Baird Middle School
5500 N. Maroa ● Fresno, CA 93704 ● TEL (559) 451-4310 ● FAX (559) 432-4075
February 2015
Dear Parents,
Our school is in the midst of much activity at the moment as we enter the spring season of testing as well as
planning for the next school year.
All Baird students were recently tested using the DRP – Degrees of Reading Power – assessment. This assessment
gives us data on students’ reading ability. Teachers are able to chart student progress throughout the year and
differentiate their instruction to meet individual student needs. Results of the test will be available very soon. We
want every child at Baird to develop a love of reading!
8th grade Students from Baird have been selected to represent hundreds of thousands of students across our country
by participating in the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) 2015 assessment. This assessment
monitors what U.S. students know and can do in key subject areas. Since 1969, NAEP has provided U.S. educators
and the public with reliable data on student achievement.
Fresno Unified is in its second year of implementation of the Smarter Balanced Assessment. The assessment will take
place beginning the week of April 28ththrough May 19th, 2015. A testing schedule will be available soon. This test
measures critical thinking with questions that ask students to demonstrate their research, writing and problem
solving skills. Assessments are untimed and students can take breaks so that they can do their best.
The School Climate and Culture survey administration will be on February 11th for students. Parent surveys will be
sent home with students on the same day. Gaining feedback through the Parent and Student Surveys is incredibly
valuable. The feedback helps guide decision-making, and planning for continuous improvement efforts, not only at
the site level, but at the district level. We appreciate your taking the time to inform us how we may better
serve you and your child.
Our new website is about to go LIVE! We have been working on this for months in order to better
communicate with you about all things Baird. Check in at www.fresnou.org/schools/baird in the next
few weeks!
Baird’s Bullying Prevention meetings begin again on February 17th. The OLWEUS Bullying Prevention Program is
designed to improve peer relations and make school a safer, more positive place for students to learn and develop.
Students make connections with adults and also learn skills on how to address bullying and receive support when
they are bullied. Classes are ongoing throughout the year.
A new workshop series for parents begins on February 4th. This interactive series will emphasize career opportunities
in Science, Engineering, Technology and Math. Please make every effort to attend!
Our annual Sweetheart Run is just around the corner on Friday, February 13th. Students have 20 minutes to walk or
jog as many laps as possible around the school field. Students collect “flat” pledges of any amount to help raise
money for Baird student activities sponsored by the PTA to help fund Hip Hop, Guitar Club, and other sponsored PTA
events. Pledge money is due no later than Wednesday, February 4th. There are lots of great incentives for the kids
so please turn in those pledges. This is an exciting and fun event for all! We hope to see you there!
Calling all Dads!!! Dad’s Day will be held on Thursday, March 5th from 8-10 am. Come enjoy a nice morning of
donuts, coffee and juice with your kids as you listen to our wonderful guest speaker for the event. Afterwards take a
memorable photo with your child and then head to class to enjoy some time with your child in their classroom
environment. We love to see our Baird Dads here on campus so we invite you all to come and attend this wonderful
event. All flyers for our events can be found on Baird’s website under Baird Parent Center.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Martínez
Principal
Para los padres hispanohablantes
Febrero 2015
Estimados Padres de Familia,
La escuela está en medio de muchas actividades en estos momentos ya que estamos entrando en la temporada de
primavera y también estamos planeando el siguiente año escolar.
Todos los estudiantes de Baird fueron recientemente examinados con el examen DRP (determina el nivel de lectura).
Los maestros pueden de esta forma trazar un mapa que muestre el nivel de mejoría de los estudiantes y así mejorar
sus planes de enseñanza para cumplir las necesidades de los estudiantes. Los resultados de estos examenes podrán
ser vistos muy pronto. Aquí en Baird queremos que todos los estudiantes desarollen un gran amor por la lectura!
Estudiantes de 8vo grado de Baird fueron seleccionados para representar a miles de otros estudiantes del país
através del examen NAEP (Examinación de progreso escolar nacional). Esta examinación monitorea lo que
estudiantes a nivel nacional pueden hacer en varias materias. Desde 1969, NAEP ha previsto educadores y al publico
con datos confiables en cuanto a los logros estudiantiles.
El distrito de Fresno está en el segundo año de implementación del SBAC. Este examen tomará lugar durante la
semana de abril 28 a mayo 19 del 2015. Un horario de los exámenes estará disponible pronto. Este examen mide la
capacidad intelectual con preguntas que piden demostrar su habilidad para investigar, escribir y resolver problemas.
