IT BEGINS HERE: If you've got a child who's the right age, there's still time to register for Kindergarten, Young Fives and Preschool at Beaverton. See the flier below and give us a call at 989.246.3020 to get the ball rolling. #ItAllStartsHere #GoBeavers
Please see summer sports camps, workout opportunities and the free sports physical date for 7th through 12th graders. We encourage students to stay active this summer by participating in these activities offered by the Beaverton Athletic Department. GO RED!
Announcements: June 7, 2023
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.
1. Today’s Schedule is 5 th period 8:00 -9:05, 6 th period 9:10-10:05, 7 th period 10:10 -
11:05, Lunch 11:05-11:45
2. Office loaners and chargers need to be turned in asap.
3. Students attending summer school please turn in your welcome packets to the
office before the end of the school year.
4. ATTENTION 7th -12th GRADE STUDENTS: Are you interested in law
enforcement? Do you have what it takes to be a police officer? If your answer is
yes, then stop into the office and pick up an application for the Youth Police
Academy. You will be instructed by seasoned police officers on many different
aspects of law enforcement. You'll get a taste of what it's like to be a recruit and
have some fun with physical fitness training as well. See Officer Cingano for more
information.
Events: None
Events Results: None
Belated Happy Birthday: Kami Jacques, Eva Reader, Richard Smith
Happy Birthday: Abigail Donahue
Lunch Menu: Smorgasbord
Good afternoon, Beaverton family. This message contains two essential pieces of information, so please make sure to read and/or listen all the way to the end.
Our community suffered a tragic loss of life early this morning, and the impact of that event will ripple throughout our Beaverton family for some time to come. For now, we ask everyone to respect the privacy of those closest to the victims of this act and to keep them in your thoughts in the days and months ahead.
The incident occurred off-campus and threatened the safety of people in the surrounding area. Beaverton Schools concurred with the Beaverton City Police regarding the threat and canceled classes for the day, urging students and staff to exercise caution.
As you know, today was supposed to be the last day of classes for the 22-23 school year. Now, having been given the all-clear from local law enforcement authorities, Beaverton Schools is in the unenviable position of needing to extend the school year by one more day in order to comply with state mandates for student attendance. Our failure to do so will come at a significant financial cost to the district.
So I’m appealing to you - our Beaverton family - and imploring you to do everything you can to make sure your student attends school for the scheduled half-day tomorrow, Wednesday, June 7. There are plenty of reasons to come to school - to finish exams and projects, to turn in school-owned equipment like Chromebooks, and frankly, to avoid a costly financial loss for our district imposed by the state.
But this is also important: We need to finish the school year the right way. The Beaverton way, with friends and teachers and a proper goodbye. Please do what you can to help us do that. Thank you, and we hope to see all our students at school tomorrow.
BEAVERTON SCHOOLS PRESENTS...TOGETHER: If you know, you know. If you don't...C'mon Home: youtu.be/C1-kQIHjzQs #CMonHome #GoBeavers
Announcements: June 5, 2023
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.
1. Students attending summer school please turn in your welcome packets to the
office before the end of the school year.
2. ATTENTION 7th -12th GRADE STUDENTS: Are you interested in law
enforcement? Do you have what it takes to be a police officer? If your answer is
yes, then stop into the office and pick up an application for the Youth Police
Academy. You will be instructed by seasoned police officers on many different
aspects of law enforcement. You'll get a taste of what it's like to be a recruit and
have some fun with physical fitness training as well. See Officer Cingano for more
information.
3. Tomorrow is a half day with release time at 11:45 am. We will have 5 th , 6 th & 7 th
hours only.
Events: None
Events Results: None
Belated Happy Birthday: Gabe Murphy & Cacey Walker,
Happy Birthday: Hunter Eagan, Alex Greer, & Wade Herren-Howard
Lunch Menu: Corn Dog
Beaverton baseball lost in district finals today vs Standish. Final score was 10 to 3. The team played hard all season.
THE FIVE-PERCENTERS: If you attended Beaverton Elementary anytime in the past 30 years, Judy Brubaker undoubtedly made you feel like family; that’s just her personality. Also, there’s a pretty good chance you actually were family. Get the whole cool story here: bit.ly/43ioQzv
Baseball beat Oscoda to advance to the District Championship at 4:00 in Meridian. GO RED!
Beaverton varsity baseball team beat Oscoda for district semifinals in Meridian. They won 20 to 0 in five innings. They will play the winner of Tawas and Standish. Approximate game time is 4:00 p.m.
SUMMER FOOD: Beaverton Schools will once again take part in the Meet Up and Eat Up Summer Food Program for children. Please see below for all the details. #GoBeavers
It’s the end of the school year! Monday (6/5/23) and Tuesday (6/6/23) are the last two days of school with Tuesday being a half day. Students are released at 11:45am at the BJSHS. All students are expected to attend the last two days of school. At BJSHS, we have exams on Monday for our 1st, 2nd and 3rd hours. On Tuesday, we will run exams for classes 5th, 6th and 7th hour in the morning. Only afternoon CTE students do not need to attend on Tuesday morning due to not having afternoon classes.
The baseball team advanced to district semi-final play by beating Meridian 4-3 last Friday. The Beavers play Oscoda this Friday in Meridian at noon. With a win, the District Championship will be at 4:00 in Meridian. Go Fan ticket link: https://gofan.co/app/school/MI4055
Announcements: June 1, 2023
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.
Tunnel for track state finals at 11 am tomorrow. Please line long hallway tomorrow at 11:00 am to send off Taylor McCormack (long jump) and Will Warner (pole vault) for our track state final qualifiers.
