Welcome, students to the BHS Student Hub.
Here you'll find links to frequently used websites, information on senior events, how to purchase a yearbook, student productions and BHS student news.
Berkley High School welcomes all and has no tolerance for bullying. Please take time to read through the BHS Code of Conduct and the Board policy on bullying.
In 2017, Berkley High School moved away from class rank for all students. This new plan was first enacted for the Class of 2019. The letter below was sent to the BHS community from then principal Randy Gawel explaining the decsion.
March 28, 2017
Dear Berkley High School Parents and Students:
Sometimes organizations do things because they have always done those things in a particular way, not because it makes sense to continue to do so. Practices are often continued because it is easier to just move forward with them rather than to review them and, if finding them to be no longer necessary, end them. Class ranking in high schools has been one of those things.
After much research and careful consideration, it has been decided that starting with the class of 2019, and for each successive class thereafter, Berkley High School will be ending the practice of ranking students. We will be doing this for a number of reasons:
Please know that we are making this decision with the best interests of our students in mind, both for the time that they are enrolled here at BHS and with an eye to their future. If you have any questions about this decision, please do not hesitate to contact myself or your child’s counselor.
Yours in Education,
Randy Gawel
If you need a work permit processed while school buildings are closed, please email the completed form to secretary Lesli Wyatt. She will complete it and send it back to you.
BHS Seniors & Families: Start completing the FAFSA on October 1st!
3 simple steps to completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA):
Click here for more information and help on completing the FAFSA!
🎓 Onsite Admissions Day – Oct. 17!
Seniors — meet with college reps at Berkley High and get accepted on the spot!
✅ Free to apply
✅ 10-minute meetings
✅ Instant admissions decisions
✅ Scholarships & opportunities available
Sign up by Oct. 9
📅 Mandatory info lunch – Oct. 10
📥 Last day to apply – Oct. 13
Don’t miss out — every year, students who skip it regret it. Take this chance to get in and get ahead!
🎓 Onsite Admissions Day – Oct. 17!
Seniors — meet with college reps at Berkley High and get accepted on the spot!
✅ Free to apply
✅ 10-minute meetings
✅ Instant admissions decisions
✅ Scholarships & opportunities available
Sign up by Oct. 9
📅 Mandatory info lunch – Oct. 10
📥 Last day to apply – Oct. 13
Don’t miss out — every year, students who skip it regret it. Take this chance to get in and get ahead!
🎓 Onsite Admissions Day – Oct. 17!
Seniors — meet with college reps at Berkley High and get accepted on the spot!
✅ Free to apply
✅ 10-minute meetings
✅ Instant admissions decisions
✅ Scholarships & opportunities available
Sign up by Oct. 9
📅 Mandatory info lunch – Oct. 10
📥 Last day to apply – Oct. 13
Don’t miss out — every year, students who skip it regret it. Take this chance to get in and get ahead!
🎓 Onsite Admissions Day – Oct. 17!
Seniors — meet with college reps at Berkley High and get accepted on the spot!
✅ Free to apply
✅ 10-minute meetings
✅ Instant admissions decisions
✅ Scholarships & opportunities available
Sign up by Oct. 9
📅 Mandatory info lunch – Oct. 10
📥 Last day to apply – Oct. 13
Don’t miss out — every year, students who skip it regret it. Take this chance to get in and get ahead!
Questions? Visit the College & Career Center!
We are hosting a workshop to help seniors and parents complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to apply for financial aid for their first year in college. As a public service, a representative from Oakland University is facilitating the workshop. Please register using the link below and follow the instructions to prepare. Â
Please register using this link:Â https://apply.oakland.
More than 24 hours before you attend the FAFSA Workshop:
Student applicants and each parent contributor must each create their own FSA ID at studentaid.gov more than 24 hours ahead of starting the FAFSA.
Determine which parent(s) will contribute information to the FAFSA - https://studentaid.gov/sites/
Record each studentaid.gov login in a secure location or on Step One of the FAFSA Worksheet.Â
Review the FAFSA Checklist to gather information necessary to complete the FAFSA.
Participants will need contributor social security numbers (if applicable), personal emails, and cell phone numbers.
If you are unable to join the workshop on the date/time selected, you can access OU hosted workshops open to anyone regardless of college choice on the Financial Aid Events website
We are hosting a Financial Aid Finish Line visit to help seniors who have any remaining financial aid questions, require help with their FAFSA, or ther financial aid related tasks. As a public service, a representative from Oakland University will be available to help you no matter where you choose to attend college. Please register using the link below and follow the instructions to prepare. Â
Please register using this link:Â https://apply.oakland.
Bring the following things with you to be prepared for the workshop:
All financial aid offers and usernames and passwords for student accounts for the colleges/universities where you’ve been admitted
Your FSA ID and password and/or your Student Aid Index number from your FAFSA if you need help with your application.
Any financial aid questions with which you need help!
