Students represented Bluford at the Region K Special Olympics! They did great and brought home 3 first place medals and 3rd place medals! They also had fun celebrating with everyone!
We are so proud of them!
Today is the day! Come out and donate blood to save lives and help our seniors earn scholarships! The Blood Drive will be at the Ruritan Building from 12-5pm. We hope to see you there!
Today, both fifth grade classes attended 5th Grade Fun Day at Cedarhurst. Students enjoyed a walk through the sculpture park, scavenger hunt in the permanent collection, played in the Family Center, had lunch on the patio, watched a clay demonstration, sculpted an owl with clay, and made a silly hat. It was an enjoyable day for all.
** MTC Tournament Baseball and Softball Update **
Conference Tournament games moved here today!
4:30pm Woodlawn at Webber for baseball and softball.
Free Orthopedic Clinic
Tonight Addison Bedar and Parker Withrow were honored at the Jefferson County Principal Collegial Network's dinner for outstanding students. Congratulations Addison and Parker!
Volleyball camp for girl grades 5-9.
Today’s MTC baseball and softball tournament games are postponed a day. 4:30pm start tomorrow... Webber at Woodlawn for baseball & softball.
Fifth grade students worked in teams to play the game of Clue while reinforcing their math skills of adding and subtracting mixed numbers with unlike denominators. The activity combined critical thinking with math practice. The first team in each class to correctly identify the suspect, location, and weapon was declared the winner.
MTC Baseball and Softball Tournament next week at Woodlawn!
** Baseball Reschedule **
Today's game vs. Woodlawn is canceled due to wet field conditions.
We play them Monday in the conference tournament and will use that game as our scheduled conference game with them.
Board Member Vacancy - Application being accepted. See the document below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gQv_qFxcgWzl4Pg1XEa6oia0YPIKQlcs6yCpn80xPZs/edit?usp=sharing
We are under a boil water order until further notice. We have water available, but run through a lot of cups. If your child has a refillable bottle, please send it with them to school.
Employment Opportunities
Congratulations to Donna Wilkey and Hannah Pierce for being April Employees of the Month! Nominations from their colleagues included:
Mrs. Pierce: "Hannah always goes above and beyond in her job. She is always working with the kids to interact with peers and adults in the hallways and has helped her students make huge improvements. She can have a stressful job but ALWAYS has a smile on her face. You can tell she really loves her students.:
Mrs. Wilkey: "Since joining the high school last year, Donna has been a light on our end. She truly keeps this end running. She holds kids accountable to the handbook, she is always ready and willing to help in any way she can, and she does a fantastic job with the volleyball team. I love that she is always in the halls greeting our students and making sure they are living up to our standards, while also bonding with and caring for the kids. Donna is very deserving of this award and the spotlight for everything she does should be shone on her!"
The Webber Beta Club is sponsoring a blood drive on Wednesday, May 7th from 12-5pm at the Bluford Ruritan Building. All donors will receive a $20 eGift Card for donating and will also help our seniors earn college scholarships!
** Sports Cancelations **
Due to weather...
Track meet at Flora and
Baseball/Softball at Cisne are canceled for today!
Donut stress, do your best!
Our 3rd grade made some super cool donuts for our April bulletin board.
*Continued* Second grade studied chicken life cycles last week. They incubated eggs and made life cycle mobiles. They even adopted, cared for, and made a baby book for their very own "chicks." To finish off the week students created coops for their adopted chicks.
Second grade studied chicken life cycles last week. They incubated eggs and made life cycle mobiles. They even adopted, cared for, and made a baby book for their very own "chicks." To finish off the week students created coops for their adopted chicks.
