• September 25Sporting Events: Students 17 years old and younger without a BHS ID must be accompanied by an adult.
  • September 25Sporting Event Tickets: Tickets can be purchased at GoFan (see Athletics on the BHS website) or at the door/gate by using a credit card.
  • September 25Saturday (9/28): B-Mountain Painting: BHS seniors who turned in a permission slip: 7:15am at the BHS gym
  • September 25Saturday (9/28): Senior Sunrise: All BHS seniors are ​welcome: 6:30am at the BHS stadium
  • September 25Thursday (9/26): Girl's Tennis vs Oak Hills: 3:15pm at the BHS tennis courts
  • September 25Thursday (9/26): Volleyball vs Hesperia: 3:15pm at the BHS gym
  • September 25PSAT: The PSAT exam is scheduled for Wednesday, October 16. This exam is for juniors. Sophomores will have an opportunity to take the test in the spring. Juniors may sign-up at the Burroughs Online Store or in the Finance Office. The test costs $20 and space is limited.
  • September 25ASVAB: BHS is offering the ASVAB exam on October 2 at BHS . The ASVAB is required to join the US Military (all branches) and is a great tool to explore your strengths, weaknesses, and careers. Registration is taking place now through September 30th with Mrs. Rolfness in the counseling center. There is no cost.
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Promposals = free tix!

Addie Gerber, Editor-in-Chief
April 1, 2024
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BHS baseball player Cory Kent and fellow junior Makynna Freund are hoping their promposal scores a home run in the competition.

Want a chance to earn free tickets to prom? Join in on ASB’s annual promposal competition to try your hand at winning two free tickets to prom!

All you have to do is ask your significant other or friend to prom in a fun or creative way. The couple with the best proposal will win the two free prom tickets. 

Even though ASB wants you to be as creative as possible, there are some rules you have to follow in order to qualify for the competition.

First, the proposal must be school-appropriate. Second, the proposal may not happen during class. It can happen during passing periods, lunch, before, and after school but it can not disrupt a class. Third, students must have four or fewer demerits and no library fines. Lastly, at least one student involved in the promposal (either the recipient or proposer) must be a junior or senior attending Burroughs. 

All entries must be emailed to Mrs. Larson at [email protected] or sent to ASB’s Instagram page at @burroasb by April 8th. Voting will be done on Instagram and will last 24 hours.

If you have any further questions, please contact Mrs. Larson or a member of ASB.

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Addie Gerber
Addie Gerber, Editor-in-Chief
Addie is a senior in her third year of Newswriting. Addie has lived in Ridgecrest for five years now after moving from Arizona. After constantly traveling with her family, Addie has found a love for the outdoors. Some of the activities she does during her free time are hiking, backpacking, reading, archery, and spending time with friends and family -- including her dog, Max.