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.
Ms. Speck's 6th grade writing classes are using materials purchased with the B.E.F. Grant to create Character Rocks. The students will use these creations to write poems and stories. These narratives will then be sent to a publisher to be printed in a book for future purchase.
Ms. Speck's 6th grade writing classes are using materials purchased with the B.E.F. Grant to create Character Rocks. The students will use these creations to write poems and stories. These narratives will then be sent to a publisher to be printed in a book for future purchase.
Teachers will have a professional day on Friday, November 3. Students will not attend school.
Mr. Robb Holla will be our guest speaker at BMS on Tuesday at 9am to speak about the dangers of drugs and vaping. His website states the following about him: Statistically, Robb Holla should be dead or in jail. But his success as a preeminent author, speaker, and youth empowerment speaker is living proof that your past does not determine your future. Severe speech impediments, major third-degree burns as a toddler, and decades of bullying only served to motivate Robb to find a way to impact others.
Robb is renowned for his ability to speak to teens on their level, grab their attention, make them laugh, and leave a lasting impact that they will not soon forget. Please contact BMS if you do not want your student to attend.
Some of our middle schoolers took their Saturday to go on a trip to the Oklahoma Teen Book Con in Tulsa today. They met authors of books, learned about publishing, writing, and reading great books. Thank you, #oktbc, for offering a fantastic opportunity for Oklahoma teens.
Mr. Mckinzie's 6th grade geography class built structures to learn about teamwork and how a monarchy works. The oldest in the group got to be the king/queen and give orders as well as approval.
Being in middle school is always fun and our middle school dance party is evidence! Thank you to Coach Busch and the STUCO for putting on a great evening of fun!
Students and teachers at BMS are enjoying the stay Drug-Free Decades theme for red ribbon week! Go Pirates!
Congratulations to our TRRFCC Pirate for October! Savannah Schooley, Remey Jacobs, Audrey Biswell, Braylon Freeman, Audrey Darrough, Travis Pecha. We are proud of you!
BMS Red Ribbon week has kicked off with Swingin Sixties - Groove into a Drug-Free Future! Tuesday will be 70s, Wednesday will be 80's, Thursday will be 90s and finish up with Friday and the 2000's and/or Pirate Colors!
The Middle School will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week with a decades theme. Students and staff will dress up each day according to a different decade to promote being drug free for years!
Monday - The Groovy 60s
Tuesday - The Swinging 70s
Wednesday - The Colorful 80s
Thursday - The HipHoppin 90s
Friday - Now & Forever 2000s
Ms. Davis' leadership class helps to decorate the halls and the pirate ship for the different holidays or seasons. They also have a contest going for guessing the amount of candy in the bucket. We appreciate them.
