Ticket Prices have increased 
Adults $9

BHS Students w/ASB Card FREE

Visiting HS Students w/ASB Card $5

Visiting HS Students w/o ASB Card $9

Students in Grade K-8 $5

Pre-K Children FREE

Senior Citizens (Age 65+) FREE

 

Make sure you are signing up under
the 2024-2025 season through Final Forms and have an updated physical.

Any questions please reach out to ctran@nsd.org

 REMEMBER 
REGISTER FOR ONE SPORT PER SEASON.  

Coaches will communicate information to those that are registered in Final Forms.

Required Prior to Participation in Athletics 
In order to participate in the first day of tryouts or practice, a Final Forms registration must be completed by both parent and student and a current sports physical must be on file.  Physicals can be downloaded into Final Forms or sent to ctran@nsd.org via email.  Physicals are good for two years from the exam date.

Visit our Register for Athletics 
to register on FinalForms.

 

Zach LaVine—Bothell High School Alum Class of 2013, 2x NBA All-Star, and 2020 Olympic Gold Medalist returned home to Bothell High School on September 4 to retire his high school jersey and dedicate the newly refinished basketball court. The gym floor, now named the Zach LaVine Court @ Bothell, was refinished with a generous donation from LaVine.

 

 

 

 

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Link to GoFan page
to buy tickets online

QR Code for Go Fan ticket purchase

Pay to Play has increased, please read the following information:

PAY TO PLAY FEE STRUCTURE

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IMPORTANT GRADE CHECK DATES

Academic Eligibility Requirements

• Athletes must be full-time students every semester, not just the semester in which they are playing a sport.
• In our daily 7-period schedule, student athletes must be passing 6 out of 7 classes to maintain WIAA athletic eligibility at grades checks.  
• By WIAA rule you have to be passing the minimum number of classes (6 classes) if you are only taking the minimum number of classes.  For example, if you are only taking 6 classes in a 7-period day you must pass all 6 classes at the grade check to be eligible.
•  Athletes cannot be taking LESS THAN 6 CLASSES a semester UNLESS they are a Senior on track to graduate.
• Those Seniors can take only 5 or 6 classes but MUST be passing ALL at the grade check.

It is critical, when registering or altering your class schedule, to understand this criteria in order to maintain eligibility OR to be able to participate. 

CONTACT the ATHLETICS DIRECTOR prior to making changes if you are unclear. 

There are many scenarios with Running Start and Alternative Schools.  Please contact Rich Klee, AD, if you have specific questions related to these situations.

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Link to NSD School Closure Policy

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BHS PRE-PAY SPORTS PUNCH CARDS 

• COST $72.00 for 10 games

• Individual ticket cost for 10 games is $90. A BHS PUNCH CARD saves you 20%!!

• GOOD FOR THE 24/25 SCHOOL YEAR  REGULAR SEASON COMPETITIONS ONLY

• MAY USE MORE THAN ONE PUNCH AT A TIME

• CHECKS MADE OUT TO BOTHELL HIGH SCHOOL

• PUNCH CARDS CAN ALSO BE PURCHASED AT THE BHS CASHIER WINDOW

 ***IF YOUR STUDENT QUALIFIES FOR REDUCED FEE WAIVERS– PLEASE PURCHASE YOUR PUNCH CARD AT THE SCHOOL CASHIER WINDOW TO RECEIVE THAT BENEFIT.

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Link to Smart Choices Scholarship program through the WIAA

 

Tech information regarding
social media and athletics

The following is from Mason McHenry who is a math teacher at BHS along with being our former head Cross Country/Track Coach.  Coach McHenry was part of the University of Arizona athletic staff prior to moving to the northwest.  He has this perspective on social media from his time at the collegiate level:

As technology advances so does the way student-athletes are able to brand themselves.  It wasn't until recently that the NCAA allowed student-athletes to promote themselves and use the image for their benefit, but even before that, student-athletes were held accountable for how they present themselves online.

At Northshore School District we have recently acquired and developing our social media presence in athletics.  Therefore, our teams and student-athletes must understand how to use social media correctly.

Every year numerous athletic scholarships are revoked for the misuse of social media by student-athletes. They are held accountable their own posts as well as for reposting, liking, sharing posts that have negative connotations, hateful speech, racial slurs, slander, etc.

Nothing is private on social media. What you might think is harmless or funny to a group of friends might not be in the interests of the institutions you are about to represent after your secondary education, athlete or not.  As we move forward with developing our social media presence, we are hoping to pass along better information on how to use social media for our student-athletes.

Never let a meme that you or your friend created cause you to lose your future so ...
THINK BEFORE YOU POST

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Off Campus Students: Contracts & Grades    

IF you have not completed an off campus contract do that NOW!  See Christy Tran in the Main Office or find appropriate form in Final Forms.

Reporting Grades: -IN SOME cases this will mean doing a Canvas print of your Running Start grades.    -In other cases it will mean getting the registrar from your off campus school to send grade updates. -If you are in WANIC please ask your instructor to send a grade status to Ms. Tran. It is the responsibility of each student-athlete to share their grades for each grade check on dates stated. Send grades to AD Klee rklee@nsd.org    Failure to submit grades will make you ineligible.

Optional Student Health Insurance 
As a service, the district provides information on an optional student accident/health insurance plan.  Although not the only provider of this coverage type, Meyers-Stevens & Toohey has been recommended by our Washington Schools Risk Management Pool.  This coverage plan is made available by many school districts across the state.  

If you have questions regarding the available plans, please call Myers-Stevens & Toohey at (800) 827-4695 or visit their website at www.myers-stevens.com. 

Athletes heading to colleges! On the BHS Counseling website there is important information regarding NCAA items! 
Go there for NCAA info.

 FIGHTING FOR EQUITY AND RACIAL JUSTICE

As we look across our nation during this time of both pandemic and social unrest, the Athletic Directors of Northshore stand together fighting for Equity and Racial Justice. We all may not be starting this journey from the same place, but we stand together to make Northshore a safe and supportive environment for all students and families. During this challenging time, we promise to work together in this fight to diminish institutional barriers and promote racial and educational justice. We commit to making this a better place for every person employed by or served by our schools in the Northshore School District.