We are proud to announce that two of our students have been selected as regional winners in the Kids Kick Opioids contest. Congratulations to Izzy Shong & Addison Kilgore. Their work will be displayed at the state capitol in the fall!
All of our lost and found items have been washed and laid out in the cafeteria for students to look through. Please remind your students to look through this before the end of the day on Thursday!
Attached is a summary of events & reminders for our LAST week of this school year! Also, we've included information about how to order this year's yearbook! https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1015150760334178
Yesterday our students heard from an Amazon representative about career possibilities and STEM opportunities that Amazon offers.
Last night, we inducted 34 students into the National Junior Honors Society. This is a huge accomplishment that requires dedication and leadership. Our current members did a wonderful job leading the ceremony. We are looking forward to what this group (now 58 members strong) will be able to accomplish next school year!
Our Gift Basket Raffle is tomorrow on Facebook at 1 pm. Please make sure all your tickets and money are turned into the office by tomorrow morning!
This is the final edition of the social media alerts from the county for this school year. This one has to do with Summer Screen Time. It has also been added to our photo album on Facebook!
Our Spring Band Concert was last week. Ms. Sanders has done so well with our students this year! Please use this link to view the concert: https://youtu.be/vaMakLcULCk
8th Grade Families: If you ordered an 8th grade shirt, they were passed out to students today. If your student was absent, they can pick theirs up from Mrs. Aldridge starting tomorrow.
Mrs. Hensley has now been to Buffalo, Lavalette, & Prichard to speak with the fifth-grade students about the transition to middle school. Each student was given a copy of the handout attached. Please refer to this for important information about BMS as well as summer sports conditioning.
Please see attached information about sports physicals and immunizations!
Please see attached picture with reminders for this week!
8th Grade Families: Your student should have brought their PEP plan home last week. This is their plan for high school along with their currently scheduled classes for 9th grade. Please review this form with your student, sign it, and return it to school ASAP! If you have any questions, you can contact the school counselor, Lauren Hensley.
Attached is the sixth edition of the county's Social Media Alerts. This one has to do with Digital Addiction. It has also been added to our album on Facebook, which is where you can find all the previous editions.
Next week (May 28-31), our Student Leadership Council will be completing their May service project. For May, they have chosen to help support the Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter. They have organized two activities for the week:
- Homeroom Donation Drive: Students can bring supplies that will be donated to the animal shelter. The biggest items of need are Purina dog/cat food and cleaning supplies. A full list of requested items can be found at https://hcwanimalshelter.com/support/wish-list/. The homeroom that collects the most supplies will receive a breakfast party.
- “Coins for Critters”: Student Leadership Council will host a coin collection drive during lunch. The grade that donates the most money will receive a day of double intramurals. The funds raised will be donated to the Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter.
All library books must be returned no later than Monday, June 3rd! Please check with your students to make sure they do not have any books currently checked out and if they do to turn them into the library ASAP!
Our 5th six weeks incentive reward trip was yesterday! We spent the day in Charleston watching the Dirty Birds baseball game. We took 106 students, and fun was had by all! Our next incentive reward will be our countywide field day on June 4th!
BUS DELAY - The buses coming home from the Dirty Birds Baseball Game in Charleston have run into a traffic jam and will be late. Therefore, all students may be late coming home today.
Please see attached information about SVHS Girls Soccer Youth Camp!!
Jon Brillhart brought one of his Bee Colonies to share with the students. This was very educational, and the kids were intrigued. BMS would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to Jon.
