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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https://photos.app.goo.gl/rTLSBXzKBi6BdNUD66 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Happy Valentine's Day! Looks like many of us were "Heart Attacked" in all the best ways!
6 months ago, Autumn Tempany
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!
6 months ago, Autumn Tempany
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
6 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Third graders dabbled in mosaic art based on their study of the Roman Empire!
6 months ago, Autumn Tempany
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.
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Our Lifetime Sports class was able to climb NWC's rock wall yesterday. Grip strength was the thing that left the strongest impression; students tested both their fingers and their toes as they climbed. They also learned how safe the tethering system is at NWC. It had magnetic breaks in it to let you down easily when you fell. Students were excited to learn that each tether was below a different level of climb, from easy to advanced. Every student climbed the 2 easy sections, but no one was able to make it to the top of the advanced climbs. By the time they were done, they had worked up a good sweat. It was a super neat afternoon at NWC!
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Our spring Elementary Student Council has been voted in. Congrats to: President-Ben Casey, Vice Pres.-Jaxton Rasmussen, Secretary- McKenna Davidson, Treasurer-Mark Davidson, Photographers- Charity Ball & Brigham Winters!
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Even our teachers participate in brain breaks! These breaks are short, intentional pauses (usually 1-3 minutes) from academic work, involving quick physical or mental activities to help students reset, refocus, and improve concentration, thus preventing cognitive overload and boosting learning. These breaks can include movement (like dancing or stretching), mindfulness (like deep breathing), or creative exercises.
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Last weekend Speech & Debate competed again and our team did fantastic. We are looking forward to seeing how they do in Casper next weekend. Results:
Layla- 3rd in Oratory
Raygen- 1st in Informative
Reece- 5th in Informative
Reece and Kitzen- 5th in Duo
Kitzen- 5th in Drama & 4th in Congress
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Bradford Davidson auditioned and earned a spot at All State Music in Cody last week. Beginning at 7am on Monday he rehearsed for many hours with other students from around the state for two days, ending the event with a concert on Tuesday night. He learned different vocal techniques and strategies that he is eager to bring back to his peers. He claimed it was a lot of work but very rewarding being around so many talented musicians. Congrats, Brad!
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
The rainbow trout eggs have begun to hatch. They are now in the alvine stage (sac fry), where they will continue to live off the yolk sac attached to their bodies.
7 months ago, Brandi Dearcorn
Please see the attached PNA Survey information. The survey is given to students in grades 6th, 8th, 10th, and 12th.
7 months ago, Rebecca Walker
Speech and Debate did well last weekend! Layla Baer broke to semifinals in oratory and quarter finals for impromptu. Raygen Andrew won 5th for her inform. Reece Allen broke to quarterfinals for her inform and semis for her duo with Kitzen Schatz. Kitzen won 6th for congress. It was a very large, competitive tournament and the boys didn’t break, but Kimber Allen won 3/4 of his debate rounds. Congrats to all!
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
On November 2, 1983, President Ronald Reagan signed the King Holiday Bill into law, designating the third Monday in January a federal holiday in observance of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The legislation to recognize Martin Luther King Jr. Day was first introduced just 4 days after his assassination on April 4, 1968. Still, it would take 15 years of persistence by civil rights activists for the holiday to be approved by the federal government and an additional 17 years for it to be recognized in all 50 states. Today, it is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage all Americans to volunteer and improve their communities.
https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/15-year-battle-martin-luther-king-jr-day 7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
CONGRATS to our HS wrestlers! Sky Olsen placed 1st at the Bobcat Invitational for the girls' team last weekend and Michael Broederlow placed 3rd for the boys' team!
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Do you have access to a kiddo aged 0-4? If so, grab them and come to Story Time in the library! Braidy Davidson plans amazing activities with Baby/Toddler (0-2yrs) time on Tuesdays at 10am and Preschool children (0-4yrs) on Thursdays at 10am! Come promote literacy in fun, interactive ways!
7 months ago, Autumn Tempany
Burlington School has once again been selected for the Trout in the Classroom program. Today, approximately 150 trout eggs were delivered to Mrs. Dearcorn's classroom.
Trout in the Classroom provides students with the opportunity to engage in hands-on STEM activities that connect them to their natural environment and introduce them to potential careers in STEM fields.
8 months ago, Brandi Dearcorn
Come support our FFA program and add this to your calendar!
8 months ago, Autumn Tempany
HS Student Council planned the semi-formal Winter Ball dance last weekend. It had a good turnout and students reported it being lots of fun.
8 months ago, Autumn Tempany
