JH Softball - July 27th - 3:30 - 5:30 PM
JH Baseball - Aug 3rd - 3:30 - 5:30 PM
HS Cross Country- Aug 13th
HS Baseball - Aug 10th
HS Volleyball - Aug 10th - 9 AM - 12PM
HS Golf - Aug 10th
All players must have an valid physical to participate in practices.
Online Registration is officially opened!
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We officially have concrete poured for the new ramp and stair's and drywall in the classrooms!
📚 Beat the Summer Slide with Reading BINGO!
Did you know that research shows students can lose up to 2 months of reading progress over the summer? Studies find that between 62–73% of elementary students lose reading skills over the break, and children in grades 3–5 can lose about 20% of the reading gains they made during the school year. Over time, this adds up — and it makes it harder for students to hit the ground running each fall. LearnerHorizoneducationcenters
The good news? It doesn't take much to make a big difference! Students who read over the break generally perform better in reading assessments when they return to school. Learner
That's why we're sharing this Summer Reading BINGO card — a fun, low-pressure way to keep your child reading all summer long! Whether they're reading to a pet, visiting the library, or building a blanket fort with a good book, every square they complete is a step toward starting the new school year strong. 🌟
🎉 Here's something exciting — students who complete their BINGO card and bring it back on the first day of school will receive a special surprise from Mrs. House! All you need is a completed row, column, or diagonal to qualify. Print it out, hang it on the fridge, and let the reading adventures begin!
We can't wait to hear about the books your children discover this summer and celebrate all of our readers when we're back together in the fall. 💛
Lots of improvements are taking place this summer at the high school. We will be giving the two science labs, the ag room, and another classroom a facelift. As well adding a ramp in the east hallway. Stay tuned for updates!
We ended the school year with laughter, excitement, and a whole lot of whipped cream! 🥧
Our students earned tickets based on their AR points and got to vote for which teacher they wanted to see get “pied” in the face. The lucky participants this year were Mr. White, Ms. Shelby, Miss Wendling, Miss Kremer, Ms. Dittamore, Mrs. Brungard, and Mrs. House—and let’s just say, our students made some very enthusiastic choices! 😄
What a fun way to celebrate all of the hard work our students put into reading this year. We are so proud of their dedication and growth!
📸 Enjoy the pictures and have a safe, happy summer, Bobcats! 💙💛
But I want to share a little secret with you all today: while good grades are great, they are only a small piece of the puzzle of life.
You can be the smartest person in the room, but if you don't know how to treat people with kindness, your impact will be limited. You can get a perfect score on a single test, but that test won't teach you how to pick someone up when they fall down.
Earning a Citizenship Award isn’t about being the fastest runner or getting the highest score. It is about character. It is about how a student treats others when no one is looking, how they handle challenges when things get tough, and how they contribute to making Beecher City Grade School a better place for everyone.
A good citizen is the heartbeat of a school; they are the leaders who lead by example, not just by words. They understand that a good attitude, a willingness to work hard, and a heart full of respect will take you all the way in life—much further than any report card ever could.
Our first recipient is a young lady who leads with kindness and integrity. She is a constant reminder of how much of a difference one person can make just by being a good friend and a dedicated student. She walks into a room and quietly makes it better, simply by being herself.
Our second recipient is a young man who sets the bar high for his classmates. His reliability, his steady work ethic, and his unwavering commitment to doing the right thing make him a true role model for our younger students. He is someone you can always count on, no matter what.
Congratulations, Falyn Hahn and Keaton Sutter!
