"Attention ALL students: Would you like to fly on a plane for FREE?
On Saturday, September 28, The Young Eagles Association is hosting FREE flights for students (ages 8-17) at the El Reno Airport from 9-12.
Space is limited, so register as soon as possible. See Coach Allen for more details in room S9 if you are interested."
https://youngeaglesday.org/?yereg&event=8HP2SgcXQ
Info for our Canes fundraiser!
Students in seventh grade science class experiment with Oobleck, a suspension of cornstarch and water that can behave like a solid or a liquid depending on how much pressure you apply. Science is taught by Mrs. Melissa Blood. // photo provided by C McDaniel, Yearbook Photo Crew
Congratulations to our cross country teams on hosting a successful Invitational meet last Saturday. We had several athletes do very well in their events including: 7th grader Jett Dickerson, finishing 13th out of 152 runners; 8th grader Kayden Wright, placing 3rd in her run, and 8th grader Morgan McNutt, who came in first place for the women's 2500 meter race with a time of 8:42. Great job, Bronchos!
Yesterday was National Constitution Day! 237 years! We are grateful to House Representative Marilyn Stark for coming to the school and giving constitutions to the students in Mr. Toler's 8th grade History class,. Thank you, also, to the generosity of the 917 Society for making this possible.
Sixth grade geography students practice trip planning in class this week, using Oklahoma maps and hot wheels. Geography is taught by Mrs. Lauren Toler. //photo provided by B. Escoe
There will be an Indian Ed meeting Wednesday after school for all interested students. Projects and snacks included; meet in the elementary cafeteria at 3:15 pm.
Members of the SNU football team came to the BMS fields after their practice last night to cheer for the 7th grade football team as they battled Jones. Thank you, Crimson Storm, for your support!
Congratulations to our cheer and pom squads on the great job they did at our first home football games of the season last night! //photo provided by H. Hughes
Congratulations to Merit Selsor and Brayden Escoe, winners of the summer reading Bingo challenge set by media specialist Ashleigh Dautermann. Merit was our student winner and Ms. Escoe was our staff winner. Both were rewarded with gift cards from the library!
A big thank you to our Teachers Pets group, for providing lunch to our staff today .... we certainly appreciate the support .... and the sandwiches ... and desserts!!
Today was Jersey Day in the middle school for Spirit Week; lots of student involvement! We will finish the week tomorrow with Broncho Spirit Day, and a pep assembly during 7th hour. Parents, if you plan to attend the pep assembly, you will need to enter through the HS office to get to the gym. Please sit on the top row of the home side (our students fill up the majority of these sections) or sit on the visitor side. The pep assembly should last from 2:15 pm until 3:00 pm. Thank you!
"Attention any girl interested in aviation:
Would you like to visit an airport and learn about aviation?
On Saturday, September 21st, Wiley Post Airport is hosting its annual 'Girls in Aviation Day'.
This is a free event that is scheduled from 10 AM until 2 PM. A FREE lunch is also provided.
You do NOT have to be in aviation class to attend. All interested students are invited.
Again, this is entirely free, but advance registration IS required. If you would like to attend, see Coach Allen in HS Room S9 no later than Wednesday (September 18th)."
More information available at this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2024-girls-in-aviation-day-in-central-oklahoma-tickets-943186665707#:~:text=The%20Greater%20Oklahoma%20City%20Metro,10%20am%20to%202%20pm.
Sixth grade science students took part this week in a "thermal energy lab"; a scientific laboratory where experiments are conducted to study the transfer and behavior of heat energy. Sixth grade science is taught by Mr. Cole Rinke.
Our middle school students are celebrating our fall sports during Spirit Week with special theme days. Today's day ..... BBQ Dads vs. Soccer Moms ... we had lots of each! Tomorrow is Dress as Your Favorite Holiday Day!
BMS Hoofbeats newsletter for 9.9.24.
Parents, please be aware, per OKCPS policy, middle school students will not be allowed into Friday night's football game at Taft Stadium without adult accompaniment. High school students will need their student ID, if not accompanied by an adult. Thank you!
Next week is our fall sports spirit week, ending with our fall sports pep assembly on Friday, 9/13!
Monday - PJ Day
Tuesday - BBQ Dad vs Soccer Mom
Wednesday - Favorite Holiday
Thursday - Jersey Day
Friday - Broncho Spirit (Pep Assembly: 7th Hour)
Congratulations to our 7th grade Broncho football team, playing their opening game of the season and earning their first BPS career win! The Bronchos beat the Celtic Catholic Youth Organization (a feeder program for Catholic schools in Oklahoma) by a score of 28-6; great job, Bronchos! Way to start the season, and your "official" football stretch at Bethany!
The first Indian Education meeting of the year will take place tomorrow, 9/4, after school in the elementary cafeteria. ALL students are invited to attend; there is always a project or activity, and snacks are included. Hope to see you there!
