A successful start... THANK YOU for your patience and support!
Friday, September 26
MS Football vs. Hulett - 11:30
HS Football vs. Hulett - 1:30
Check out our newest HS podcast on school dances! Podcasts can be found on our school Youtube page and on our school webpage under the "Student Voices" tab!
https://youtu.be/ZWRsem9EVD4
And here's our first 2025-26 Podcast with new teacher, Mrs. Heaton:
Congrats to our summer readers! Sixty-six K-6 students turned in their summer reading calendars and headed to Greybull yesterday for some roller skating and playing at the park. Reading is fun!
Students in third, fourth, and fifth grades have been collaborating on a Coin Tower Challenge. They are working together to construct a tower that can support a coin. Teams are limited to using the following materials to build their towers: clothespins, notecards, craft sticks, index cards, and tape. Throughout this project, they have been learning valuable lessons about support, time management, and teamwork.
BHS is one of only 3 schools in Wyoming who have earned "Exceeding Expectations" ratings on the state's accountability reports (which is the highest rating), for 6 years in-a-row! WOW! Here's the WDE announcement listing BHS- scroll to the end.
Wyoming's Traditional and Alternative Schools See Upward Trends in Performance Ratings: CHEYENNE - State Superintendent Megan Degenfelder and the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) have released results for the 2024-25 School Performance Ratings...read more.
We are excited to honor Patricia Casey, secondary FCS and Art teacher at BHS, as the 2024-25 District Teacher of the Year!
Ms. Casey doesn’t just teach content; she teaches excellence. She leads by example, modeling hard work, high standards, and a positive attitude that inspires students to rise to their potential. One of her most exciting recent contributions is the launch of a Catering course for students who have earned their Serve Safe certification; it’s a program that not only develops technical skills, but also builds confidence and career readiness. While her accomplishments are impressive, it’s her students who best capture the heart of her work. Here are just a few of their comments:
“Ms. Casey stays after to help me in Boost every day. She doesn’t have to, but she does. And that means a lot to me.” “I can tell she loves teaching because she’s always smiling and she’s simply kind.” “Ms. Casey believed in me when I didn’t even believe in myself. She showed me that I can do hard things.” “Ms. Casey’s room is a safe place where we can be ourselves.” “Ms. Casey taught me that effort is the important part and that if I keep trying, I can get better.” “She brings mega-good energy. I look forward to her class every day.” “Ms. Casey makes the time to listen to me, no matter what’s going on.” “I have learned how to be more confident because of her.” “I never liked school and I wasn’t good at anything until I took Foods class with Ms. Casey. Now I’m thinking about a career in culinary!” “She makes all of us feel like we are her favorites and that can’t be true, but it sure feels good.” “Ms. Casey pushed me to do things I didn’t think I was ready for and I found out that I can!” “She motivates me by her teaching and by the kind of person that she is all of the time.” “She has this way of listening, really listening, to our thoughts and questions.”
Friday, August 29
Burlington Football vs. Encampment in Shoshoni - Middle School 4:00 PM, High School 6:00 PM
