THREE BROTHERS THEATRE’S KID SUMMERSTOCK CAMP! See the flyers for information. Call (224) 419-4325 to register!
Attention BPMS students and parents! The 2024 Summer reading requirement is now available on the school website. You can find the list of diverse and culturally responsive books, the choices for the assignment, and the rubric here:
https://sites.google.com/bpd3.org/bpmslibrary/summer-reading-2023
Happy reading! 📚
Report Cards are now posted to the Parent Portal along with updated outstanding fee statements that require action. Check your email for more information. ///Las boletas de calificaciones ahora se publican en el Portal para padres junto con los estados de cuenta de tarifas pendientes actualizados que requieren acción. Revisa tu correo electrónico para más información.
Ms. Herrin and Mrs. Dibbern's classes had an amazing field trip to the zoo! Students explored various exhibits, learned about wildlife conservation, and enjoyed interactive activities. The hands-on experience with animals sparked curiosity and excitement. 🦁🦒🐘 #FieldTrip2024
We had an amazing night at the 8th grade graduation last night! Those of you who were there last night got to witness something magical for these students. Congratulations to the 8th graders, and good luck in high school. 👏 🎓❤️📜
Had an amazing field day! Huge thanks to the PBIS team for their incredible planning, preparation, and hard work. Your efforts made this event unforgettable for everyone involved. Here’s to teamwork and great memories! 🌟 #FieldDay #Teamwork #PBIS
Congratulations to our two BPMS 8th graders that competed at State for track & field this past Saturday! Dylan Solesky placed 21st in the state in the 200 meter, and Ne'Vaya Als placed 12th in high jump! #BPMSstudentsROCK #GoEagles #TrackandField
Get your cowboy boots and hats ready, y'all! Today is Western Day for the ABC Countdown! Time to lasso up some fun and saddle up for a rootin'-tootin' good time. Yeehaw! 🤠 #ABCCountdown #WesternDay #GiddyUp
Our wonderful 8th graders recently returned from an unforgettable trip to Washington, DC, where they explored history and government up close. Tomorrow, they take another big step as they graduate! We are so proud of their achievements and can't wait to see what they accomplish next. Congrats, grads! 🎓 #ClassOf2024
Our 6th graders raised chicks from eggs! 🐣 It was an incredible learning experience for everyone. Check out this heartwarming photo of Ailene with her favorite chick. We're so proud of our young farmers and their dedication! 🌱🐥🥚 #HandsOnLearning #BPMSstudentsROCK
Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) or "SUN Bucks" is a federally funded program that provides grocery-buying benefits to low-income families with school-aged children when schools are closed for the summer. The Summer EBT is a one-time, $120 per eligible student benefit for summer 2024 administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS).
Most eligible families will be automatically enrolled in the Summer EBT program. Families can contact their child's school to make sure their low-income indicators are up to date. The issuances and notices will be sent to eligible households at the end of August.
A Summer EBT application will be available over the summer. IDHS will have a screener available July 1 for families to check if the agency has the information needed to process their child's Summer EBT benefit, an application is required, or an updated address is needed.
Please also note that during the summer months, families in need of meals can call 800-359-2163, text “FOOD" (or “COMIDA") to 304-304, or view the USDA online map (https://bit.ly/4arqJwH) to find nearby meal sites not located at their school that are open to all children and youth age 18 and younger. For more information, or for help to determine eligibility after school is out, please visit the Illinois Department of Human Services website (https://bit.ly/4bpSNSe). Reference the EBT/SUN Bucks Fact Sheet - English: https://bit.ly/3wONOeQ - Spanish: https://bit.ly/3wyckB3
Children's Health and Safety Fair! Saturday, June 1st, 10 am—1 pm, at Northwestern Medicine Grayslake Outpatient Center, 1475 East Belvidere Road, Grayslake, IL.
Tomorrow is Villain Day! Dress as your favorite villain, but remember, no masks. #ABCCountdown
We're just 3 lbs away from reaching our 1,000 lb goal! Teachers and students have banded together to make a difference through recycling plastic film. (Even the legendary, recently-retired, 2023 teacher of the year, Mrs. Harris dropped off grocery bags today!) Tomorrow is our final collection day. Can we make it and earn a bench made from recycled plastic film? Let's do this together! 🌍💪 #NexTrexRecyclingProgram
Here are just some of the many summer activities happening at the Zion Benton Public Library this summer!
Huge congrats to the BMPS track team for their stellar performance at sectionals last weekend! 🏅 Special shoutout to Ne'Vaya and Dylan—your hard work and dedication have paid off. Best of luck as you head to State on Saturday! Let’s bring home the gold! 💪 #StateBound
Last night's concert by the Beginner, Red and Blue Cadet Bands was phenomenal! In case you didn't know, the beginner band consists of 5th graders from Beach Park elementary schools. The talent and energy lit up the stage, leaving the audience in awe. Bravo to all the young musicians for an unforgettable performance! #BPMSstudentsROCK #FutureBPMSeagles
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The last day of school is Friday, May 24! What are your children doing this summer? CHAMPIONS has Summer Camp at Oak Crest School starting June 3. Check out the attached flyers for more information on how to sign up and what activities they have planned for the kids! If you have any questions, please call Nandi Baker at (224) 343-5529.
Congratulations to our Destination Imagination students for their outstanding achievements, recognized at last night's Board of Education meeting! Keep dreaming, exploring, and innovating! #DestinationImagination #BoardRecognition #BPMSstudentsROCK
BPMS celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month! We're proud to honor our students and their diverse cultural contributions. #AAPIHeritageMonth
