Beaver Nation:
Game Information for Boys Regional Basketball game between Mingo Central Miners vs the Bluefield Beavers.
Date: 3/6/2024
Location: Brushfork Armory
Tipoff: 7:00pm
Ticket Information: All tickets will be sold digitally on GoFan. Attached is the ticket information. Please use the QR code or go to GoFan.
Ticket Prices: $5 for students and $8 for adults.
Bluefield High School will be implementing the clear bag/no bag policy for the game. Please read the attached information concerning the policy.
Go Beavers!
From the City of Bluefield WV
The City of Bluefield is thrilled to announce the winners of the 1st Annual City-Wide Black History Month Contest. We commend these outstanding individuals for their remarkable contributions in highlighting significant aspects of African American history. Here are the winners:
Intermediate School Level:
1st Place: Alexis Hart from Bluefield Intermediate School, for her project highlighting Bluefield, WV Police DepartmentDetective Kevin L. Ross.
Middle School Level:
1st Place: Issac Harris from Bluefield Middle School, for his project titled "Ottley's and Dixie Orphan."
2nd Place: Jackson Jones from Bluefield Middle School, for his essay on local artist Issac Preston.
High School Level:
1st Place: Arianna Dowell from Bluefield High School, for her project and essay on Bluefield's African American history in barber and hair care.
2nd Place: Marrissa Carter from Bluefield High School, for her essay on Elizabeth Simpson Drewery.
We are excited to recognize the exceptional efforts of ALL participating students. Your dedication and hard work have truly made a difference. We extend our gratitude to the community for its support and assistance in making this initiative a success.
Special thanks to In & Out Investments for sponsoring the winners' prizes, and to Principal Collins from Bluefield High School, Principal Miller from Bluefield Middle School, and Principal Damon from Bluefield Intermediate School for their invaluable support.
Congratulations to all the winners!
Beaver Nation:
Here is a visual of the new clear bag procedure that we will be implementing at the Brushfork Armory, effective 2/26/24. Please share this information.
As for the game on 2/27/2024 vs Wyoming East, the gates will open at 5:30pm. Tip-off will be at 7pm.
We will have extra lighting in the parking lots and extra police on duty to monitor.
Beaver Nation:
Effective 2/26/2024, Bluefield High School and Mercer County Schools will be implementing a new Clear Bag/No Bag policy at the Brushfork Armory. We will also be using metal detectors as the fans enter the venue. Please review the information in this post if you plan to attend the game on Tuesday, February 27, 2024 vs Wyoming East.
Sorry for the inconvenience, but the safety of our school community is our number one priority.
Go Beavers! 🦫
Congratulations to Sarah Hazlewood for being named the 2024 Bluefield High School Service Personnel of the Year! Sarah is quiet but hard working cook in the BHS kitchen! She has a great heart and is greatly respected and appreciated by the staff and students at BHS!
Beaver Nation:
The Bluefield Beavers will take on the Summers County Bobcats tonight at the Brushfork Armory. This will be the first round of the sectional tournament. Game will start at 7pm. Tickets will be $7 at the door.
Winner will play in the championship game on February 27 at 7pm at the highest seed.
Go Beavers!
Update:
February 20
The Bluefield High School Boys basketball game vs Mt. View tonight will be played at the Bluefield High School gym. Varsity only. Tipoff will be at 7:00pm.
Go Beavers! 🦫 🦫🦫
Good Luck to the Bluefield Lady Beaver Basketball team as they travel to Summers County to take on the Lady Bobcats semifinals of the Sectional Tournament. Game will be at 7:30pm. 🦫🦫🦫
Bluefield High School would like to say congratulations to Titus Holcomb! Titus will be moving on to the WV State Science Fair competition in Charleston on March 4, 2024! Awesome Job!!
Go Beavers!
Today Bluefield High School and Princeton Senior High School collaborated on a wonderful project!
Students collaborated to write and direct original play scripts using children’s books. The project was an inclusive cross county collaboration, where students of all ability levels worked together to meet a common goal. The idea was to promote collaboration, inclusiveness, and show learning can be fun!
Bluefield and Princeton High students enjoyed working together creating new stories they shared with our friends from Glenwood, Princeton Primary, and Bluefield Middle Schools.
Bluefield High School:
Congratulations to the Science Bowl team for securing 4th place at the West Virginia Science Bowl competition.
West Virginia Science Bowl consisted of 24 teams of four students answering questions about math and science. Teams must finish in the top 2 teams of their division before competing in an 8-team double-elimination bracket. Teams are invited to the competition by placing in the top 3 at their regional competition.
The Bluefield Science Bowl team, led by team Captain Nathan Yost, won four out of five games in the first round. They then defeated George Washington High School before falling to Morgantown team 2, then they eliminated Oak Hill High School. Bluefield lost to 3rd place Wheeling Park High School. The Bluefield High School Science Department was awarded $300.
Bluefield qualified for West Virginia Science Bowl by placing first in the RESA 1 competition at Concord University in February.
Pictured from left to right: (Coach) Taylor Bulson, Mackenzie Jackson, Quinn Brown, Nathan Yost, Jack Schroeder, Liam Dietz.
Go Beavers!!
Bluefield High School:
The internet at Bluefield High School is currently down. Mercer County Schools is aware of the problem and is working on the issue. If you need to contact Bluefield High School, please call the following number, 304-325-0529.
Current 9th and 10th graders are eligible to apply.
Current 11th graders are eligible to apply.
Current 10th graders are eligible to apply.
Current 9th and 10th graders are eligible to apply.
Current 9th, 10th, and 11th graders are eligible to apply for the Governor's School for Entrepreneurship!
What an amazing day with Mr. Willie Spears at Bluefield High School!
He started the day speaking to the BHS student body about having a plan now and in life! He also spoke to them about making good choices!
He next made a trip to Bluefield Middle before returning to Bluefield High to speak with our athletes and band members.
Mr. Spears finished the day with providing professional development to the Mercer County Schools teachers!
Mr. Spears messages provided inspiration and encouragement !
Bluefield High School:
Even with the 2-Hour Delay, we will still have our scheduled exams starting on tomorrow, January 22nd. The updated schedule will be posted on Schoology. Thank you and have a good evening!
Bluefield High School is excited to have Mr. Willie Spears on campus on Wednesday, January 24th. Mr. Spears is a nationally known author, speaker, and coach!
Willie Spears will be speaking to the Bluefield High School and Bluefield Middle School students throughout the school day on January 24th.
He will then be providing professional development for the Mercer County Schools teachers on January 24th from 4pm - 6pm.
This is going to be an awesome event for our students and staff!!
