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  • Announcements:  March 18, 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.

    • Congratulations to Drew Minkina and McKenzie Snooks.

    At the BPA State Conference this past weekend, Drew placed 3rd in Database Applications and McKenzie earned a Statesman Torch Award. Both qualify to advance to Nationals in Anaheim, California in May.

    • Congratulations Alyssa Shearer on   receiving a Second Division Rating at STATE Solo & Ensemble on Saturday in Cadillac.
    • Thank you to all who participated and helped with Mock Rock, it was a great show and I appreciate all of you! Mrs. Hubble
    • Seniors- Cap & Gown pick up is tomorrow morning starting @ 10:30. Senior Composite photos will be taken also so be prepared to look your best and wear something that can be worn under your gown (no hoodies).
    • Family & Community History Movie Night is Tuesday March 19th at 6 pm. Snacks and refreshments will be provided!
    • MS Track Athletes: Please make sure to get your green card today so you are able to practice.
    • Attention Football Players: The March Newsletter is ready to be picked up. Please get one from the office or from Coach Wentworth or Coach Wicke.
    • Equestrian Sign-up sheet is in the office. This is for grades 5th-8th only. 
    • ... your Class of 2019 tee shirt orders will be taken by Olivia Tremper. If you are interested in sporting your class tee the cost is $10. Orders will be taken through March 22. Your shirts should be available after spring break.
    • Beaverton Activity Center is hosting its second Think Big Talk Series, focusing this year on Health Field Professionals. The Think Big event is scheduled for Friday April 5th from 10 to 1:30. Students interested in science, math, or exploring health fields can sign up with Mrs. Phillips. Registration deadline is Friday, March 22nd.
    • Prom tickets are now on sale. Cost is $40.00 for the month of March but will go up to $45 in April. Please see a member of the Junior Class during lunch in front of the Library. The theme this year is "Hollywood Red Carpet" and will be held at The H Hotel in Midland.
    • Mid-Michigan Regional Medical Center in Midland has 4 Co-op Positions available for next school year. The application is online. Qualified candidates must have a GPA of 3.5 or better. If interested, see Mrs. Ewert in Room 155 as soon as possible.
    • The Beaverton JSHS Drama & Music Departments proudly present the spring madrigal, “A Ring of Lies” on Friday, April 12th, Saturday, April 13th at 6:30 pm in the JSHS Cafe. Get your tickets from any band, choir, drama members or by contacting Mrs. Kintner. Tickets will be available until April 2nd. Come join the fun, and enjoy dinner out with family and friends.

     

    Counseling News:   The National Guard will be hosting the Meet the Michigan National Guard event on March 19th. Students will be transported to the Midland Armory to learn more about the National Guard. Sign up with Mrs. Phillips.

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    Happy Birthday:   Happy Birthday today to Addison Drudge and Dylan Hendon!

    Today’s Lunch Menu:   Sloppy Joe, Mashed potato & chicken bowl
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  • CHILDCARE SURVEY 

    The City of Beaverton was recently designated a "Rising Tide Community" by the State of Michigan!  The mission of the Rising Tide initiative is to provide communities with the tools they need to design and build a successful economic framework.  Part of that framework is ensuring that working families have adequate opportunities for child care.  To that end, please participate in a voluntary survey via this link only if you have children requiring child care:  
    https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Beaverton_Child_Care

    Thank you for assisting with this important data gathering.  Susan M. Wooden, Superintendent
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  • DISTRICT MISSION STATEMENT
    Re-adopted September 28, 2015 
    Beaverton 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 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 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 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.
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