We want to be sure you don't miss any important emails! Our administrators often send emails from the Aspen system, which allows them to select certain grade levels, for example. Unfortunately, these emails occasionally land in people's spam/junk boxes.
Please check for emails coming from aspen-sysadmin@myfollett.com (triggered from our Aspen student info system) and email@blackboard.com (triggered from our Blackboard communication system).
Check your email settings to sort these correctly so you don't miss any critical messages during this unprecedented school year.
This information was in Homeward Bound yesterday but the link may not have worked for you. Sorry! Let's try this again...
Our grade 7 and 8 Cohort A Students (Mondays & Thursdays), will have their first in-person day on Thursday, October 1st. Cohort B Students (Tuesdays & Fridays) will have their first in-person day on Tuesday, September 29th.
Registration is closed for field hockey. Athletes who have signed up will practice on Mondays and Wednesdays starting on October 5 until November 18.
Click here for the calendar and important information about practice protocols.
Reminder: There is no school (remote or in-person) on Monday, September 28 in observation of Yom Kippur.
Beverly Athletics is offering an intramural league this fall at the Middle School, giving student athletes an opportunity to participate in a sport right on their own campus. Cross Country and Field Hockey (7th & 8th grade only) will look to start their programs the week of October 5th
The first PTO meeting of the year will be on Thursday, September 24 at 6:30 pm via Zoom.
The first PTO meeting of the year will be on Thursday, September 24 at 6:30 pm via Zoom.
The first book in a witty, suspenseful new series about a brilliant new crime-solving duo: the teen descendants of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson. This clever page-turner will appeal to fans of Maureen Johnson and Ally Carter.
As of right now Ms. Woznick has four slots available for people who want to write a postcards to someone somewhere in the world through our school Postcrossing account.
What's Postcrossing? Check out this blog with the BMS cards sent and receive, and the Postcrossing website to see more about it.
Student who sign up will be invited, in the order they sign up, to either write a card or to research information about cards we receive. You will get full information and directions from Ms. Woznick at that time, and will have 24-48 hours to respond, after which time the option will be passed to the next person.
Ms. Woznick is also taking donations of postcards at this time. Postcards of Beverly, Boston, other places on the North Shore or in Massachusetts are helpful. We can also use cards that show animals or art or other things that kids might be interested in sending or either children or adults in receiving. Email Ms. Woznick if you have postcards to donate or questions: awoznick@beverlyschools.org
We currently have four spots for postcard writers this week! And I hope we receive some more cards soon. But the more cards we send out the more we can get back.
Ms. Woznick has signed up for Postcrossing and has been sending and receiving postcards from all over the world! She is hoping to get some students involved in writing some of these cards, or your family may enjoy signing up for their own free membership.
You can see her blog with the postcards that she's been sending and receiving here.
If you are using the "rolling pickup" to retrieve your child - please remember to clearly post. your child's name and neighborhood number on your windshield. It will help us speed things along!