Junior high boys basketball players please bring both uniforms to the game tomorrow.
All kinds of activities today at the Grade School. We had reading with partners from the fifth grade, making sugar skulls in Spanish with Mrs. Drake after learning about Dia de los Muertos, and turkeys in disguise.
Today we had fun playing games in the gym to finish up Red Ribbon Week!!! Thanks to student council and Mr. Friese!
Our kitchen staff does not get shown the appreciation that they deserve! Everyday they give 100% effort to make sure that the kids are well cared for. Today they put in 200% effort to make sure that this day is over the top special! Be sure to thank all of the kitchen staff the next time you see them!
Our kitchen staff does not get shown the appreciation that they deserve! Everyday they give 100% effort to make sure that the kids are well cared for. Today they put in 200% effort to make sure that this day is over the top special! Be sure to thank all of the kitchen staff the next time you see them!
The Halloween Parade will be at the Grade School at 1:00.
On November 17th, there will be a post prom meeting at 7:00 PM in the Library for any junior or senior parents interested in helping out this year.
Today's Red Ribbon Theme was Don't Get Tied up with Drugs. Loving the tie dyed shirts!
Junior Bobcats Basketball
Several Student Council Members shared lunch today with a new friend. Thanks, Mr. Friese and Student Council
More Red Ribbon Today
The High School and the Grade School shared the Red Ribbon theme- Run Away From Drugs. Students wore joggers and athletic outfits.
The Grade School's theme for today was - My Future is Bright Without Drugs. Check out the bright neon clothing!
This week we will be hosting the 8th Grade Girls Basketball NTC Tournament. Attached is the tournament bracket. Please come out and cheer on our girls, we play at 8 p.m. tonight!
The Kindergarten had some pumpkin carving fun!
More Red Ribbon!
The High School and the Grade School kicked off Red Ribbon Week by wearing red. Looks great, Bobcats!
On October 21, Beecher City Jr/Sr High School sent two teams to the 44th annual EcoMeet hosted by the United States Army Corps of Engineers at Camp Camfield along Lake Shelbyville. 8th graders, Becca Macklin and Gage Hart, and 7th graders, Keaira Arnold and Jackson Ooton, competed for the JV team. Senior, Austin Lamb, junior, Gracie Heckert, and sophomores, Wyatt Doty and Marissa Summers, competed for the Varsity team.
The JV team finished 5th out of 19 teams. The topics they were tested over were White-tailed Deer, Rivers and Streams, and Illinois Forest Products. The Varsity team finished 12th out of 17 teams. The content they were tested on were Eastern Wild Turkey, Tallgrass Prairie, and Soil Science and Illinois Soils.
Great Job!
Red Ribbon week days for the Jr/Sr high students!
Monday: Wear Red for Red Ribbon Week
Tuesday: Jersey Day
Wednesday: Jogger Day
Thursday: Twin Day
Friday: Costume Day
Congratulations to the 7th Grade CHBC Girls on winning 3rd place at the 7th Grade Girls NTC Tournament, hosted by Brownstown.
