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Principal Message: Dear Parents, Guardians and Students, I would like to welcome the New Year with a couple of quotes I found: Year's end is neither an end nor a beginning but a going on, with all the wisdom that experience can instill in us. -Hal Borland We spend January 1st walking through our lives, room by room, drawing up a list of work to be done, cracks to be patched. Maybe this year, to balance the list, we ought to walk through the rooms of our lives, not looking for flaws, but for potential. - Ellen Goodman For last year's words belong to last year's language And next year's words await another voice. And to make an end is to make a beginning. -T.S. Eliot, "Little Gidding" You may interpret these quotes however you like. Sometimes it is best to express wishes and thoughts by the words of others. I would like to wish all of you a happy new year! Reflecting back to our 2018 school year I can honestly say that we have had a tremendous start to the year and I am simply amazed with all that I have observed. I am delighted to see many of our Seniors being accepted to college. We already have an impressive list of schools including: St. John’s University, Johnson and Wales University, Franklin Pierce University, Loyola - Chicago, Providence College, Arizona State University, Hofstra University, Worcester State University, Suffolk University, Merrimack University, and the Universities of New Haven, Maine, and Massachusetts. I know our students are excited about their futures and many eagerly await more letters of acceptance. Here’s to a productive NEW YEAR! CHARGER STRONG. Sincerely, Michael Dudek A December Recap:Lisa Rounds and her Drama Club celebrated December with "A Christmas Carol" The holidays aren't the holidays without the sounds of music More December recap: https://www.smore.com/6374eMidterm Exams INFORMATION:  Video Program Extends Beyond the Classroom Blackstone-Millville Regional High School’s advanced video class continues to work with PBS Student Reporting Labs on extended learning opportunities and partnerships outside of the classroom. “Our students deliver high quality video content that has been shared out nationally,” states Principal Michael Dudek. Video Production teacher, Damien Gaudet, shares that “this year we had BMR senior, Emily Franceschi, highlighted on the PBS National News broadcast describing her opinion on the power of celebrity influence on politics. Most recently, BMRHS was notified that their video content is being utilized on the Rhode Island PBS educational site where teachers can use various resources for lesson plans and curriculum use. The lesson plan is for use with the New England Mill Rehabilitation media gallery to analyze the practice of mill rehabilitation in New England. Blackstone-Millville Regional High School students captured footage and produced several of these videos for a student project last academic year. Here is the direct link to the site: https://mass.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/ne-mills/new-england-mill-rehabilitation/ WE NEED YOUR HELP! How can you help? Make school attendance a priority • Talk about the importance of showing up to school everyday, make that the expectation. • Help your child maintain daily routines, such as finishing homework and getting a good night’s sleep. • Try not to schedule dental and medical appointments during the school day. • Don’t let your child stay home unless truly sick. Complaints of headaches or stomach aches may be signs of anxiety. Help your teen stay engaged • Find out if your child feels engaged by his classes and feels safe from bullies and other threats. Make sure he/she is not missing class because of behavioral issues and school discipline policies. If any of these are problems, work with your school. • Stay on top of academic progress and seek help from teachers or tutors if necessary. Make sure teachers know how to contact you. • Stay on top of your child’s social contacts. Peer pressure can lead to skipping school, while students without many friends can feel isolated. • Encourage meaningful afterschool activities, including sports and clubs. Upcoming Events:
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Principal Message:Dear Parents, Guardians and Students, These past two months have been filled with Holiday cheer and a time of thanks! We have a lot to celebrate and be grateful for. This season, we hosted a "district of one, Thanksgiving Dinner." We had a tremendous turnout and I am looking forward to our next community celebration. Since the last time you read our newsletter we celebrated our honor roll students, a Thanksgiving Football game victory, a boys soccer playoff win, individual musician accomplishments, and our first college acceptance letter. Our teachers have also been working diligently to engage students in exciting learning opportunities. Below you will find some images capturing these moments. Additionally, School Council dates and information are posted within the newsletter. Please take a look and see what else we have in store! Important! If there are snow delays or cancellations please check your local television stations. A OneCall message will also be issued by the Superintendent. Here’s to a productive end of 2018! CHARGER STRONG. Michael Dudek  December 12th - 2nd Quarter Progress Reports Available December 14th/15th - Drama Performance December 17th - HS Band and Chorus Concert (7:00-9:00pm) December 21st - Half Day Dismissal - Pep Rally December 24-28, 31 - Holiday Recess January 1st - New Year's Day - No School January 2nd - School Opens January 