History
- Pre-1931 - East Berlin students attended Middletown High; Berlin and Kensington students attended New Britain, Meriden or Lewis High in Southington.
- 1931 - An addition to Kensington Grammar School for grades 8 and 9.
- 1932 - Grade 10 added.
- 1934 - Grade 11 added.
- 1935 - Grade 12 added. Full high school program offered.
- 1953 - New high school on Patterson Way opened.
- 1959 - An addition to the high school built for more classroom and science area.
- 1985 - Celebration of Berlin High School's Golden Anniversary.
- 1998 - BHS Awarded 10 year Accreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
- 2008 - Renovations to restrooms and public areas that would be visited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges during the accreditation visit.
- 2008 - Track renovated
- 2008 - Security cameras are installed at the school.
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