Los exámenes no tienen límite de tiempo y los estudiantes pueden tomar descansos para poder dar su mejor
esfuerzo.
El cuestionario del Clima Cultural de la Escuela se dará el 11 de febrero a los estudiantes. Los cuestionarios para
padres se mandarán a casa con los estudiantes ese mismo día. Recibir información através de estos cuestionarios
para padres e hijos es invaluable. Este nos permite guiar las decisiones tomadas y nos permite planear para poder
mejorar continúamente no solamente a nivel de la escuela pero a nivel de todo el distrito. Apreciamos muchísimo
que se tome el tiempo para informarnos en cuanto a esto para poder servirles major.
Nuestra nueva página de internet está a punto de ser lanzada! Hemos estado trabajando por meses
para traer una mejor forma de comunicarnos con ustedes de todo lo que tiene que ver con Baird. Visite
www.fresnounified.org/schools/baird en las siguientes semanas!
Las juntas para la prevención de intimidación empezarán una vez más en febrero 17. Este programa está diseñado
para mejorar las interacciones entre estudiantes y para hacer la escuela un lugar más seguro y positivo. Los
estudiantes forman relaciones con adultos y también aprenden cosas para prevenir la intimidación física y recibir
ayuda cuando sea necesario. Las clases continuarán durante todo el año.
Una nueva serie de talleres para padres empieza este 4 de febrero. Esta serie interactiva enfatizará las oportunidades
para las carreras en Ciencias, Ingeniería, Tecnología y Matemticas. Por favor hagan el mayor esfuerzo para asistir!
Nuestra “Carrera para el Corazón” tomará lugar pronto en el 13 de Febrero. Los estudiantes tendrán 20 minutos para
caminar o correr cuantas vueltas puedan alrededor de el campo de la escuela. Los estudiantes colectarán dinero de
cualquier cantidad para ayudar a conseguir dinero para las actividades extracurriculares de la escuela (hip hop,
guitarra, y otros eventos puestos por los padres). El dinero prometido se tiene que entregar antes de el 4 de febrero.
Hay muchos incentivos para los niños así que por favor ayudénlos con donaciones. Este es un evento emocionante y
divertido para todos! Esperemos verlo ahi.
Llamando a todos los papás! El Día del Papá se llevará acabo el jueves 5 de marzo de las 8 am a las 10 am. Venga a
disfrutar de una mañana con donas, café y con sus hijos mientras escucha un discurso de nuestro invitado de honor.
Después tomaremos una foto con sus hijos y finalmente visitará una de las clases en las que está su hijo. Nos
encanta ver a los papás de Baird aquí en la escuela asi que los invitamos a todos a asistir a este gran evento! Todos
los panfletos para este evento se pueden encontrar en la página de internet de Baird bajo la opción de Baird Parent
Center.
Sinceramente,
Sra. Martínez
Director
Counseling Corner
Thinking about and planning for college can often times be an incredibly stressful activity. However, one
of the easiest ways to make this process less stressful is to start early!
Starting to plan for college in middle school and ideally in elementary school is a great way to not only
prepare students, but parents as well. The amount of information regarding financial aid, A-G
requirements, AP and IB courses, is often incredibly overwhelming for parents and students alike.
In an attempt to clarify this process and educate parents and students on these subjects, Fresno
Unified School District is offering COLLEGE: Making It Happen workshops to all middle
school students. These events will cover some of the topics listed above and will offer some clarity
around areas of confusion for parents. The initial workshop at the High School will give a great overview
of information regarding college, financial aid, and transition to high school.
Parents and guardians, on behalf of Fresno Unified School District and California State University, Fresno
(Baird Middle Middle School) will be co-hosting “COLLEGE MAKING IT HAPPEN in (the cafeteria) on
(Tuesday, February 24, 2015) from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Did you know that your child can start taking college
level courses in middle school? THAT’S RIGHT! This is a perfect opportunity for parents and students to
start learning the basic steps to a successful transition to high school and into college. This is a FREE and
informative event. Refreshments will be available!
Please mark your calendar, Tuesday, February 24th at 6:00PM. Fliers will come home soon. We
look forward to your attendance! Thank you!
