Picture Retakes will take place Friday, Oct. 23 at 8:00
4th Grade Newsletter
Our new sign was installed today!
Reminder: If you would like for your student to obtain a free flu shot at school from Health Heroes on Oct. 22, be sure to complete the parent consent form by Oct. 20. You can pick up a form at your student's school or here:
https://bit.ly/3iGDyYZ
BCS has Instructional Assistant positions available at BJSHS and Montpelier Elementary. If interested, please submit a letter of intent and a resume to the principal/supervisor listed. Join Us!
Check out our other job openings.
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6th grade newsletter!
Good news! Health Heroes will be at each of our schools on Thursday, Oct. 22, to offer free flu vaccines to all students and staff.
The student consent form will need to be thoroughly completed and returned to school by Oct. 20. Contact your student's school for more info.
Lunch menu for Thursday, October 8th:
Soft Shell Taco
Lettuce/Meat/Cheese
Hash Browns
Steamed Corn
Chilled Fruit
Milk
Breakfast menu for Thursday, October 8th:
Banana Bread
Juice
Craisins
Milk
Wow! Hard to believe Fall Break is almost here! (Oct. 12-16.)
Thanks to the kind generosity of the Blackford County Community Foundation, Community and Family Services, Grace United Methodist Church, Purdue Extension Blackford County, and the Good Seed Initiative, the Pit Stop in Hartford City will provide free lunches to families in need during Fall Break. If this is your family, please stop by the Pit-Stop to pick up lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students are encouraged to be present when picking up the lunches.
A friendly reminder from Assistant Superintendent Greg Roach regarding transportation:
As we start the last week of our first grading period, I want to thank you for your understanding and cooperation in helping us have a great start to our school year. I want to remind you that due to COVID-19 safety concerns and the possible need to contact trace, we are unable to approve one-time, non-permanent bus changes for students. Students need to ride their assigned bus or have an alternate option for transportation. I know this can create hardships for parents at times, but we need to do all that we can to keep our students safe and this is a measure that is necessary.
Thank you in advance for your help in our efforts to keep the students of BCS safe.
3rd Grade Newsletter!
Food Pantry at Northside until 5:45 this evening.
Breakfast menu 10/6/2020
Blueberry Muffin
Juice Box
Orange Flavored Craisins
Milk
Menu for 10/6/2020
Chicken Tenders
Butter Bread
Broccoli
Carrots
Chilled Pears
Milk
Lunch menu for Monday, October 5th:
Tenderloin Sandwich
Pickle Slices
Baked Beans
Hash Browns
Chilled Fruit
Milk
Breakfast for Monday, October 5th:
Poptart
Watermelon flavored Craisins
Juice
Milk
The third graders in Mrs. Penny’s class have been using the power of drawing to enhance their understanding of main idea and supporting details. Students listened to a nonfiction passage and drew an illustration to represent the passage. They then could pick out the main thing they were drawing about. This helped students understand the main idea. It was a fun way and visual way to understand the main idea.
Check out our 6th grade students in Mrs. Heidi Palmer's homeroom class at BIS kick off book fair week by dressing like they did 'back in the day' during the 1990s. According to Mrs. Palmer, "The kids looked awesome!"
#ThroughTheDecades #TalkToTheHand
