After weeks of determination and effort, Burlington Elementary’s Math Superstars celebrated their success in style by participating in the 2026 Burlington School Winter Olympics. We are so proud of their achievement!
Our MS boys' basketball season went pretty well. Coach Corey Bullinger noted: "One thing I can say about this group was that they really grew and improved over the season. Our overall record this year was 10-6 and a we finished second at tournament. A month ago I think you would have been hard pressed to find anyone who would have guessed that, but the boys really locked in, focused on the basics and made it a great end to the season. Our most exciting game of the season was our semifinal win against Rocky. We were down by 10 in the fourth quarter and the boys fought back, got a steal with 6 seconds left and Armando hit a buzzer beater to win it and send us to the championship for the third year in a row. This group of eighth graders is the first group I have coached clear through and I have really grown close with them and will miss them going forward.
The B and C teams also had really good seasons and played everyone really tough. At the jamboree the B team won their first game and barely lost the second. The C team lost both of their games, but they were short-handed as three of their players were with the B team. Overall it was a great year and we are looking forward to the future!"
The B and C teams also had really good seasons and played everyone really tough. At the jamboree the B team won their first game and barely lost the second. The C team lost both of their games, but they were short-handed as three of their players were with the B team. Overall it was a great year and we are looking forward to the future!"
Best of luck to our teams as they head to regionals! Boys play at 2:00 today and girls at 3:30. #GoHuskies
Girls' Regionals Bracket: https://wyopreps.com/basketball-girls-1a2aregional.../
Boys' Regionals Bracket: https://wyopreps.com/basketball-boys-1a2aregional.../
Girls' Regionals Bracket: https://wyopreps.com/basketball-girls-1a2aregional.../
Boys' Regionals Bracket: https://wyopreps.com/basketball-boys-1a2aregional.../
Attention: There will not be Boost or Preschool tomorrow (Thursday) or next Thursday due to the half days . There will be no Boost on Tuesday, March 10th and Wednesday, March 11th due to parent teacher conferences. Please make transportation changes via the school office.
FFA Week kicked off with a surprise start to the day as students arrived on horses! Join us tomorrow, 2-24, in the aux gym at 6:30pm for dinner, a silent auction and a rifle raffle! All proceeds support our Burlington FFA program. Hope to see you here!
Huskies Basketball, Conference Champions 2026
Congratulations Lady Husky Basketball. Conference Champions 2026.
BHS' senior projects keep getting better and better every year! A huge THANK YOU to all of our community members who have devoted time to share their knowledge, expertise, and passions, with our senior class. We are learning, growing, and achieving together! And a special thanks to our volunteer feedback panel including: Gretty Gasvoda, Holly Michaels, Phillip Davidson, Mick Esquivel, and Wendy Fuller! Here's a link to the slideshow:
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Mr. Olson's Multimedia class entered a popcorn video contest and won! Congrats to Kysen Bullinger, Kortney Winterholler, Teddy Ball, and Davanni Wagner for earning an Honorable Mention! Check out all 4 of their video entries:
https://youtu.be/aj-re6e7O-4?si=a0rwsnvOPhS5n9Nj
https://youtu.be/aj-re6e7O-4?si=a0rwsnvOPhS5n9Nj
Today we celebrated nearly 85, K-5 students who earned a spot at the Trimester 2 Reading Party through their hard work in reading! Students had a blast playing Human Battleship and enjoying hot chocolate to celebrate their reading accomplishments.
We are so proud of their dedication — and so thankful for the support from families at home. Keep up the great reading! 📖✨
We are excited to honor our senior basketball players with a Senior Recognition Night. Seniors will be recognized Saturday between the Girls Varsity game and the Boys Varsity game.
We look forward to celebrating our seniors and all they have contributed to our basketball programs. Thank you for your support, and we hope to see you there!
We look forward to celebrating our seniors and all they have contributed to our basketball programs. Thank you for your support, and we hope to see you there!
BES 2nd graders and our BHS Early Childhood class have been writing letters back and forth to each other throughout the school year. One of the activities that they have been working on came to life today! The 2nd graders had drawn a monster and then our HS students crafted the monster! These turned out great. Our kids were so excited to receive the crafted monsters and to meet their pen pals today! The next step in the project will be for the 2nd graders to write about their monsters. I was impressed with the quality and attention to detail in these crafted monsters. Take a look at the drawing and then compare that to what our HS students made. Pretty creative and some good sewing skills! Here's a link to the video of all of them: https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNaqfNEGbKN6p93TAArArWUdDkvlCmFbegxsK-cxf8mzVKnN6p8WLvMSFAdIzEp5Q/photo/AF1QipMgxmqYmrFy3mQeEq9BfmnPmlhAN7l7KCEjepqU?key=RWVSNlRLOVJfX2k2aGhFdUdUd0YtVkw3d2tyNmpn
Update on the Burlington Fish: All of the eggs have hatched, and the fry have been released from the egg basket. They are now in the fry stage of the rainbow trout lifecycle. If they were in their natural habitat, this is the stage at which we could observe them.
HS StuCo put on another school dance last Friday night. We had a good turnout with about 50 students. The dance ended early at 10:00pm so basketball students could make curfew but everyone still said they had a great time!
Mr. May's Lifetime Sports class learned about winter safety while having a blast ice fishing. I heard 4.5 fish was the most caught by any one person, but that might've been a fish story. You'd have to ask Eve how it's even possible to catch half a fish!
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Happy Valentine's Day! Looks like many of us were "Heart Attacked" in all the best ways!
12 BES students participated in the Showalter Music Festival, practicing the month of January till February 7th. They anxiously awaited their turn to perform for the judges and did an amazing job. We are so proud of these students for taking time on a Saturday to do this. Thank you parents and guardians for supporting music, too!
14 BMS students made the cut to attend the Math Counts competition with Ms. Winters yesterday where they took 2 individual tests: one with calculators, one without. Then they were split into teams of 3-4 to compete against other schools. We competed against Powell and Thermopolis, with a total of 36 students competing. BMS did a great job! Here are the results:
2nd Place Team: Stella, Cambria, Lucy, Finn
4th Place Individual: Bronson
3rd Place Individual: Finn
Top 12 Individual (made it to the Countdown Round Bracket): Finn, Bronson, Katie, Lucy, Cambria
Top 8 Countdown Bracket: Katie, Finn
2nd Place Countdown Bracket: Finn
Third graders dabbled in mosaic art based on their study of the Roman Empire!
Our 5th graders just completed a hands-on social studies project focused on the origins of the 13 colonies. After researching aspects of their chosen colony, including its founding, geography, and daily life, students transformed their learning into a three-dimensional dodecahedron display. Each face highlighted a different topic, focusing on organizing information clearly and creatively. The project combined research, writing, and creativity while helping students build a deeper understanding of early American history.
