Just a reminder that High/Middle School Picture day is Tuesday September 13th and Elementary School Picture day is Wednesday September 14th.
Good news, Huskies!
Come show your support at any home game and cheer on your fellow students!
Have a great Labor Day weekend, Huskies!
Parents- Just a reminder that the USDA waiver that provides free lunch for all students is no longer in effect. Also, please fill out our students free and reduced form if you have not done so. Thank you.
Please see the letter from Mrs. Collins, BCS Food Service Supervisor.
https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1026875/Free___Reduced_Lunch_Form.pdf
Tomorrow these halls will be filled with staff and students. Let’s make it a great year, Huskies!
Please help keep our students and drivers safe.
Attention parents of preschool aged children!
Breckenridge has several GSRP Preschool openings. You have to be four by September 1st, or turning four by December 1st, to qualify. Fill out an application and our staff will contact you to start the enrollment process. Any questions please call the Breckenridge Elementary at 989-842-3182.
https://michiganpreschool.org/?fbclid=IwAR2ITPu4qAZlhtQv2BrHpAmQCV04OWptyr4_raKzJtjVZh-rL0vys1T8ZGA
Thank you parents, students, and staff! We had great attendance at both open houses.
We appreciate your support of our schools! We look forward to starting school on Monday. Go Huskies!
Our BCS teachers are being equipped with strategies to engage our students in learning. Our training was led by Communications by Design. Thank you Anschutz Cafe for catering lunch.
We need you!
As we gear up for the start of another great year of Huskie Athletics, we're in need of volunteers to help us out! We're looking to build a database of people who would like to take tickets at high school sporting events.
Please fill out this form if you're interested, or e-mail Athletic Secretary Katie Short: kshort@breckhuskies.org
https://forms.gle/P4DLZ2ock153yGK67
Thank you so much for your support! We couldn't make game night happen without you!
Come support our Huskie Athletes! Get an athletic pass that will cover your admission to any regular season home games.
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In our beginning of year packets, there was a Technology Coverage Fee form that was included. Please disregard the fee! BCS will not be requiring an insurance fee for the use of chromebooks. Just let us know if your student is bringing their own, or will keep it at school. Students will not be permitted to take a Chromebook home without signing it out in the Media Center.
Any "wear and tear" maintenance will be fixed by our tech team, and any vandalism will be directly billed to students.
BES welcomes our new staff!
A BIG HUSKIE Welcome to Koryn Walden! She will be providing BES & BHS/MS with 31n services in the school to address the mental health needs of children and their families.
As a 31n therapist, she will be available to support students who are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and trauma. These services can be provided in school and during the summertime. 31n therapy sessions can be done individually or in groups to also include family members when necessary.
Here is a link to her welcome letter and a referral form for families who want to utilize her services. Please fill it out and turn it into your child's building office.
https://docs.google.com/.../1HEFZbBeTv2v6T2Gj3V4W.../edit...
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Breckenridge High School/Middle School is looking for new team members in the areas listed below:
Library Media Specialist (LMC) Paraprofessional - https://tinyurl.com/ucwbx44u
Paraprofessionals -
https://tinyurl.com/3ymkkk9e
1:1 Instructional Paraprofessional- Special Education
https://tinyurl.com/3ymkkk9e
Employment Opportunities -
https://www.breckhuskies.org/page/employment-opportunities
The end of August is quickly approaching and the start of the 2022-2023 school year is coming up. Bond work continues and like most construction, it is taking longer than expected. However, we are planning to be at a point where we can safely allow staff and students back to the building and start school on time on August 29th. We're excited to welcome staff and students back for the start of a great school year.
We are excited to have Mr. Kurt Peters returning for another year as our Behavioral Building Specialist. Mr. Peters helps to monitor and assist with our Responsibility Thinking Center (RTC) processes in conjunction with our Dean of Students. Mr. Peters works closely with students to make good choices and coaches them on how to respond when they make poor choices.
RTC allows us to use restorative practices to consider all stakeholders and not just address the issue at the surface but take a deeper look into holistically addressing the feelings and voices of all parties involved when conflicts arise. If students or offenders buy in and channel the human condition, they can make longer-lasting positive behavioral choices.
Our classrooms have behavioral management plans designed to maximize learning for all students, and choosing RTC would be the last resort as education doesn’t take place in an RTC room. Mr. Peters assists the Dean of Students in facilitating and guiding the mediation involved in RTC discussions based on the feelings of all stakeholders. This work is essential to minimizing habitual offenders and leading to an increase in our school climate. BHS is lucky to have Mr. Peters!
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A BIG HUSKIE Welcome to BHS/MS returning Academic Specialist Mrs. Kim Ostrander! She is returning for another year as our building Academic Specialist, who provides Tier 3 and Tier 2 support for our students.
She will help students stay on track by monitoring grades and providing academic support for students. She will assess our students' needs, devise a plan, and at times push into classrooms or pull students out of class to help them.
Mrs. Ostrander will also work closely with our curriculum, student assessment, and academic data analysis, assist the administration, and communicate with parents to ensure student learning and academic success. #HuskiePride
A BIG HUSKIE Welcome to BHS/MS New Staff Member Sara Nachazel. Sara is a recent graduate of Michigan State University. She is originally from the village of Ellsworth, a small town a stone's throw from the shore of Lake Michigan. Sara says, “with more boat launches than stores, what we lacked in convenience we made up for in recreational fun and scenic beauty.”
She interned, and student taught at Ogemaw Heights and Waldron. There she developed a curriculum covering topics from animal systems to cultural competent management practices and plant systems to leadership development. She aims to create an engaged classroom that allows different viewpoints to be shared and explored.
We look forward to working with Sara and supporting her as she transitions into our district. #HuskiePride
