Ms. Jordan’s 3rd grade reading group recently finished reading Matilda and took their learning to a whole new level! After diving into the book together, the students worked to create their very own movie version of the story. This project was completely student-led from start to finish! They used AI to help generate a script, then made thoughtful edits and corrections to make it their own. They showed creativity, teamwork, and amazing leadership. It’s posted to our school Youtube site along with other student-created highlight videos, live streams, podcasts, and more, at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPn-7lwtvwY
Our BMS football team had a GREAT season!
Head Coach Tim Allen shared: What a year it has been for this group! They have done so well! We beat every 6 man opponent and even got to try 3 games of 9 man football where they were 2-1. Once they figured out how to play 9 man ball they were head and shoulders above their opponents and really learned how to play team football. There will be some state championships from this roster!!
Head Coach Tim Allen shared: What a year it has been for this group! They have done so well! We beat every 6 man opponent and even got to try 3 games of 9 man football where they were 2-1. Once they figured out how to play 9 man ball they were head and shoulders above their opponents and really learned how to play team football. There will be some state championships from this roster!!
2nd grade is learning about chemical reactions! Braidy Davidson came in and taught the lesson, which culminated in chemical reaction monsters!
1st Round Football Playoffs
Congratulations to our boys cross country team!
Congratulations to our Lady Huskies on their Conference Championship!
Cross Country 2A State Champions!
Individual Champion- Kellen Winters
State Runner-up. Kelli McNiven
All State- Kellen Winters, Kelli McNiven, Connor Hoyt, Bradford Davidson
Congratulations to our high school football team.
Such a cool opportunity each year for our 6th graders to complete Hunter's Safety as part of our PE/Health classes with Mr. May and our SRO, Nate Kreider. The culminating event encouraged students to apply their learning in a hands-on field trip.
College and career exploration is a high priority and we plan opportunities for every junior to job shadow an area of interest. A huge THANKS to the Timmerman Gallery in Cody for supporting these efforts!
There will not be a high school football game on Friday due to injuries on Midwest's team. The middle school game will be at 2:00 pm.
Mark your calendars for a Spooktacular evening of music and dinner catered by our very own Burlington Catering class! If you have an event coming up, reach out to Burlington Catering for prices and information at: burlingtoncatering@bighorn1.com !
Last Monday, Dalley and Naomi attended the School to Scrubs event at the University of Wyoming in partnership with LCCC. They explored 36 different healthcare-related stations, learning about a wide range of careers, connecting with professionals in the field, and discovering educational opportunities.
Both girls said they especially enjoyed the interactive, hands-on activities and appreciated the advice they received from healthcare workers currently in the profession. One student shared, “It made me so excited for my future and opened my eyes to how many options are out there.”
Both girls said they especially enjoyed the interactive, hands-on activities and appreciated the advice they received from healthcare workers currently in the profession. One student shared, “It made me so excited for my future and opened my eyes to how many options are out there.”
NO SCHOOL Friday, October 17th, AND NO SCHOOL Monday, October 20th. Enjoy your long weekend!
Our FFA members hit the road for some great learning experiences this week! Eight students competed in Livestock Judging and 8 students in Horse Judging at the NILE in Billings. Our members represented our chapter with pride and gained valuable hands-on experience!
Then, 15 MS students headed to Casper for the Discovery Conference, joining over 300 students from across Wyoming for a fun and engaging introduction to leadership and FFA opportunities.
We’re so proud of our members’ enthusiasm and dedication — the future of agriculture is bright!
Then, 15 MS students headed to Casper for the Discovery Conference, joining over 300 students from across Wyoming for a fun and engaging introduction to leadership and FFA opportunities.
We’re so proud of our members’ enthusiasm and dedication — the future of agriculture is bright!
Join us for ELEMENTARY MATH NIGHT with refreshments by Burlington Catering, our new HS Catering class. If you have an event coming up, reach out for prices and information at: burlingtoncatering@bighorn1.com
Help send our Seniors on their capstone trip to New York and Washington D.C.! Join us Tuesday Oct 28th from 4:45-6:15 in the Burlington school cafeteria before the Spooktacular concert for a spaghetti feed fundraiser. Food will be prepared by Mrs.Casey's catering class.
First grade knows the brain is the control center of the body. They learned that when different parts of the brain get damaged, it can have a serious impact on coordination, memories, or even cause death. Students designed helmets with their eggs being the brain; the goal was to find ways to keep the brain safe from concussions when playing a sport like football. "Brains" were dropped from 25cm, 50cm, 75 cm, 100cm and then from 200cm. All helmets but 3, passed the challenge!
There will be no elementary Boost on Thursday, October 16. Please make transportation changes through the office.