Men of Quality: Focuses on (but not limited to) African-American male students by building quality relationships among students, role models and mentors. This program helps students to develop goals and have a better understanding of how their choices now can impact their future. This mentoring program goes on field trips, brings in speakers/mentors, and attends the Men of Quality Conference at the University of Louisville each year.

Black Student Union (BSU): A student led organization that creates a sense of belonging, promotes inclusivity and addresses racial injustice issues. This organization pushes students to strive for academic excellence, while promoting a positive school culture. Students involved in this program may attend field trips, offer community service, and attend activities that prepare them for the future.

Beautiful As You Are (BAYA): This is a girls group offered by its founder, Tanisha Frederick, who is dedicated to spreading the message that you are beautiful as we are. She works with our young women through art, workbooks, and resources to help build their self esteem, develop confidence and become resilient young women.

Just Between Teens: A mentoring program that works with young men helping them to identify healthy life choices and equipping them with the necessary skills to solve problems they face in school, at home, in relationships, etc.

Cycle Breakers Breaking Chains: A mentoring program that works with our youth to foster personal growth, accountability, and responsibility. Cycle Breakers assists youth in the transition to adulthood through education and mentorship to remove barriers faced by at-risk youth as well as promoting an end to gun violence.

Goodwill Industries The SPOT: A mentoring program that works with our seniors during a 3 week cohort. During that time, students will learn important soft skills necessary to be successful in the work environment–team building, positive attitude, conflict resolution, resume and cover letter writing, mock interviews, etc. Students who complete this program will also receive incentives provided by Goodwill Industries.

College and Career Fair: BMHS hosts an annual College and Career Fair every spring. We have a wide variety of colleges, trade schools, military branches, career opportunities and resources available for students to visit and ask questions. We also open this event up to our parents and guardians in the hopes they can take advantage of the many opportunities as well.

Leaving to Learn and Campus Visits: Students will have the opportunity to attend a variety of high-interest, out of school field trips, also known as Leaving to Learn. These unique opportunities provide students with the ability to explore the arts and sciences, meet with specialists in a variety of fields, visit technical schools/college campuses and make connections with a myriad of valuable resources in our community. Students need to be in good standing with grades, attendance and behavior in order to take advantage of these specialized experiences.

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