Ahoy! September 19th be Natter (talk) Like A Pirate Day. That's certainly easy fer us here at Bristow Public Schools, home o' the Purple Pirates! Many students enjoyed natterin' (talking) like a pirate today at school. How about ye try it at home this evenin'? Here's a wee activity...create yer owns pirate name! 1. Pick a color 2. Name an animal 3 Pick a profession. Voila! Ye 'ave yer owns pirate name!Hope ye 'ave a fun pirate day! `Pirate Pete
Mr. Shields the BHS Choir Director, visited the Edison PreK on Friday to talk about music and the banjo! Research shows that incorporating music into the classroom helps calm and energize students!
For Dot Day, which is a day to celebrate creativity, Mrs. O'Brien created a dot installation in the hallway inspired by the artist Yayoi Kusama. Yayoi is known as the Princess of Polka Dot!
Congratulations to the BHS Cheer Program! They finished as Regional Runner's Up today!
BHS Juniors and Seniors attended the Rogers County College Fair. Students visited over 45 schools and got to experience a college campus firsthand.
The High School will be offering tutoring for Math and English:
Math Tutoring:
Mr. Morgan's Room 19 on Tuesday & Thursday from 7:30-8:00 am
Ms. Painter's Room 26 on Tuesday & Wednesday from 7:30- 8:00 am & 3:10-4:00 pm
English Tutoring
Mr. Manfredi's Room 27 on Tuesday & Thursday from 7:30-8:00 am
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Mr. Brandt's Life Skills class is learning real life woodworking skills. Last week they worked on raised flower beds and Christmas ornaments.
For the second consecutive year, the Oklahoma aviation high school roster has been established as leading the way with the highest number of schools teaching the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) “You Can Fly” high school curriculum. Bristow High School is on the list. Check out the article in the QR Code or view the article on this site:
https://oklahoma.gov/aerospace/outreach-advocacy/newsroom/oklahoma-leads-the-nation-for-a-second-consecutive-year-for-aviation-high-schools.html#:~:text=For%20the%20second%20consecutive%20year,Can%20Fly%E2%80%9D%20high%20school%20curriculum
In the build up to this four day weekend, students were making spaghetti towers that had to support the weight of a marshmallow on its top during a team building activity in Physical Science.
BEAT CUSHING!
First High School Pep Assembly today, and the Juniors won the Spirit Stick.
Join our Pirates tomorrow night at Hafer Field to crush the Tigers.
BPS will have no school Friday or Monday. Friday, teachers will have a professional day and Monday is Labor Day. We look forward to seeing everyone back on Tuesday, Sept 5.
Students in Mrs. O'Brien's Art Classes each created a piece for the mural inspired by the artist Jen Stark.
PharmCORP is conducted annually every October on the campus of Southwestern Oklahoma State University College of Pharmacy. It is a day filled with information and hands-on activities for high school students in grades 9 - 12 who are interested in a career in pharmacy.
https://www.swosu.edu/about/pre-college-programs/pharmcorp/index.php
Mrs. Colvin's Class uses a mini Green House for a Germination Lab Activity.
Mrs. Wilson provides the option in class for a comfortable learning environment. Allowing flexible seating in class enhances learning.
High School students mentoring elementary students through Esports.
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BHS Back to School Dance is tomorrow in the CAFETERIA from 7-9!
$5 Entry
Check out the new wall wrap in the BHS Commons!
