I want to take a moment to address what occurred at last night’s boys basketball game.
Let me be very clear. Fighting is never acceptable and will never be condoned. Our expectation is that all students and spectators demonstrate sportsmanship, self control, and respect at all times, regardless of the situation or emotions involved.
I do want to acknowledge and appreciate the many students and fans who chose to step back, remain calm, and allow school officials and school police officers to handle the situation appropriately. By showing restraint and good sportsmanship, you helped prevent the incident from escalating further and allowed it to be addressed quickly and safely.
Sportsmanship is not just about how we act when things are going well. It is most evident in moments of frustration or tension. Choosing to trust school officials and school police officers and handle adversity the right way reflects positively on our school and on you as individuals.
This is Bearcat pride in action. It is how we support our teams, represent our school, and show the community who we are, even in challenging moments.
We will continue to hold high expectations for behavior at all school events, and we appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe, respectful, and positive environment.
Thank you for supporting our students, our teams, and our school the right way.
Sincerely,
Christopher Bryant
BHS Principal
GHSA 1–3A STATE CHAMPION in the Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke! 🥇
3rd place in the Girls 200 IM! 🥉
HISTORY MADE — the first Swimming State Champion in Bainbridge High School history!
Big-time performance. Big-time moment. Big-time Bearcat.
So proud of you, Greta! Bearcat Nation is on fire! 💥🔥💜
#StateChampion #GretaZuccaro #HistoryMade #BearcatPride #BearcatNation #GoBearcats #GHSA #ChampionshipEnergy 💜🐾🔥
Big-time Congratulations to Brooks Hines on signing with Huntingdon College to further his education and play football! Proud of the work, the grind, and the way you represent Bainbridge High School. Go do great things at the next level! 🏈🐾 #HuntingdonBound #BearcatProud
She races again tomorrow in the finals.
EXTRA! EXTRA! 🗞️✨ Tickets are NOW ON SALE! 🎟️🎭
Don’t miss Disney’s Newsies Jr. presented by BHS Drama featuring BMS Drama! This show is packed with heart, high-energy dancing, and big Broadway vibes. These talented students are ready to seize the day and light up the stage!
📅 March 27th at 7PM
📅 March 28th at 2PM & 7PM
🚪 Doors open 30 minutes before showtime! It is General Admission so don't be late!
💻 Tickets available online & at the door
Bring a little extra cash 💐 — we’ll have flowers and message cards available so you can send love to your favorite cast or crew member during the show!
Seats will go fast… you don’t want to miss out!
Grab yours now:
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#NewsiesJr #SeizeTheDay #BHSDrama #BMSDrama #SupportTheArts #LiveTheatre #BainbridgeGA
Bainbridge High School Celebrates Black History Month
This month, we celebrate the achievements, learn the history, and honor the legacy of Black Americans whose contributions have shaped our nation and our world.
At BHS, we want our students to know that today’s learners are tomorrow’s history makers. Your voice, your actions, and your dreams matter.
We learn. We honor. We celebrate. We continue the legacy.
Black History Month video
#BlackHistoryMonth #BainbridgeHighSchool #HistoryInTheMaking #HonoringTheLegacy #BearcatPride
Coach DuBose Is Keen on Community Outreach
Bainbridge High School Head Football Coach, Jamey DuBose, met today with the Keenagers of Bainbridge. The Keenagers are an older adult group that meets on the first Wednesday of each month at Bainbridge First Methodist Church for a time of great food and fellowship, along with hearing from speakers from in and around our community.
Today, Coach DuBose shared how his work goes beyond building players on the field to building a community of young men grounded in character, accountability, and respect. He spoke about the importance of mentorship, teamwork, and service, emphasizing that the lessons learned through athletics extend far beyond the game and into everyday life. His message reinforced the impact of investing in young men and strengthening the community as a whole.
