
This is a reminder that there is no school for students next week, Monday, November 21 through Friday, November 25 for the Thanksgiving Break.


Want to see a video of the Pumpkin Drop? Click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PJYJXHw7mo

Attention Graduating Seniors! It's time to order your cap and gown!


Today BSHS juniors and seniors met with a representative from PIA, one of the leading tech schools in our nation! For more information about this school visit pia.edu or the Hagerstown campus.


The BSHS Band, Choir, and Dance were honored today to participate in the WSMS Veteran's Day program. We thank all who have and are currently serving. It was a great opportunity for BSHS and WSMS Band and Choir to collaborate and for all students involved to honor our military service members.




What an amazing turnout last Thursday at our first annual Family Bonanza. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make it a success!





A HUGE thank you to Luke Christie for donating the ENORMOUS pizzas to our first annual Family Bonanza!


Thank you to all who participated in College Application Exploration Week at BSHS! Until next year!! #CollegeBoundWV #WhyIChose #IApplied





This is a reminder that there is no school on Tuesday, November 8th for Election Day and on Friday, November 11th for Veterans Day.

Just a reminder that our Family Bonanza / Parent-Teacher conference is tonight from 5-7pm. Free pizza on a first come, first serve basis. We are also be providing child care. Hope to see you there!

It's College Exploration Application Week! BSHS Faculty rocked their school spirit wearing their college alum sweatshirts and t-shirts. Ask us about your post-secondary options.
#CollegeBoundWV #WhyIChose #IApplied



Attention students: James Rumsey is operating on a regular schedule today (Nov 1). There is no 2 hour delay for JRTI.

WVU Pumpkin Drop - October 28, 2022
The pumpkin drop began with 120 students from Mrs. Hiles and Mr. Brode’s science classes. Each team had to design a device to protect a pumpkin when dropped from a tall height. The top three teams from the school competition went to WVU to compete against 300 teams. The pumpkins were dropped from the roof of the engineering building which is 130 feet tall. Out of all the participating teams, a team from Berkeley Springs High School saved the pumpkin and landed only 4 feet 5 inches from the center of a target. Based on this performance, the team was awarded $25 for being in third place. Only 16 out of the 300 pumpkins survived the fall.
The winning team that designed and built the container for the WVU competition was Elizabeth Inman, Aiden Glascock, Scott Payne, and Luke Burch. Other students competing included Ella McBee, Tyler Hafer, Christopher Winneberger, Jayden Holmes, Trenton Cutlip, and Ettore Bosco.
The winning BSHS pumpkin drop was filmed by ESPN. The footage was shown the following day during the fourth quarter of the WVU game against TCU.

College Sweatshirt Day


This week is College Application and Exploration Week! If you haven't submitted an application or completed your FAFSA, join us Thursday evening from 5:00 pm-7:00 pm for the Family Bonanza: Parent/Teacher Conferences, Financial Aid Workshop, and Informational Arena. We will have FREE childcare in the multi-purpose room, and FREE pizza in the cafeteria. Hope to see you there! #CollegeBoundWV #WhyIChose #IApplied


BSHS dance classes rocked the 2022 Zombie Walk this year with Dance 1 starting the walk off by performing Thriller and Dance 2, 3, and 4 performing a Purge inspired dance in downtown Berkeley Springs.



November Reminders!


CORRECTION TO OUR PREVIOUS CONSTRUCTION POST: Concord Ave. will NOT be affected during the construction on John Street. Cars leaving the school parking lot can turn LEFT OR RIGHT. As usual, all pick up and drop off of students should be done using the athletic field lot.


The BSHS Agriculture Mechanics and Agriculture Structures class visited Mellott Company in Warfordsburg, PA. Students in Simulated Workplace classes got a chance to see industry practices in use. Students were able to see a variety of workplace skills and industry safety firsthand. Students enjoyed the trip and many students have clearer idea of what they may do in the future.


Picture Retake Day is next Monday!
