🦃🍂 BHS students are getting ready for Thanksgiving by shopping for ingredients to prepare a holiday feast! Students made shopping lists, compared prices and will help prepare the meal next week.
BHS Student Council has had a busy start to the year, taking on projects that bring school spirit, leadership, and community involvement to Burkburnett!
Through these opportunities, students are encouraged to share ideas, take initiative, work together, and put their plans into action. Advisors Mrs. Peoples and Mrs. Barton enjoy watching students step into leadership roles, take ownership of their ideas, and see their hard work come to life. We can't wait to see all that Student Council accomplishes throughout the rest of the year! 🧡🖤
We would love to kick off your Thanksgiving Break with mystery, intrigue, suspense, and plenty of laughter!
BISD staff and students are admitted free, and general admission is $5.
Burkburnett High School Health Science and work program students welcomed guest speaker Katelyn Bashford, who shared insights from her careers as a NICU nurse, forensic nurse, and local realtor. Students in Ms. DeLacy and Coach Cely’s classes learned about her roles and participated in a question-and-answer session about her career experiences.
We are committed to career readiness!
The Dawgs Drone Team earned 2nd Place in their first RECF Aerial Drone Competition tournament, won the Pit Decoration/Costume Contest, and brought home the All-Around Champion Award, which qualifies the team for the South-Central Regional meet in April. They will be competing against teams from seven different states!
Teams are evaluated across four mission areas: Teamwork, Autonomous Flight, Piloting, and Communications. Teams must demonstrate strong performance in competition, flight skills, team interviews, engineering notebooks, and sportsmanship.
They had to be in the top 50% of qualification matches, in the top 50% of skills rankings (autonomous flight and piloting), perform at or near the top of the team interview and communications/notebook rubrics and display exemplary sportsmanship, conduct and a student-centered approach.
Congratulations to Caysen, Kayden, Kendall, Chloe!
📢 Friendly Reminder, Bulldog Families!
There will be no school for students on Friday, October 30.
Enjoy the long weekend, Bulldogs! 🐾
Good luck, Serynity 🏈🐾
📢 Friendly Reminder, Bulldog Families!
There will be no school for students on Friday, October 30.
Enjoy the long weekend, Bulldogs! 🐾
Their program is entitled "Into the Upside Down," and features music by ELO, Dixon and Stein, and Radiohead, as well as original music by Dr. BJ Brooks.
Drum Majors for the Brigade are Amelia Cooper, Mallory Davis, and Joslyn Schooley. As a result of receiving this rating, the Brigade has qualified for the UIL Area B Marching Contest to be held at C.H. Collins Stadium in Denton, TX, on Saturday, October 31. Their performance time at this contest is 11:00 am.
Congratulations and good luck at the Area Contest!
We are proud of our Bulldogs for connecting with community members to spread a little Bulldog kindness. Thank you, STUCO, for making a difference beyond the classroom!
Burkburnett High School students are gaining hands-on experience that helps prepare them for life after graduation.
BISD is proud to provide meaningful learning experiences that inspire our students beyond the classroom!
Burkburnett ISD is excited to introduce our 2026 Adopt-A-Bulldog Holiday Assistance Program beginning November 9!
This new initiative will connect BISD students and families (Pre-K to 12th grade) who may need additional holiday support with caring community members, local businesses, churches, organizations, and BISD staff who want to help make the holiday season a little brighter.
Interested in helping sponsor a Bulldog this holiday season? We are currently gathering donor interest so we can begin preparing for our program launch on November 9th. Complete our Donor Interest Form: https://forms.gle/Hajs8hGPmuvXf9na6
Completing the form simply lets us know that you are interested in being a donor or adopting multiple bulldogs! Additional information regarding the adoption process, student wish lists, donation guidelines, and important deadlines will be provided as we get closer to the program launch.
How can my child qualify? Referrals are submitted internally by BISD staff and counselors only. Families do not need to complete a form or take action unless they are contacted by the District Social Worker and invited to participate. A referral does not guarantee participation or assistance. Parent/guardian consent is required, and eligibility is determined based on established program criteria and available resources. This program is not affiliated with Angel Tree. All student and family information will be kept confidential.
AAB tags available to pick at each campus: November 9th
Adoptions end: December 4th
Congratulations to BHS Senior Allyson, whose name was selected as the next contestant for the Delcom Group Field Goal Attempt Contest at Bulldog Stadium this Friday!
Good luck, Allyson!
There will be no school for students or staff on Monday, October 12.
On Tuesday, October 13, there will be no school for students. Teachers will be on campus conducting parent-teacher conferences.
Please contact your campus if you have a question regarding conferences.
Ms. Graham’s Professional Communications students had the opportunity to put their interview skills into practice with employers and professionals from our community!
Students practiced answering common interview questions, communicating professionally, and showcasing the skills they would bring to a future workplace.
A huge thank you to all of our amazing community volunteers who took time out of their day to come speak with our students and provide valuable feedback. Your support helps our students build confidence and prepare for their futures!
BHS is career ready!
As part of our continued awareness efforts during Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month, please take a moment to review the infographics below. They provide facts about fentanyl.
Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid, and even one pill can be deadly. This infographic highlights the growing impact of fentanyl-related deaths and the dangers.
Sharing this information can help parents and families recognize potential warning signs and have important conversations with their children.
Additional information and resources can be found at https://www.dea.gov/onepill
There will be no school for students or staff on Monday, October 12.
On Tuesday, October 13, there will be no school for students. Teachers will be on campus conducting parent-teacher conferences.
Please contact your campus if you have a question regarding conferences.