Welcome to Frank Scott Bunnell High School

Our Mission
Students will acquire content knowledge, strengthen higher-order thinking, and develop character in order to address 21st century challenges.

The Sophmore Pin Dance has been canceled for Saturday, Jan. 28th

21st Century Skills Resource Information for Parents and Students

Parents and student may access important information and resources related to Bunnell High School's efforts to prepare our students for post-secondary education and experiences in the 21st Century using the "Academics" menu listed above.

201-2012 School Climate Plan for Bunnell High School

Click here to access Bunnell High School's Climate Plan for 2011-2012.      

Junior Class Council Sponsors Sweatpants Sale

All orders must be received by February 3rd.  Click here to print an order form.  Sweatpants cost $20.

Stratford Library to Sponsor Teen Job Fair

Teen Services is planning a DO YOU Need a JOB after High School? Job Fair on Saturday, March 31st from 11am to 2pm in the Lovell Room at the Stratford Public Library. In addition to many technical schools such as Brio Academy, Porter and Chester, CT Broadcasting and Branford Hall and agencies as AHEC and American Red Cross, they have invited a number of small business owners such as electricians, auto mechanics and contractors to this event.  Presenters will be available to meet with individually for both teens and parents.  If transportation to the library is an issue, complimentary bus tokens will be made available through Teen Services.

Career Training Opportunity for BHS Students

BAYM is currently registering students for its Computer GenesisTM Winter-Spring Sessions. The eight-week Computer GenesisTM courses are designed to teach teens how to use and troubleshoot PCs.  The courses begin the week of February 20th and end with graduation ceremony on April 12th.  Students attend workshops twice a week and can register for either the Monday / Wednesday or Tuesday / Thursday course.  Classes are held at The Industrial Youth Center, 506 Logan Street in Bridgeport and meet between 5:30PM to 8:00PM.  The course fee is only $20 per student, which is a reduction from the prior course fee of $50.  Students who complete the program receive a BAYM certificate and a refurbished personal computer at graduation.  Please contact Joanne Wright at 203-366-6866, extension 205 or jpwright@baym.org, if you have any questions.

Letter to Parents from Dr. Orr, October/2011 re: BOE Policy #5130 and building and campus sweeps.

Letter to Parents from Dr. Orr, November 18, 2011 re: Building and Campus sweep

A Call for Submissions to UNLEARN and ALLUSIONS

Unlearn, the BHS literary magazine, is now accepting submissions for the May 2012 publication.  Unlearn is dedicated to raising awareness of difficult issues such as abuse, neglect, alcohol and drug addiction, and depression.  The magazine includes poetry, artwork, short stories, and photography. Unlearn writers and artists may also take part in a video that will accompany the Unlearn read-in.  http://tinyurl.com/6ysmamu 

Allusions, Bunnell High School's premier magazine for aspiring authors and writers, is now accepting submissions for the April 2012 publication.  The magazine includes poetry, short stories, artwork and photography.  Students and staff are encouraged to submit original works. http://tinyurl.com/6hzuczz

Questions about either publication may be directed to the Creative Writing class at BHS:  bhscwe@gmail.com?

ATTENTION:  Stop & Shop / ShopRite / Target Customers!

Every time you shop and scan your card at one of these stores, our school earns credit toward great FREE school equipment!  Even if you registered your card(s) last year, you must register again this year.  You can click here for information about registering online or by phone. 

Bunnell High School's Final 2009-2010 No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and AYP Report ../Content/School_Data.asp

Click here for a letter from Principal Dr. Dudley Orr regarding No Child Left Behind.

BOE Revises Policies on Homework and Dress Code/School Uniforms

Parents and students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the district's updated policies regarding homework, dress code, and school uniforms.  This information may be found on the district website under "Policies" via the drop down menu for District Profile or via these direct links to those pages:  Homework:  http://www.stratfordk12.org/images/customer-files/Policies/HomeworkPolicy6154.pdf  or Dress Code/School Uniforms:  http://www.stratfordk12.org/images/customer-files/Policies/51321DressCodeSchoolUniforms.pdf

Parent Portal Remains Open to Parents

The Stratford Public School System continues its efforts to enhance communication with parent(s)/guardian(s).  BHS parents now have the ability to view their child's grades, attendance, and other information securely via the Internet using the PowerSchool Parent Portal.  Parents must first visit the BHS main office and present photo ID to obtain a secure password.Parents/guardians can acces the Parent Portal via the District’s website by clicking on the Parent Portal link(http://www.stratfordk12.org).  Located on this site is an easy-to-follow tutorial, frequently asked questions, and other support documentation.  

Click here to read "The Bulldog Bulletin" for today's student announcements.

 New Feature:  Monthly Scholarship Bulletin (December/January) from the Guidance Department.  Students and parents may  access information re: scholarships, grants, community service awards, etc.   In addition, information is available re: the Housatonic Community College Partnership Program (HCC).

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