Lilly Scholarship Applications are now open.
Electronic applications were sent out on Schoology and paper applications are available in the guidance office. All applications are due to the guidance office by September 19.
Electronic applications were sent out on Schoology and paper applications are available in the guidance office. All applications are due to the guidance office by September 19.
To stay updated on any upcoming visits from colleges or military branches please refer to the calendar on the BGHS page. Visits are made in the back commons during all lunch periods.
Congratulations to the following Seniors for their scholarship awards from the Porter Township Education Foundation:
Suzie Peterson Education Scholarship: Nicole Hampton
Engineering Scholarships: Taylor Francis, Gage Maxberry
Business Scholarships: Ella Hylek, Kyle Janda
Health Services Scholarships: Kara Krause, Kailyn Coates
The PTSC Education Foundation is offering scholarships seniors planning to attend school for: Business, Health Care, Engineering, Trade School, and Education. Applications have been posted to Schoology and hard copies are available in the Guidance office. All are due April 28, 2022.
Joe Starkey was a 1998 graduate of Boone Grove High School. During high school,
he was a member of the student council and was a founding member of Project
CARE. Also, he played basketball and volleyball. After graduating from Indiana
University, he worked at Oak Partners as a financial advisor. On March 23, 2021,
Joe unexpectedly passed away. His family has decided to honor him through a
scholarship given in his name. A $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to a graduating
senior from Boone Grove.
The FBI’s Youth Leadership Academy is designed to promote an educational experience that will
provide students with valuable leadership training and a greater understanding of the FBI. Through
experiential learning activities, students will develop skills in communication, trust, team work,
goal setting and leadership. If you are interested please see flyer and application here.
This year, juniors will be taking SAT as the state mandated test. We will be giving the test the morning of March 3rd.
Students will receive standard SAT scores as well as a proficiency levels specific to Indiana. The cut scores for these proficiency levels will be determined by Indiana educators following the first test administration.
Students may elect to send their SAT score reports to up to four colleges/universities at no charge.
This will be a digital version of both English and Math sections. There will be no essay. The majority of the test will be multiple choice with some numeric fill-in as well.
Below are links with some guidance on test preparation.
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/practice
https://www.khanacademy.org/SAT
https://blog.prepscholar.com/printable-sat-practice-tests-4-free-official-tests
https://www.4tests.com/sat-practice-test#StartExam
https://www.test-guide.com/free-sat-practice-tests.html
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YWEIDYklfdstYzm2rRDxbudPrUQ9lrl2
https://login11.cloud1.tds.cambiumast.com/student/V563/Pages/LoginShell.aspx?c=Collegeboard_PT
Tim Hecht Scholarship: This scholarship will provide financial assistance to worthy students who have an interest in a law enforcement career after receiving post-secondary education. The major factors in evaluating applicants are career objective, financial need and the insight gained from the letter written by applicants requesting consideration.