Red Ribbon Week. This year’s theme is a reminder that everyday Americans across the country make significant daily contributions to their communities by being the best they can be because they live Drug-Free!
During the month of October we are continuing to focus on the pillar REPECT in our Character Counts Program.
October is also National Bullying Prevention Month. Bullying can happen in many different ways. It can include teasing, being hurtful to someone, ignoring them or hurting them. It can also happen anytime – in person, online, on the phone, in class, on the bus, in your neighborhood or even in your home.
Bullying is never ok. The great thing is that there is much that you can do to stop or prevent it. This week’s trait is Action
10/25: “Strong people stand up from themselves. But the strongest people stand up for others.” – Unknown
Catching students showing respect throughout the school
During the month of October we are continuing to focus on the pillar REPECT in our Character Counts Program.
October is also National Bullying Prevention Month. Bullying can happen in many different ways. It can include teasing, being hurtful to someone, ignoring them or hurting them. It can also happen anytime – in person, online, on the phone, in class, on the bus, in your neighborhood or even in your home.
Bullying is never ok. The great thing is that there is much that you can do to stop or prevent it. This week’s trait is Action
10/24: “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” – Martin Luther King, Jr.
This Friday October 27 is the last day sign up for Alumni Volleyball!
The 15th Annual Student vs. Staff Volleyball game is once again hosting an Alumni Game, Friday, November 3rd at 5:30 PM. Any interested Cardinal Alumni can sign up using the following Google Form. Go Cards!
https://forms.gle/oGwmBKyauP2mh44Q6
During the month of October we are continuing to focus on the pillar REPECT in our Character Counts Program.
October is also National Bullying Prevention Month. Bullying can happen in many different ways. It can include teasing, being hurtful to someone, ignoring them or hurting them. It can also happen anytime – in person, online, on the phone, in class, on the bus, in your neighborhood or even in your home.
Bullying is never ok. The great thing is that there is much that you can do to stop or prevent it. This week’s trait is Action
10/23: “One person can make a difference, and everyone should try.” – John F. Kennedy
Preschool read a story and did an activity on the importance of encouraging and supporting each other.
Janis Benton, district food service director, held a food reveal presentation at the October Board of Education meeting. New items for breakfast and lunch were revealed and tasted. Thank you Janis.
Spirt week fun
BHS Lady Cards Volleyball Senior Night.
Thursday the BHS Juniors and Seniors took a trip to visit the University of Akron
The Bloomfield-Mespo PTO is selling T-shirts to celebrate Mesopotamia Elementary School 100th year!
Orders can be emailed to:
Kellidevol@gmail.com
Father- Daughter Dance for Mesopotamia Elementary Students
Friday, October 27, 2023 from 6-8pm at Bloomfield High School
Congratulations to our lucky lunch tray winners!!!
These postings were found on the 2nd floor of BHS. Students learning about respect. Learning flourishes in a respectful and kind environment.
This is a display of 7th grade crafted weather instruments. They really work.
Congratulations!!!
The winner of the PTO Meat Raffle is Ann Miller!
The top ticket sellers for the meat raffle were:
Elementary: Andria DeVol sold 57 tickets
Middle School: Wyatt Elwood sold 41 tickets
Thank you for supporting this fundraiser and making it such a success!
Paint the Plow project has begun in Mrs. McCuen’s art class.
Students in Mrs. Ihrig's class held a Columbian Exchange. They were learning what items came from the New World and from the Old World. Then doing a real life exchange while the students learned the challenges of language barriers.
"Molly the Cow" visited the elementary lunches last week!