Padres, de parte del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Fresno y la Universidad Estatal de California en Fresno
los invitamos al evento “Colegio, Sí Se Puede!” en la cafetería de Baird Middle School el martes 24 de
febrero de las 6:00 a las 7:30 de la tarde. Sabía que su estudiante puede comenzar a tomar clases de
colegio en Baird? Ojo, este evento es la oportunidad perfecta para que los estudiantes y los padres
aprendan cómo tomar los pasos para una transición perfecta a la prepaa la y universidad. Este evento is
gratituo.
Refrescos disponibles! Marque su calendario, martes 24 de febrero a las 6:00 PM. Su estudiante pronto
recibirá una invitatición. Los esperamos! Gracias.
PTA/Parent Center
Parent Facilitator: Ms. Blanca Sauerbrei
Tel (559) 451-4310 ex. 12416
[email protected]
I hope everyone had a wonderful and relaxing winter break! The school year is starting off strong and we
have lots of fun events planned for the rest of the school year. All upcoming events and flyers can be
found on the Baird website through Fresno unified under Baird Parent Corner and like always my door is
always open for you to stop by. You can also email me if you have any questions or would like to
volunteer for any event at [email protected]
Our next PTA Meeting is Wednesday, February 11th from 6:30-7:30 pm in the LMC. We will be discussing
all of our upcoming events. This is always a great time to ask questions and learn how to get involved.
Hope to see you there.
Please like us on FACEBOOK at https://m.facebook.com/BairdPTA
Stay up to date with all our events with the new REMIND app and join at http://remind.com/join/bairdp
UPCOMING EVENTS:
2/13/2015: Sweet♥Run
Schedule: 5th Grade: 9:30-10:00 am
6th Grade: 10:15-10:40 am
7th Grade: 11:00-11:30 am
8th Grade: 11:50-12:15 pm
If you would like to volunteer for the run or donate a case of water please contact Blanca Sauerbrei at
[email protected]
3/5/2015: DAD’S DAY from 8:00-10:00 am
4/11/2015: Theatre Night at Second Space Theatre 7 pm
Comedy: “Always a Bridesmaid”
Flyers and information can be found on the Fresno Unified School District website under Baird @
https://www.fresnou.org/schools/baird/Pages/Baird-Parent-Center-and-PTA.aspx
5th Grade
Mrs. Harper - “What’s the matter?” Why yes, EVERYTHING is the matter! Students in Mrs. Harper’s
science class are learning about matter—atoms, molecules, elements, the periodic table, etc. It is a
fascinating look at what The Universe is made up of. In the next few weeks, students will be assigned a
specific element to research. They will complete a small project about their element with the help of Mrs.
Harper and Mrs. Johnson in the LMC. It is a rewarding project and students will become Element Experts!
Pass the NaCl, please!
Mr. Luna - We're having a great start to the second half of the year in Social Science and PE. In Social
Science, we have finished our unit on Native Americans and have begun to learn about the changes in
Europe that led to exploration colonization. In PE, we will continue to practice running the mile and will
soon begin practicing for our state mandated PE Testing. We are excited about the second half of the
year and look forward to a fun and productive finish.
Mrs. Alvarado - The time is flying by way too fast! Thank you for sharing your wonderful students with
us! This quarter we will be focusing on essay and summary writing, learning how to find the themes in
the literature we read, and begin reading the classic story of ʺIsland of the Blue Dolphins.ʺ As always, if
your child needs any extra help, I am in my room before school each morning.
Mr. Karian - Students are continuing to show great improvement and mastery in math facts which is
more important than ever as head into the second semester. Students who need extra help with math
concepts and homework may come in for extra tutoring from me every morning during AST from 8:459:10 AM.
6th Grade
Please turn in camp paperwork as soon as possible :)
Math: Geometry
Social Science: We are now in India learning about monsoons, the Varnas, the Caste System,
Brahmanism and Hinduism and Gandhi!
Science: We are beginning to discuss Earthquakes and Volcanoes!!
ELA/Journalism: STUDY OF CIVIL RIGHTS-focusing on nonviolent methods of Mahatma Gandhi, Martin
Luther King Jr., and Cesar Chavez
Reading/Communications: We are reading a novel and studying how to identify the theme.
