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The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans Scholarship
If integrity, determination, and courage describe you--you have what it takes to be a Horatio Alger Scholar. Our scholarships reward students who possess the character to succeed in life and believe in the American Dream. We help students overcome the financial barriers to pursue higher education. To qualify you must have at least a 2.0 GPA and require financial assistance to attend college. To learn more and apply, visit scholars.horatioalger.org. The eligibility criteria to be considered for Horatio Alger National and State Scholarships are as follows:
The following students have achieved Highest Honors recognition for quarter one by earning a 90 or above in every course: Heaven Burdick, Jolie Czyryca, Taylor Dodge, Alexander Fasoli, Victoria Flaherty, Vanessa Fleck, Natalie Galisa, Braydon Gendron, Ethan Grobleski, Grace Hebb, Riley Higgins, Moose Hoagland, Benjamin Hopwood, Stefan Lumsden, Madison Sexton, Olivia Tura, Delaeni Bearce, Logan Broadway, Zoey Cardinal, Cali Clay, Kristin Collyer, Courtney Greene, Ella Keefe, Aspen Langley, Andrew Lunney, Jadyn Morrell, Heer Patel, Jacob Semple, Elena Timo, Brayden Turner, Malcolm Wallace, Cooper White, Jaden Widdiss-Hendricks, Haylee deVeer, Addison Dion, Elizabeth Drew, Ryan Haden, Chaney Higgins, Carley May, Anna McCarthy, Halle McKay, Muskan Patel, Hannah Petrillo, Taylor Sage, Alexandra Stowe, Reese Williams, Ryan Witkus, Kaylee Abbott, Atlas Anderson, Adrianna DeMoura, Caden Doherty, Sean Kelley, Caroline Luce, Melanie Luecke, Michaela Muldoon, Mikayla Noonan, Zoe Noonan, Dhyan Patel, Madelyn Rossignol, Miranda Rossignol, Lily Russell, Abigail Smith, Ella Swierkowski, and Mariah Yenulevich.
The following students have achieved High Honors recognition for quarter one by earning an 85 or above in every course: Alexa Ariagno, Noah Baker, Mary Berio-Rowlands, Arielle Caporale, Anna Carafoli, Samantha Ethier, Jack Ferreira, Isabella Gambarini, Ava Grobleski, Connor MacLeod, Grace Picewick, Quinn Schwefler, Shea Ullo, Sommer Washabaugh, Hannah Wenzel, Samantha Wilson, Jillian Allen, Trevor Billard, Domenic Bonito, Cassidy Bonzagni, Andy Chen, Madison Doyle, Joseph Gary, Bailey Gettings, Ty Kelley, Grace Looke, Brett Lucier, Maeve MacLachlan, Mackenzie McMaster, Sonja Poley, Aiden Sansoucie, Sophia Sheehy, Tallulah Beane, Michael Dankert, Dylan Dupuis, Griffin Kelly, Jeffrey Luce, Jennelle Nauta, Emily Perrone, Nathan Reynolds, Kaeli Surrette, McKinley Wenzel, Raeghan Blake, Thomas Dean, Lena del Cid, Ethan Fox, Ty Hawkes, Declan Malonson, Avery Morrill, Michael Pokras, Althea Smith, Caroline Smith, Nola Timo, and Jack Wilson,. The following students have achieved Honors recognition for quarter one by earning an 80 or above in every course: Owen Beals, Matthew Burr, Kelly DeSimone, Kendall Fortune, Madigan Kelley, Heather Lapworth, Meghan Roche, Sarah Sweeney, Damon White, Caleigh Wrighter, Leah Barlow, Ryan Collins, Ella Griffin, Bodie Redmond, Peter Scannell, Marissa Zacchini, Abdul Bari, Christina DiRienzo, Luca Finton, Reese Fitzpatrick, Dylan Forbus, Joshua Hamilton, Caleb Kean, Claire Koosa, Paige Meda, Emilie Moll, Quinn Moriarty, Jai’La Pina, Samuel Raynor, James Crowell, Madelyn Deisher, Sofia Halunen, Ainsley Hopwood, Olivia Meda, Dante Migliaccio, Htet Oo, Sophie Palmer, Mackinley Scully, Gavin Silva, Umaima Tahir, and Isabella Wolf. The BHS guidance office uses the Remind App to send out quick updates and reminders pertaining to each grade level. Using the codes below, text your class' code to 81010:
