Thank you, Mr. Scot Thompson and Mr. John Edens from the VFW for offering an amazing writing experience for our students, The Patriot Pen essay contest. Three of our eighth grade students won the local contest, Joanna Kravchuck won 3rd and America Torres won 2nd place . Cambri Cantrell won 1st at both local and district levels and then took 3rd at the state level winning a total of $525 in prize money. Thank you Mrs. Edens and Mr. Ketchum for utilizing your class time for an opportunity to "link learning to life."
BMS wants to thank the Creek County Retired Educators for thinking of us and blessing us with some snacks and supplies. It away feels good to be appreciated.
Big THANK YOU to Maegan Blakeman for talking to our middle school health class today about the importance of self care!!!! We love having people from our community pour into the health and future of our students!!!
Shout out to Mrs. Rachel Stephens!!!! We were blessed to have her teach some volleyball techniques to our PE classes today!!!
We are beyond proud to share that our team has been honored with the Wilbur Gouge Honors Team Award at the Challenge Bowl meet on February 14! 💜🏆 This prestigious award is given to the team that best exemplifies the true spirit of the games—demonstrating respect for tribal leadership, acknowledging elders, honoring their peers, showing grace in both victory and defeat, and playing for the love of learning.
This recognition speaks volumes about the character, dedication, and heart of our students. They represented our school with pride, showing that true success is measured not just by wins, but by the respect, integrity, and knowledge they carry with them.
Please join us in celebrating these incredible students and their outstanding achievement! 🎉👏 #ChallengeBowl #WilburGougeHonorsTeam #ProudMoment
Our Middle School Teacher of the Year was honored at the Chamber Banquet last night alongside the other Teachers of the Year. Congratulations Mrs. Deshazo!
Didn't the 6th grade STEM students do a great job on these tables?! They made them in Mrs. Wilhite's Stem exploratory class to practice reading actual construction instructions, utilize teamwork, and overcome obstacles and frustration. Now our students have a place to appropriately visit during passing period and indoor recess!
Bristow Middle School is happy to announce our Terrific Pirates for the months of January and February. Go Pirates!
Coach Lyons and Coach Busch’s health classes recently visited the police department. Thank you to MPO Bray and the Bristow Police Department for showing them around and allowing them to see what a work day looks like in the life of an officer.
Due to hazardous conditions at school drop off areas and out of town bus routes, Bristow Public Schools will be closed Friday, February 21, 2025. THIS WILL NOT BE A VIRTUAL DAY. This day will be scheduled to be made up at a later date. Home Alone will also be closed. Be safe!
Once again, due to hazardous road conditions, Bristow Schools will be virtual tomorrow, Thursday, February 20, 2025. Home Alone will also be closed. Stay warm and be safe!
Due to hazardous road conditions, Bristow Public Schools will be virtual tomorrow, February 19, 2025. Home Alone will also be closed. Stay warm and be safe!
Due to potential hazardous road conditions and dangerously low temperatures, Bristow Schools will be virtual Tuesday, Feb. 18th. Home Alone will also be closed.
Bristow Public Schools will not be in session on Monday, February 17, 2025 in observance of President's Day. The district calendar can be found at www.bristow.k12.ok.us.
Bristow Schools will be closed Wednesday, Feb 12, 2025 due to hazardous road conditions. This will be a virtual day for students. Home Alone will also be closed.
To wrap up National Counselor Week, we celebrated our MS counselors, Mrs. Ponder and Mrs. Plum. They take care of all our staff and students, so we wanted to help them take care of themselves. Thank you for all you do!
Reminder-Friday 7, 2025 is a professional day. There is no school for students on that day.
The 6th grade PE classes took full advantage of the record breaking 80 degree weather with some kickball yesterday!
This weeks events for Bristow Middle School
This week Coach Busch's Health classes had Detective Sergeant Mason stop by to talk to them. He spoke to the students about the use of drugs from his perspective and reminded them about not only the dangers of drug use but also the long lasting effect it has on someone's record and how that can be problematic for getting the job or career they would like to have some day.
