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Student Orientation, Tours, Chromebooks 2021-22
BSMS 2021-2022 SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS - CORE SUBJECTS - NOTE: Teachers may require additional supplies outlined in course syllabus the first day of school
Interested student athletes/families need to signup in Family ID. Free physicals will be offered on August 16 if needed. Call the high school nurse’s office at 884-7150 x2370 to sign up
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Congratulations to the BSHS Class of 2025! Our 8th grade students and families participated in a Moving Up Celebration Parade as we concluded the school year.
Check out their amazing art here...
The remote week of learning allowed BSMS students to get creative with their own window views, as a start to the unit "Artists Are Inspired By Their Community". Wishing all warm and cozy during the winter season.
More creative works are submitted each day from our 6th grade Art Students. You are working so hard at home and we are so proud of you! Visit the 6th Grade "Student Work From Home Art Gallery" On Mrs. Guernsey's BSMS Teacher Site & Check Tweets by @BSpaArts. Look inside for active links.
The Tang museum visited the 8th grade Art classes to share their hands on project ideas. The unique projects provide opportunities for students to learn and understand the issues raised by current and past exhibitions at the Tang. Referencing artworks and themes from these exhibitions, the Tang has assembled interdisciplinary programs that bridge the arts and school curricula.
Students received recognition for their interpretation of the 33rd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. & Corretta Scott King Art Invitational. This year's theme " We will be known forever by the tracks we leave". Middle School Art students, Julianna Wiltsie and Mariah Breault were both given certificates for participation in the event.
Ms. Anne Clothier of Brookside Museum presented the first quarter Art 6 classes and parents with a historic look at the Village of Ballston Spa on September 30th. The information will assist 6th grade students in painting their chosen landmark this month for "Artists Are Inspired By Their Community".
The District is currently reviewing our reopening framework that is built on the recommendations in the July 9 guidance from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) with our internal groups.
The latest copy of the district newsletter, The Reader, is now available online and will be mailed to area residents in the coming week.
Daycare Transportation requests for the 2021-22 school year are due by this Friday, July 30, 2021. Additionally, bus changes received after August 13, 2021 will not go into effect until Monday, September 20, 2021.
As we work on the development of our plan for funding from the Federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund allocated by the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPR-ESSER) as well as the plans for other federal, state, and local funding including next year’s District budget, we are seeking feedback from parents, faculty and staff, and other community members as to what initiatives should be considered as priorities.
The positions are ideal for parents of school-aged children or retired people who are looking for extra income. No prior experience is necessary.
