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Bayfield High School
800 County Road 501
Bayfield, CO 81122

Phone: (970) 884-9521
Fax: (970) 884-4226

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Welcome to Bayfield High School

Bayfield High School is dedicated to providing a safe and balanced atmosphere where students can develop the necessary skills to achieve and experience success as life-long learners and productive citizens of a global society. Home of the Mighty Wolverines.

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BHS Math Piloting Web-Based Math Program

Published on 01/25/2012 at 2:18 p.m. by arenner

The BHS math department is pleased to bring you news of an exciting new opportunity! We are piloting a web-based program, the ALEKS Program, that can address the needs of gifted as well as students challenged by mathematics. Click here to read more information from the math department about this opportunity. Also, take time to visit the ALEKS website and take a tour of the program itself.

BHS Construction Installs Solar Panel

Published on 12/13/2011 at 9:14 a.m. by arenner

Students of the Bayfield High School Carpentry class recently installed a solar panel on one of their class construction projects. Solar Works of Durango, provided expertise and guided the students through the installation process. This project was aimed at teaching students about solar energy and the technology associated with it. The solar panel was purchased through the Carl D. Perkins grant, and proceeds from the sale of the class's solar equipped building will help to fund class projects next year. For more info, call (970) 884-5553.

Ladybugs in the Classroom?

Published on 11/08/2011 at 8:58 a.m. by wdbishop

Bayfield High School is now equipped with 16 new document cameras. The Lumens DC 265 was purchased through a grant that Chantey Webbe applied for this summer. After taking a couple of graduate courses in technology, she was determined to acquire new tools for the classrooms at BHS. Due to the financial crisis, Mrs. Webbe was well aware that funding for technology was limited. After hearing about a possible eduction grant from La Plata Electric Association, she decided to take time out of her summer to apply for the grant. Fortunately, the grant was honored, giving BHS $12, 500. This amount allowed for 15 document cameras, 2 flip cameras, and hopefully one SMART board, although there currently is not enough funding left for the interactive white board.