2023-2024 BMS Yearbooks are in and on sale now! Each book is $35 and can be paid for with cash or a check made out to 'BMS Yearbook'. Students with money can go to Mr. Hambidge in room 704 to purchase a yearbook. We have less than 100 remaining so make sure to get yours today!
Is your student in grades 1-8 interested in improving their basketball fundamentals? Check out this camp from June 3-5, 1:30-3:30. For more information contact ryne.tinsley@daviess.kyschools.us
or use this form at https://bit.ly/44zDLGY
Is your student in grades 1-8 interested in improving their basketball fundamentals? Check out this camp from June 3-5, 1:30-3:30. Registration ends May 17. For more information contact ryne.tinsley@daviess.kyschools.us
Foxes Volleyball Spring Open Gym Schedule
World Finest Chocolate Fundraiser - Students can pick up their chocolate from Mrs. Taylor starting TOMORROW from 7:30 am - 8:00 am in the Little Theatre.
The BMS Academic Team will have a fundraiser night at Freddy's. You can use the code online or in person. We are trying to raise money for the FPS International Competition and would LOVE your support! Our students earned their place to represent Kentucky and BMS at this event, so please come out and support us.
Mention the fundraiser when you order and if we have enough sales, we get 15% of the sales.
Check out this great summer basketball camp opportunity!
The last day to pre-order a yearbook for the 2023-2024 school year is March 29. Buy online for $35 at https://yearbookforever.com.
Academic Team Succeeds at State
by Tammy Townsend-Gross
This past weekend, March 8 - 11, the Burns Middle School Academic Team represented Daviess County in the State Governor’s Cup. In the FPS Team event, our team of Ben Halbig, Tommy Rager, Layla Embry, and Colin Willinger (all 8th graders) placed 7th in the state. In the Scenario Performance competition, Jaleece Clayton, a 7th grader, placed 1st and eighth grader Foster Dalton placed 2nd. Jaleece got a bid to compete at the International Future Problem Solving Conference in Bloomington, Indiana, on June 5-9.
Three BMS students also competed in the individual quick recall competition. Eighth graders Ben Halbig and Foster Dalton both competed in three rounds of quick recall. Sreeram Galla, a seventh grader, competed in four rounds of quick recall.
Foster Dalton also competed in the Arts & Humanities written assessment competition.
An underlying theme at the state finals resonated about how being smart is cool. At Burns Middle School, we want our students to have a love of learning, the dedication to put in extra effort and the grit to strive to do their best every time. We are so very proud of our BMS students who are leaving their mark on Kentucky and the world.
SAVE THE DATE! DCPS Online Registration for the 2024-2025 school year begins on Monday, March 11. This includes Pre-K and Kindergarten registration.
For new parents/students:
Visit your child's school to begin registering for the next school year. If you are unaware of your child's school location, look it up using the link below.
https://cow.dcps.net/AddressLU/
Re-registering: Register your child through your parent portal on Infinite Campus by clicking more and then online registration.
It's not too late to visit the book fair, but tomorrow, Friday, March 8, is the last day! We'll be open from 8:30 AM until 2:30 PM in the Little Theater, and we accept cash, credit cards, Apple Pay, and checks (made out to BMS). A big thanks to those who have already made purchases for supporting our library.
Have you marked your calendar for Family Fun & Literacy night at BMS on Monday evening from 5:00-6:30? Come to the bookfair, join in on some informative sessions from our community partners, and pick up free pizza! Those who attend all of the sessions will be entered in to a raffle for great door prizes -- gift card to Cost Cutters, $10 gift ceritificate to Texas Roadhouse, and a Spring Cleaning Basket.
March Attendance Madness has begun in DCPS!
To help promote high attendance, we will give away prizes for each level for students who had perfect attendance all month and at each level for students who were at school all day on September 13.
See the images for all the details and make sure your students are coming to school to participate!
#KidsFirst #ExcellenceinLearning
The Falcon Team of Burns Middle School would like to give Mari a shout-out for his kindness.
When papers went flying off a door in the Falcon hallway this gentleman helped pick them up for me! #BeKindBMS #BeKindDCPS #KindnessIsUniversal
The Angels Team of Burns Middle School would like to give Connor a shout-out for his kindness.
Connor goes above and beyond when it comes to helping his classmates. He is kind and patient no matter where I place him or whom he is working with. #BeKindBMS #BeKindDCPS #KindnessIsUniversal
The Expo Team of Burns Middle School would like to give Skylar a shout-out for her kindness.
Skylar is always going out of her way to be kind to her peers! #BeKindBMS #BeKindDCPS #KindnessIsUniversal
The Falcon Team of Burns Middle School would like to give Robert a shout-out for his kindness.
When papers went flying off a door in the Falcon hallway this gentleman helped pick them up for me! #BeKindBMS #BeKindDCPS #KindnessIsUniversal
The Unified Arts Team of Burns Middle School would like to give Aguli a shout-out for his kindness.
Mason has worked really hard in FCS and has displayed kindness and respect towards Mrs. Blandford! #BeKindBMS #BeKindDCPS #KindnessIsUniversal
The Falcon Team of Burns Middle School would like to give Aguli a shout-out for his kindness.
Aguli is always kind and willing to help lead a helping hand. His Falcon teachers have all noticed his great level of kindness! #BeKindBMS #BeKindDCPS #KindnessIsUniversal
The Expo Team of Burns Middle School would like to give Dan a shout-out for his kindness.
Dan is always caught being respectful to his peers and always cleaning rooms without being asked! #BeKindBMS #BeKindDCPS #KindnessIsUniversal
