Mrs. Phenicie’s classroom turned into the North Pole as Santa’s helpers wrote notes to second graders at Northeast Elementary.
Thank you to all how came out and helped with Deck the Halls! It was a fun event with contests, games, and Santa!
Ms. Yeldell's Honors Biology students built a dodecahedron featuring all the components of
Meiosis and Gamete formation. Some students went above and beyond and turned their project into a fun object or organism!
Spartans, did you shop over the holiday break?! Don't forget to submit your receipts from Woodland Hills Mall! BMS is currently in 2nd place!
Every $1 you spend at Woodland Hills Mall earns your school a point. The school with the most points will be rewarded a cash prize this February!
Here’s How It Works:
1. Shop & dine at Woodland Hills Mall
2. Register at: https://simonschoolrewards.com/center/woodlandhillsmall/
3. Select your school & upload photos of your Woodland Hills Mall receipts!
4. Receipts must be submitted by January 31, 2020.
Register today!
From the Online Lab:(students taking online class)
Hello Students - Just to make sure there is no confusion about you cumulative exams.
You will need to take your cumulative exam as soon as you come to it by the end of the semester 12/20/2019 in the Lab.
We are now in the HS Science bldg Rooms 207&208.
Your finals need to be completed by END OF EACH SEMESTER!
Please do not wait till the last minute! You will have finals to do and you will need time to study for those!
You will need to allow yourself at least 1 HR. per cumulative exam. You also will need to be in the lab no later than 2:15 for the last cumulative exam.
See you soon!
Mrs. Cox's Biology classes have been learning the phases of mitosis, and today they used microscopes to find actual cells in each phase. The students said it was really cool to see chromosomes in real life!
Have you started your holiday shopping yet?! BPS is excited to partake in the Woodland Hills Mall School Rewards Program as a fundraiser over the holiday season. All school sites are participating! Click here to learn more: bixbyps.info/simonrewards
Ms. Peters class teamed with Ms. Yeldell's AP BIO students to learn about the use of microscopes. They viewed many slides of various insects, plants, and alge.
The Science Department has been using the 3D printer to make models. These are some examples of car skull, osprey skull, transcription model, and rna puzzle pieces!
Some of our Student Council and Freshmen Leadership students participated in the Thunder Day of Service! They worked with the Regional Food Bank to help provide meals to over 6,000 people! Students enjoyed the OKC Thunder game afterwards. Way to go Spartans!
Mr. Vandolah's 6th hour Honors class created their Fahrenheit 451 Symbolism Tree.Great Job!!!
Mrs. Peters' 9th grade students made Cake Mix Chocolate Chip Cookies in FACS(Family and Consumer Science) class with Mrs. Stuff!!!
"Your energy and enjoyment, drive and dedication will stimulate and greatly inspire others." John Wood
We appreciate our Paraprofessionals and the dedication they show daily. #spartansupportstaff
L to R: Ms Willis, Ms. Berkenbile, and Ms. Clark
Friendly reminder here for 9th - 12th-grade families, MARK YOUR CALENDAR! BHS & 9GC will host our first ever Virtual Day on April 8th, 2020. More info to come! FAQ's can be found here: http://bit.ly/bhsvirtualday
We have THE BEST Parents here at the 9GC. They continue to spoil us and make us feel so appreciated. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!!!!!
Ms. Nolan's English class has been reading Fahrenheit 451. Here are some of the symbols they created from the book!
Just a few of the creative ways Mrs. Snyder's Geometry class decorated their Geometric Proofs today!
We had a great time celebrating today with our Funds for Freshman class winners!!!
Pan de muerto. Students in the classes of Señor Cox and Señora Snider learn about Día de muertos with authentic bread from Pancho Anaya bakery in Tulsa.
9GC: As temps are getting colder please remember to not drop your student(s) off until at least 8:20am each day. We do not have supervision available for students until that time.
Thanks