Chambana Sun

Bismarck-Henning Rossville-Alvin Cooperative High School (BHRA) highlighted a range of student activities in a series of social media posts on September 26, 2025. The tweets showcased academic engagement, culinary skills, and athletic events at the school.

On September 26, BHRA shared that anatomy students participated in an interactive review session: "Review turned into a game day! Anatomy students practiced their tissue types with a modified version of SPOONS—science + competition = lots of learning (and laughs)!"

Later that day, the school posted about its Foods and Nutrition classes: "Students in the Foods and Nutrition classes baked, decorated, and delivered their first set of cakes celebrating recent birthdays and a wedding for staff this year. They practiced their cake decorating skills by making and using buttercream icing."

In another tweet from September 26, BHRA promoted an upcoming athletic event: " GAME DAY! The Blue Devils hit the road to face Salt Fork TONIGHT at 7PM! NFHS Network | K-Rock 94.9 : Lahna Benjamin | Lahna Bug Photos on FB"

Bismarck-Henning Rossville-Alvin Cooperative High School serves grades 9 through 12 in Bismarck and Vermilion County. According to the Illinois Report Card for the 2019-2020 school year, enrollment was recorded at 334 students (source). The student body during that period was composed primarily of white students (92.2 percent), with smaller percentages identifying as black (0.9 percent), Hispanic (3.3 percent), or Asian (1.2 percent) (Illinois Report Card). Grade distribution data indicated that grade 10 had the highest concentration at 26.3 percent of all students (Illinois Report Card).

These updates reflect ongoing curricular and extracurricular engagement among BHRA’s student population.