Where do BHS students go for high school?

BHS students matriculate to various public and independent schools.  After the rigors and preparation of BHS, most students attending their public high school will be eligible to enroll in honors or advanced classes levels classes.  BHS administrators work with families to support the desire to enroll in accelerated classes and will partner with the high school to help correctly place a student in courses.  

Many BHS students elect to attend an independent secondary school.  These schools are eager to welcome BHS students to their communities.  Over the past three years, our eighth grade students have been admitted to The Holderness School, Brewster Academy, Linden Hall School, Proctor Academy, St. Paul's School, The Derryfield School, The Tilton School, and Bishop Brady High School.

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