Conant
Elementary School
News and Spotlights
Conant News and Information
Conant Elementary replaced a gingko tree with a tulip tree through a collaborative and educational planting initiative involving teachers, students, and the Johnson Nature Center.
Congratulations to Conant Cub, Alaina Walker! Alaina's vibrant artwork has been chosen by a committee to be featured as the centerpiece of the 2024 Bloomfield Hills Schools annual art exhibition, "Art from the Hills." The art will adorn the invitations, posters, district website, and all promotional materials associated with the event.
Conant third graders from the robotics team, "Lights, Camera, Action Coders," explored the BHHS television studio receiving tours from high school students.
District News
We invite all Bloomfield Hills Schools students to enter for a chance to be chosen as a "Guest Judge" of the Bowers Farm Pumpkin Carving Contest! Please respond by September 30th, 2024.
The Johnson Nature Center recently hosted a successful and enjoyable Forest to Table strolling dinner, featuring beautiful scenery, entertainment, food and drink to celebrate the educational space.
November 3, 2024
12 to 2 p.m.
Bloomfield Hills High School
Join us for an open house at Bloomfield Hills High School on Sunday, November 3, 2024, from noon to 2 p.m. Current BHS eighth grade students and prospective families are invited to explore the extensive opportunities awaiting them as a BHHS Black Hawk!
PREP students enjoyed cider, donuts, and socialization at their first field trip of the new school year! Learning about how the water wheel works, and sharing donuts with staff, builds understanding and community.
Bloomfield Hills High School Black Hawks build community by meeting in small cohorts of students in newly formed “Nests.” The goal of these “Nest” groups is to improve school spirit, build school culture and pride, meet and connect with students across grade levels, and provide students with an additional adult in the building who can be a source of support.
Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out on the chance to give your child the best in afterschool and weekend recreation. There is something for everyone: arts & crafts, sports, musical theatre, games, STEM, and gymnastics.
Join BHS Superintendent Rick West for conversation, a light snack, and a walking tour of Johnson Nature Center on Wednesday, October 16 from 10-11 a.m.