SENIORS~Class of 2023: @gco2023 JUNIORS~Class of 2024: @gco2024 SOPHOMORES~Class of 2025: @bhsgco2025 FRESHMEN~Class of 2026: @gco2026 Each class also has their own guidance Google Classroom where we send our reminders and information about things related to academic, college and career planning. If you haven't already joined, the class join codes are below: SENIORS~Class of 2023: ikbm4in JUNIORS~Class of 2024: tdpypkh SOPHOMORES~Class of 2025: d24attj FRESHMEN~Class of 2026: a6scx4j REMINDER: College Admissions Info Night for Parents/Caregivers March 22, 2022 at 5:30 pm via Zoom3/7/2022
 The following students have achieved Highest Honors recognition for quarter two by earning a 90 or above in every course: Nora Barmashi, Michael Carrara, Kai Chen, Emma Correira, Emily DeGowin, Jeffrey Ellis, Ava Fenton, Sydney Fitzpatrick, Grace Gobeil, Hannah Greene, Eric Ierardi, Delaney Jensen, Colby Lindner, Mia Madge, Kalista Mitchell, Caroline Peddicord, Kiley Reed, Grace Russell, Connor Ryan, Zachary Smith, Isabella Correa, Jolie Czyryca, Vanessa Fleck, Craig Hill, Samantha Long, Stefan Lumsden, Quinn Schwefler, Sommer Washabaugh, Ashley Bailey, Delaeni Bearce, Trevor Billard, Logan Broadway, Zoey Cardinal, Kristin Collyer, Courtney Greene, Maya Kapuscinski, Aspen Langley, Mackenzie McMaster, Jadyn Morrell, Heer Patel, Jacob Semple, Sophia Sheehy, Malcolm Wallace, Jaden Widdiss-Hendricks, Tallulah Beane, Wiktoria Cavanagh, Joziah DeSouza, Addison Dion, Elizabeth Drew, Chaney Higgins, Griffin Kelly, Carley May, Anna McCarthy, Halle McKay, Jennelle Nauta, Lainie Palmer, Muskan Patel, Emily Perrone, Hannah Petrillo, Taylor Sage, Sophia Smalley, Alexandra Stowe, John Vizgaitis, McKinley Wenzel, Reese Williams, and Ryan Witkus.
The following students have achieved High Honors recognition for quarter two by earning an 85 or above in every course: Bridget Berestecky, Audrey Caron, Jaelyn Dohring, Kennedy Ford, Kelsey McMaster, Lyvia Migliaccio, Silas Rauch, Taylor Dodge, Braydon Gendron, Ethan Grobleski, Riley Higgins, Heather Lapworth, Hannah Wenzel, Domenic Bonito, Andy Chen, Anna Conlon, Madison Doyle, Corynn Fader, Joseph Gary, Grace Looke, Brett Lucier, Marissa Zacchini, Emily Fader, Luca Finton, Reese Fitzpatrick, Christopher Klueber, Claire Koosa, Jeffrey Luce, Emilie Moll, Quinn Moriarty, Samuel Raynor, Nathan Reynolds, Davison Richards, Bradley Sansoucie, Shane Traver, and Brooke Wrighter. The following students have achieved Honors recognition for quarter two by earning an 80 or above in every course: Maxwell Civilinski, Tyler Evans, Kyleigh Gomes, Alexis Morisset, Emily Sullivan, Thomas Sullivan, Alexa Ariagno, Caitlin Bazinet, Arielle Caporale, Anna Carafoli, Alan Chen, Kelly DeSimone, Mia DiPaolo, Samantha Ethier, Jack Ferreira, Victoria Flaherty, Lauren Fortune, Kellan Geake, Ava Grobleski, Grace Hebb, Moose Hoagland, Benjamin Hopwood, Madigan Kelley, Angela Monroy, Isabella Palumbo, Meghan Roche, Michael Russo, Owen Surrette, Sarah Sweeney, Shea Ullo, Allison Vahey, Caleigh Wrighter, Cassidy Bonzagni, Ryan Burgess, Ryan Collins, Ella Keefe, Scott LaFleur, Justin Nee, Sonja Poley, Bodie Redmond, Aiden Sansoucie, Peter Scannell, Cooper White, Elise Dean, Christina DiRienzo, Caleb Kean, Logan Koosa, Molly Lodge, Paige Meda, Jahde Nitschke, Alexander Shvayko, and Ava Tosca. Cape Cod Community College is offering grant-funded (free) for dual enrollment students this spring. Tuition and fees would be covered. Students will need to purchase books and materials needed for the class. Students must have over 2.7 GPA and be at least 16 years old. Both new and returning Dual Enrollment students are eligible. Please see your guidance counselor if interested.
