What a fantastic day celebrating Pi...you know, that mathematical concept that starts with 3.14 but continues on forever in a seemingly random sequence. Students practiced memorizing this number and our school winner could recite Pi out to over 200 digits!!!! Thank you to our math teachers for organizing such a fun math assembly.
Music in our Schools concert was a great success! Congratulations on a fine performance IS/MS students!
Middle School Field Day T-shirt Orders are here! The cost this year is $8.50. Please be on the lookout for the order form to come home today! All orders will need to be in by March 24th at 3 pm. EXACT change or checks made out to BHASD activity fund will be accepted.
The MS Student Council is selling Joe Corbi’s Pizza Kits and more. Please see a MS Student Council Member to order or use this link https://tinyurl.com/ywxfru6d. that any Orders made through the link- pick up at the MS Café 4/20 from 2:30pm-6:00 pm. Orders are due 3/23/23.
The MS Student Council is selling Joe Corbi’s Pizza Kits and more. Please help us reach our goal of selling over 200 units! The money raised from this will help to benefit MS events such as Dances, Veteran’s Day, Spirit Weeks, etc. Please see a MS Student Council Member to order
Scholastic Book Fair shopping begins at the IS/MS on Friday, March 10. Help us go cashless by setting up an e-wallet for your student today!
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/content/fairs/how-ewallet-works.html?fairId=5279466
8th grade spent the day at Blue Mountain Ski Resort learning to ski and snowboard.
6th graders learning how to calculate mean, median, and mode. Mr. Strohecker and Mr. Riggins participating in this fun broad jump challenge to collect the data.
In Health class, 8th graders solved a breakout challenge examining character traits. Mrs Eisenhart and Mrs. Konyak collaborated together to design this fun activity!
We are excited to share with you that our school’s What’s So Cool About Manufacturing team has been working tirelessly to put together a creative and informative video showcasing our local business, East Penn Manufacturing. Our students have put in countless hours of effort to produce an outstanding video that highlights the importance of manufacturing in our community.
Now, we need your help! Our students have an opportunity to win an award in a variety of categories, and your vote can make a difference. We urge you to support our Brandywine Heights team by casting your vote for their video. Your vote can make a difference in our student’s success. https://www.whatssocool.org/contests/berks-schuylkill/
VOTING BEGINS Wednesday, MARCH 8 at 12:01 AM (TOMORROW night for those who want to stay up)
VOTE AND ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO VOTE! One of the award categories at the Awards event is the “Viewers Choice Award”, the video which receives the highest number of votes during online public voting (March 8-10).
Voting starts at 12:01 AM on March 8 on the Berks Schuylkill Voting Page!
RETWEET, LIKE, and SHARE the news about students, companies, and sponsors on the contest's Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn pages
It's Scholastic Book Fair time! From March 10 - 17 students in grades 4-8 will have an opportunity to shop. Family shopping hours are Wednesday from 4-5. Every purchase supports our library. https://sites.google.com/bhasd.org/library-isms/book-fair
MS Students competing in the PULSE Winter Olympics. 7th grade made a huge comeback from the fall. Scores are close between all three grades levels. One more Olympics in the Spring:)
PULSE Service Project: Loose Change Donation to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society!
March 6th- March 30th students can bring in loose change to their homeroom. The Homeroom in each grade level that raises the most money will win a special prize bag.
Students in Mrs. Savidge's class worked on a poetry assignment on google classroom today. Students were engaged, seeking feedback from the teacher, and eager to share the progress made on their poems.
Students in Mr. Stephens' class tested the properties of minerals in order to identify the type of mineral provided during a lab experiement.
This morning BHASD received 40 pallets or 30,000 bags of Lysol wipes from the Frontline Impact Project! These Lysol wipes will be invaluable to our students and staff as we continually work to ensure a healthy school environment. Having an extra layer of support to clean and disinfect classrooms is a huge advantage to keeping our schools clean and students in school learning!
6th grade students utilized our green screen area to film for Gifted Film Fest.
Come join us for the 17th Annual Music In Our Schools on Saturday, March 11th. Ticket orders are due by Friday, February 24th. We hope to see you there to enjoy musical performances from students district-wide!
Come out and join us for a Night of the Arts featuring juggling, music, artwork and more! Night of the Arts will take place at the BHHS Auditorium on Friday, February 24th at 7pm. Admission is Free. We hope to see you there!
Congratulations to the Girls' Basketball Team for qualifying for the District III Quarterfinals! They are on the road at Pequea Valley High School tonight at 7:00 PM. Be Loud. Be Proud. Go Bullets
Unable to travel to the game? Tune into Eastern PA Sports Network for the play-by-play!
Link: https://easternpasportsnet.mixlr.com/events/2054848
