THE RED REPORT: It's Sunday. It's 11 a.m. It's The Red Report, chock full of Beaverton Schools news and information. Check it out at www.beavertonschools.net/redreport and let us know what you think. #GoBeavers
FIELD TRIP CAREER TIP: Our 10th-graders took a ride to SVSU today to take part in MiCareerQuest, offering students the opportunity to learn about careers in our region's high-demand industries through interactive experiences with local employers, which included Saint-Gobain, BMG and Vantage - an important chance to help kids consider what comes after graduation. #GoBeavers #MiCareerQuestMiddleMichigan
EVERY STITCH WAY BUT LOOSE: Anatomy students at BJSHS learned how to thread a needle Friday, which is a lost art in itself. But then they employed the lessons they'd just learned from their guest lecturer, Dr. Jacob Trombley of MyMichigan Health, and started stitching. Sutures, Trombley said, are vital in surgical and wound management. Choosing the proper suture depends on tissue type, healing needs and cosmetic goals, and the proper technique minimizes complications and enhances healing. Students got to practice their skills on lifelike skin samples, deploying different types of stitches for different types of wounds. #LifesAStitch #ForeseeableSuture #GoBeavers
JUST LIKE OLDEN DAYS: It wasn't exactly trudging to school five miles uphill both directions in four feet of snow, but Beaverton's young people got a glimpse this morning at how it used to be. Taking part in International Walk & Roll to School Day, about 100 students and volunteers trekked from the Lions Club on Saginaw Street to BES and BJSHS. The K-12 event is intended to expose students to the advantages of walking or riding to school - an opportunity for regular, healthy physical activity and making connections to their community neighborhoods. Today's walkers today met up with students who ride the bus at the north end of campus and they all walked or rolled to school together. #WalkOn #GoBeavers
SHOW OUT: Time to meet BJSHS's first batch of Students of the Month for the school year. They are, l to r, Jestin Kellogg, Tanner Yott, Eric Sherman, Kylie Johnson, Karter Offenbecker, Kimberly Cobb, Bryssa Delisle, Clayton Revis and Evan Elliott. Not pictured: Caleb Warner, Hali Rider, Stormy Ward, Micheal Maloney and Jaxon Henson. #GoBeavers
PHOTO OP: Friday is Picture Day at both BES and BJSHS. Packets were sent home with BES students last week and are also available at each building's office. Photos may also be ordered online at www.photofactoryusa.com; the order code is beavertonhs for BJSHS and beaverton for BES.
LACE 'EM UP: Kids ages 4 through 9 years old have the opportunity to get familiar with a new (to them) sport at GAHA's annual "Try Hockey for Free" event, set for Wednesday, Oct. 15 at the Gladwin Community Arena. Participants can get fitted for equipment from 5 to 6 p.m. and then get on the ice from 6 to 6:45 p.m. And, like the title says, the event is free and provides kids the chance to try hockey in a fun, safe environment with no experience necessary. Register by scanning the code or by visiting https://tinyurl.com/ynhm44he. #OnFrozenPond
SUPERSTARS: Flipping the page on the calendar usually means it's time to meet our BES Students of the Month. They are (l to r) Bryce Gower, Macey Mercer, Brynlee McDonald, Liam Hartwell, Coleson Gasche, Aria Repoley, Caroline Mclaren, Jayden Athey and Matthew Kohlhoff. Congrats and #GoBeavers
THE RED REPORT: It's Sunday. It's 11 a.m. It's The Red Report, chock full of Beaverton Schools news and information. Check it out at www.beavertonschools.net/redreport and let us know what you think. #GoBeavers
GROUP PROJECT: Beaverton Schools will participate in International Walk and Roll to School Day on Oct. 8. The globe-spanning event began in the U.S. in 1997 and includes participants from all 50 states and 40 countries; it was established by a national alliance of public and private organizations committed to making walking safer, easier and more enjoyable.
On the morning of Oct. 8, participating Beaverton K-12 students will convene in one of two locations to take part. Self-transporting families (non-bus riders) will gather at the Beaverton Lions Club at 142 Saginaw Street. Community members, city employees and school staff will walk with students to school. Please arrive no later than 7:30 a.m. Meanwhile, bus riders will be dropped off at the BCAP Pickleball Courts on Tonkin Street. From there, students and students and staff will walk to school together.
