This is the final newsletter of the 20112012
school
year.
Where did the year
go? Hopefully this was
a special and memorable year for everyone.
We are very proud of
our students and their
accomplishments and
look forward to watching their progress in
future years.
Good luck to our
eighth grade students
as they make their
move to the high
school.
I’d like to
thank the parents for
their support of the
middle school. Working
together
does
The Lynx Prints
B R A N D O N VA L L E Y M I D D L E S C H O O L
MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Mr. Pansch
make a difference.
would be a good time
to start looking for
any lost or missing
items.
We would
much rather have our
textbooks than charge
students for them.
If your child is missing clothing, encourage them to look
through the lost and
found items. Many
items
are
never
claimed.
Assemblies will be
held in the final days
to recognize students
for a variety of
achievements.
Year End Schedule
The final day of school
for students will be
Wednesday, May 16th.
During the final days of
the school year, students will be expected
to turn in all textbooks
and issued supplies.
Any fines or bills accumulated over the year,
locker damage, instrument rental, lunch
charges, library fines,
textbook
damage
charges, athletic equipment, or other obligations will need to be taken care of. To pre vent surprises, now
SUMMER RECOVERY PROGRAM
Brandon Valley Middle
School will offer a
Summer Recovery program for two (2) weeks
this summer.
The
dates of the program
are: May 23, 24, 25,
29, 30 and 31. June 1,
4, 5, and 8.
12:00 p.m. This program will emphasize
math and reading as
well as reviewing work
and assignments from
the current year.
The small class size
can be a help in preparing for more sucThis program will run cess next school year.
from 8:00 a.m. to If interested, please
complete an application and return it to
the middle school.
The application can
be picked up in the
office, on page 6 or
found on the Middle
School website under
the
parent
link.
Please contact Dan
Pansch at 582-3214 if
you have any questions.
2011-2012 YEARBOOKS
The 2011-2012 yearbooks will be distributed the last week of
school to students who
ordered one. If you
would still like one,
there may be extras.
When the order arrives,
yearbooks will be sold
on a first come, first
serve basis.
A problem we have
had in recent years has
been that at times inappropriate material
has been written in
some students’ yearbooks. A reminder to
students:
This is a
keepsake!
You will
want to be careful
whom you allow to
write in your book.
Material written in
books needs to be appropriate for school,
and anything inappropriate that is written
will be handled with
disciplinary action.
MAY 2012
Inside this issue:
Message from Mr. Hill
2
Appointment Opportunities
2
Lost But Not Found
2
Health Notes from School Nurse
3
Students of the Month
3
Summer Camp Forms
3
Sports Camps
4
Pigskin Classic
4
Physical Examinations
4
Hershey Track Meet Entry Form
5
2012 Summer Recovery Program
6
PTSO Minutes
7
Spring Concerts and Music
News
7
May Lunch Menu
8
May Activities Calendar
9
Brandon Valley Middle School
700 Holly Blvd.
Brandon, SD 57005-1328
Phone: 582-3214
Fax No. 582-7206
Website:
http://brandonvalley.k12.sd.us/
bvms/ OTHER SCHOOL CONTACT INFORMATION Superintendent: 582‐2049 Business Office: 582‐2058 Brandon Elementary: 582‐6315 Robert Bennis Elementary: 582‐8010 Valley Springs Elementary: 757‐6285 Fred Assam Elementary: 582‐1500 Special Services: 582‐3446 High School: 582‐3211 Performing Arts Center: 582‐8235 Transportation Dept.: 582‐3514 Food Service Director: 582‐3926 or 1‐888‐201‐3972 Page 2
Child Nutrition News
The Child Nutrition
Department would
like to remind you
that with the end of
the school year
quickly approaching
keep an eye on your
student’s lunch account balances. We
like to have all accounts paid in full if
they are at a negative
amount. If there happens to be a balance
remaining, it rolls
over into the next
school year. If you
have any questions
about the account
balances, please contact Child Nutrition
Services at 582-3926.
Thank you.
Any
students not
returning to
Brandon Valley Middle
School next
year, please
let the office
know
ASAP!!
MESSAGE FROM ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, MR. HILL
Stay in touch with your
middle school student to
assist them in making good
decisions over the summer.
When your child lets you
know the basics (such as
when, where, with whom,
doing what, and for how
long), this helps them
know that you care and
can keep them from getting caught in an uncomfortable situation.
