Announcements: September 21, 2018
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
Court and Student Government- 1:15 pm Cheerleaders- 1:45 pm Band- 1:45 pm
If haven't purchased last year's yearbook yet and want to, extra copies are limited and are first come, first served. Bring Ms. Fitz $50 cash or check made out to BRS.
Counseling News:
Adam Hamlin will be here on Tuesday Sept 25th during 1st lunch, and Thursday the 27th during 2nd lunch. All Educational Talent Search students need to meet with him in front of the library.
The PSAT/NMSQT will be offered on October 10th during the school day for Juniors only. This test is great preparation for the SAT and provides an opportunity to qualify for the National Merit Scholarship competition. The test will cost $16 and spots are limited to the first 25 who sign up and pay with Mrs. Phillips. Don't delay, claim your spot now!
Alma College will be here on Monday, September 24th at 2:00. Any students interested in hearing more about opportunities at Alma need to sign up with Mrs. Phillips.
A representative from the University of Michigan will be here on Thursday, September 27th at 12:30. Any interested students need to sign up with Mrs. Phillips.
The National Guard will be here on Thursday the 27th during senior lunch. Stop by the table in front of the cafeteria for more information on how the National Guard can work for you!
Events results: 7th & 8th grade volleyball fought hard this week and came away with two wins. The girls defeated both Farwell and Harrison! Keep up the great work ladies! JV Football beat Harrison 26-0 last night.
Events for tonight: The Homecoming Parade is at 4:30 today, Varsity football takes on Harrison at 7 pm.
Happy Birthday: Happy Birthday today to Lillian Haynes and Rebecca Shaw! Happy Birthday this weekend to Gregory Taylor!
Today’s Lunch Menu: Beef Ravioli, Build your own subs. Don’t forget to sign up during lunch if you want the pizza dinner after school today.
THANK YOU, BEAVERTON COMMUNITY!
WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT OF THE DISTRICT'S OPERATIONAL MILLAGE RENEWAL.
SCHOOLS OF CHOICE APPLICATIONS FOR 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR
Under the Schools of Choice legislation (Section 105 and Section 105(c) of the School Aid Act), kindergarten through twelfth grade students residing within Clare-Gladwin Regional Education Service District (RESD) and contiguous intermediate school districts, may apply to Beaverton Rural Schools for enrollment for the first semester of the 2018-2019 school year. Application may be made for all grades (K-12) with unlimited openings. Transportation for these students is the responsibility of the parents or guardians. Application must be made at Beaverton Elementary School's Main Office or the Beaverton Junior/Senior High School Main Office no later than the end of the first week of school, Thursday, August 30, 2018.
DISTRICT MISSION STATEMENT
Re-adopted September 28, 2015
Beaverton Rural Schools, in partnership with the community, will ensure an environment in which all students acquire skills necessary for lifelong learning and responsible citizenship.
DISTRICT VISION STATEMENT
Re-adopted September 28, 2015
Beaverton Rural Schools provides students the best opportunity to learn, develop, and be prepared for success in higher education, career, and community.
BOARD GOALS
Newly-adopted September 28, 2015
As the Beaverton Rural Schools Board of Education performs its sworn duties to oversee a district that produces young adults properly prepared for life and learning, it does so with these assurances to staff, students and parents:
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
Beaverton Rural Schools will offer a quality education to all students to prepare them for their next chapter in life.
SAFETY
We’ll take care of your kids by ensuring a physically safe and well-maintained environment where students thrive and the community has a sense of pride.
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
We’ll take care of your money by exercising keen fiduciary oversight at all times to benefit the district as a whole.
GROWTH AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
We’ll give our students and teachers the tools they need by providing leadership and support to create and sustain an open and flexible environment.
PUBLIC RELATIONS AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT
The Board will listen more than we speak as one organization and in one consistent voice.
Administration Building
(989) 246-3000
Elementary School
(989) 246-3020
Junior/Senior High School
(989) 246-3010
