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Bolsa Grande High School Home
PBIS would like to recognize these students as students who are socially responsible, determined and academically involved citizens of the Bolsa community
First Round of CIF at Home October 31st at 2pm!
BGHS Conservation Efforts at Work
Media Event Celebrating WAC and DROPS Campus Conservation Project
UCI Saturday Academy of Law
Drought Response Outreach Program for Schools (DROPS)
September Athletes of the Month! From Left to Right: (Jaylen Todd-Football, Vincent Pham-Boys Water Polo, Melissa Gomez-Girls Cross Country, Kayla Nguyen-Tennis, Amanda Cueva-Girls Volleyball, Edgar Martinez-Boys Cross Country)
WAC - Making Bolsa Beautiful
ASB takes 1st in OCL
STEM Takes 2nd in Nation at MESA Engineering Competition
BGHS Student Leadership!
BGHS Drumline At GGUSD Keynote 2018-2019!
Moving on to Nationals!
Color Fest 2018!
BGHS Wins At UCI Performance Engineering Competition!
KTLA 5 Showcases Matadors Celebrating Native American Dance
I Believe In ME Celebration
I Believe In ME Celebration
Back Bay Science Center
AP Environmental Science Kids Explore Colorado Aqueduct via Virtual Reality
AP Environmental Science Kids Explore Colorado Aqueduct via Virtual Reality
VSA Receives 2nd Place in the SBTN Variety Television Show
VSA Receives 2nd Place in the SBTN Variety Television Show
Congratulations, Winter Guard Medalists!
Congratulations, Winter Guard Medalists!
Congratulations, Winter Guard Medalists!
AVID Scholarship Recipients 2018!
First Place at the National Engineer Design Competition!
SEA Youth Leadership Conference at UCI!
President of the Scholar Board Award
First Impressions Art Show!
First Place at the American Drum Line Association Competition!
Congratulations Girls Basketball for making it to Round 2 of CIF! Support our athletes Saturday night at 7pm!
Product Design Projects
Mr. Shadid's UCI Saturday Academy of Law Class
Mr. Shadid's UCI Saturday Academy of Law Class on the Anteaters' Campus.
College Night 2017
Bolsa Grande Recognized for Environmental Conservation
BGHS Recognized in Local Newspapers!!
BGHS Recognized in Local Newspapers!!
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Latest News
Friday Night Live: Matadors Taking Action to Improve Roadway Safety
Friday Night Live students have been making a difference in the community by participating in the Traffic Safety Project funded by the California Office of Traffic Safety through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Michael Carr - PBIS Model Matador!
Michael is a member of the Band whom Mr. Miller describes as always being eager to be a part of the school’s band. He appreciates that Michael is always willing to help others and try new things. He's worked hard during marching band season to help our band get better, including learning a new instrument. Michael’s willingness to try new things translates to his plan to become a student athlete as well here at Bolsa. He cites his father as the person in his life that has influenced him the most. To Michael, Matador pride is simply rules in life to live by. He appreciates being selected as a Model Matador because it means that he was noticed for doing something positive without even knowing that he was doing something to make himself stand out as a role model.
Tiffany Pham - PBIS Model Matador!
Tiffany Pham is a member of the school’s AVID program. She is recognized for her consistent positive attitude in everything she does. For Tiffany, Matador Pride is a pride in representing Bolsa Grande’s core beliefs and taking part in activities that are an integral part of the school community. Tiffany has been influenced by her mother whose hard work and ability to support her family set an outstanding example for her. Her encouragement to build a better lifer for herself motivates Tiffany every day. As a model matador, Tiffany states she will always try to be a role model for the Bolsa community.
Samantha Cervantes - PBIS Model Matador!
Samantha Cervantes is a member of the school’s choir and softball team. Coach Terflinger describes her as a hard-working young lady with a great attitude. She points to Samantha’s support of her teammates as one of the many ways she makes a difference. As a 10th generation Matador, Samantha feels Matador Pride resides in the diversity of organizations in which students can be involved. She experiences this pride as she performs on the stage and competes on the softball field. Samantha is grateful for the influence her mom has provided as a strong woman, who is respectful of everyone, has a voice in life and who is certain that her words have meaning. She is proud to be selected as a Model Matador, knowing that it means she is being recognized for what she does here at Bolsa and is respected for how she conducts herself and the work she puts in as a student and athlete.