Your adolescent is fast becoming a young man or
woman and will model
many of your own behaviors. You have a tremendous influence on your
children; they are proud of
you and try to be like you.
Savor the time you have
together as it will pass by
quickly.
APPONTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR 2012-2013
The calendar for next
school year has several
days that would be great
opportunities for setting up
any appointments for your
students during the school
year. Please make use of
these dates if possible so
your child does not have to
miss school for appointments.
2012
Sept. 3 - No School Labor
Day
Oct. 1 - 2 Hour Early Release, Parent Teacher Conferences
Oct. 2 - 2 Hour Early Release, Parent Teacher Conferences
Oct. 5 - No School for students, teacher workshop/
inservice day
Oct. 8 - Native American
Day - No School Compensatory Day for conferences
Nov. 12 - Veteran’s Day,
No School
Nov. 22 - No School
Nov. 23 - No School
Dec. 24 through Jan. 2
No School - Winter Break
2013
Jan. 3 - School Resumes
Jan 21 - Martin Luther
King Day No School
Feb. 11 - 2 Hour Early Release, Parent Teacher
Conferences
Feb. 12 - 2 Hour Early Release, Parent Teacher
Conferences
Feb. 15 - No School Compensatory Day for conferences
Feb. 18 - President’s Day,
No School
March 29 - No School,
Spring Break
April 1 - No School, Spring
Break
April 26 - No School if unused (snow makeup day)
April 29 - No School if unused (snow makeup day)
May 17 - Last Day of School
The 2012-2013 school calendar is on the Brandon Valley
School District website.
Under Central Administration, Calendar. Then scroll
down to page 2. Please
note, this calendar is subject to change!
LOST BUT NOT FOUND
OUR lost and found has
grown with various items
throughout
this
past
school year.
Many of
these items are never
claimed. We have jackets, coats, eye glasses, Ipods, books, MP3 players,
shorts,
jeans,
tennis
shoes, boots, gloves, hats,
mittens, various school
supplies and book bags.
Please parents, remember to mark your student
(s) clothing and other
items with their first and
last names. This will help
us to return items and we
do our very best to make
sure your lost items are returned to you.
You may come to the Middle School at any time the
last week of school and
check our lost and found if
you have items that are
missing. Thank you!
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, MAY 16TH
1 HOUR EARLY RELEASE
MIDDLE SCHOOL DISMISSAL 2:18 P.M.
HEALTH NOTES FROM THE SCHOOL NURSE
Wendy Bunker
Unused medications must
be picked up by a parent on
the last day of school. Any
medication left at school
after the last day will be
properly disposed.
As stated in the Student
Handbook:
Any student found to have
any medication in their possession or sharing of any
medication on school
property may face serious
disciplinary actions which
may include expulsion.
If your child will require
medication or a diet
modification next year,
appropriate forms should
be completed and returned to the office by
the first day of school.
These forms are available
in the school office or can
be downloaded from the
school website, http://
brandonvalley.k12.sd.us/
Select Parent Resources
from the menu on the top,
then click on School
Nurses. Thank you for
helping keep all of our students safe!
STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
MARCH, APRIL, AND MAY
Congratulations to the students who received this
award for the months of
March, April and May AND to
their parents for the positive
reinforcement that you have
given these students. Three
students are nominated each
month per grade. These students were not selected because of their grades or because of their athletic ability. They were chosen because they are good students
and excellent role models
for other students. Each
student of the month receives a Student of the
Month Certificate, a Student
of the Month sticker for a
vehicle, free pizza coupon
from Pizza Ranch, and their
picture is posted in the
commons.
Student of the Month assembly is being held
Wednesday, May 9th at
7:45am in the Media Center. All parents and students of month are invited to attend.
6th Grade recipients:
March: Grant Ellis, Autumn Driscoll, Nicholas
Wagley
April: Lincy Rodriguez,
William Gunderson, Ashlea Wolfe
May: Mason Van Westen,
Mikaela Birath, Felicity
Klinkhammer
7th Grade recipients:
March: Kaylee Mork, Andrew Jurgens, Taylor Crow
April: Hanna Jellema, Benjamin Clemenson, Spencer
Brandsrud
May: Kali Lien, Ashley
Schwartz, William DeCurtins
8th Grade recipients:
March: Hannah Paauw,
Samuel Mathis, Robin Vann
April: Alana Callahan, Anthony Girton, Emma Bose
May: Emily Rief, Bailey
Stroud, Laycee Cain
SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORMS
Where are those camp registration forms? We take
many calls in the office from
parents looking for camp
sign ups. Here are some
places you can look.