16/17/22/23- Midterm Exams for all Students January 19th - Professional Development Day (No School for Students) January 21st - Martin Luther King Jr. Day (No School) January 30th - 2nd Quarter Report Cards available on X2 IN NEED OF PARENTS:What is a school council? A school council is a representative school building-based committee composed of the principal, parents, teachers, and community members and, at the grade 9 to 12 level, students. School councils are a means of promoting the educational benefits of site-based decision making for each and every school in Massachusetts. With teachers, parents and community members working together at its core, the School Council enables the school to be at the center of planning, goal setting and budgeting for school improvements. The expanded participation of the school community in its decision-making helps to provide the school with different and mutually complementary perspectives on its goals and improvements. What do School Councils do? What are their main areas of responsibilities? The primary responsibilities of the school council are to advise and assist the Principal with the School Improvement Plan (SIP) and to help develop any projects arising out of the SIP that the Principal identifies as beneficial to the successful functioning and development of the school. The school council meets each month during the academic year. We are looking for interested students, staff, parents, and community members to serve on our council. Please email Mr. Dudek (principal) if interested (mdudek@bmrsd.net). Anticipated Dates (5:30-6:30pm): December 13th January 10th February 14th March 14th April 11th May 9th  SCHOOL GOAL: 95% OVERALL Attendance Rate Monthly Numbers by Year of Graduation: Class of 2019: Sept (94.64%); Oct (94.15%); Nov (90.85%) Class of 2020: Sept (95.78%); Oct (94.3%); Nov (93.06%) Class of 2021: Sept (96.05%); Oct (95.15%); Nov (92.74%) Class of 2022: Sept (95.71%); Oct (94.98%); Nov (92.02%) Dear Parent/Guardian, Blackstone-Millville Regional High School is making a special effort to ensure that all students fully benefit from their education by attending school regularly. Attending school regularly helps children feel better about school—and themselves. Your student should start building this habit immediately so they learn right away that going to school on time, every day is important. Consistent attendance will help children do well in high school, college, and at work. DID YOU KNOW? · Missing 10 percent (or about 18 days) increases the chance that your student will not read or master math at the same level as their peers. · Students can still fall behind if they miss just a day or two days every few weeks. · Being late to school may lead to poor attendance. · By being present at school, your child learns valuable social skills and has the opportunity to develop meaningful relationships with other students and school staff. · By 9th grade, regular and high attendance is a better predictor of graduation rates than 8th grade test scores. WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU We miss your student when they are gone and we value their contributions to our school. We would like you to help ensure that your student attends regularly and is successful in school. If your student is going to be absent or late, please contact the attendance line at 508-876-0114. OUR PROMISE TO YOU We know that there are a wide variety of reasons that students are absent from school, from health concerns to transportation challenges. We invite you to contact us if you are facing a personal challenge so that we might be able to assist you. We promise to track attendance daily, to notice when your student is missing from class, communicate with you to understand why they were absent, and to identify barriers and supports available to overcome challenges you may face in helping your student attend school. SCHOOL POLICIES AND STATE LAWS It is important that you understand our school policies and procedures. We, the school, are required to take daily attendance and notify you when your student has an unexcused absence. If your daughter/son has three unexcused absences in one quarter, we will send a letter of notification home to you. After four unexcused absences we will schedule a conference with you and your student to identify the barriers and supports available to ensure regular attendance. We are obligated to develop a plan that may require an assessment to determine how to best meet the needs of your student and reduce absenteeism. Students who have 10 excused absences within the school year will need to schedule a conference with administration to discuss how to best meet the educational needs of a student. Consultation with medical professions may be considered. At Blackstone-Millville Regional High School, we encourage students and families to commit to, and support students to meet a school expectation of a 95% attendance rate. WHAT PARENTS CAN DO · Set a regular bedtime and morning routine. · Prepare for school the night before, finishing homework and getting a good night’s sleep. · Don’t let your student stay home unless they are truly sick. Keep in mind complaints of a stomach ache or headache can be a sign of anxiety and not a reason to stay home. · Avoid appointments and extended trips when school is in session. · Develop back-up plans for getting to school if something comes up. Call on a family member, a neighbor, or another parent. · Keep track of your student’s attendance. · Talk to your student about the importance of attendance. · Talk to your students’ teachers if you notice sudden changes in behavior. These