Mission/History
Mission Statement:
Building confident leaders -- whatever it takes.
Vision Statement:
BJH is an exemplary learning community. We build meaningful relationships and engage in relevant learning through high expectations, producing confident leaders prepared for higher education.
JP Bonnette Junior High School began in the spring of 1979 at what is currently the Wolters Discipline Alternative Education Program location on Ivy Street. In the fall of 1979, the building at 5010 W. Pasadena Boulevard opened and welcomed over 300 Students. The school is named after J.P. Bonnette.
Building confident leaders -- whatever it takes.
Vision Statement:
BJH is an exemplary learning community. We build meaningful relationships and engage in relevant learning through high expectations, producing confident leaders prepared for higher education.
JP Bonnette Junior High School began in the spring of 1979 at what is currently the Wolters Discipline Alternative Education Program location on Ivy Street. In the fall of 1979, the building at 5010 W. Pasadena Boulevard opened and welcomed over 300 Students. The school is named after J.P. Bonnette.