The new Bingham Robotics Team is looking for business sponsors and mentors in our community to help make next year's robot successful.  If you have a business, a background or just an interest in any of the following fields, the team could use your help: engineering, programming, electronics, shop equipment for fabricating parts and marketing and event give-aways.   Jordan District was extremely helpful with funding last year in order to get the team up and running.  The team is now looking for sponsors for this fall to hep fund the robot as well as to help cover competition and travel fees.  The students in the class/club are entirely responsible for the design, programming and build of a robot to compete against other teams in the January competition.  However, students need experts to bounce ideas off and specialty equipment for altering or fabricating parts.  The Bingham rookie team successfully built a functioning robot and competed against...

Dear BHS Class of 1969, It’s hard to believe (but it’s true) – this year is 50 years since we graduated from Bingham High School. Here is the reunion information: DATE: September 12, 2019 @ 5:00 p.m. Meet & Greet – 5:00. Dinner – 5:30 (This is a Thursday) PLACE: The Gathering Place @ Gardiner Village – 1100 West 7800 South, West Jordan, Utah TIME: 5:00 p.m. (Meet & Greet) Dinner 5:30. p.m. COST: $40 per person Payment needs to be made to Craig Wardle – 1894 West 10400 South, South Jordan, Utah 84095 by August 1. DRESS: Smart Casual. DINNER MENU: Ranch Chicken and Roast Baron of Beef, Garlic Herb buffet. Beer - $5.00 Wine - $7.00 • We have a t-shirt designed for our class available. Please fill out the order form at the bottom and return that also to Craig. You can send one check for both the dinner and the shirt, or you can send them separately. The deadline for shirt orders is July 1. • There will be a silent auction. Fae Parry Herlocker and Raquel...

Bingham High School Class of 1989 30 Year Reunion Dinner, dancing, mingling and drinks!  Venue: River Oaks Golf Course Clubhouse 9300 Riverside Dr.  Sandy, Utah 84070 Date: September 6, 2019       Time: 6:00 pm Tickets: $25 per person. Price goes up to $30 after August 19th. Includes dinner. PayPal: [email protected] Questions: Larissa 801-414-9941 Cash bar available. Casual attire.  Visit our class Facebook page for more information:  https://m.facebook.com/groups/2384297335?multi_permalinks=10156512012467336&notif_t=feedback_reaction_generic&notif_id=1563318554154180&ref=m_notif

2019 Bingham Academic Decathlon Team Takes State by Scott Crump   Congratulations go to the Bingham High School Academic Decathlon team which won the state tournament held in St George on March 7, 8 and 9, 2019.  With 41,814 points, the Miner decathletes captured their fifth state title.  Lone Peak High finished in second place with 41,798 points and DaVinci Academy of Ogden came in third with 40,060 points.  The Miners won their state championship by one of the narrowest margins in state history—one question out of the possible 2,680 questions answered.  The victorious Miner team won over 39 medals in the 10 subject areas of the competition which, this year, centered on the 1960s in American History.  The team won every gold medal possible in the subject areas of Art, Mathematics and Economics.  Allison Argueta won the top scholar award for Bingham’s team amassing 7,956 points and won a team high of 7 medals.  Isaac Cutler, competing...

LADY MINERS WIN STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TAYLORSVILLE — Losers on consecutive nights to both Fremont and Copper Hills in early December, the Bingham girls basketball team flipped the table in a big way in becoming the ultimate winner in late February. The stage this time was the 6A state championship, which the Miners took with a 46-41 win over the Grizzlies on Saturday, a night after taking a 46-42 win over Fremont. "It feels amazing. We've worked so freaking hard for this and it's great to see it pay off," said Bingham senior Maggie McCord during Bingham's championship celebration. "We deserve it. We worked so hard this season and I'm so glad I could experience this with my teammates for my final year." As for McCord, she hardly could have proved more clutch down the stretch and throughout the tournament. The senior guard led all scorers with 25 points in Saturday's win, with six of those coming by virtue of foul shots during the game's final minute and a...

Steve Saltas and Vince Christensen received the 2018 Candlelight Service Award at the 82nd Annual Candlelight Concert at Bingham High December 17, 2018. Steve and Vince were instrumental in lighting the Bingham B on the side of the Oquirrh Mountains. Thank you Steve and Vince for your dedicated service to Bingham High. Steve Saltas grew up in Leadmine and is a 1978 graduate of Bingham High. Vince graduated from Spanish Fork High but is now a true Miner!

Legendary Bingham High School and West Jordan Junior High School teacher, Lowell P. Hicks died on February 20, 2018 at the age of 104.  Lowell Hicks is best known for writing the music to Bingham High School's Hymn, "We'll Always Remember" back in 1953.   He returned many times to Bingham High to play the hymn on the marimba and recount his days at Bingham High.  He was two months short of 102, the last time he came back to our school.   He was awarded the Candlelight Service Award in 1991 for his outstanding service to Bingham High.   A summary of his accomplishments is listed below: Bingham High music teacher (1952-1958) Composed the music for Bingham High’s school hymn, “We’ll Always Remember” (1953) Opened West Jordan Junior High in 1958 and taught music there for 13 years Retired from Union Junior High in 1976 Member of the Utah Symphony Orchestra  Helped students to appreciate music on a grand scale as an important...

Check out our 2017 Fall Miner Details for information about what is going on at Bingham High.   Click on the Newsletters-Miner Details box at the top of this webpage and scroll down to 2017 Fall Miner Details.  

2017 Cleaning and Whitewashing 0f the B On September 30, 2017 the annual cleaning and whitewashing of the B took place. Around 50 specially selected students were privileged to take part in this 90 year old Bingham tradition. After being briefed on the history of this Bingham landmark at the new Bingham High, the students rode a bus to Copperton where they visited the site of the Bingham High building located there from 1931 to 2002. They then were given a tour of the Copperton Concentrator by officials at Rio Tinto/Kennecott before riding to the B. A new feature of this year's whitewashing was the road that Kennecott constructed to the bottom of the block B. This new pathway zigzagged its way from the old Bingham and Garfield railroad bed (located several hundred feet below the base of the B) right up to the B itself. This made hiking a lot safer and whitewashing more convenient. After a truck carrying the cleaning materials parked right next to the B the students unloaded the...