could be tied to something going on at school. · Encourage meaningful afterschool activities, including sports and clubs. COMMON PRACTICES TO AVOID Although excused absences do not count towards the “academic 50” policy, missing days/classes hinder academic progress. Students have commonly missed a school day for routine dentist and medical appointments that do not warrant missing an entire day of school. Please be aware that individual course attendance is taken. Missing school-sponsored community events also count towards a student’s absentee record. Students will not be excused for missing events that build on school culture and positive spirit. Many students/guardians are not aware that excused absences are recorded on school records and forms. Colleges and future employers may view attendance records: excused/unexcused absences, tardies and dismissals. If you have any questions please feel free to contact myself or anyone in our guidance office. Sincerely, Michael Dudek, Blackstone-Millville Regional High School Please be Aware: Safety First We know that the holiday season is a hectic one, where people can be coming and going- always in a rush. However, as a community, we have to be sure that we are paying attention to what matters most - the safety of our children. That is why we wanted to take some time to remind our families of a few of the protocols we have in place to help us do so. 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Fall Sports - SENIOR LAST HOME GAMES:
Girls soccer Monday October 22nd @ 3:30
Volleyball Monday October 22nd @ 3:30
Boys soccer Wednesday October 24th @ 6:45
Field Hockey Friday October 26th @ 3:30
Football Saturday October 27th @12:00
The BMR Marching Band is off to a great start this season. Performing their show, "Young and Beautiful", the band has piled up one 2nd place finish and FIVE 1st place finishes. The show features musicians Cameron Werning, Cameron Cerundolo and Ellie Gervais.
Starting October 27th, the marching band beings their 3-week long championships series:
October 27th: New England States Championships
November 3rd: New England Regional Championships
November 10th: National Championships
Athletes of the Month:
Madison Gaudette - JV Girls Soccer
Austin Roy - Varsity Football
Meghan Broduer - Varsity Field Hockey
Students of the Month:
Emerson Smith - Freshman
Neel Patel - Freshman
Madison Sullivan - Sophomore
Hunter Lavoie - Sophomore
Erin Brown - Junior
James Ahearn - Junior
Abigail Putnam - Senior
Scott Constantineau - Senior
Principal Message:
Hello All,
I hope your summers are going well.
I want to re-share some information that was sent to you earlier in the summer and update you on the master schedule and school events. The below links will be helpful in answering many of your questions.
Updates on schedule:
Student schedules for the 2018-2019 school year should be posted and available on the parent/student portal. We ask that students take a look at their schedule and report any concerns with their guidance counselor via our online schedule change form. Students will be provided with a hard copy of their schedule on the first day of school. Please realize that the first week of school will be dedicated to resolving student schedules.
Building a master schedule to accommodate all student needs/interests is no easy task. As a staff, we have made every possible attempt to build a scenario that satisfies a majority of the requests. Some students will need to make tough choices with their schedules. We have many "singletons" including band, AP level classes, and our electives. Your schedule should reflect your interests and requirements for graduation, college majors, or career plans.
A few students have already been contacted to discuss conflicts in their schedule. Communication has been made in order to update students on AP courses and high interest electives. Please complete the online form to notify guidance staff that you are looking to change your schedule.
Important Links:
Online Form - Schedule Change
General Supply List
Fall Sports Dates
Our first day of school for students will be August 29th. We ask that students are here by 7:35am.
See you all soon!
Michael Dudek
BMRHS Principal
Hello All,
I hope your summers are going well.
I want to re-share some information that was sent to you earlier in the summer and update you on the master schedule and school events. The below links will be helpful in answering many of your questions.
Updates on schedule:
Student schedules for the 2018-2019 school year should be posted and available on the parent/student portal. We ask that students take a look at their schedule and report any concerns with their guidance counselor via our online schedule change form. Students will be provided with a hard copy of their schedule on the first day of school. Please realize that the first week of school will be dedicated to resolving student schedules.
Building a master schedule to accommodate all student needs/interests is no easy task. As a staff, we have made every possible attempt to build a scenario that satisfies a majority of the requests. Some students will need to make tough choices with their schedules. We have many "singletons" including band, AP level classes, and our electives. Your schedule should reflect your interests and requirements for graduation, college majors, or career plans.
A few students have already been contacted to discuss conflicts in their schedule. Communication has been made in order to update students on AP courses and high interest electives. Please complete the online form to notify guidance staff that you are looking to change your schedule.
