News – 4E Voices

Information on graduation

May 16, 2018

Seniors are quickly approaching their last days of high school. Graduation day is May 25. The ceremony will be held on the football field at 8 p.m. There will be a live video broadcast of the ceremony being played in the FAC throughout the duration, where there will be extra seating. If inclement weather ...

Bluestem Medical Foundation supports Jane Phillips Medical Center with 5k run

Rachel Brown, Public Relations Editor

May 3, 2018

Filed under News, Uncategorized

The Bluestem Medical Foundation will host its fifth annual “Heart Walk and 5K Run” on Saturday May 19. The proceeds from the even supports Jane Phillips Medical and Bluestem Cardiology. The Bluestem Medical Foundation was founded in 1980, Mike Wilt is the Executive Director for the Foundati...

League of Women Voters to host voter education forum

Rachel Brown, Public Relations Manager

April 23, 2018

Filed under News, Uncategorized

The Bartlesville League of Women Voters is hosting a public forum entitled "News or Nonsense? Finding Truth in What You See, Hear and Read" next Monday, April 23 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.in the Bartlesville Public Library. The purpose of the forum is to help the public discern real news from the ...

ConocoPhillips Internship Oppurtunities

Edward Reali

April 20, 2018

Filed under Campus Corner, News, Uncategorized

ConocoPhillips is offering information technology internships for Bartlesville High School juniors. (Contact Leslie Sexson for further information) Click the video above for an overview of the program.

Fallin to sign House bill increasing teacher pay, education funding

Abby Turner, Editor of 4E Voices

March 29, 2018

Filed under Feature, News, Uncategorized

Breaking News: Superintendent Chuck McCauley has confirmed that school will be out for all Bartlesville Public School students on Monday April 2. Oklahoma governor Mary Fallin has confirmed her intention to sign the $477 million revenue package that would increase teacher pay, school funding, etc. A...

MAD Week events

Rose Charbonneau, Staffer

March 10, 2018

Filed under News, Student Life, Uncategorized

MAD week is next week, March 12-16. As well as dress up days, MAD week also includes a variety of events and activities. Proceeds from all the events will go towards chemotherapy for Lisa Johnson, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. Johnson is a secretary at Madison Middle School. On the Monda...

Walk Out Gallery

Aleeyah Dean, Social Media Editor

March 6, 2018

Filed under Gallery, News, Student Life, Uncategorized

Bartlesville High School Students Stage a Walkout

Edward Reali, Director of Campus Corner

February 28, 2018

Filed under Campus Corner, News, Uncategorized

Bartlesville High School Students staged a walkout on Friday February 23, in protest of the states proposed 22 million dollars in cuts to education. You can watch the video above.

Sweetheart Slaughter Open February

Madison Harvey, Staffer

February 20, 2018

Filed under News, Uncategorized

Looking for something to do with your significant other or a group a friends? The Asylum in Nowata is open again! You maybe wondering why are they open now? It’s not Halloween. Well the Asylum is opens again in February for Sweethearts Slaughter and then again in June for Dodsfall. The Asylum is loc...

INSIDE Student Short Film Hits Big Screen

Abby Turner, Editor of 4E Voices

January 17, 2018

Filed under Feature, News, Student Life, Uncategorized

It’s safer inside... at least it is in INSIDE, the student film that is causing quite the buzz in Bartlesville. Teasers for the short film were released on social media starting early October, so anticipation for the project has heightened since it’s premiere is Thursday, January 18. Showtimes st...

Christmas in the Ville lights up downtown Bartlesville

Jacey Walls, Staffer

December 14, 2017

Filed under Feature, News, Opinion, Uncategorized

It is the most wonderful time of the year, and Bartlesville’s newest attraction, Christmas In The Ville, is a family friendly holiday festival hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Not only does the event feature a skating rink, but also carriage rides, live nativity scenes, Christmas movies in the...

“Spooktacular” Entries Welcome Students to Their Classrooms

Hadley Davis

October 31, 2017

Filed under News, Uncategorized

Halloween is a time of the year kids and students of all ages should be able to enjoy. This is no exception for the students here at BHS. This year the Bruin Academy took this philosophy to heart with the beginning of a Halloween door decorating contest. “The Bruin Academy is an alternative educa...