Monroe County Community School Corporation (MCCSC) high school students taking Advanced Placement (AP) exams this year didn’t have to pay testing fees. Before this year, each exam incurred a $99 cost...
It is a well known fact that many students must use the restroom during the school day, go to get a drink of water, or take any other type of trip outside of the classroom. To do this, students use passes.
Currently...
Are you ready for an unforgettable cultural adventure this Spring? Well, BHSN is thrilled to be partnering with the Yamate Homestay Exchange to make this possible! From April 11th-April 25th, high schoolers...
The limestone sign on North Kinser Pike that reads BLOOMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NORTH has been there since 1997, so it was a surprise when drivers coming to school saw that our sign was split in two.
A few...
Fewer Indiana students are enrolling in higher education. Students are graduating without skills needed to be employed. Some students who dream of enlisting in the military are disqualified. Student apathy...
A new law that has swept through schools in Indiana, and many other states, has left students dissatisfied and even outraged. Many students have been upset and complaining publicly, or even ignoring...
Troy Cockrum, the teacher of the journalism class here at Bloomington High School North, was rewarded with a grant that supports North’s student’s creative passions. He was awarded an $1,800 grant...
This year ARcTic Amble helps support all of the art students at North and will take place on Saturday, February 10.
The ARcTic Amble is a fundraiser that the art department does each year to raise money....
AP African American Studies is a new AP class offered by the College Board and recently picked up by Mr. Christopher Blackburn here at Bloomington High School North. It covers the histories...
A 4-3 affirmative vote of former BHSN teacher and current Board Vice President April Hennessey’s motion resolved to delay the decision by at least one year until more information is gathered. After a...
On October 20, the MCCSC administration released a statement providing a basic outline of the proposed schedule change for all four Bloomington high schools. This hasn’t stopped the community from rallying...
Rumors had been circulating among students and staff for weeks that the corporation was seeking to change the high school schedules. After significant speculation, confirmation that this was indeed MCCSC’s...