Please note: If you self-transport your BES student and he or she is not participating in the walk, please be advised that the Tonkin Street campus entrance will be closed to traffic for the event and you’ll need to use the M-18 entrance near the Central Office to drop off your BES students.
Participating families must fill out our quick-and-easy online permission slip at bit.ly/46MZ7Dz or by scanning the code. Please complete this as soon as possible. We want to thank you in advance for your participation in this fun and important school/community event. Please don’t hesitate to contact Kara Pahl with any questions at kpahl@beavertonschools.net or 989.246.3020.
THE RED REPORT: It's Sunday. It's 11 a.m. It's The Red Report, chock full of Beaverton Schools news and information. Check it out at www.beavertonschools.net/redreport and let us know what you think. #GoBeavers
THERE GOES THE PARADE: Before you check out the game (kicking off at 7 p.m.), here's a look at this evening's parade. You can view the full gallery at http://bit.ly/4nK6L7e. #Homecoming #BeavertonAlways
IT ALL ROYALS DOWN TO THIS: We've got a homecoming queen and king. As announced at today's assembly, meet your 2025 BHS Homecoming Royalty: Queen Alivia Harrell and King Gage Spencer. Congrats to these two and the entire court and be sure to catch them tonight in the parade at 5 p.m. and at the game at 7 p.m. #Homecoming #BeavertonAlways
THEY'VE GROWN SO TALL: Former BES students wearing their Beaver gear collided with current BES students wearing their Beaver gear this morning as the Varsity and JV football teams met students at the door and attempted to break the all-time high-five record. (Results are pending.) As is the case every year, smiles ruled the day, and why not? It's #Homecoming #GoBeavers #BeavertonAlways
IN CONCLUSION: Here's one last reminder of the schedule for Homecoming Friday. The PTO's Tailgate extravaganza will take place after school in the grassy area near the Metzger Field parking lot . The parade begins at 5 p.m. and kickoff versus Meridian is at 7 p.m., with the introduction of the homecoming court set for halftime. It goes without saying, but that won't stop us from saying it: #GoBeavers #BeavertonAlways
SPIRIT WEEK SERENADE: It's one of our finest traditions: Every year during Spirit Week, the BHS Marching Band ignites the spark of spirit for our elementary students by roaming the BES hallways and playing the beloved fight song at full blast. Always a hit. Check out the video at https://youtu.be/3Fk3byjtZKY . #RahFightWin #BeavertonAlways
A LATE NIGHT: With Monday night's Lions win still fresh in their minds, a LOT of students and staff showed up for Spirit Week's Jersey Day this morning sporting the Honolulu Blue & Silver. The themes continue throughout the week at BES with Pajama Day (Wednesday), Hat Day (Thursday) and Beaverton Spirit Day (Friday). And don't sleep on the PTO tailgate after school Friday, the homecoming parade at 5 p.m. and the football game versus Meridian at 7 p.m. #BeavertonHOCO #BeavertonAlways
Register your child for our youth basketball league! Boys and girls in grades 4, 5, and 6 are welcome. Volunteer coaching opportunities also available. Games are held on Saturdays starting in January at the different hosting schools. Travel to/from games is the responsibility of parents/guardians. Program runs approximately 6 weeks. Cost to participate is $30 and will be required to turn in at first practice. Sign up at bit.ly/4ndnhNb or by scanning the code.
THE RED REPORT: It's Sunday. It's 11 a.m. It's The Red Report, chock full of Beaverton Schools news and information. Check it out at www.beavertonschools.net/redreport and let us know what you think. #GoBeavers
THE ROYAL TREATMENT: Homecoming is next week, but for its participants, the fanfare has already begun. This year's court includes (front, l to r) freshmen Rylan Tabaszewski and Matt Wagner; sophomores Addy Barth and Ace Carter; and juniors Trinity Danielak and Sean Barta. Back: Seniors Hope Van Tiem, Caden Snyder, Alivia Harrell, Landon Love, Tommie Murrell and Gage Spencer. Spirit Week begins Monday. #GoBeavers #HOCOMOJO