Important Links:
Online Form - Schedule Change
General Supply List
Fall Sports Dates
Our first day of school for students will be August 29th. We ask that students are here by 7:35am.
See you all soon!
Michael Dudek
BMRHS Principal
August 22: District Fun Run (6:00pm)
August 23rd: First day of Fall Sports Tryouts
August 24th: StartStrong Freshman Orientation (9-12:00pm)
August 29th: First day of school for students
August 31st: No School -Labor Day Recess
September 3rd: No School – Labor Day Recess
September 11th, 12th, and 13th: Student Pictures (Photography Associates)
September 14th: "One School, One Theme" Community Day
September 19th: Meet the Teacher (Auditorium/Cafeteria) 6:30-7:30
September 28th-29th: Homecoming Weekend
October 2nd: 1st Quarter Progress Reports available on X2
October 5th: No School – Prof. Dev. Day
October 8th: No School – Columbus Day
August 23rd: First day of Fall Sports Tryouts
August 24th: StartStrong Freshman Orientation (9-12:00pm)
August 29th: First day of school for students
August 31st: No School -Labor Day Recess
September 3rd: No School – Labor Day Recess
September 11th, 12th, and 13th: Student Pictures (Photography Associates)
September 14th: "One School, One Theme" Community Day
September 19th: Meet the Teacher (Auditorium/Cafeteria) 6:30-7:30
September 28th-29th: Homecoming Weekend
October 2nd: 1st Quarter Progress Reports available on X2
October 5th: No School – Prof. Dev. Day
October 8th: No School – Columbus Day
JOIN US!
Get your online forms completed!
In the spirit of utilizing technology to gather data and make life easier for all, I have created electronic signature forms for parents and students to complete. Students and parents are asked to complete all forms using the live links in this DOCUMENT.
Athletics Updates:
To be eligible for tryouts on Day 1: Aug. 17th Football / Aug. 23rd for All other fall sports
1. Purple card signed by the school nurse for evidence of current physical (13 month to the day) or a copy of an updates physical.
2. Complete registration through Family ID before tryouts.
3. Parents and student-athletes must complete the online free concussion course. Link can be found on the Athletic Department website. ( This can be completed after teams are made)
4. Student-athletes must have passed 4 subjects in the 1st quarter, as well as 4 subjects for the year.
Coach Contacts:
Boys Soccer (Grades 7-12) - Keith McNamara: Kmcnamara@bmrsd.net
Girls Soccer (Grades 7-12)- Hillary Roberge: hroberge@bmrsd.net
Volleyball (Grades 7-12) - Vanessa Normandin: normandin171@hotmail.com
Football (Grades 9-12) - Josh Euglow: Jeuglow@bmrsd.net
Cross Country (Grades 6-12)- Symonne Scott: scott.symonne@gmail.com &
Margaret Fitzgerald mfitzgerald@bmrsd.net
Field Hockey (Grades 7-12) - Jessica Nasuti: jdnasuti@yahoo.com
Cheerleading (Grades 8-12) - Katie Corriveault: katiemariec10@comcast.net
1. Purple card signed by the school nurse for evidence of current physical (13 month to the day) or a copy of an updates physical.
2. Complete registration through Family ID before tryouts.
3. Parents and student-athletes must complete the online free concussion course. Link can be found on the Athletic Department website. ( This can be completed after teams are made)
4. Student-athletes must have passed 4 subjects in the 1st quarter, as well as 4 subjects for the year.
Coach Contacts:
Boys Soccer (Grades 7-12) - Keith McNamara: Kmcnamara@bmrsd.net
Girls Soccer (Grades 7-12)- Hillary Roberge: hroberge@bmrsd.net
Volleyball (Grades 7-12) - Vanessa Normandin: normandin171@hotmail.com
Football (Grades 9-12) - Josh Euglow: Jeuglow@bmrsd.net
Cross Country (Grades 6-12)- Symonne Scott: scott.symonne@gmail.com &
Margaret Fitzgerald mfitzgerald@bmrsd.net
Field Hockey (Grades 7-12) - Jessica Nasuti: jdnasuti@yahoo.com
Cheerleading (Grades 8-12) - Katie Corriveault: katiemariec10@comcast.net
Courses to Explore:
Please review your class schedule. We have a few courses that have seats available for students to take. I would ask that you consider the following courses when filling in your schedule:
A Period (Sem 1): Foundations of Digital Design
B Period (Sem 1): Graphics 2
B Period (Sem 2): Video Production
B Period (Full Year): AP Computer Science Principles or Computer Science Principles
E Period (Full Year): Conceptual Physics
E Period (Full Year): Honors Physics
E Period (Full Year): CP Integrated Chemistry/Physics (formally CP Chemistry)
A Period (Sem 1): Foundations of Digital Design
B Period (Sem 1): Graphics 2
B Period (Sem 2): Video Production
B Period (Full Year): AP Computer Science Principles or Computer Science Principles
E Period (Full Year): Conceptual Physics
E Period (Full Year): Honors Physics
E Period (Full Year): CP Integrated Chemistry/Physics (formally CP Chemistry)
Principal Message:
Dear Parents, Guardians and Students,
As we begin to prepare for the 2018-2019 academic school year I would like to provide you with some information that will help you start the year. This will be the first of two summer newsletters to the community.
