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Math Talk and Multiple Methods: Home Strategies for Success with Bridges Math

BHS elementary students are now in their second year with Bridges in Mathematics, a hands-on math curriculum that emphasizes real-world problem solving and flexible thinking. Read more to discover how families can incorporate two key elements of Bridges math into everyday moments: multi-strategy thinking and purposeful “Math Talk.”

Lone Pine News and Announcements

With a focus on an engaging and safe learning day for all in our building, the following are guidelines for ALL visitors.

  • BUILDING VISITS: 
    • For visitors joining our learning community as a volunteer, a background check must be submitted and verified prior to appointed date and time of visit. Find the Bloomfield Hills background check form here.
    • Meetings with staff are by appointment only. 
  • PARKING LOT: Arrival and dismissal traffic flow is restricted to pathways and designated areas. See our traffic / parking map here.
  • NUTRITION GUIDANCE: All elementary buildings are nut restricted. No edible treats for individual birthday or celebatory events.
  • DISMISSAL CHANGE: For any change to a routine dismissal plan, parent/guardian must submit this form on the day of student dismissal change.
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Your classroom teacher and school will communicate to you via REMIND using contact information in MISTAR.

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District News

Parents of current eighth graders are invited to learn about the opportunities available at Bloomfield Hills High School, meet with administrators, and learn about the scheduling process for the upcoming school year during the ninth grade orientation.

BHS elementary students are now in their second year with Bridges in Mathematics, a hands-on math curriculum that emphasizes real-world problem solving and flexible thinking. Read more to discover how families can incorporate two key elements of Bridges math into everyday moments: multi-strategy thinking and purposeful “Math Talk.”