Mrs. Greenwood's classes were getting very creative with the gingerbread house building this week!
The Shine Society info meeting was today with Mrs. Plum. The after school club will begin on Jan 9, meeting from 3:15 to 4:15 on Tuesdays. The goals of this club will be to promote self worth, positive self-esteem and share kindness to others. Stop by for a permission slip to join us girls!
Out of 196 students in the Morris Academic Team Conference, Braydn Douglas placed 1st and was named All-Conference MVP. Congratulations Braydn!
Bristow's Very Merry Ugly Sweater Band Concert is Sunday, Dec. 10th @ 2:30 pm.
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Congratulations to our JH wrestling team that took 1st at Sand Springs.
Mrs. Still's 6th graders are spreading some Christmas cheer around the building today!
Mrs. Wilhite's STEM class are safely playing with drones today.
We are blessed to have each of you as part of our family.
Friday, Nov 17 was "Share Your Art" day. Ms. Vandever shared her crochet art skills with students by teaching them how to start a crochet chain.
Native American Heritage Month has two weeks left. Check out how our students honored and learned about Native culture.
Yesterday, our G/T kids took a trip to the Tulsa Air and Space Museum.
Coach Hannah's 7th grade world geography class are creating their own civilizations.
School is officially out for Thanksgiving Break. We will see everyone again on Monday, November 27.
Mrs. Still's sixth grade classes are reading about Malala, the girl shot by the Taliban in 2012 and survived. The students discussed and wrote about being thankful and being grateful for the education opportunities they have in America.
Coach Busch and her 6th grade PE and Ms. Davis' leadership classes helped out social services!
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On Monday, November 13, Native American week started at Bristow Public Schools at our building. We had visitors from several different sites within the district read to our sixth grade students throughout the day. The stories they shared were all Native American books by Native American authors.
Thank you to Coach Kinzer, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Little, Ruth Johns, Mrs. Shockley, and Elissa Abbot for taking the time to share Native American stories with our students.
Mrs. Houser's 7th and 8th grade students learned about Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) and made alebrijes.
7th graders took their learning home tonight. SpaceX will had a satellite parade visible in the Oklahoma sky that connects to their Reading unit about whether space travel is worth the risk or too dangerous to undertake.
Missed tonight? They will pass by again tomorrow night around 6:30 & 8:30.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month next week district wide with the following days!
The new rule for basketball this year so fans won’t be confused when games start. Bonus free throws start at 5 team fouls and reset every quarter. It goes straight to 2 shots. No more 1-1 freethrows.
