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In honor of Earth Day, Fourth graders discussed ways we can take care of our planet each and every day. They talked about reducing their usage of nonessential items, reusing and repurposing items they have, and recycling qualifying materials. -Ms. Winchenbach
8th Graders are just about ready to welcome everyone to Carnyvol!
This week we say goodbye to Caroline Green, our Educator in Residence from The Leadership School at Kieve Wavus. Her positive attitude, fun activities and unwavering support of students have left their mark on BCS and we are so thankful for her time with us again this year.
The smiles say it ALL! Friday night's performance "Colors of India" was a fun, high energy show. The students did an amazing job and even the audience got involved!
Today was the day for wrapping up little details and finishing touches! We can't wait to show it all off tonight at 6:00!
So much happened today! Everyone was invited to try Paneer Masala served on Naan bread with tea. Students worked on topographical maps of India, continued their work on structures of India and learned about Holi, the Festival of Colors. Oh, and of course, more dancing! We can't wait to show off all this hard work tomorrow night. Hope you can join us at 6:00!
Bristol "Air Devils" Jump Rope Demonstration Team:
This group of 20 students go to schools and other venues to show unique and difficult skills utilizing music and routines in their performances. When we go to schools, we work with their students helping them become better jumpers while teaching them some of the skills they saw in the performance. Our students then become the teachers and they are great ambassadors for our school and community as we make a connection with their school and students. -Mr. Perry
The celebration and preparation continues - Colors of India!
So many exciting things happening at BCS this week! We can't wait to show them off on Friday night!
Diversity Week 2025 kicked off today! It was a warm welcome for Alisha and Katie, followed by a full day of dancing.
Join Caring for Kids for their upcoming Easter Egg Hunt!
BCS 8th graders were welcomed to the Peter J. Benner ‘92 Job Fair held at Lincoln Academy this week. They chatted with representatives of more than 30 Lincoln County businesses and learned more about many of the future opportunities for them in our area. -Mrs. Brinkler
Join Herring Gut for their Summer programming!
Join Lincoln County Historical Association for their
Annual Summer Programs - Hands-on History!
No Jumprope Club tomorrow!
Join Lincoln Academy for one of their Summer 2025 programs!
In honor of Opening Day, 8th Graders constructed the Red Sox logo on a coordinate plane and colored it in. -Mr. York
Students in Ms. Peaco's reading group wrapped up their Bridge To Terabithia novel study by creating wreaths like our novel's main character out of branches, leaves, twigs, and moss found on the nature trail.
The Nature enrichment group has set out to improve our nature trail again. This week, they had a goal to clean up trash off of the trail. They were able to collect over two bags of garbage and exemplify stewardship of the nature trail in the process! -Ms. Peaco