7th Grade
Cross-Curricular Unit: ʺWhat it takes to be Greatʺ was implemented in the seventh grade. Science, Math and PE
discussed figures in history and in the present who are great individuals. All of our seventh grade students saw two
documentary films about students who achieved excellence: Mad Hot Ballroom is about competitive ballroom dancing
and Spellbound is about students who make it to the national spelling bee. Students used graphic organizers to
compare and contrast those who achieved superior marks to the other contestants in the films and discussed what
key characteristics helped each young person succeed. Individually our students set goals for themselves and
conferenced with their teachers about some key things they could do to achieve their personal goals. Speeches were
written in ELA and delivered in History.
Museum of Tolerance: ELA has begun reading the novel The Book Thief and will be reading and analyzing this
throughout the third quarter. Feb. 5th we have a guest speaker to speak about the Armenian Genocide and on Feb
6th the entire 7th grade class will be taking a Field Trip to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
8th Grade
Field Trip to the Tech Museum: On Friday February 20th, all 8th graders have the opportunity to attend
a study trip to the fabulous Technology Museum in San Jose. We will be touring the Tech Museum,
viewing an IMAX movie, and participating in 2 hands on science labs. Cost for the trip is $25.00 and
includes the transportation on a charter bus and all activities at the museum. We will need to take
several parent chaperons to help supervise students. Chaperon requirements include leading a small
group of Baird students through the exhibits and making sure the group arrives at the various
activities on time. The cost for a chaperon is $15. Chaperons will be chosen by lottery. If you would like
to sign up to be a chaperon, please email Frau Grünberg with your name, child’s name and a contact
phone number at [email protected]. An informational letter and the student
permission slip will be sent home later this month. We hope that all 8th graders will be able to attend
this fun and educational trip.
English Language Arts: At the end of Quarter 2, some students in ELA finished up our 3rd novel of the year, Parrot in
the Oven. Other students considered what success looks like in their own lives. All students presented their ideas to
the class. Just a reminder, all students should be reading 30 minutes a night and asking for a parent signature on the
pink reading log. If your child does not like a book s/he is reading, they are welcome to choose another one. Nothing
kills the love of reading like being forced to finish a book you don’t like. A good guideline is to read the first 20-25
pages and then decide if the book is worth finishing.
History: Students have been learning about the birth of political parties in the United States. Our next
DBQ (Document Based Question) will trace Lewis and Clark’s exploration with the Corps of Discovery.
Math: Learning objectives to be covered are creating scatter plots, interpreting scatter plots, creating
equations for sequences, and factoring quadratic equations.
PE: During the month of December, 8th Grade P.E. students are learning the game of lacrosse. For most students,
this is their first exposure to the sport. There are some young ladies who are already interested in playing lacrosse
for their high schools. Baird is always well represented across Fresno Unified high schools when it comes to varsity
lacrosse.
Science: In science the students have completed their Atom in a Box project. They selected their element and
researched it. The small 3-D atom models were built at home out of everyday household materials. We are now
learning about chemical reactions.
REMINDER: In order to participate in the end-of-the-year activities (including our promotion celebration on June
11th), students must dress appropriately, have good citizenship (i.e. no “n” or “u” in any class), maintain a
cumulative GPA of at least 2.0, and have no suspensions within 14 days of any event. Parents of students not
meeting these requirements will be notified.
Music Department
Happy New Year! The music department has no programs or concerts scheduled in February at this time.
Two of our Baird students auditioned and were selected to be a part of the Fresno Madera Counties
Honor Orchestra in December. The concert was held Saturday, January 17th at the Shaghoian
Auditorium. Fifth grader, Elsa Macias played violin in the elementary orchestra and Jacob Rulison, 8th
grade, played the clarinet in the intermediate orchestra. Both groups were excellent! Well done, Elsa and
Jacob!
In commemoration of the Dr Martin Luther King holiday, the students in Ms Tilghman's classes have been
listening to and discussing music of the Civil Rights movement and how that music from ʺWe Shall
Overcomeʺ to John Coltrane's Alabama influenced and directed the movement. Our discussions have
been lively and interesting and students had a chance to hear and see video clips of music that they
might not have heard otherwise. The curriculum is from Rock and Roll Forever, a history of Rock and
Roll.
The beginning band and the chorus are working hard and progressing nicely.
Music Students of the Month
Ms. Tilghman
Adv. Band
Mr. Crawford
Beg. Band
Jacob Rulison
Nora Suarez
Mrs. Lasky
Choir
Chris Rogers
Ms. Tilghman
String Orchestra
Elsa Macias
LMC
Help Us Purchase a Cart for our New Tablets! In November, Baird received 24 new tablets. This will allow
the creation of a 4th set of tablets for teachers to check out from the library and use in their classrooms.
