Quick Contacts

Main Office
(314) 256-8660

Attendance Line
(314) 256-8668

Mr. Patrick McEvoy - e-mail
Principal
(314) 256-8661

Mrs. Suzanne Richardson - e-mail
Assistant Principal &
Director of Secondary Guidance
314-256-8101

Mr. Andrew Mertens - e-mail
Dean of Students
(314) 256-8681

Ms. Caroline Spinner - e-mail
Secretary
(314) 256-8660

Mrs. Linette Schaffer - e-mail
Administrative Assistant
(314) 256-8662

Ms. Beth Wade R.N. - e-mail
School Nurse 
(314) 256-8663
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Ms. Holly Kennedy - e-mail
Counselor, Class of 2018 & 2020
314-256-8671

Ms. Emily Kombrink - e-mail
Counselor, Class of 2019 & 2021
314-256-8672

Mr. Kaje Sanford - e-mail
MCAC College Adviser
314-256-8650

Ms. Michelle Hagan - e-mail
Administrative Assistant/Registrar
314-256-8670

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Bayless High School News

March Newsletter

The following is an important message from DESE and from Principal McEvoy regarding EoC results for Algebra I and English II:

Bayless High School Wins 2015 National School of Character

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The goal of the National Schools of Character (NSOC) awards program is to recognize all schools and districts that demonstrate an exemplary level of implementation of Character Education Partnership's 2010 Eleven Principles of Effective Character Education. The NSOC designation is renewable after five years. The awards recognize the level of excellence schools and districts have achieved in the Eleven Principles of Effective Character Education of Effective Character Education. These principles guide the process of creating a culture based on the community's shared values.

Bayless High School Wins Bronze PBIS Award

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PBIS is a process for creating safer and more effective schools by structuring the learning environment to support the academic and social success of all students. The process supports the adoption and long-term implementation of efficient and effective discipline throughout the school environment. PBIS methods are research-based and proven to significantly reduce the occurrence of problem behaviors in schools.  Bayless Schools are proud participants in PBIS.

PBIS Universal Expectations


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