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FCCLA Chapter Picture

Panther FCCLA had a fabulous week in WA D.C. for the FCCLA National Leadership Conference! Students got to learn lots in workshops, from keynote speakers, attend a rally at the capital, compete, and more!  Our students worked hard and dedicated many, many hours to prepare for this conference. 

Chapter Recognition- 
Our chapter was recognized as the HS Winner for the National Program Student Body with a focus on Sugar Awareness and understanding sugar in our bodies, specifically around sugar-added beverages.  Chloe S. represented our Chapter and received the plaque on stage!  

State Officer-
Jayla D. served as a WA State Officer as VP of Competitive Events and a National Voting Delegate.  She got to interview national officer candidates and help run the state meetings during the week, including the STAR Events Competition recognition session. 

Competition Results:
Allen B- Earned 1st Place and National Champion in the Knowledge Challenge test on the topic of Counseling and Mental Health Services.  He also received a GOLD on  his Interior Design project. 
Addi N- Earned a Gold for her Focus on Children Project on helping plan and execute the Elementary Activity Night. 
Audrey H- Earned recognition for finishing 8th in the nation for the Virtual Business Challenge in Personal Finance.
Chanel P.- Earned Silver for her Chapter in Review Portfolio project. 
Reilly S.- Earned Silver for her Event Management project
Chloe S. & Delaney A.- Earned a Silver for their National Program in Action project
Larkin B.- Earned a Silver for her Hospitality project

Say Yes to FCS-
Delaney A. participated in the national signing event on stage for Say Yes to FCS, where she committed to being an FCS teacher in the future.

Adviser Recognition:
On a personal note, I got recognized as one of the Top 15 FCCLA Advisers of the Year, and I earned the Master Adviser Academy: Elite designation as well.  

Overall, BLHS had a great FCCLA Nationals, and we are so very proud of all they accomplished, as well as the professionalism and FCCLA spirit they showed during the week! 

They represented Bonney Lake High School well! 

FCCLA Chapter Picture


FCCLA Chapter Picture

 

 

BLHS camps

Looking for a fun and active way to spend the summer? Registration is now open for youth sports summer camps coordinated by Bonney Lake High School. Previously offered through the City of Bonney Lake Recreation Program, these camps help students build skills, stay active, and connect with coaches and teammates. BLHS plans and manages its own camp offerings and registration.

  • Bonney Lake High School
    Football, basketball (dance, cheer, and additional camps coming soon)
    Learn more and register online at blpanthercamps.com

The image features the title "Bonney Lake High School Drama Club Presents: MAMMA MIA!" displayed prominently against a background of vibrant pink tulips or similar flowers.

Mark your calendars for Bonney Lake High School’s Drama Club performance of Mamma Mia! The community is invited to enjoy this feel-good musical with both evening and matinee options.

When: April 17-18 at 7 pm; April 18-19 at 2 pm

Where: BLHS Performing Arts Center

Tickets: $10 students, seniors, veterans; $12 adults. Purchase tickets online or at the door.

Pink bougainvillea frames a poster for Bonney Lake High School's Drama Club production of %22Mamma Mia!%22 in the background.
Bonney Lake High School student mid-throw at a bowling alley

Sumner-Bonney Lake School District high school student-athletes racked up an impressive list of records, standings and post-season finishes for boys/girls basketball, girls bowling, dance/drill, cheer, gymnastics, boys swim/dive and boys/girls wrestling. Check out the winter sports season wrap-up, which includes teams, individuals, coaches and scholastic information.