The only problem is that there is no cart for the new tablets. To help overcome this problem, Mrs.
Johnson has submitted a request on DonorsChoose.org to get one.
DonorsChoose.com is a crowd sourcing website for teachers and schools, where teachers make requests
for items and donors choose what projects they want to support and how much money they want to
donate. The total cost for the tablet cart is $859.00. If you would like to donate towards a new cart for
Baird, please go to donorschoose.org. On the “Projects” page in the keyword search type “Home and
Transportation Wanted.” Our project should come up! Once there click “Donate.” You may donate any
amount you wish, from $1 to the entire amount. Even little donations add up. With your help, we will
soon have a cart to get our new tablets out to students in the classroom!
If you would like to find out more about Donors Choose go to http://www.donorschoose.org/about
Ag
Agriculture is “growing”. 8th graders have begun a gardening in container project. They have planted
lettuce seedlings into their personal growing containers that were sprouted from seeds they planted prior
to the winter break. 7th graders, who study Agricultural Botany, just completed a Paper White Narcissus
repotting project (see photos). 5th graders are discovering how California rice farmers lead the nation in
wetland wildlife cooperation while producing rice. They also have planted snap peas in to containers and
are going to record their growth and germination.
German
This month I am again welcoming new students for the quarter. We will be covering the follow topics in
January:
5th Grade: alphabet, numbers, colors, introducing themselves and others.
6th & 7th grade: Talking about interests and expressing likes & dislikes.
The high school credit 8th grade class will be learning how to express wishes while shopping, comment
on and describe clothes, give compliments and respond to compliments.
As always, please have your child see me during AST for absent work or extra help.
Danke schön,
Frau Grünberg
AVID
AVID’s Mission… is to close the achievement gap by preparing all students for college readiness and
success in a global society.
BAIRD MIDDLE SCHOOL RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE
Fresno, California- Baird Middle School has been selected as an AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination)
National Demonstration School, a kindergarten through postsecondary system that has turned thousands of students
into confident, college-going scholars and graduates.
The school, which joins approximately 140 other AVID National Demonstration Schools, was selected through an
application process, screening and review that included a site visit. AVID is implemented in more than 4,900 schools
in 45 states, the District of Columbia, and 16 countries/territories and impacts more than 700,000 students in grades
K-12 and 41 postsecondary institutions.
AVID Chief Executive Officer Sandy Husk notes the significance of attaining demonstration site status. “Schools
chosen as demonstration sites have proven their ability to successfully implement the AVID academic elective course
and take the strategies schoolwide to impact all students,” says Husk. “Baird Middle School was selected as an AVID
National Demonstration School because it has implemented the AVID system throughout the school and can serve as
a model for new AVID sites.”
The recognition of being an AVID National Demonstration School was established in 1993 with a $250,000 award
from the Charles A. Dana Foundation of New York. As part of the AVID Demonstration Site Network, sites are
expected to develop a model program with schoolwide participation. With AVID’s proven methodologies used
throughout subject area classes, performance levels improve for all students, but especially for those students who
are the least likely to attend four-year colleges. Schools from around the world that are preparing to implement the
AVID system will visit Demonstration Schools, such as this one, to observe a highly evolved AVID system.
Valerie Martinez, Baird Middle School’s principal, is pleased that the school was chosen as an AVID National
Demonstration School for the second time, noting the impact of the program on staff and students.
“It is a tremendous honor to be selected as a continuing Demo, and we are proud of our AVID program and our
school as a whole,” said Valerie Martinez. “The use of AVID strategies schoolwide has positively impacted students
and staff, and we continue to see a more engaged and college-ready student body.”
For more information, please visit www.avid.org
AVID Students of the Month
Mr. Wilkins
Ms. Williams
Mr. Magana
Mr. Fiori
Patrick Perez
Raijanae Harris
Leah Altamirano
Kaitlin Tamiyasu
Technology
2014-2015 Yearbooks are on sale for $30.00. Buy yours today! Send your child with a check
or cash to Mrs. Lay in the office to reserve your copy today. 8th grade parents should have
received information regarding Yearbook Recognition Ads.
Athletics
The 3rd Quarter sports season is underway with Varsity & JV Girls Basketball, as well as Baseball. Both
girls’ basketball teams went
2-0 in their non-league games. League games for Girls Basketball will begin on Wednesday, February
4th.