If you go to the High School
website and under Student
Resources, click the Sports
tab. This will take you to
the Athletic Booster Club
homepage. On this website
you will find Volleyball camp
registration and open gym
calendar. Also Lady Lynx
Girls Basketball Summer
Camp Registration form.
AND the 2012-13 Athletic
Physical forms are also
available from this website.
Deckert webpage and click
on Lynx Basketball.
If you are looking for summer football camp information, you may access
this information at Coach
Garrow’s website. There
are many other opportunities linked on this website
so check it out today!
To find boys basketball
summer camp opportunities, please go to the Mid- http://cg002.k12.sd.us/football/
dle School website under football.frontpage.htm
students. Open Brent
Page 3
Important
Information
Regarding
Student's
Medication
at School:
All medications
(prescription
and nonprescription)
must be
picked up by
a parent.
Medications
will not be
sent home
with students. If
medications
are not
picked
up by
May 17, 2012
then medications will be
discarded
properly.
This policy s
for the safety
of our STUDENTS.
Thanks for
your cooperation.
SPORTS CAMPS, RANDY MARSO, ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR
I would like to make
everyone aware of the
opportunities provided
through individual and
team sport camps that
are offered by Brandon
Valley coaches during
the summer months.
The coaches in the
sports of boys basketball, girls basketball,
football, volleyball
and wrestling all offer
summer camp oppor-
tunities. These coaches
also provide many opportunities for open gyms
and weight room hours
throughout the summer.
Details on camps, and
other activities, can be
obtained from the individual head coaches of
these sports. Please contact the individual in
charge of each program
with questions, not the
school secretaries.
Boys Basketball:
[email protected]
Girls Basketball:
[email protected]
Football: [email protected]
Volleyball:
[email protected]
Wrestling:
[email protected]
PIGSKIN CLASSIC
RANDY MARSO, ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR
I would like to invite
you to mark Saturday,
September 1, 2012 on
your calendar. This is
the date for the 12th
Annual Brandon Valley
Pigskin Classic, sponsored by the Brandon
Valley Athletic Booster
Club. The day will
start with a road
race/walk in the
morning and finish
with the football
game, as our Lynx host
Watertown High School.
In between, there will
be fun for all ages. In
the afternoon, the Lady
Lynx Volleyball team will
host the Aberdeen Central Golden Eagles.
Three-On-Three basketball, a tractor pedal
pull, punt-pass-kick
competition, soccer
challenge, blow up
games, and an entertain-
ment filled tailgater
will fill the need for
fun for all ages. Plan
now to join the fun.
Along with this event,
there will be a golf
tournament on Saturday, August 11, 2012,
as part of the Pigskin
Classic festivities.
Watch for more information on this event.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
RANDY MARSO, ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR
The Brandon Valley
School District requires
yearly physicals for any
student, grades 7-12,
participating in Brandon
Valley ATHLETICS
(including club sports
sanctioned by Brandon
Valley) and HIGH
SCHOOL MARCHING
BAND. In order to participate in athletics and/
or High School Marching
Band, during the 20122013 school year, a student must have a physical dated AFTER April 1,
2012.
had a physical this
spring for track, that
physical is not good
for the fall of 2012)
Current physicals are
not valid for next year.
No matter when that
physical was done,
unless after April 1,
2012, it is not good for
next school year.
(example: if a student
Physicals
done after
April 1,
2012 will
be good for
the entire
2012-2013 school
year.
Physical forms are available on the Brandon Valley High School website at brandonvalley.k12.sd.us
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HERSHEY
TRACK MEET
Hershey Track Meet
is Sunday, May 6th at
the BVHS track complex. Track meet is
for students age 9 14 (age as of
12/31/2012.) Registration begins at
4:00pm.
Pre-registration is
recommended
(registration form on
page 5). Please send
registration forms to
Wendy Bunker at the
Middle School. Email
[email protected]
if any questions or if
you are able to help
with any of the
events. Thank you!
