*** To Purchase tickets go to: https://gofan.co/event/1724455?schoolId=NM8094

*If you plan to bring a student who does not attend BHS Please complete the Non-BHS Form and return to the front office no later than 10/3

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*** If you cannot attend the Parade for any reason and need to stay back at the school please complete the opt Out form and return to your advisory teacher

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AVID is a program for students in the academic “middle” (GPA 2.0 to 3.5) who are underachieving, underrepresented, and/or first-generation college students.  The purpose of AVID is to prepare students for college.  The AVID elective class provides academic support to students.  Writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization & reading (WICOR), along with tutorials and study skills are the core strategies of the AVID program.  

Requirements for receiving graduation cords:

•   Student has a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher.

• Student accepted to an accredited college or university, trade school or military

• Student must have been in the AVID Program a minimum of two years with the final year being their senior year.  

Requirement for receiving AVID Graduation Stole:

• Student must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher 

• Student has been accepted to an accredited college or university, trade school or military

• Student has been in the AVID Program all four years of high school.

SPONSOR: Suzie Padilla

Art Club offers students the opportunity to investigate and learn new art techniques in addition to creating art for themselves

Art Club Meets Thursdays After School

SPONSOR: Elizabeth Prusak

Bernalillo Bands are made up of grades 7-12 from both Bernalillo Middle and Bernalillo High School.  The Bands annually attend the New Mexico Music Educators Association District VI Band Music Performance Assessment, also known as Band Large Group, and have earned Superior ratings for the past 5 years in a row.  The Bernalillo Bands have also qualified and attended the NMAA State Concert Band Competition for the last two years, and earned our schools first “Superior” ratings at that competition placing 5th in our class at an event with over 100 other bands from all over New Mexico. 

SPONSOR: Tristin Tucker

Our mission is to provide a supportive and engaging environment for students to learn and improve their chess skills. Through our club activities, we aim to foster critical thinking, strategic planning, and sportsmanship among our members.

Meets Wednesdays after school

 SPONSOR: Mark Borrega

An entirely student-led organization formed to promote the learning of culture and encourage students to become leaders and advocates in school as well as the community.

To earn a graduation Cord students must participate in 80% of all meetings and leadership conferences

SPONSOR: Alma Salinas

"The National FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education."

2nd and 4th Tuesday of each Month in room 401

SPONSOR: Matrice Garcia

Our GEAR UP CEO Ambassadors are students that help with all the GEAR UP Campaigns and activities throughout the year.  This includes GEAR UP Week activities, College Application Day, FAFSA Completion, 8th Grade Transition, and Community Service Projects. 

SPONSORS: Marison Aragon & Lupe Cervantez

Gender-Sexuality Alliances (GSA) also known as “Spartan H.E.R.O.” (Helping Educate Regarding Orientation) is a student-led club with a faculty advisor that works to promote respect for all students. The GSA participates in national activities such as 'The Day of Silence' and 'World AIDS Day' to raise awareness, educates students and staff, and promotes respect and understanding for everyone in the BHS community.

SPONSOR:

A vibrant community dedicated to supporting and celebrating the rich heritage of Native American students. Our mission is to create a welcoming space where indigenous youth can thrive, share their stories, and raise awareness about their unique cultures.

SPONSOR: Lorilei Chavez

The International Thespian Honor Society is a group that is dedicated not only to excellent work within the realm of theatre and film, but also gets involved with community, academic, and extra curricular activities. Students involved work toward different honors and awards by obtaining Thespian points through participation in shows, competitions, festivals and conferences. All students are welcome to participate in every aspect of theater including technical theatre.

Requirements for receiving graduation cords:

• An initiated Thespian must be in good standing by the time of graduation.

• For a Blue stole student has to earn 60Pts.

• For a White stole student has to earn 120 Pts.

• For a medal student has to earn 180 Pts.

SPONSOR:

The New Mexico Mathematics, Engineering, and Science Achievement (NM MESA) is a pre-college program that prepares students for college and careers in mathematics, engineering, science or technically related fields.

Bernalillo MESA supports students in a variety of enriched math, science and engineering activities including field trips, workshops, regional and state-wide academic competitions, community service and leadership development projects.

SPONSOR: Mark Borrega/ Melba Acantilado

The National Honor Society (NHS) elevates a school’s commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These four pillars have been associated with membership in the organization since its inception in 1921.

Membership in the National Honor Society is awarded to those who work hard and exhibit good examples of the four pillars Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. They must strive to uphold the 4 pillars and maintain a 3.75 and above GPA each semester.

 SPONSOR: Melba Acantilado

The BHS Outdoor Club emphasizes environmental education and peer understand and cooperation by exposing students to experiences in nature through hiking, backpacking, cross-country skiing, snow-showing, camping, and other outdoor activities.  The club expects students to accept one another, be responsible, contribute, and cooperate in a group effort through fundraising, trip preparation, and collaboration in the development of club guideline and safety procedures.  For camping trips, mixed groups work together to set up camp collect and chop firewood, cook, clean-up, break camp and participate in group treks and/or activities.  When introducing members to new activities, participants are required to teach and patiently encourage one another. The goal is to respect and appreciate nature and each other. 

SPONSOR: Karla Bejos

The Bernalillo High School, Student Council, also known as “Spartan Empire”, is an organization formed to promote and encourage a voice and reflect the views of the Student Body of Bernalillo High School.

To Earn a graduation Cord students must participate in BHS’ Student Council for a minimum of 2 trimesters during their senior year, participate in at least 70% of all school sponsored activities and attend at least one NMASC Conference.

SPONSOR: Jennifer Jaramillo