This newsletter contains several live links and videos. You will also find important dates, tips on improved communication, and school updates. We ask that you look at our newsletter closely and complete any necessary forms as soon as possible.
Social media and a plethora of communication outlets are embedded in our website. Several twitter accounts, Facebook and online blogs have information and current school happenings in them. We also ask that you update your emails on the parent portal.
We hope that families already have Freshmen Orientation, Meet the Teacher Night, Homecoming Weekend and Marching Band Home Show marked on their calendars. We love to have the support of our community and I am certain our students do as well! Please watch for School Council dates and information in the next month or so as we will need interested parents serving on our Council. Becoming a member of our Council serves as an outlet to respectfully voice concerns and ideas to improve our learning community.
Lastly, I would like to wish all of you a happy and relaxing summer and eagerly await students and parents back to school. Each year provides us with an opportunity to improve ourselves and the experiences we face. Here’s to a new school year!
CHARGER STRONG.
Sincerely,
Michael Dudek
mdudek@bmrsd.net
Dear Parents, Guardians and Students,
As we begin to prepare for the 2018-2019 academic school year I would like to provide you with some information that will help you start the year. This will be the first of two summer newsletters to the community.
This newsletter contains several live links and videos. You will also find important dates, tips on improved communication, and school updates. We ask that you look at our newsletter closely and complete any necessary forms as soon as possible.
Social media and a plethora of communication outlets are embedded in our website. Several twitter accounts, Facebook and online blogs have information and current school happenings in them. We also ask that you update your emails on the parent portal.
We hope that families already have Freshmen Orientation, Meet the Teacher Night, Homecoming Weekend and Marching Band Home Show marked on their calendars. We love to have the support of our community and I am certain our students do as well! Please watch for School Council dates and information in the next month or so as we will need interested parents serving on our Council. Becoming a member of our Council serves as an outlet to respectfully voice concerns and ideas to improve our learning community.
Lastly, I would like to wish all of you a happy and relaxing summer and eagerly await students and parents back to school. Each year provides us with an opportunity to improve ourselves and the experiences we face. Here’s to a new school year!
CHARGER STRONG.
Sincerely,
Michael Dudek
mdudek@bmrsd.net
Upcoming Dates:
August 13th-18th: Band Camp (12:00-8:00pm)
August 17th: First day of Football Tryouts
August 18th: Music Community BBQ (5:00pm); Performance (6:30pm)
August 23rd: First day of Fall Sports Tryouts
August 24th: StartStrong Freshman Orientation (9-12:00pm)
August 29th: First day of school for students
August 31st: No School -Labor Day Recess
September 3rd: No School – Labor Day Recess
September 11th, 12th, and 13th: Student Pictures (Photography Associates)
September 14th: "One School, One Theme" Community Day
September 19th: Meet the Teacher (Auditorium/Cafeteria) 6:30-7:30
September 28th-29th: Homecoming Weekend
October 2nd: 1st Quarter Progress Reports available on X2
October 5th: No School – Prof. Dev. Day
October 8th: No School – Columbus Day
4th Quarter Honor Roll Announced:
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In the spirit of utilizing technology to gather data and make life easier for all, I have created electronic signature forms for parents and students to complete. Students and parents are asked to complete all forms using the live links in this DOCUMENT.
Chromebook Roll-Out Workshop
To better serve our community, all BMRHS students are issued Chromebooks. The implementation of a 1:1 program creates a learning environment where students have continuous access to technology, leading to increased academic achievement. BMRSD's commitment to continued research and review by administrators, teachers, and support for families will extend to professional development and workshops.