NEXT YEAR’S
SCHEDULES AND
OTHER INFORMATION WILL BE
AVAILABLE TO
PICK UP IN THE
OFFICE STARTING
IN AUGUST. TO
SAVE COSTS THIS
INFORMATION IS
NOT MAILED SO
PLEASE MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO
PICK UP YOUR
PACKETS.
2012 SOUTH DAKOTA
Page 5
Hershey Youth Track & Field Local Entry Form
(Please Print)
Name_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
(Last)
(First)
(Middle Initial)
Address_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
City________________________________________ State ________________________ Zip/Postal________________________
Phone Number
(_______)___________________________
Date of Birth: Month____Day_____Year________
E-mail address __________________________________________________
Participants can enter either two track and one field or two field and one track event.
Please circle the events you wish to participate in at this meet.
Boys/Girls 9-10 (Born in 2002-2003)
50 Meter Dash
100 Meter Dash
200 Meter Dash
400 Meter Dash
Softball Throw
Standing Long Jump
4X100 M Relay (extra event)
Boys/Girls 11-12 (Born in 2000-2001)
1. 100 Meter Dash
2. 200 Meter Dash
3. 400 Meter Dash
4. 800 Meter Run
5. Softball Throw
6. Standing Long Jump
7. 4X100 M Relay (extra event)
Boys/Girls 13-14 (Born 1998-1999)
1. 100 Meter Dash
2. 200 Meter Dash
3. 800 Meter Run
4. 1600 Meter Run
5. Standing Long Jump
6. 4 x 100 Meter Relay
7. Softball Throw
NOTE: 9-10, 11-12 age groups will no longer run the 4x100 at the National meet. So, it is an extra event, not counted toward your 3 events.
Age on December 31, 2012______
THIS IS YOUR AGE GROUP!!!
*All Participants must compete in their age group and sex division.
*A legal birth document may be requested to verify participant’s age before competing at the local meet.
Emergency Information________________________________________________________________________________
(Mother and Father or Guardian’s Name)
Emergency number other than that listed (close relative/friend to be notified):________________________________________
The above named participant and the participant’s parent/guardian have requested registration of the participant in the Hershey Youth Program. In
consideration of such registration, the right of the participant to compete in the Hershey Youth Program and the use by the participant of the sponsoring agency’s facilities and equipment, both the participant and the parent/guardian each knowledge that the participant will be competing in the
Hershey Youth Program and sponsoring agency’s facilities at the participant’s sole risk and the participant, on his or her own behalf and on the behalf
of his or her heir, executors, administrators an assigns hereby release, discharge and agree to hold harmless Hershey Foods Corporation and its franchises and the National Recreation and Park Association, the National Association for Sport & Physical Education and the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports and Athletics Canada. We understand that those participants who advance to the state/provision level and are winners at
this level do not automatically advance to the regional level for the North America Final Meet. This is covered under Rule 9, Article 1 in the
rule book. We also agree to allow the Hershey Youth Program to use and reproduce the participant’s name and/or likeness and/or information concerning the participant and to circulate the same for any and all purposes in any manner. We certify that the information on this participant form is
correct.
_________________________________________________________________
(Signature of Parent or Guardian)
________________
(Date)
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BRANDON VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL – 2012 SUMMER “RECOVERY” PROGRAM
Student’s Name____________________________________
Parent/Guardian Name__________________________
Date______________________
Phone No.______________________
Address_____________________________________________________________________
E-Mail address________________________________
Cell phone No.____________________
Current Year Grade: _____________
Brandon Valley Middle School will be offering a two week summer “Recovery-Enrichment” program.
Students who may participate:
1. Students at risk of retention.
2. Students failing core subjects.
3. Students who would benefit from review/re-teaching.
Summer “Recovery” is scheduled to be held from 8:00-12:00AM on these dates:
May 23-24-25-29-30-31 June 1,4,5,8
 Students in the recovery portion of this program will be done when all required work is completed.
 Those who are there for enrichment would be expected to attend all 10 days.
The schedule for each student may be different based on his/her academic needs.
Attendance and Behavior Policies
1. Students will follow guidelines in the student handbook.
2. It is a privilege, not a right, to be included in this program. A student who is absent without a valid reason,
tardy or a behavioral problem, will be dropped from the program based on teacher discretion.
No student will be allowed to interfere with another student’s academic opportunity.
