Friday, September 29, 2017
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
SHOES for Sugarbelle
From October 2-27, the Earthsavers/Science Club will be collecting shoes for our Shoes For Sugarbelle Fundraiser. Please send in your used/old shoes. THANK YOU!!
About the program:
Sugarbelle Foundation is a registered 501-c3, whose mission is to keep pets and people together. We accomplish this by providing financial assistance, to the best of our ability, to pet owners and Good Samaritans who have an animal in need, temporary fosters homes, food, and any other necessary items for pets and their people.
All donated shoes are redistributed throughout the Funds2Orgs network of microenterprise partners in developing nations. Funds2Orgs helps impoverished people start, maintain and grow businesses in countries such as Haiti, Honduras and other nations in Central America and Africa. Proceeds from the shoe sales are in turn to feed, clothe and house their families. Funds2Org believes the HAND UP is more beneficial than the HAND OUT because it teaches people how to be self-sufficient which is also what Sugarbelle Foundation strives to do when helping pets and their families.
About the program:
Sugarbelle Foundation is a registered 501-c3, whose mission is to keep pets and people together. We accomplish this by providing financial assistance, to the best of our ability, to pet owners and Good Samaritans who have an animal in need, temporary fosters homes, food, and any other necessary items for pets and their people.
All donated shoes are redistributed throughout the Funds2Orgs network of microenterprise partners in developing nations. Funds2Orgs helps impoverished people start, maintain and grow businesses in countries such as Haiti, Honduras and other nations in Central America and Africa. Proceeds from the shoe sales are in turn to feed, clothe and house their families. Funds2Org believes the HAND UP is more beneficial than the HAND OUT because it teaches people how to be self-sufficient which is also what Sugarbelle Foundation strives to do when helping pets and their families.
6TH GRADE THEN & NOW: Morphing into a 21st century parent
Have you heard of a Gizmo? What about the online agenda? What is Newsela? How does Google Classroom work? Come and discover what a day in the academic life of your sixth grader looks and feels like! We will cover all of those topics and much more. See how these resources impact your student's learning!
You are invited to choose a time on Tuesday, October 17 that best fits your schedule and spend some time with Ms. Carol Lollar and Mrs. Leigh Ann Roe. We are two experienced National Board Certified teachers and Moms who have survived sixth grade with our own children! Please complete the form for your RSVP by Monday, October 16th! Come with an open mind and positive mindset. We all believe in the Growth Mindset!
Complete this form to RSVP. We look forward to seeing you there!
You are invited to choose a time on Tuesday, October 17 that best fits your schedule and spend some time with Ms. Carol Lollar and Mrs. Leigh Ann Roe. We are two experienced National Board Certified teachers and Moms who have survived sixth grade with our own children! Please complete the form for your RSVP by Monday, October 16th! Come with an open mind and positive mindset. We all believe in the Growth Mindset!
Complete this form to RSVP. We look forward to seeing you there!
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Character Trait of the Month: Friendship
The character trait for September is Friendship. This means using words and actions to show others you care.
Reminder: Please check grades in INOW!
Hi Parents! We are a little over the half-way mark in the 1st nine weeks! We have had a great start to the school year. Remember there are still 3 weeks left in this grading period, so there is plenty of time to bring up any grades your child is not satisfied with and maintain the ones they do like! This is a good learning experience to help them identify the areas they need to improve.
Please remember that grades are updated daily/weekly. Please check student grades in INOW.
If you do not have an INOW login, you can contact Jennifer Cole in the office to get your information, or you can log in with your child's information. If you have concerns about your child's average in a subject, please click the "A" activity button to see a breakdown of assignments. As stated at parent night, your child is the first point of contact. If you see a "zero" then it is an assignment they did not turn in. If there is a "0.01" then it is something they can make up due to being absent. If there is a "blank" then this is a grade they might be unable to make up and it is not included in their average and therefore does not hurt their grade.
Please remember that grades are updated daily/weekly. Please check student grades in INOW.
If you do not have an INOW login, you can contact Jennifer Cole in the office to get your information, or you can log in with your child's information. If you have concerns about your child's average in a subject, please click the "A" activity button to see a breakdown of assignments. As stated at parent night, your child is the first point of contact. If you see a "zero" then it is an assignment they did not turn in. If there is a "0.01" then it is something they can make up due to being absent. If there is a "blank" then this is a grade they might be unable to make up and it is not included in their average and therefore does not hurt their grade.
New Club Opportunity: BUCS Community Service Club
Membership applications can be picked up in the first and third floor offices. Return these to your homeroom teacher. If you have any questions, you may see the counselors who are the sponsors for this club!
Thursday, September 7, 2017
*Birthday Celebrations* Message from the Cafeteria...
Hi there!
The cafeteria would love to help with Birthday Celebrations. If your would like to send money to purchase your child's homeroom ice cream they can do so. Ms. Simpson, the Child Nutrition Program Manager, will be making tickets for the birthday student to hand out to their class. Tickets will be collected at the register. The cost is .75 cents per ice cream. The students who receive a ticket must purchase the ice cream on the same day the tickets are handed out.
Thank you for all of your support!
Brandi Simpson
BGIS CNP Manager
The cafeteria would love to help with Birthday Celebrations. If your would like to send money to purchase your child's homeroom ice cream they can do so. Ms. Simpson, the Child Nutrition Program Manager, will be making tickets for the birthday student to hand out to their class. Tickets will be collected at the register. The cost is .75 cents per ice cream. The students who receive a ticket must purchase the ice cream on the same day the tickets are handed out.
Thank you for all of your support!
Brandi Simpson
BGIS CNP Manager
September 15th is "HATS FOR HURRICANE HELP" Day!
Brock’s Gap Intermediate School would like to help our friends in Texas that are suffering from the devastation and flooding caused by the recent hurricane. We are adopting a school in Texas (San Jacinto Intermediate with Pasadena Independent School District) and collecting money and gift cards for the families of children in the school to help with relief efforts. On Friday, September 15th, we will have “Hat Day”. Students may wear their favorite hat all day and make a minimum $1.00 donation. You may also donate Walmart gift cards.
If you would rather donate items, a local church is leaving for Texas on September 16th. They are collecting the following supplies only: cases of bottled water, baby diapers, baby wipes, baby formula, construction grade trash bags, leather gloves, disposable cleaning gloves, respirator breathing masks, and cases of Clorox. Brock’s Gap will get the supplies to the church the afternoon of the 15th.
Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Friday, September 1, 2017
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