It's NYO State Time!
Starting Thursday, April 16th, at the Alaska Airlines Center, we have Boyce in Wrist Carry and Boyce & Liv in Alaskan High Kick.
Friday, April 17th, we have Boyce & Puni in Scissor Broad Jump, Ari & Albert in Inuit (Eskimo) Stick Pull, and Adeline in One Hand Reach.
Saturday, April 18th, we have Liv in Kneel Jump, Ari & Albert in Dene (Indian) Stick Pull, Boyce in One Foot High Kick, and Liv & Boyce in Seal Hop.
If you're in Anchorage, come cheer these hard working kids on! If you can't make it, the events should be streamed here: https://youtube.com/@bssdstudentbroadcasting1563?feature=shared
These kids went to Juneau and did their absolute best! We are so proud of their hard work and looking forward to those who qualified for State!
Albert - 2nd Place - Indian Stick Pull
Liv - 3rd Place - Alaskan High Kick
Ari - 1st Place - Eskimo Stick Pull
Puni - 3rd Place - Eskimo Stick Pull
Shea - 4th Place - Eskimo Stick Pull
Aitu - 3rd Place - Eskimo Stick Pull (Open Division)
Adeline - 3rd Place - One Hand Reach
Boyce - 4th Place - One Foot High Kick
(Only 1st-3rd Place were put on the podium, but 4th & 5th place still received ribbons)
Work Session Rescheduled
Due to a flight cancellation, the AASB trainer is unable to attend tomorrow’s scheduled work session. As a result, the session will be rescheduled for a later date.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Updated information regarding the new meeting date and time will be shared as soon as it is confirmed.
Due to a flight cancellation, the AASB trainer is unable to attend tomorrow’s scheduled work session. As a result, the session will be rescheduled for a later date.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Updated information regarding the new meeting date and time will be shared as soon as it is confirmed.
The Bristol Bay Angels NYO team is in Juneau for the 2026 Traditional Games at Juneau Douglas High School! You can steam the events here: https://traditionalgames.sealaskaheritage.org/
We have athletes competing in MS Scissor Broad Jump & Indian Stick Pull, and for MS/HS/Open in Scissor Broad Jump, 1 Foot High Kick, Indian Stick Pull, Wrist Carry, Eskimo Stick Pull, Alaskan High Kick, and Seal Hop!
April 2026 School Board Meeting Agenda
School Board Work Session / Budget Hearing 3 Agenda
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we will have to delay the drawing for the NYO Cash Raffle until Wednesday, April 22nd. We will now do the drawing at the Sports Awards!
If you would like any tickets, please let Paulie McClain know! Thank you for your continued support!
If you would like any tickets, please let Paulie McClain know! Thank you for your continued support!
Save the Date!
Join us on Wednesday, April 22nd for the Bristol Bay Angels Sports Awards!
We will provide hot dogs, side dishes are welcomed! See you there!
Join us on Wednesday, April 22nd for the Bristol Bay Angels Sports Awards!
We will provide hot dogs, side dishes are welcomed! See you there!
Custodial Opening! April 8, 2026 Notice of Vacancy
POSITION: Half Time Custodian
SALARY: Minimum Starting Salary $20.28-$28.55 PER HOUR Depending on Experience - Eligible for District Health Insurance
HOURS: School days, 5 hours per day
To Apply:
Please submit your letter of interest to HR@bbbsd.net or apply here
Reports To: Principal
POSITION: Half Time Custodian
SALARY: Minimum Starting Salary $20.28-$28.55 PER HOUR Depending on Experience - Eligible for District Health Insurance
HOURS: School days, 5 hours per day
To Apply:
Please submit your letter of interest to HR@bbbsd.net or apply here
Reports To: Principal
Update on the gym entrance!
Happy April! I apologize for the delay of this month's newsletter. This upcoming week will be spirit week to celebrate NYO, with tomorrow kicking off with PJ day (Flyer included). Please see our previous posts for the April lunch menu and signing up for the summer meal program. As always, watch for updates through our school app. Go Angels!
A huge congratulations to our NYO team who competed in Manokotak this weekend!
Wrist Carry
3rd Boyce Anderson 85'2"
Scissor Broad Jump
2nd Will Palmer 31' 7 1/2"
Two Foot High Kick
3rd Will Palmer 76" 4 misses
Eskimo Stick Pull
4th Puni Semaia
One Hand
1st Adeline Moses 50" 1 miss *NEW PR*
One Foot High Kick
1st Will Palmer 89"
Indian Stick Pull
1st Adeline Moses
2nd Boyce Anderson
This Friday, we're off to Juneau for the 2026 Traditional Games, then to Anchorage for State the week after!
NYO Pictures - Go Angels!
Congratulations to our NYO winners and all of those who represented the Angels this weekend. Go Angels!
