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March 9th Regular School Board Meeting
Eggcellent Fundraiser Supporting High School Basketball
Ms.Ashley talking about emotions and reading to the kids.
I mustache you for more sour cream.
Opportunity for students to learn more about Air Force and Space Force Opportunities.
Thank you Bristol Bay Borough Public Works for getting our main and alternate facilities plowed before our staff and students arrived!
Happy Friday! Fridays are celebrated in Pre-K 3 by getting out the dinosaur bubble maker.
Check out the new activity on our app! In addition to connecting you to what's happening in the classroom, you can view upcoming events, see the cafeteria menu, & get important notifications. Download the app on Android: https://bit.ly/37twNXI or iPhone: https://apple.co/3dtQD99
Miss Heather's class getting to use ice to paint!
Good Morning,
Camai C.H.C. will be in the cafeteria at 4:30 today to provide free Covid-19 tests to all Basketball Players and Coaches. Please enter the school through the side cafeteria entrance.
Learning about recycling and protecting our water
Magnets bring us smiles
Miss Heather sneakily took a picture of Mr. Burt spending a little time reading to the 1st and 2nd graders on the floor of the church this week. With all necessary social distance protocols in place, or course!
Good day,
There has been a miscommunication regarding if students can attend school, after parents travel. If a parent travels and the student does not, the student may continue to attend in person school as normal. Please email shannonharvilla@bbbsd.net with any questions.
Pre-K 3's Art Gallery. Some titles of the pieces include Snake, Home and It's a Boo-ya!
Students in World Languages and Cultures Club enjoyed croissants, hot chocolate, and jam from France yesterday to celebrate French night! We also learned about Francophone history/culture and wrote dialogues in French with a partner. Next week we are learning about Germany with special guest Mr. Burt!
Math is sooo much fun with Miss Shawna
Are future investment brokers in the Borough? Students in Financial Literacy were given $100,000 to (pretend) invest in the stock market. Over a six week period in the second quarter, they overcame initial losses to finish strong, earning anywhere from $2K to over $11K!
Parents, please make sure to check backpacks over the weekend. A lot of kids may have left over snacks.