Staff: The teacher this year will be Roxie Geerdes. She can be reached during summer school at #582-3214, or e-mail:
[email protected]. She will work with students/parents who have previously scheduled trips, etc.
I understand and accept the policies of the 2012 BVMS summer “Recovery” program.
__________________________________
student’s signature
____________________________
Date
_________________________________
parent’s signature
_____________________________
Date
Students accepted in the program will be notified by one of the instructors before the start of classes.
PTSO MINUTES, APRIL 16, 2012
Members Present: Stacie
Long, Jennifer Swenson,
Melinda Else, Amy Moss,
Patty Washnok
Welcome by Stacie Long
Principal’s Report: None
Treasurer’s Report:
$3,771.12 in bank account.
$1,500.00 CD at FNB.
Qdoba to cater Teacher Appreciation Meal in May.
Upcoming Events: Spring
Fling “Beach Bash”
Theme...excellent student
artwork for program. Program selected and printing
discussed. Date: Friday
4/20, open at 6:00, Variety
Show at 6:30, Dance at 8:00
Rules of dance and dress
code discussed; same as
school dress code.
New Business:
Secretary’s Week discussed.
Will ask the office to send
Teacher Appreciation Week out a reminder email to studiscussed.
dents regarding dress code,
cost, rules.
Adjournment.
Our next meeting will be
Mon, May 14 at 7:00 p.m.
in Media Center
Respectfully submitted,
Jennifer Swenson, PTSO
Secretary
Thanks PTSO for all
you do for the BVMS
students and staff!
Have a great
summer!
SPRING CONCERTS AND MUSIC NEWS
The year may be almost
over, but we’ve still got a
lot going on in the band
room. Our solo contest was
held on April 21 and we had
outstanding results. Students performed very well
and received great scores.
Please take an opportunity
to congratulate your students on their hard work.
Thank you also to all who
came out to our annual
Turkey Supper in April. We
had a blast!
On Sunday, May 6th, the 7th
and 8th grade bands will
march in the Brandon Loyalty Day parade. The parade starts at 2:00 and runs
along Holly Blvd. from the
high school to Main Street
and then turns south on
Main to the lumberyard.
The seventh grade band is
the first thing in the parade
and the eighth graders are
last, so come out and show
support for those students.
7th grade and 8th grade students should report to the
middle school at 1:00pm.
Holly Blvd. will be blocked
off for the parade beginning
at 1:00, so please don’t be
late! *Due to the Aspen road
construction project and the
altered route, students will
be dismissed from the end of
the parade route, which is
the corner of Main St. and
Dogwood Ave. They can either walk back to the middle
school or find their family
and friends along the route.
Please make arrangements
with your students ahead of
time for what you would like
them to do after the parade
is through.
Spring concerts will be
kicked off on Thursday, May
3 for the 6th grade band and
chorus at 7:45 in the PAC.
The time has pushed back to
accommodate the senior
athletic banquet, so please
note the time change. The
7th and 8th grade bands will
perform in their spring concert on Friday, May 11th at
7:00 in the PAC.
The middle school and high
school orchestra students
will have a spring concert on
Monday, May 7th at 7:30
p.m. in the PAC. The
7th & 8th grade chorus
students will perform on
Tuesday, May 8th at 7:45
pm at the PAC.
Over the summer, consider enrolling in a music
camp or the Sioux Falls
Parks and Rec Summer
band program. Camps
are held at SDSU from
June 10-15, at USD from
July 8-13, and at Mt.
Rushmore from July 29August 3. Sioux Falls
Summer Band meets at
Edison Middle School two
mornings per week
throughout the summer,
and is only $30 for the
entire summer! These
are all great ways to keep
yourself playing and increase your musicianship
throughout the summer.
Scholarships of $100 are
awarded to any student
attending a music camp
from the BV Band Parents! More information is
available from either Mrs.
Baker or Mr. Miller.
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THANK YOU!
The PTSO would
like to extend a
huge thank you
to all of the parents and staff
that gave so
generously of
their time and
energy to help
with Spring
Fling “BEACH
BASH”!
To all 6th grade
students, parents,
and the community of Brandon
Valley: thank you
for all the support
for the 2012 Wax
Museum. It was
great to see such a
huge turnout. The
6th graders
worked very hard
on their projects.
Their hard work
paid off with two
great nights. The
money collected
that night is given
to the Make-AWish foundation.
Thanks again,
Mr. Klumper and
Mr. Nelson!
