One of our favorite Homecoming traditions was back first thing this morning!
Our Beaverton football players helped kick off HOCO Day by heading over to the elementary school to greet our younger Beavers as they arrived — and then made their way into classrooms to keep the excitement going!
High fives, big smiles, and plenty of BEAVER PRIDE to start the day!
There’s just something special about our big Beavers showing up for our little Beavers.
HOCO 2026 is officially underway!
#BeaverPride #HOCO2026 #BeavertonBeavers
A huge congratulations to our Beaverton Equestrian Team!
The team had an outstanding showing at Districts and earned the title of:
🏆 District 6 – Division C RESERVE CHAMPIONS! 🏆
And they’re not done yet… THEY’RE HEADED TO REGIONALS!
Midland Fairgrounds October 2nd–4th
We are incredibly proud of our riders and all the hard work they’ve put in to get here. Way to represent Beaverton!
Good luck at Regionals — keep riding strong!
These everyday classroom supplies make a BIG difference. We are so grateful to have community partners who continue to support our teachers and students.
Thank you for helping our teachers keep the learning—and the writing—going! #GoBeavers
Beaverton High School Cancels Home Varsity Football Game Against Harrison Due to Injuries; JV to Play Away
BEAVERTON, MI — September 14, 2026 — Beaverton High School athletic officials announced today the cancellation of the upcoming home varsity football game against Harrison High School, originally scheduled to be played at Beaverton on Friday, September 18.
The decision was made due to a depleted varsity roster caused by a high number of student-athlete injuries. School administrators and the coaching staff determined that the varsity team cannot safely field the minimum number of healthy players required for a matchup this weekend.
The primary goal of the cancellation is to give sidelined varsity players the proper window to rest and recover so that Beaverton can safely and competitively complete the remainder of the 2026 season.
The junior varsity (JV) game against Harrison will still be played as originally scheduled on Thursday, September 17. Kickoff is set for 6:00 PM away at Harrison High School, and the athletic department encourages fans to travel and support the JV squad.
"The safety, health, and long-term well-being of our student-athletes will always be our absolute top priority," said the Beaverton Athletic Department. "While we are incredibly disappointed for our varsity players, coaches, and fans, this difficult step is necessary to allow our team time to heal. We are grateful that our JV student-athletes still have the opportunity to compete this week, and we extend our sincere appreciation to Harrison High School, the Jack Pine Conference, and the Beaverton community for their understanding and continued support."
Information regarding ticket refunds or vouchers for the canceled home varsity game will be released by the athletic department later this week.
Beaverton High School will host the optional PSAT/NMSQT on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, starting promptly at 8:00 AM. Due to strict testing time constraints, participating students must arrive by 7:50 AM.
Why Take the PSAT/NMSQT?
-Build College Readiness: It serves as official practice for the SAT. Historically, students who take the PSAT/NMSQT score higher on their college entrance exams than those who do not.
-Unlock National Merit Scholarships: Juniors who take the exam can qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program, opening doors to prestigious national recognition and substantial college financial aid.
-Access Personalized Practice: Results connect directly to free, customized SAT study plans on Khan Academy, targeting exact areas for improvement.
-Connect with Colleges: Students can opt into the Student Search Service to get discovered by colleges and universities offering tailored scholarship opportunities.
Reach out to either Mrs. Johnson or Mrs. Hargrove if you have any questions.
Please see Mrs. Hargrove by September 8th if you are interested in taking this optional assessment.
Please be aware that the buses are running about 15 minutes late due to loading and construction.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation
Meal Magic Information for Families
We’re sharing the Meal Magic link (https://beaverton.familyportal.cloud/ ) and information sheet as an easy reference for families. Meal Magic is simple to use—create an account, add your family members, deposit money into meal accounts, and apply for meal benefits all in one place.
Please see the attached information sheet for helpful directions and details!
A quick reminder to families about our Open Houses & Grade Level Orientations happening next week! Mark your calendars:
🏫 Monday, August 17
9th Grade Orientation: 6:00–7:00 PM
10th Grade Orientation: 7:00–8:00 PM
🏫 Tuesday, August 18
6th Grade Orientation: 10:45 AM–12:45 PM
11th Grade Orientation: 6:00–7:00 PM
12th Grade Orientation: 7:00–8:00 PM
🏫 Thursday, August 20
PreK–12 Open Houses: 4:30–6:30 PM
🚌 Transportation Reminder: Students who need transportation or a transportation waiver should stop by the Transportation Table at Beaverton Elementary during our Open House.
📱 Additional information and event details can also be found on the various school Facebook pages.
We’re looking forward to welcoming our Beavers back and kicking off a great school year! ❤️🖤
Michigan’s new wireless device law brings changes to how cell phones and other personal devices may be used during the school day. Please take a moment to review the graphic for the key facts and BJSHS expectations.
Our goal is simple: fewer distractions, more focus, and more opportunities for students to learn and engage.
Thank you, families and students, for helping us make this transition a smooth one!
Go Beavers! 🦫
Visit: https://bit.ly/42RKKex to view more photos.
#GraduatesOf2026 #GoBeavers #TheTasselWasWorthTheHassle
THERE AND BACK: The BJSHS juniors and seniors who made the weekend trip to the nation's capitol are returning today, but Teacher Erica Sprague, one of several adult chaperones, checked in with this photo and an update: "We were in Washington, D.C. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We toured Arlington, the Capitol building and all of the big memorials. This trip was about 18 months in the making, and our students represented the school so well; I am so proud of those kids. The event was a great opportunity for our students to get out and see the world, and I’m hoping to continue it for years to come."
RAISE AND RELEASE: Fourth-graders closed the books on a six-month science project raising salmon that called for investigation, observation and patience. Lots and lots of patience. Check out the video at https://youtu.be/YzQxhVE_0n4.
THE RED REPORT: It's Sunday. It's 11 a.m. It's The Red Report, chock full of Beaverton Schools insights, news and information. Check it out at www.beavertonschools.net/redreport and let us know what you think. #GoBeavers
