion and one-to-one relationships between students with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities. If you are interested in joining Best Buddies, please come to the LGI. Pick up the be in the back circle lot. We hope to see you all there!

buildOn Club

buildOn club will have its meetings during tutorial.  Everyone is welcome!

Linguistics and Conlang Club

Interested in languages? Join the Linguistics and Conlang Club! We discuss the diffrent sounds, types of words, and structures found in all sorts of languages. Have you watched a tv show or read a book with a fictional language? We may dabble in creating a language as well!

When: on the second Tuesday of each month during Tutorial

Where: Room 405 (Frau Sorg)

Improv club

Interested in having fun? Making stuff up? Generally getting better at life? Then come see what improv club is all about! Callout is September 20, from 3 - 4 in the Blackbox theatre, room 914. See Mr. Daily (pdaily@mccsc.edu) if you have any questions.

Young Democrats/Young Republicans

Young Democrats/Young Republicans will meet Wednesday, Sept 20^th during tutorial in Mr. Sturgeon's room in 401.

The Black Student Union

The Black Student Union will meet Wednesday, Sept 20^th during tutorial in Mrs. Sweeney's room, 609. All are welcome! Sign up on the tutorial scheduler.

Book Club

BN Wrestling

BN Wrestling is having weights and conditioning on Monday and Wednesdays 3 to 4:30 for all athletes not in a fall sport

Also we are having open mats on Tuesday and Thursday 5:30 to 7:30 for all athletes 7th grade and up. 

Day of Champions

Scholastics Art & Writing Award

Congratulations again to BHSN alumni, Azul Tirado! Azul's piece, Abuelita, won a silver metal Nationally in the 2022-2023 Scholastics Art and Writing competition. 

Please Click HERE to order your Yearbook.

Costa Rica Trip

Parent meeting for Costa Rica Trip on Tuesday night at 6 pm in the BHSN library.

About Us

Bloomington High School North is a vibrant learning community serving 1,650 students in grades nine through twelve. A dedicated faculty of 120 educators works hard to ensure that students’ social, emotional, and academic needs are met. One of North’s greatest assets is the diversity found within our student body. Our school reflects the vibrancy found in the wider Bloomington community. Teenagers from a number of ethnic, cultural, and socio-economic backgrounds gather daily to learn alongside each other. They exchange stories, ideas, and ways of experiencing the world. Teachers receive regular training on culturally responsive practices thanks to the eff orts of faculty experts and district consultants. As a result, North students are well-prepared to engage with a dynamic, global community after high school. Learning at North isn’t just about memorizing facts and figures to pass a test. Our academic programs are designed to help students think critically, engage purposively, and be prepared to positively influence the wider world. The paths students take to reach those goals are as varied as the students themselves. Cougars have access to college preparatory, honors, and university-level courses in all major subject areas. Students can pursue advanced coursework at Indiana University through IU Release, earn credit for completing internships at local businesses and community partners, or prepare for employment and industry certification through Hoosier Hills Career Center.