In honor of the selfless acts of Welles Crowther during the 9/11 attacks, Ms. Bitting's class read the story The Man in the Red Bandana today, they wore red bandanas in class, and they named their very first Monarch butterfly after him. It was fitting that it emerged today.
Junior high student council officers presented each new student to our district with a Bureau Valley t-shirt so they can join in on Storm pride Friday's ⛈️⚡️ Welcome to BV!
This past weekend student council President Stevie Davis and advisor Mrs. DeBrock represented the IAJHSC Northwest district as district representative and adult executive director at the fall board meeting. They represent all the schools within the organization located in the brown region on the map.
One project student council officers did over the summer and start of the school year is school supply shopping. They provided school supplies for junior high students in need as well as stocking up to fill our share shelf located in the hallway for students to have access to school supplies all year long.
Mrs. Bell's 4th grade class held a place value party. The students rotated around the room to different party centers to complete the task cards.
8th grade students are painting portraits of people that inspire them. They used a grid to draw their person, and are now mixing and painting different values to create a posterized style portrait.
Elementary & Jr. High students showed their support this Hat Day by making a donation to our local fire departments in remembrance of those lost on 9/11. Donations from the entire district are being tallied and will be announced in the near future.
Friday, September 11th is Hat Day for our elementary and jr. high students. Bring a cash donation if you would like to wear a hat. All proceeds go to our local fire departments!
Come show your support for our JH Softball team playing in Regionals on Tuesday at home! Go Storm!! 🥎⚡️
#BVStrong #Entry #FN5GL #DefendTheVALLEY
Softball and baseball games for tonight are cancelled due to the heat. Unfortunately, the baseball game will not be rescheduled and this concludes their season. Softball will start regionals on Tuesday at 4:30.
Mrs. Knapp's art room was full at the first Junior High Art Club meeting after school Wednesday. So many eager artists with new ideas for this year. Welcome back past members and new members! They worked on their Art Club T-shirt contest designs, and some had time to create artwork of their choice!
Ms. Smiths Science class is learning about plant cells
This week in Ms. Kuelper’s science class students learned what happens to leaves once they fall to the ground. In the activity students did an investigation which taught them about decomposition.
Mrs. Bell's 4th grade class is studying the body and how it functions. This week, they are studying the parts of the eye and how they work together. The students discovered that the image is flipped upside down when it gets to the retina.
Tonight's softball and baseball games have been canceled due to the heat and temperatures. There will be no practice tonight and all athletes will go home. We are working on a rescheduled date for the softball tournament. We will notify parents as soon as we have a schedule update. Stay safe and cool. Go Storm!
📢 Parents, we need YOU! 📢
Please join us for our first PTO meeting of the school year on September 14th at 4:00 PM in Wyanet!
Our PTO plays an important role in supporting our students, staff, and schools, but we are in desperate need of more parent involvement to keep this organization going. Whether you can attend every meeting, volunteer for an event, or simply share your ideas, every bit of involvement makes a difference!
We would love to see some new faces and welcome anyone who is interested in helping support our schools. 💙
Please consider joining us on September 14th—we need your help!
Please join us for our first PTO meeting of the school year on September 14th at 4:00 PM in Wyanet!
Our PTO plays an important role in supporting our students, staff, and schools, but we are in desperate need of more parent involvement to keep this organization going. Whether you can attend every meeting, volunteer for an event, or simply share your ideas, every bit of involvement makes a difference!
We would love to see some new faces and welcome anyone who is interested in helping support our schools. 💙
Please consider joining us on September 14th—we need your help!
Bring your best smile for picture day tomorrow!!! 😃📷
#BVStrong #Entry #FN5GL #DefendTheVALLEY @TMobile @BureauValleyHS340
8th grade Physical Science students have been learning about precision vs accuracy. This week the students completed three activities (Trashketball, Darts, and Bags) to help them relate the meanings to actual activities they could partake in.
Students in Ms. Crabtree's class put their knowledge of finding volume to the test and worked to find which expression matched up with the correct prism.
Ms. Crabtree's students earned their August incentive and celebrated by eating ice cream sandwiches on the last hot day of August!
