Bentonville West is hosting a Workshop presented by the Amazeum to teach the ins and outs of marketing and selling your artwork! If you are a maker of any kind, join us for this FREE workshop right here at West! Click the QR Code to register! Hurry! Registration closes on October 29!
Thank you for allowing BWHS 9th graders to serve at the locations listed above! We are truly grateful for this opportunity!! #BWHSCSL
Don't forget to register for the first-ever BWHS Writers Conference on Tuesday, October 24th, we will host an all-day event in the PAC, featuring a panel discussion, breakout sessions, and a keynote by award-winning author and Arkansas native Eli Cranor (Don't Know Tough and Ozark Dogs). We can't wait to offer this opportunity to our students at absolutely no cost thanks to a grant from the Bentonville Schools Foundation! Any student in grades 9-12 can register by scanning the QR code found on promo image or using the link in student announcements.
Last week the BWHS Career Studies department hosted Mock Interviews over two days and interviewed over 500 students. #WeAreWest
Yearbook prices increase in November! Reserve yours now at the lowest price of the year. You can also purchase senior ads and upload photos through Yearbook Snap at the same link (code BWHS2024).
Last week the Chemistry of Food classes at BWHS and BHS visited the Dale Bumpers College of Agriculture, Food and Life Sciences. They took a tour of the buildings and saw several labs and watched 2000lbs of apple butter being processed.
Announcing the first-ever BWHS Writers Conference: On Tuesday, October 24th, we will host an all-day event in the PAC, featuring a panel discussion, breakout sessions, and a keynote by award-winning author and Arkansas native Eli Cranor (Don't Know Tough and Ozark Dogs). Our panel guests work in industries ranging all the way from the corporate world to digital media and marketing to stand up comedy in order to highlight how (sometimes unexpectedly) writing persists as an essential skill in the workplace, and several of these professionals will host targeted small group sessions during flex time immediately following the panel. After lunch, we'll hear from a New York Times bestselling author about his path to writing professionally. We can't wait to offer this opportunity to our students at absolutely no cost thanks to a grant from the Bentonville Schools Foundation! Any student in grades 9-12 can register by scanning the QR code found on promo image or using the link in student announcements.
If you were not aware, we won a crazy game against Rogers Friday night and are in the running for Team of the Week award. Please take a moment and vote! Go Wolverines!
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Food Safety & Nutrition students made savory green beans and sweet orange julius on Friday. Farm to Table meets sweet & savory.
BWHS engineering students tour the University of Arkansas College of Engineering, then take part in a design challenge contest.
Marketing Business Enterprise and Digital Marketing classes attended the Ozark Media Arts Festival on Wednesday & Thursday and we had two groups complete in the Social Media Instagram Challenge and they both placed. The group of boys placed 2nd and the mixed group placed 3rd.
What a day at the SkillsUSA Fall Leadership Conference! Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Myers are thrilled to see the BWHS SkillsUSA chapter officers diving headfirst into leadership training. The future looks bright! ☀️
Congratulations to the Students, Staff, and Families of BWHS for earning the Gold AP Honor Roll status from the College Board!! Go Wolverines!!
Congratulations to the students, staff and families for BWHS's 2022/2023 ESSA score: A! This score is based on test scores, grad rate, and several other factors. Great job, Wolverines!!
Swedish chemical engineer and renewable energy expert, Martin Tofft, participates in a video conference with BWHS engineering students to discuss next generation energy technologies he is helping develop in Scandinavia.
University of Arkansas archivist Joshua Youngblood visited with the yearbook staff to talk about the importance of yearbooks as a historical document and research tool. He brought Razorback yearbooks dating back to 1901 that are part of the university’s Special Collections.
First Pep Rally of the school year in the books! The Blues Brothers, Senior Girls, and Cheer Team were hype today! BWHS students are ready to beat Fayetteville tonight! #Let'sGO
Chemistry of Food students did a measurement lab that compared different measurement techniques of dry and liquid ingredients. #WeAreWEST
West Orchestra participated in the All-District StringFest last Tuesday at the Arend Arts Center. This was an evening dedicated to welcoming all the 6th graders and their parents into the Orchestra family. All 7th-12th grade Orchestra students performed together on stage for a magical evening full of joy and inspiration. So proud of West Orchestra for their dedication to spreading the joy of music to the upcoming Wolverines! #clawsup
Our Wolverine Special Olympians traveled down to Lincoln, AR to compete in this year's football Special Olympics event. Our athletes fought hard and never gave up, and earned third-place ribbons for their effort! Way to represent Bentonville West High School!