All Lockers must be empty by the end of the day on June 6th.
Check the Lost & Found in the cafeteria and the office to claim lost items. The office has jewelry, keys, & etc.
Beaver Den is closed for the rest of the year. Thank you to all who helped make this successful.
HOCKEY CO-OP: Students interested in playing on the Gladwin High School Hockey Co-Op Team are asked to sign up on sheet in office by Friday, June 2nd. Students are responsible for equipment cost. See Ms. Johnston with any questions.
Youth Football Sign-up for this fall: Today - 3:00 – 5:00 at the Red Football Barn. Link to online registration is on facebook.
Students and parents interested in the possibility of varsity girls soccer next spring are encouraged to attend a meeting to gauge interest Today at 3:30 p.m. at the pavilion behind BES. Feel free to bring any other girls in grades 7-12 who may be interested.
ATTENTION 7th -12th GRADE STUDENTS: Are you interested in law enforcement? Do you have what it takes to be a police officer? If your answer is yes, then stop into the office and pick up an application for the Youth Police Academy. You will be instructed by seasoned police officers on many different aspects of law enforcement. You'll get a taste of what it's like to be a recruit and have some fun with physical fitness training as well. See Officer Cingano for more information.
Events:
Events Results:
Happy Birthday: Athea Keinath
Lunch Menu: Pulled Pork & Macaroni w/ cheese
BEAVERTON SCHOOLS PRESENTS...SUN'S OUT, FUN'S OUT: Beaverton PTO and the BJSHS National Honor Society teamed up to treat students to the annual Field Day today. It was exactly as fun as it looks. Video at bit.ly/3OP0BEP (subscribe!) and a photo gallery at bit.ly/43fqD8F.
Announcements: May 31, 2023
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.
1. HOCKEY CO-OP: Students interested in playing on the Gladwin High School
Hockey Co-Op Team are asked to sign up on sheet in office by Friday, June 2nd.
Students are responsible for equipment cost. See Ms. Johnston with any questions.
2. Youth Football Sign-up for this fall: June 1 st 3:00 – 5:00 at the Red Football Barn.
Link to online registration is on facebook.
3. Students and parents interested in the possibility of varsity girls soccer next spring
are encouraged to attend a meeting to gauge interest June 1 at 3:30 p.m. at the
pavilion behind BES. Feel free to bring any other girls in grades 7-12 who may be
interested.
4. Boys basketball meeting for current 7th through 11th graders Today during lunch to
get summer info. Get your lunch, then report to library.
5. 9th thru 12th graders -- Those that may be interested in Business Professional of
America (BPA) for next school year, are welcome to an introduction gathering
Wednesday during your WIN time. Room 155. Come see what it is about.
6. 11th graders who signed up for WBL(CO-OP) for next year, we have a meeting at
lunch today in room 155. Come see Mrs. Wagner during your lunch.
Events: MS Mega Star Track Meet @ Shepherd
Events Results:
Happy Birthday: Roslynn Foy, Eric Larson, & Cayden McCormick
Lunch Menu: Buffalo Chicken Dip
Announcements: May 30, 2023
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.
1. JV Softball players please bring your uniforms in a bag to Mr. Wentworth by the end
of the year. Make sure to put your name on them please.
2. HOCKEY CO-OP: Students interested in playing on the Gladwin High School
Hockey Co-Op Team are asked to sign up on sheet in office by Friday, June 2nd.
Students are responsible for equipment cost. See Ms. Johnston with any questions.
3. Youth Football Sign-up for this fall: May 30 th 3:00-5:30 and June 1 st 3:00 – 5:00 at
the Red Football Barn. Link to online registration is on facebook.
4. Students and parents interested in the possibility of varsity girls soccer next spring
are encouraged to attend a meeting to gauge interest June 1 at 3:30 p.m. at the
pavilion behind BES. Feel free to bring any other girls in grades 7-12 who may be
interested.
5. Boys basketball meeting for current 7th through 11th graders on Tuesday during
lunch to get summer info. Get your lunch, then report to library.
6. 9th thru 12th graders -- Those that may be interested in Business Professional of
America (BPA) for next school year, are welcome to an introduction gathering
Wednesday during your WIN time. Room 155. Come see what it is about.
Events: Varsity Baseball vs Shepherd, team release at 2:55 pm, game starts at 4:00 pm
Varsity Softball vs Harrison @ Harrison, Team release at 1:30 pm, bus departs at 1:45
pm, game starts at 4:00 pm
Varsity Track @ Gaylord, team release at 2:15 pm, Leaving at 2:30 pm, meet starts at
5:00 pm
Events Results:
Belated Happy Birthday: Monica Delmarter & Cameron Greer
Happy Birthday: Payton Corrigan
Lunch Menu: Pork Sausage Patty & Scrambled Eggs
The Beaverton Softball Team continued its tradition of "Hawaiian Shirt Day Practice" on Friday. The Beavers play a pre-district game vs. Harrison @ Harrison tomorrow at 4:00. Go Fan ticket link is https://gofan.co/app/school/MI4055. GO RED!
THAT'S A WRAP: Catch up on the action from last night's commencement at our YouTube channel (now with improved audio!). And please don't forget to subscribe to the channel to help keep this train a' rollin'. It's all right here: bit.ly/43jwZ6y #GoGrads #GoBeavers
GOOOOOOAAAAAALLLL! Students and parents interested in the possibility of varsity girls soccer next spring are encouraged to attend a meeting to gauge interest June 1 at 3:30 p.m. at the pavilion behind BES. Feel free to bring any other girls in grades 7-12 who may be interested.
