Attention Parents, here is a link to the 20-21 BHS Athletic Packets. Please read the cover letter, as it contains an overview of how the paperwork process will work this year, contact information, and a summation of our COVID-19 plans for the health and safety of our student-athletes. The link to the digital athletic packets is listed below.
Senior guidance counselor, Tina Nelson, has created a video for seniors to view that properly instructs seniors on how to put on the cap and gown for the 2020 BHS Graduation Ceremony.
Bertie High School's 2020 Graduation ceremony is scheduled for June 13, 2020 at 9:00. Seniors will begin the processional recognition line at the Martin Community College site downtown Windsor. The graduates will be lead to and around the BHS campus by staff members to begin the "2020 Drive-Thru Graduation Ceremony". The graduation plan is located on the main Bertie County website and is linked below.
There is a video that all seniors need to watch to understand the procedures on how graduates will be lead around campus by staff in order to be parked for the ceremony to begin. The video can be view on the BHS Facebook page or on Youtube.
Graduation Instruction Video on BHS Facebook
Graduation Instruction Video on YouTube
If there is inclement weather on June 13, 2020, the BHS Graduation Ceremony will be rescheduled. Rain date will be determined and updates will be posted on the BHS website and Facebook pages. Information will also be sent out to graduates via ConnectEd about the rain date and further instructions to follow.
If you have any questions or concerns, please call Bertie High School administration at 252-794-3034.
The grading policy has been set by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction for 9-11 and Seniors. There are two grading options for students in grades 9-11 for the end of the Spring semester due to Covid -19. You have the opportunity to choose if you would like to earn a PC-19 (which stands for passing Covid 19) if you are passing the class or the numerical grade.
If you choose to take the PC-19, you will earn a credit on your transcript and toward your graduation requirements, but you will not earn points toward your GPA.
If you choose to take your numeric grade, you will still earn a credit on your transcript and toward your graduation requirements, but you will also earn points toward your GPA.
Seniors' End of Semester Grading Policy is also listed below. Please refer to both of these documents to ensure that you and your student understand the grading policy that has been set by NCDPI. If you have any questions regarding this policy, please call to speak to one of the BHS administrators or guidance counselors at 794-3034.
"Humble Tip" from Beautiful Tomorrow, Inc. invites all students to join in to watch his live show on Tuesday, April 28th at 1:00 pm. He will discuss various topics on character development, college and career readiness, anti-bullying, peer-to-peer encouragement, and social-emotional learning.
Please join in for a moment of inspiration at
https://www.facebook.com/Humbletip1/ or
https://www.instagram.com/humbletip/
