Thank you to Mrs. Holly Michaels for volunteering to do a bread-making class with the 4th graders, who have been learning about fractions. And what better way to incorporate fractions than in real-life baking? Students made the bread during math & Mrs. Michaels took it home, baked it, and brought it back later in the day so students could enjoy their hard work.
Teachers are learning lots about implementing the PLC process at this Arizona Solution Tree conference & having some fun too.
Elementary Student Council Election Speeches will occur on Thursday, February 8, 2024, at 2:55 pm in the auxiliary gym.
Dalin and Hannah Winters from Feels Like Home, presented to our seniors in our Business Math course this morning. They gave some amazing information about home costs, the buying process, and financing considerations of various home options. Thank you for providing this opportunity!
Last weekend our Speech & Debate team had every single competitor receive improved feedback compared to previous tournaments. We placed 3rd in 1A/2A and had several individuals who placed. Daniela Garcia received 1st place in Drama, Kitzen Schatz placed 4th in Oratory, and Jessica Mendez placed 5th in Oratory. There was some tough competition from South Dakota schools that we hadn't competed against before, which added an extra level of difficulty to the tournament. The team heads to Riverton next. Congrats!
We had a tremendous amount of support with our "Make A Change" fundraiser that was sponsored by our student councils. We ended up raising a grand total of $956.95! That's about double the amount of what other 1A schools raise, and all of this goes toward Make A Wish Foundation for Wyoming. Thank you all for your generosity!!
BMHS Sporting Clay Shooting Club parent meeting is tonight at 5:30pm in the gym lobby for all who might be interested. Come join us!
It's Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. We appreciate our SRO Nate Kreider and everything he does for us!
Student Council members of all levels demonstrated solid leadership skills today as they hosted a K-12 interactive assembly for their "Make A Change" fundraiser. See the flyer for dress-up days next week and send your change in. All proceeds go to the Make-A-Wish foundation.
A huge THANK YOU to our CSO for always luring Santa down from the North Pole this time of year. Students enjoyed his brief visit yesterday!
Just a quick reminder. All students will be released from school at 12:30 tomorrow, Thursday, December 21st. There will be no Boost. Please contact the school to make transportation changes if your child normally attends Boost on Thursdays. Students will come back to school on Thursday, January 4th. Merry Christmas!
Thank you to the parents who came and watched their child's poetry recitation! I was impressed with the number of students who memorized their poems, as that was not a requirement. Contact Mrs. Dearcorn if you'd like a link to all the videos. The 4th graders did a great job!
Our Speech & Debate team travelled to Thermopolis for their second meet of the year & earned 1st place again!
Our HS Knowledge Bowl team took 2nd place out of 15 teams, ranging in size from 1A to 4A, at the Big Horn Knowledge Bowl in Greybull. Questions ranged on topics from physics, chemistry, and current events, to parts of speech, musical terms, and trigonometry. Team members practiced daily for several weeks, and will be competing again next month at Northwest College. Participants included Jordan Broederlow, Kitzen Schatz, Taft Winters, Rebecca Bullinger, Hannah Bullinger, Faith Davidson, Colt Haslam, Paul McNiven, Jordan Michaels, and Brikton Wardell.
Thanks for supporting the Holiday Program last evening. It was a nice way to get into the season.
Para PROfessionals: Whether they are working 1:1 with a student, helping students stay caught up on assignments, or managing small groups, our paras all do a great job assisting our teachers and staff. THANKS for all you do!
High School, Middle School, and Elementry Student Council members thank everyone who donated items for the veterans' care packages. We gathered enough things to fill six boxes. These items will be delivered to the Veterans in time for Christmas.
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Please come support the Capstone Trip to Washington D.C.
Our music program starts tonight at 6:00pm in the gym! Students participating in the program need to arrive between 5:30 and 5:45. Hope to see you here!
Students had an opportunity to meet with Janie Wilcox, State Skills USA director. She discussed the state and national Skills USA competitions and the leadership skills needed. She detailed how these skill areas impact each of our lives in what we do.