3D Design and Analysis (Remote (live zoom) Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30 – 4:45) 1/24/22 – 5/16/22 // Professor Rich Bsharah // 3 credits This introductory course explores careers in engineering, architecture, and design. Principles associated with 3D design, visualization, documentation, and product simulation are taught through hands-on use of Computer Aided Design (CAD) modeling software. In addition, student designed parts are fabricated using both additive (3D printing) and subtractive (CNC milling, laser cutting) techniques to enhance the understanding of the design to manufacturing process.. Satisfies a Natural or Physical Science general education requirement. Intro to Environmental Science with Lab (Online; no set meet up times) 1/24/22-5/16/22 // Professor Catherine Etter // 4 credits A study of environmental interactions and the impact of humans on the environment. The use of natural resources, including land, air, water, mineral and biological resources, is examined. Local and global examples are presented to enable students to better understand and evaluate contemporary environmental problems and the application of science to their solution. The corresponding laboratory component provides students with the practical experience of measuring, recording and interpreting environmental data. Interdisciplinary knowledge is used to understand environmental problems. Satisfies a Natural or Physical Science general education requirement. The following students have achieved Highest Honors recognition for quarter one by earning a 90 or above in every course: Nora Barmashi, Bridget Berestecky, Audrey Caron, Michael Carrara, Kai Chen, Emma Correira, Emily DeGowin, Jaelyn Dohring, Jeffrey Ellis, Ava Fenton, Grace Gobeil, Hannah Greene, Eric Ierardi, Delaney Jensen, Colby Lindner, Mia Madge, Kalista Mitchell, Caroline Peddicord, Silas Rauch, Kiley Reed, Grace Russell, Connor Ryan, Zachary Smith, Gregory Towers, Anna Carafoli, Jolie Czyryca, Taylor Dodge, Vanessa Fleck, Benjamin Hopwood, Josalin Kahian, Heather Lapworth, Meghan Roche, Quinn Schwefler, Owen Surrette, Allison Vahey, Sommer Washabaugh, Samantha Wilson, Delaeni Bearce, Trevor Billard, Logan Broadway, Ryan Burgess, Zoey Cardinal, Madison Doyle, Maya Kapuscinski, Mackenzie McMaster, Jadyn Morrell, Heer Patel, Sonja Poley, Jacob Semple, Sophia Sheehy, Malcolm Wallace, Jaden Widdiss-Hendricks, Tallulah Beane, Wiktoria Cavanagh, Joziah DeSouza, Addison Dion, Elizabeth Drew, Chaney Higgins, Christopher Klueber, Carley May, Halle McKay, Paige Meda, Lainie Palmer, Muskan Patel, Emily Perrone, Hannah Petrillo, Samuel Raynor, Taylor Sage, Bradley Sansoucie, Sophia Smalley, Alexandra Stowe, John Vizgaitis, McKinley Wenzel, Reese Williams, and Ryan Witkus.
The following students have achieved High Honors recognition for quarter one by earning an 85 or above in every course: Sydney Fitzpatrick, Kelsey McMaster, Lyvia Migliaccio, Kenny Nauta, Emily Sullivan, Molly Becker, Isabella Correa, Jack Ferreira, Ethan Grobleski, Samantha Long, Michael Russo, Kristin Collyer, Joseph Gary, Courtney Greene, Ella Langley, Ashton Lindner, Grace Looke, Brett Lucier, Peter Scannell, Marissa Zacchini, Phineas Chera, Emily Fader, Luca Finton, Natalia Gallo, Griffin Kelly, Claire Koosa, Jeffrey Luce, Anna McCarthy, Jennelle Nauta, Nathan Reynolds, Davison Richards, Alexander Shvayko, and Ava Tosca. The following students have achieved Honors recognition for quarter one by earning an 80 or above in every course: Maxwell Civilinski, Ally DelFavero, Zachary Drew, Xavier Enokian, Tyler Evans, Kennedy Ford, Mykayla Garvey, Kyleigh Gomes, Ashley Gustafson, Michael Ivy, Robert Koosa, Shawn Marquebreuck, Leonard Mastandrea, Alexis Morisset, Murphy O’Shea, Christina Rogers, Bailey Rose, Alexa Ariagno, Caitlin Bazinet, Mia Burgess, Arielle Caporale, Alan Chen, Mia DiPaolo, Victoria Flaherty, Isabella Gambarini, Kellan Geake, Braydon Gendron, Ava Grobleski, Moose Hoagland, Madigan Kelley, Stefan Lumsden, Connor MacLeod, Cora O’Keefe, Isabella Palumbo, Ashley Souto, Jillian Allen, Ashley Bailey, Domenic Bonito, Andy Chen, Anna Conlon, Corynn Fader, Bailey Gettings, Scott LaFleur, Madison Moore, Jayden Nogueras, Rinoa Penna, Bodie Redmond, Aiden Sansoucie, Ryan Sullivan, Elena Timo, Elise Dean, Benjamin Fearing, Reese Fitzpatrick, Kelvin Frye, Caleb Kean, Ella Martitz, Emilie Moll Quinn Moriarty, Jacob Roux, Shane Traver, and Brooke Wrighter Join us for the Innovation Pathways presentation to be held on Monday, October 25, 2021, at 6 pm in the BHS Auditorium. The intended audience is for students and families in grades 6-9.
Bourne High School has been awarded a planning grant to implement Innovation Pathways. This is programming that connects coursework with the world of work. It helps students see the relevance in their coursework and develop skills that align with high-need industry sectors. Local Scholarships are beginning to be posted! Check them out under the Scholarships & Financial Aid tab above. In the upcoming months the guidance department will offer scholarship workshops. Students are welcome to visit guidance for questions any time.
On October 13th, students in grades 9-11 will be participating in the School Day PSAT and grade 12 students will sit for the SAT. Juniors, your PSAT is part of the National Merit Scholarship Qualifier Test (NMSQT) program. PSATs are also used to help you prepare for personalized test practice through your College Board accounts, as well as predict your success in future Advanced Placement coursework. No registration or payment is needed- just show up to school on time!
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