Weekly Newsletter 9/3/26 (Spanish version)
Weekly Newsletter 9/3/26. Reminder - No school tomorrow!!!
Congratulations to our August 2026 BMS Students of the Month!
A few students enjoying our block party today!
Info for parents
Congratulations to our new 2026-27 Academic Team Members
ESS (Extended School Services) began this week. Here is more info for parents.
Congratulations to our Student Shout out recipients this week!
Another way to get involved at BMS! Open to any student!
Our first Block Party is Sept. 3rd. If your student has not gotten an office referral for the month of August and chooses to buy a ticket with 50 PBIS points, they are eligible to attend. We will be offering Kona Ice for purchase during the party! See the flyer for prices.
Students at BMS are logging their reading minutes for a chance to win some great prizes -- including gift certificates to our book fair later this fall! Students can access Beanstack through Clever, at https://www.beanstack.com/login, or by downloading the Beanstack app on any device. The Read It Your Way Challenge runs until Friday, October 2.
Here are the results from our first Beanstack reading challenge of the year.
Here are the results from our first Beanstack reading challenge of the year.
Informational meeting this week for students! There are so many ways to get involved at our school. This is open to any 7th or 8th grader!
Some of our 6th grade teachers wore pink today in honor of Dolly Parton 💖
Weekly Newsletter (Spanish Version) 8/28/26
Weekly Newsletter 8/28/26
Our Assistant Principal, Mr. Stone's, annual reading of "The Canterbury Tales" in Mrs. Dunn's 7th grade class brought a lot of laughs!
Information about our drumming group.
Attention families! This is located at 1739 Scherm Rd
Congratulations to our Student Shout-outs this week!
Every year, we have a PINK OUT game at BMS. This year our Pink out game will be on Sept 29th. Students have the opportunity to order PINK OUT shirts to wear to school on game day and to the game. Students should have been given order forms in their homerooms today.
