Tiger Success Institute (TSI) received the VIP treatment as part of culminating event for the 8-week "Hustle 2 Success" partnership between TSI and Washtenaw Community College. Students toured the Occupational Education building, got a glimpse of what Advanced Manufacturing is, explored the Automotive Lab, and learned about how a nursing simulator works.
On Friday, BHS students visited the Michigan Career & Technical Institute (MCTI) to explore their post-secondary options. MCTI is a post-secondary vocational and technical training center for adults with disabilities in Michigan. It is the second-largest rehabilitation training center in the country. MCTI is supported by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity and Michigan Rehabilitation Services.
MCTI offers a wide range of programs for students, including: Automotive Technology, Cabinetmaking/Millwork, Certified Nursing Assistant, Commercial Printing, Culinary Arts, Custodial, Industrial Electronics, Information Technology, Machine Technology, Pharmacy Technician, Retail Marketing.
MCTI's Vision: Employment, independence, and equality for Michiganders with disabilities.
Congratulations to the Boys Track & Field team as they won the MHSAA Regional Championship on Friday night. Many athletes are advancing to the State Champions from both the boys' and girls' teams. Highlights of the meet were:
-Jada Wilson as Regional Champion in the 110 high hurdles, the 300 hurdles, and the 200-meter dash. Her time of 24.83 also set the school record in the 200.
-In the 110 high hurdles, the boys took 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th places. Will Jaiden Smith was the Regional Champion, followed by teammates Schmar Gamble, Tim Pinard, and Jaiden Rutley
-Makenzie Simpson was the Regional Champion in the 100-meter dash for the girls. Peyton Trammer was the Regional Champion for the boys.
-Will Jaiden Smith smashed the school record in the 300-meter hurdles and was Regional Champion with a time of 36.94.
-Bryce Watts earned a State Qualifying height in the high jump with a jump of 6'2" and took 6th place.
-Other Regional medalists in events on the day were JeVon Martin, Kalen Turner, Mya Wilson, Naveah Derrick, Kayla Yharbrough, Derrick Taylor, Ray-mond Smith, Danielle Taylor, and Chandler Wiggins. Congratulations to all and good luck at States! Go, Tigers!
Congratulations to the girls track team as they are your 2025 KLAA Track & Field Champions!! School Records and Meet Records were set on the day as well as a lot of girls earning All-KLAA honors and State Cuts. Some highlights were:
-Makenzie Simpson earning KLAA Champion in the 100-meter dash. She also set the school record in the 100 last week.
-The 4 by 100 relay team of Makenzie Simpson, Jada Wilson, Kayla Yharbrough, and Danielle Taylor were KLAA Champions and set the Meet & the School Record with a time of 48.91.
-The 4 by 400 relay team of Mya Wilson, Jada Wilson, Makenzie Simpson, and Navaeh Derrick were KLAA Champions with a time of 3:59.43
-Jada Wilson was the KLAA Champion of the 200 meter Dash and set a school record with a time of 25.01.
Congratulations to the BHS Lady Tigers Flag Football Team on your inaugural season! Seeing your grit and determination shine under the lights on our home field last night was amazing!
Several of our community members in the health care field shared their expertise and stories with BHS students interested the Health Science Purpose Pathway. Students heard from our school nurse, a physical therapist, an EMT, and college students pursuing their degrees to become physician assistants. After the panel presentation, students were able to visit with the panel members and ask questions! Thank you to everyone who has taken the time this year to share your career with our students! Their conversations with you are a crucial part of our goal to help students find and pursue their purpose!
Our student newspaper "Beneath the Stripes" has put out their final edition of this school year! You'll definitely want to check it out, as it features great stories highlighting our graduating seniors! This digital version of our paper represents the hard work and dedication of student writers and editors and their teacher, Ms. Boulas. We appreciate you!
https://beneaththestripes.com/
BHS Health Science Pathway Spotlight 🔬🩺
Today, Mr. Stetzenmeyer’s organic chemistry students showcased their semester-long Medical Emergence Program projects—an annual tradition that models the diagnostic process through fictional patient cases.
This year’s presentations were elevated through collaboration with the Wayne County Medical Society and Wayne State medical students, giving students real-world insight into careers in medicine. Their dedication, teamwork, and critical thinking were on full display as they presented diagnoses, assessments, and treatment plans with professionalism and care.
Please join us as the BHS and McBride Choirs raise their voices in song on Tuesday, May 20, at 7:00 p.m. in the BHS Main Auditorium. These students are talented and dedicated, and they are beyond excited to be able to perform for you!
The top ten students of the graduating class, Congratulations Grads!
Tuesday's Spring Concert hits all the right notes, as it features the Varsity Band @ 7, the Concert Band @ 7:30 and the Symphony Band @ 8. Go, Musical Tigers! 🎶
It's a beautiful day for flag football!
Congratulations to Mr.Musser for winning teacher of the month! Your hard work does not go unnoticed, we appreciate all you've done and continue to do for Belleville High School!🧡🦁
Congratulations to Jaedyn Jones who just won the Spring 2025 MHSEL NBA2K State Championship! He has won three straight state titles for Belleville HS!
🏈 HISTORY MADE! 🐾
Huge congratulations to the Belleville Lady Tigers Flag Football Team for securing their first-ever Girls High School Flag Football victory in dramatic fashion on a rainy Sunday, May 4th, 2025!
Down 0 - 12 at halftime, the Lady Tigers roared back with grit and determination—shutting out Lincoln Park in the second half and scoring the go-ahead touchdown with just :06 seconds left on the clock to take the lead, 14-12. But they weren’t done yet—on the very next play, they sealed the deal with a clutch pick-6 catch, locking in a thrilling 20-12 win!
Upcoming Games – Come Out and Show Your Support!
-Saturday, 5/10 at 2:30 PM – Belleville vs. Saline @ Father Gabriel Richard in Ann Arbor
-Friday, 5/16 at 7:30 PM – HOME GAME UNDER THE LIGHTS! Final showdown of the season vs. a tough Father Gabriel Richard squad!
Prepare to be wowed by the performance of our BHS Jazz Band at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 8! They will be in the BHS Auditorium, along with special guest, the McBride Jazz Band!
Students in Mrs. Fryske's class participated in reading groups in the BHS Media Center as part of their introduction to "The Great Gatsby."
College Decision Day Celebration! This afternoon, our seniors came together in the cafeteria for a festive afternoon of music, food, and gifts as they revealed their college plans. Organized by Ms. Anya and Mrs. Currie, the event featured a special slideshow showcasing where each student is headed next. Congratulations to the Class of 2025—your future starts now! #CollegeDecisionDay #ClassOf2025
Come out to the BHS production of SpongeBob the musical this weekend! Early reviews are in, and the show and costumes are amazing!
Showtimes are:
Friday May 2nd- 8pm
Saturday May 3rd- 2pm and 8pm
BHS students had a fun-filled day attending the Michigan Construction Careers Day at the Operating Engineers 324 Construction Career Center in Howell. Students interested in a construction career pathway were able to operate machinery including excavators, jack hammers, compactors, and more! They also interacted with organizations, companies, and schools that are looking to educate and hire immediately after high school. In Purpose, Excellence, and Achievement! Go Tigers!