A reminder for our baseball parents and players: All home games will be played at Figarden Loop Park
due to construction on campus.
Campus Culture
Our leadership students are busy creating events to present to their classmates in our Block 8 class. This
is part of an Event Planning unit that will give students experience as they organize and gather the
resources they need to engage other students in an event they have created.
Our Fun Friday reward lunches for both 5th/6th and7th/8th took place last week. CONGRATULATIONS
GO TO MRS. CARUSO AND MRS. HERRICK, WHOSE BLOCK 5 CLASSES MANAGED TO OUT-COMPETE THE
OTHERS WITH A TOTAL SCORE FOR FIRST SEMESTER.
COMING SOON- Student leadership will be selling Friendship Candy Grams for 50 cents each during the
lunch hour. The candy grams will be delivered on the Friday before Valentine’s Day
5th Grade Students of the Month
Mrs. Alvarado
Mr. Karian
Mrs. Harper
Mr. Luna
Grant Swanson
Zoe Ramseier
Adriana Quezada
Audrey Hebert
6th Grade Students of the Month
Mr. Wong
Ms. Caire
Mrs. Ostrem
Mrs. Robillard
Mrs. Caruso
Jimmy Sanchez
Andrew Halvorsen
Allana Wilkerson
Priscilla Vallez
Malia Louie
7th Grade Students of the Month
Mrs. Reed
Mr. Fiori
Ms. Ramirez
Ms. Williams
Mrs. Herrick
Denise Acosta
Stephanie Faonene
Mailene Guerrero
Jeremy Inthisane
Jackie Haro
8th Grade Students of the Month
Mrs. Cantu
Mr. Castaῆeda
Mr. Walsh
Mr. Wilkins
Mrs. Wimer
Audrey Quiring
MadaLynn Rocha
Drako Bengel
Elijah Suehiro
Taylor Trammel
Elective Students of the Month
Frau Grünberg
Mr. Jaurena
Mr. Rocha
Mrs. Zylka
Viviana Montez
Julia Maravilla
Jordan Waters
Marcos Payan
Calendar
Date
Event
Location
Monday, February 02, 2015
Buy Back Day - No School
Baird
Tuesday, February 03, 2015
Friendship Grams Begin
Baird
Wednesday, February 04, 2015
Parent Workshop: STEM Series 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Baird Cafeteria
Wednesday, February 04, 2015
Girls Basketball @ Baird (Varsity 3pm, JV 4pm)
Baird
Wednesday, February 04, 2015
Varsity Baseball @ Tenaya Middle School 2:45
Friday, February 06, 2015
7th Gr. Museum of Tolerance trip
Tenaya Middle
School
Los Angeles CA
Monday, February 09, 2015
Lincoln's Birthday - No School
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Student and Parent School Climate Survey
Baird
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Girls Basketball @ Scandinavian (Varsity 3pm, JV 4pm)
Scandinavian
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Varsity Baseball @ Figarden Loop Park 2:45 (St. Anthony’s)
Figarden Loop Park
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Parent Workshop: STEM Series 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Baird Cafeteria
Friday, February 13, 2015
Sweetheart Run
Baird
Monday, February 16, 2015
Presidents' Day – No School
United States
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
OLWEUS Anti-Bullying class meetings
Classrooms
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Minimum Day
Baird
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Girls Basketball @ Gaston (Varsity 3pm, JV 4pm)
Gaston
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Progress Reports go home
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
NO CHOIR DUE TO EARLY DISMISSAL (WILL HAVE ON FRIDAY)
Music Room
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Parent Workshop: STEM Series 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Baird Cafeteria
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Baird Tour 1:30 PM
Parent Center
Friday, February 20, 2015
8th Gr. Tech. Museum trip
San Jose, CA
Monday, February 23, 2015
Girls Basketball @ Baird (Varsity 3pm, JV 4pm)
Baird
Monday, February 23, 2015
Varsity Baseball @ Figarden Loop Park 2:45 (Terronez)
Figarden Loop Park
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
College Making It Happen
Baird
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Baird Tour 9:30 AM
Parent Center
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Varsity Baseball @ Gaston Middle School 2:45
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Girls Basketball @ Baird Varsity 3pm, JV 4pm)
Gaston Middle
School
Baird
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Parent Workshop by PIQE: STEM Series
Baird Cafeteria
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Kaiser Permanente Assembly
Baird Cafeteria