Good afternoon Beaverton, we hope that have had a great start to the week. Here is the link for this week's Beaverton Schools' Superintendent Report.
Check out The Bell at https://bit.ly/3Ritasl.
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Beaverton Jr./Sr. High School is proud to announce its Students of the Month for January. BJSHS administration and staff congratulate these students, who were selected by teachers for excellence in the classroom, leadership among their peers and an enthusiastic ambition that inspires others. Students were honored at a ceremony this morning with a certificate, snacks and drinks, with their families in attendance. BJSHS Students of the Month include (l to r) Jared Delmarter, Gabe Drudge, Sam Stube, Landin Woods, Bryar Pollard, Reese Mishler, Emma Govitz, Leah Lash, Riley Cross and Evan Kinney. Not pictured: Laura Phillips and Taj Spencer.
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SHOOTING STARS: Our BJSHS Honor Roll for the first semester is out and you can view it right here: https://bit.ly/3kOtZOt. Congratulations, students. #GoBeavers
MEET THE BOARD: As we wind down School Board Recognition Month, we're profiling each of our members. Next up is Trustee Mike Dodman.
Beaverton Schools will be closed on Monday, January 30th due to dangerous back road conditions.
If you must travel, then please do so safely. A decision on evening events and practices will be announced by 1pm.
MEET THE BOARD: As we wind down School Board Recognition Month, we're profiling each of our members. Next up is Trustee Ryan Longstreth.
MEET THE BOARD: As we wind down School Board Recognition Month, we're profiling each of our members. Next up is Trustee ShaVonne Brubaker.
MEET THE BOARD: As we wind down School Board Recognition Month, we're profiling each of our members. Next up is Secretary Mark Hayes.
Beaverton Schools will be closed Friday, January 27th, due to icy road conditions. If you must travel, then please do so safely.
A decision on evening events and practices will be announced by 1pm.
MEET THE BOARD: As we wind down School Board Recognition Month, we're profiling each of our members. Next up is Treasurer Tammy Grove.
A WORTHY CAUSE: An important heads-up for those attending Friday's home basketball triple-header vs. Farwell. Our National Honor Society students are doing their Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. The Coaches vs. Cancer committee has been talking to area businesses to raise donations; these businesses will be recognized during the basketball games this Friday. Committee members will also be available at the games to solicit donations from fans. The JV boys tip off at 4:30 p.m., followed by the varsity girls and varsity boys. Whether you’re a coach, player or fan, you can join us in our fight against cancer. More info on CvC here: https://bit.ly/3Hy53Um
MEET THE BOARD: As we wind down School Board Recognition Month, each day we'll profile one of our members. Today, it's Vice-President Jason Pahl.
MEET THE BOARD: As we wind down School Board Recognition Month, each day we'll profile one of our members. Today, it's President Adam Zdrojewski.
SLOW DOWN AND BE SAFE
As students and families settle in for the new semester, officials at Beaverton Schools are cautioning drivers to slow down and pay heed to campus traffic directives.
“Traffic during arrival and dismissal can be hectic,” said Superintendent Joe Passalacqua. “You’ve got cars and buses and pedestrians all moving about. You’ve got some less-experienced drivers in that mix. We need everyone - students and adults - to take their time, follow our traffic directions and be patient and courteous.”
The district is distributing a map that illustrates the proper traffic flow for student drop-off and pick-up, bus routes and appropriate driving areas for visitors. Passalacqua also cautioned drivers to follow the directions or risk running afoul of the two Beaverton Police Dept. employees who serve as School Resource Officers on campus.
“We preach safety on our campus, and we just want drivers and pedestrians to exercise every possible caution, especially in these darker winter months when visibility isn’t as good,” Passalacqua said. “Let’s work together and take care of each other.”
To keep up with all things Beaverton Schools, make sure you download the Beaverton Schools app by searching for “Beaverton Beavers” at the iPhone App Store or the Google Play store, and drop by www.beavertonschools.net regularly.
Beaverton Schools will be open today, Tuesday, January 17, on a 2 hour delay. We are opening at 10am.
We are aware that some media outlets posted inaccurate information.
Sorry for any confusion.
Due to the fog and icy road conditions, Beaverton Schools will be on a 2 hour delay for Tuesday, January 17th.
Good evening Beaverton, we hope that have had a great start to the week. Here is the link for this week's Beaverton Schools' Superintendent Report.
Check out The Bell at https://bit.ly/3Ritasl.
#GoBeavers
THE DREAM ENDURES: As we consider the impact and importance of the civil rights icon on Martin Luther King Day, go to www.beavertonschools.net/mlk to find resources you can share with kids to help them understand Dr. King's legacy. #DreamOfPeace #GoBeavers
THANK YOU, SCHOOL BOARD: It's School Board Recognition Month and we've got some nice things to say about these folks. Read all about it here: https://bit.ly/3iCDujc
BOTTLES AND CANS AND JUST CLAP YOUR HANDS: Beaverton students participating in Business Professionals of America need your help. They're fundraising to help defray expenses associated with their competitions and they're running a can drive. You can drop them in Room 155 at BJSHS or arrange pickup by asking a BPA member or calling Jill Wagner at 989.329.8642. Please help spread the word and thanks for supporting this great cause. #BPA #GoBeavers