Notice of rental
due on school
owned instruments will be sent
out at the beginning of May.
Please pay before
the end of the
school year.
Page 8
Child
Nutrition
News
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1 Chicken Sandwich WG Bun,
Tator Tots, Mandarin Oranges,
WG Cookie
2 Pepperoni
Pizza, Corn,
Mixed Greens,
Pineapple Tidbits
3 Hamburger on
WG Bun, Oven
Fries, Glazed Carrots, Apples
4 Super Sub on
WG Bun, Baked
Sun Chips, Assorted Relishes,
Strawberries
7 Mini Corn
Dogs, Sweet
Potato Tots,
Mixed Greens,
Sliced Pears
8 Popcorn
Shrimp, Oven
Fries, Multigrain
Breadstick, Red
Grapes
9 Nacho Grande,
Corn, Mixed
Greens, Strawberries
10 Popcorn
Chicken, California Blend Vegetables, WG Dinner
Roll, Bananas
11 Italian Dunkers w/sauce,
Mixed Greens,
Sliced Peaches,
WG Cookie
14 Cooks
Choice Fruit
and Vegetable
15 Cooks Choice 16 Hot Dog on
Fruit and Vegeta- the Grill, WG
ble
Bun, Baked
Cheetos, Apple,
Baby Carrots
The Child Nutrition Department would like
to remind you
that with the
end of the
school year
quickly approaching keep
an eye on your
student’s lunch
account balances. We like
to have all accounts paid in
full if they are
at a negative
amount. When
there is a balance remaining,
it rolls over into
the next school
year.
If you have any
questions about
the account balances, please
contact Child
Nutrition Services at 5823926.
Thank you.
Variety of Milk served with all meals.
A reminder for anyone who has a food allergy or intolerance requiring
menu substitutions: we must have a new form at the beginning of the
school year before we may accommodate any changes regardless of past
medical forms submitted. Forms are available through Child Nutrition Services. Originals must be returned to our department.
Special Diet Orders Please turn in prior to August 20th.
Free & Reduced applications will be available Aug 1st.
ONE HOUR
EARLY
RELEASE
MAY 16TH
DISMISS AT
2:18 P.M.
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Sun
Mon
Tue
1
5th Grade
Visit (BE & VS)
7/8 MS Track
@ Madison
Invitational
4:00 pm
6
Loyalty Day
Parade 7/8
Bands marching
2pm Hershey
Track meet @
HS Track Registration @ 4pm
13
20
7 7-9 Boys
Tennis vs.
Lincoln 4pm
HS/MS Orchestra Concert 7:30 pm
PAC
14
Board of
Education 6:30
pm Community Center
@BVHS PTSO
meeting 7pm
Media Center
21
8
Wed Thu
2
5th Grade
Visit (RBE &
FAE)
7-9 Girls Golf
@ WHCC 4pm
9 Student
7-9 Boys
Tennis @ Mitchell
4pm Lynx MS
Track Invite 4pm
7-9 Girls Golf @
Elmwood 4pm
7/8 Chorus Concert @ 7:45pm
PAC
on the
Month Assembly
7:45am Media Center
15
16
3
7-9 Girls
Golf Lynx Invite
3pm Boys Tennis @ Roosevelt
4pm 5th Grade
Parent Open
House 6:30pm
6th Band &
Chorus Concert
7:45 pm PAC
10
28
Memorial
Day
4
7-9 Boys
Tennis @
Luverne 4pm
Sat
5 7/8
Track @
Yankton
Invite
9:30am
11 7/8
grade
Band
Concert
7:00 pm at
PAC
12
17
18
19
24
25
26
MS Track
@ Brookings 4pm
Last Day
early
dismiss
2:18 pm
22
23
BVMS
2012 Summer
Recovery
Program
starts
27
Fri
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STUDENT OF THE MONTH ASSEMBLY WEDNESDAY, MAY 9TH 7:45 A.M. MEDIA CENTER Thank you again
for a wonderful
year in orchestra. The orchestra will be giving
their final performance on
Monday, May 7,
at 7:30 pm in
the PAC. Previously I emailed
information regarding summer
camp schedule. If you
would like me to
send it again,
please email
[email protected].
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Thank you again
for a great year
in orchestra. Music
makes such a
difference in our
lives and I thank
you and your
students for the
support you
have given the
middle school.