*Update - We completed toe kick Friday evening, so we will be starting with 1 Foot at 9 am.
Our NYO team is in Manokotak this weekend! Here is the schedule for the weekend and events will be streamed here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1KwVqBuepH/ (they said they will not be able to stream both sides of the gym)
Meals To You summer meal applications are open and BBBSD is participating again!
Last summer, the program delivered more than 1 million meals to nearly 10,000 kids across 31 Alaska school districts.
Families who qualify receive meal boxes with 5 breakfasts and 5 lunches per child, shipped to their home or local post office throughout the summer.
Food Bank of Alaska administers Meals To You in partnership with school districts to help make sure kids in rural communities still have access to food when school is out.
To qualify, families need three things:
1️⃣ Student Enrollment
At least one child in the household must be enrolled in a participating school district during the application window (April 1–April 30, 2026).
2️⃣ Income Eligibility
Children must qualify for free or reduced-price school meals, attend a CEP school, or complete an income eligibility form during the application. *ALL BBBSD students qualify for free school meals!*
3️⃣ Rural Residency
Households must live in a USDA-designated rural area of Alaska during the summer.
If one child qualifies, every child in the household under 18 can receive meals, even if they aren’t enrolled in school.
For Elementary Students, please choose "Naknek Elementary School" and for MS/HS, select "Bristol Bay Middle/High School"
Apply by April 30:
https://feedingalaska.org/4e1rkdI
Questions?
mty@foodbankofalaska.org
907-308-7601
Dear School Community,
We’re excited to kick off our April Mental Health Challenge! Students in grades 7–12 will be competing against each other for mental wellness prizes they’ve selected, and we invite you to help us build awareness and encouragement throughout our school community.
Students can grab their calendar challenge forms from the schools front office and earn points in the following ways:
1 point for each daily checkmark (10 cups of water, 7–9 hours of sleep, 15 minutes of cardio)
5 bonus points for completing a monthly intention
2 points for each “something new I learned” (this can be anything, not just school-related)
10 points for each digital detox day (no screens)
Our goal is to make mental health visible, engaging, and an integral part of our daily routines as we move into the brighter months. This time of year is especially important for supporting mental wellness, and this challenge is an opportunity for students—and our broader community—to build positive habits and challenge patterns that may have developed during the winter months.
We encourage you to talk with students about the challenge, celebrate their efforts, and consider participating alongside them to model healthy habits. Small, consistent actions can make a meaningful difference.
All April Challenge forms will be due May 1st, and results will be announced at our assembly on May 7th.
Please see the attached April Mental Health Challenge calendar and the Social Work Corner newsletter (also shared in the schools parent newsletter) for more details.
Thank you for supporting the well-being of our students and school community.
We’re excited to kick off our April Mental Health Challenge! Students in grades 7–12 will be competing against each other for mental wellness prizes they’ve selected, and we invite you to help us build awareness and encouragement throughout our school community.
Students can grab their calendar challenge forms from the schools front office and earn points in the following ways:
1 point for each daily checkmark (10 cups of water, 7–9 hours of sleep, 15 minutes of cardio)
5 bonus points for completing a monthly intention
2 points for each “something new I learned” (this can be anything, not just school-related)
10 points for each digital detox day (no screens)
Our goal is to make mental health visible, engaging, and an integral part of our daily routines as we move into the brighter months. This time of year is especially important for supporting mental wellness, and this challenge is an opportunity for students—and our broader community—to build positive habits and challenge patterns that may have developed during the winter months.
We encourage you to talk with students about the challenge, celebrate their efforts, and consider participating alongside them to model healthy habits. Small, consistent actions can make a meaningful difference.
All April Challenge forms will be due May 1st, and results will be announced at our assembly on May 7th.
Please see the attached April Mental Health Challenge calendar and the Social Work Corner newsletter (also shared in the schools parent newsletter) for more details.
Thank you for supporting the well-being of our students and school community.
April Lunch Menu
🏀🔥 The AABC is proud to announce the 2026 1A/2A Girls Senior All-Stars! 🔥🏀
Congratulations to Bristol Bay's Brooke Phelps & Liv Harvilla!
The AABC Senior All Star Game is one final chance to see Alaska’s top seniors take the court!
📍 Location: Dimond High School, Anchorage, Alaska
🗓 Dates: April 10–11, 2026
⭐ FRIDAY, APRIL 10
6:00 PM – 3-Point Contest
7:00–8:30 PM – All-Star Recognition & Competition Players, parents, and coaches welcome!
⭐ SATURDAY, APRIL 11
2:00 PM – 1A/2A Girls Game
➡️ Halftime: 3-Point Finals + 1st Team All-State Recognition
🎥 All Star games will be streamed on NFHS
Come celebrate the best of Alaska basketball and send these seniors out the right way 👏
Thank you to Apay’uq and our students and staff for making this look great!
