Military Child Spotlight: 5th Grader, Ricki Hardrick
Military Child Spotlight: 5th Grader, Presley Grove
Military Child Spotlight: 5th Grader, Christian Gossett
Military Child Spotlight: 5th Grader, Wyatt Foret
Military Child Spotlight: 5th Grader, Alexis Elmgren
Military Child Spotlight: 6th Grader, Ava Decker
Military Child Spotlight: 6th Grader, Hadynn Cronk
Military Child Spotlight: 6th Grader, Myla-Kay Brown
Military Child Spotlight: 6th Grader, Macie Bishop
Military Child Spotlight: 5th Grader, Ayden Beavers
Military Child Spotlight: 6th Grader, Kennedy Angus
Military Child Spotlight: 5th Grader, Ellie Allen
April is the Month of the Military Child. We will honor our BMS students whose parents/guardians are active duty, Purple Heart Wounded, and/or Gold Star Families with daily student spotlights.
Mrs.King’s science classes are exploring the geosphere and made a model of the rock cycle today! Science is always fun when you get to eat it!
6th Grade Parents and Guardians!!! 7th grade registration forms are due tomorrow!!
Mr. Davis and a group of EAST students are at the 2024 EAST Conference this week!
Mrs.King's science classes explored the geosphere and made models of Earth's layers!
6th GRADE PARENTS and GUARDIANS!!! Your student will be bringing home their schedule request form for 7th grade this afternoon. Please look over this form with them and complete it together. You may view the attached presentation to learn about the various electives they get to choose from. These forms are due to their homeroom teacher no later than FRIDAY, MARCH 15. If you have any questions regarding the classes, please contact Beebe Junior High.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1BCvGICl9EVJ65UE4wu5nnJsFkMcml5QIrzwAcYXiQ2c/edit?usp=sharing
Ms. Davis' shared their upcycled plastic projects. They were very creative!
Spread the Word >> Inclusion
#pledgetoinclude
Wednesday, March 6 was national "Spread the Word Day" for Special Olympics! Our Unified team created a poster for students and staff at BMS to sign the "Pledge to Include!" Our poster is hanging in the hallway on the second floor, so if you still want to make the pledge you can stop by and sign it!
"People with disabilities still face exclusion, social isolation, and social abuse in schools, workplaces, and communities. This prevents us from building truly inclusive societal structures, where we can learn and grow together. The Spread the Word Inclusion campaign is aimed at showcasing the impact of inclusive language and actions so that the discrimination of people with intellectual disabilities can come to an end."
