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How does the House System Work?
Beginning in 7th grade, students are assigned to an Omada where they will remain a member until they graduate. Seniors are the de facto leaders of each of their Omada providing leadership, planning activities, and organizing service projects. Throughout the school year, the four Omades participate in an ongoing competition with triannual rewards.
The BCS Omada System exists to meet the following objectives:
- Opportunity for interaction and community across grades
- Leadership training
- Mentorship by Omada Leaders
- Sense of competitive fun and support
- Community service
- Increase participation in school events
- Faculty guidance
- Cultivate a sense of school pride
The Omades
The four houses are named after four great Greek cities. Below are the details for each house:
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