BHS Booster Club

03/23/2026

Thank you Brenda Castaño Rodriguez, Yesenia, Brittani Jimenez, Sandra Torres Sanchez, Amber Levick, Christine Mulloy, Coote Mulloy, Amy Brandt Nichols, Jeff Nichols, Greg and Lorri Carrier, Tim Leithead, Kelly Connick-Lussetto, Alyah, and Cary Loomis- Leithead for all your help in making this year's post prom such a huge success!! Thank you also to Jerod Kelly Dean for your help with the pizzas.

03/23/2026

BHS post prom 2026

03/10/2026

We are looking for volunteers to help with post prom. Let us know if you would like to help us out. Thank you!!

12/06/2025

Baskets are set up at the school by the concession stand. Bidding closes tonight at halftime of the boys game. COME BID!!

11/19/2025

🌟 BHS Online Silent Auction – Official Rules (2025) 🌟
Get ready to bid, have fun, and support the BHS Booster Club.
🛍️ How to Bid
All bids must be whole dollars (no cents).
Always double-check that your bid is the highest before commenting.
Place your bid in the comment section of the item you want.
💰 Payment

Online Auction will close at the Ending of the Bridgeport Girls and Boys Basketball games December 6, 2025 at the Bridgeport High School.
All Checks please make out to BHS Booster Club
⏰ Auction Dates
Opens: Wednesday, November 19
Closes: Saturday, December 6 following the boys varsity basketball game.
The highest bid at closing is the winner — Facebook and in person timestamps decide all final bids.
📧 Communication
Each item will be updated with the successful bidder’s name after the auction closes.
📦 Pick-Up Info
Winners can pickup the night after the basketball games or make other arrangements with Kim Metz.
Thank you for your support.
BHS Booster.

11/17/2025

🎉 Something New on the BHS Booster Club Page. The BHS Silent Online Auction! 🎉
The fun begins this Tuesday at 8am (Nov 18) when the entire auction goes live for everyone to browse and bid.
We’re so excited to kick things off and invite you to join us in raising funds for BHS School. Every bid helps support our students and programs—so jump online, find your favorite items, and let the fun begin!

Stay Tuned for all the Great Basket!
There is one for everyone.

12/04/2022

Proud of you Drew!!

Congratulations to Drew Leisy of Bridgeport Public Schools for committing to steer clear of to***co and va**ng. Here's what he has to say: “I choose to be v**e and to***co free because my future deserves good health.”

Panhandle Public Health District (PPHD) is partnering with area students to spread the word on the dangers of to***co use of any kind. The campaign features high school athletes from around the region who commit to saying no to the harmful effects of to***co and how it can affect their performances on and off the field.

Each athlete has a post on the PPHD page and whichever athlete has the most “likes” on the original post on Facebook by December 9, will receive a $250 scholarship courtesy of PPHD.

As of 2020, 4.2% of Nebraska high school students smoke and 17.1% use e-cigarettes. In the last 2 years alone, va**ng increased by 218% among middle schoolers and 135% among high schoolers. Teens who v**e are now 3x more likely than non-vapors to become daily cigarette smokers.

Ni****ne increases your heart rate, tenses your muscles, and decreases the oxygen to your brain, despite a reputation for 'relieving stress.' In young people, 5 mg of ni****ne a day is enough to establish a ni****ne addiction.

Young people also face increased instances of anxiety and depression and while it has always been thought that ni****ne is a stress reducer, this is a common myth. In a study published by the Journal of American Medical Association, current e-cigarette users have double the odds of having a diagnosis of depression compared to those who have never v**ed. Ni****ne use in general can increase stress levels.

Students are the target of the to***co industry and their harmful marketing tactics are creating new generations of to***co users. By standing up to these tactics, area student athletes have the potential to be great leaders in their communities to help stop other students from becoming lifelong to***co users.

09/26/2020

08/14/2020

Attention Bulldog Parents, Fans and Supporters: After much consideration we have come to the conclusion that the Booster Club cannot continue on in its present state. The decline in member numbers has led us to this decision. If anyone is interested in carrying on, please get in contact with either Wendy Vergil or Monica Barnette. Our hope is that BHS administration or parent groups will carry on the traditions of the Homecoming Parade and Post Prom activities that the Booster Club took care of. Thanks to all that have helped in the past!

05/03/2020

💜💛

In order to celebrate and honor Bridgeport Public School’s Class of 2020, the school will be taking part in the campaign. On Friday, May 8 at 8:20 PM (2020 military time) the lights of the football field will be turned on for 20 minutes to honor our seniors. The date was chosen because it is the evening before what would have been the previously scheduled graduation. We ask that you drive by safely and remain in your vehicle to view our seniors banners and honk your horn to show support.
It’s a GREAT day to be a Bulldog!

03/04/2020

**REMINDER ** POST PROM BOOSTER CLUB MEETING TONIGHT AT 5:15 AT PWCC**

03/03/2020

**BOOSTER CLUB MEETING** We will be having a meeting tomorrow, Wednesday March 4th, at 5:15pm at PWCC. This is very important and we need people to attend or at least contact us to help with Post Prom! Prom is March 21st and we are getting really close now. It vital that we continue this tradition and we can't do it without the help of many volunteers. Hope to see you there!