Biglerville High School

• Nov 25 & 26 - Parent ~ Teacher Conferences
• Nov 25-29 - Thanksgiving Break
• Dec 2 - No School for Students - Professional Development
• Dec 20 - Early Dismissal/Teachers Professional Development
• Dec 23-Jan 1 - Winter Break - NO SCHOOL
• Jan 17 - Early Dismissal/Teachers Professional Development

Parent-teacher conferences are scheduled for Monday, November 25, from 5:00 PM to 7:15 PM and Tuesday, November 26, from 12:00 PM to 7:15 PM. Conference meeting times are available in 15-minute sessions. Click Scheduling to sign up. To schedule a group conference, please contact the office.

Biglerville High School proudly celebrates students who have demonstrated outstanding academic performance and accomplishments in the first quarter. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to those listed in the following classes for making the First-Quarter Distinguished Honor Roll, First Honor Roll, and Second Honor Roll.

We acknowledge the effort and commitment necessary to attain these honors and commend these students for their exceptional achievements. Continue the great work!

First Quarter Honor Roll

Class of 2025

Class of 2026

Class of 2027

Class of 2028

Quarter 1 report cards are now available for viewing in PowerSchool.

To view your child’s report card, please follow these steps:

1. Log into the PowerSchool Parent Portal at https://ps-uasd.caiu.org/
2. Enter your username and password. If you need assistance with login details, please contact our main office.
   
   

Thank you for your continued partnership and support. Together, we can ensure a successful and rewarding school year!

Each quarter the Upper Adams Lions Club recognizes and honors a BHS senior in the areas of Academics, Athletics, Music, and Vocational Agriculture/Technology.

The 2024 First-Quarter Winners are... Music - Austin Woltz, Academics - Tyler Wolf, Athletics - Bearsun Zullinger, and Vo/Ag Tech - Caden Kessel . Click on names to view write-ups.

Way to go students!

Brandy Schell has been honored as the Student of the Quarter for the first quarter at CPACTC in Early Childhood Education 2!

Congratulations Brandy!

Small Animal Care and Management class is enjoying the fruits of their labor as the baby bunnies are growing up!!!

Winners of the annual Physics Pumpkin Launches:

Eliott Amerlynck and Kody Mendoza-24.00 m-1st Period

Austin Woltz, Sam Dick, and Landen Taylor-22.32 m. 7th period

Congratulations to all students who participated!

9th Grader, Stacie Gerkin recently had her artwork featured in a showcase at the Gallery at the Old Post Office in Hanover. Stacie will be a featured artist in the next three shows that the gallery hosts.

Click the link to the Adams County Public Library's website. They have six locations that serve Adams County, Pennsylvania. Here's what's happening at the library https://www.adamslibrary.org/.

Applications are now open for the Pennsylvania State Police Hill Impact Program. The program is a valuable opportunity for those aspiring to have a career in law enforcement.

The Hill Impact Program offers participants ages 15 through 18, a comprehensive introduction to various aspects of law enforcement training and education, including the History of the Pennsylvania State Police and Principles of Law Enforcement. This 14-week program emphasizes physical fitness, paramilitary disciplines, and law enforcement education.

The Hill Impact Program will begin mid-January and cadets will meet one day a week in the evening.

The Pennsylvania State Police Hill Impact Program is available at four different locations throughout the state:

Winter Sports Sign-Ups are now open. Sign up in Room 211

For up-to-date printable sports schedules, go to ArbiterLive Sports.

Hi all, happy Friday! Here's our list of shoutouts for the week!

• Gracias to ALL of my students for your generosity in donating your Day of the Dead projects for either the school or to a special teacher. Your beautiful artwork is amazing. Congratulations to the winners. A special thank you to Mrs. Smith for allowing foreign languages to come and speak with your 8th graders. Thank you to Mrs. Smith, Ms. Purcell, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Hebert, Mr. Rodriguez and Mrs. Heiges for judging the Day of the Dead projects this year.
• Kyle Heller - So incredibly kind, helpful, and polite and he opens the door many mornings for not only me, but other students and teachers. A great way to start off the morning - thank you for being of service to others and doing something kind!
• A big thank you to Ms. Starner and Mrs. Hurda for keeping everyone well caffeinated
• Shoutout to Mrs. McCarney for being very supportive to her students and staff.
• I am grateful for students who go beyond the minimum requirements, those who genuinely are invested in learning. This takes more time and effort, and I see it. I appreciate it. I also think if this applies to you then you know it so I am not going to list the names. Just know I see you. ~Mrs. Tyson
• Thank you, Miss Sefcheck, for your time and talents in support of the Friends of Rachel Club.
• Congratulations to Isabel Mauss for being named to the YAIAA Division 3 All-Star Team in Cross Country.
• Thank you to all the English teachers for participating in the World Kindness Day activity. Be sure to check out the lobby bulletin board next week.
• Way to go to the 11th graders who took the ASVAB on Thursday!!! Thanks for doing an awesome job!
• Shoutout to Eliott Amerlynck and Kody Mendoza for winning the physics pumpkin launcher competition with an impressive launch of 24.00 m. The winning group from 7th period also had a spectacular launch of 22.32 m and was composed of Austin Woltz, Sam Dick, and Landen Taylor.
• Shoutout to Carter McKinney for saving his physics teacher from an attacking bee.
• Shoutout to Haley Orner, Manny Morales-Garcia, and Noah Smith for helping students who had been absent to get caught up with chemistry. Your help is greatly appreciated!

Have a great weekend! Thank you for continuing to cultivate CANNER PRIDE!