We ask ALL FRESHMEN AND NEW STUDENTS as well as PARENTS/GUARDIANS to attend a 1:1 Chromebook workshop held on July 25th or August 8th (9:00-10:00am) in the high school library. Students/guardians who cannot make this workshop will be issued a Chromebook during the first week of school.
We will share the following:
*Vision and Beliefs about Learning
*Chromebook as a Learning Tool
*Safety and Proper Care
*Required parent/students forms
*Usability of Chromebooks, APPS, and Google features
Note Chromebooks cannot be picked up unless the Program Consent / Participation Form has been completed.
Here is the link: BMRSD Technology Program Consent/Participation Form
Have you started your summer assignments?
SUMMER READING, ADVANCED PLACEMENT ASSIGNMENTS, AND SUMMER MATH UPDATES:
CLICK HERE FOR WEBSITE
CLICK HERE FOR WEBSITE
Fall Athletic Updates
To be eligible for tryouts on Day 1: Aug. 17th Football / Aug. 23rd for All other fall sports
- Purple card signed by the school nurse for evidence of current physical (13 month to the day) or a copy of an updates physical.
- Complete registration through Family ID before tryouts.
- Parents and student-athletes must complete the online free concussion course. Link can be found on the Athletic Department website. ( This can be completed after teams are made)
- Student-athletes must have passed 4 subjects in the 1st quarter, as well as 4 subjects for the year.
Coach Contacts:
Boys Soccer (Grades 7-12) - Keith McNamara: Kmcnamara@bmrsd.net
Girls Soccer (Grades 7-12)- Hillary Roberge: hroberge@bmrsd.net
Volleyball (Grades 7-12) - Vanessa Normandin: normandin171@hotmail.com
Football (Grades 9-12) - Josh Euglow: Jeuglow@bmrsd.net
Cross Country (Grades 6-12)- Symonne Scott: scott.symonne@gmail.com &
Margaret Fitzgerald mfitzgerald@bmrsd.net
Field Hockey (Grades 7-12) - Jessica Nasuti: jdnasuti@yahoo.com
Cheerleading (Grades 8-12) - Katie Corriveault: katiemariec10@comcast.net
Boys Soccer (Grades 7-12) - Keith McNamara: Kmcnamara@bmrsd.net
Girls Soccer (Grades 7-12)- Hillary Roberge: hroberge@bmrsd.net
Volleyball (Grades 7-12) - Vanessa Normandin: normandin171@hotmail.com
Football (Grades 9-12) - Josh Euglow: Jeuglow@bmrsd.net
Cross Country (Grades 6-12)- Symonne Scott: scott.symonne@gmail.com &
Margaret Fitzgerald mfitzgerald@bmrsd.net
Field Hockey (Grades 7-12) - Jessica Nasuti: jdnasuti@yahoo.com
Cheerleading (Grades 8-12) - Katie Corriveault: katiemariec10@comcast.net
Link to: Athletic Newsletter
Parents/Guardians: Staying Informed
There are several online platforms that you can use to stay informed. Check out grades, assignments, etc...
Let me highlight a few for you:
GOOGLE CLASSROOM
Click here to learn more on parent access to google classroom!
Let me highlight a few for you:
GOOGLE CLASSROOM
Click here to learn more on parent access to google classroom!
X2 PARENT PORTAL
DO you know that students/parents/guardians have access to a student information system that has many features including attendance, schedules, and assessments? "X2 - Aspen" is an on-line application that has the capability of allowing parents and students to log on and view various modules within the X2 database. Once you create an account (which many of you have already been using since your son/daughter entered the middle school) you will be more informed of your daughter/son's progress in school.
Getting started with X2 - Aspen Parent/Student Portal.
*Please contact Jill Rondeau (jrondeau@bmrsd.net) to sign up.
*Portal Log-In Website
Training Videos:
There are a number of videos (under five minutes) you can watch to get an overview of what the Family and Student portals have to offer.
Student Portal Overview
Parent Portal Overview
Checking Grades
Emailing Teachers
I hope the above information is helpful to you. X2 is a valuable tool which will allow us to increase communication among parents, students, teachers, and administrators.
*Please contact Jill Rondeau (jrondeau@bmrsd.net) to sign up.
*Portal Log-In Website
Training Videos:
There are a number of videos (under five minutes) you can watch to get an overview of what the Family and Student portals have to offer.
Student Portal Overview
Parent Portal Overview
Checking Grades
Emailing Teachers
I hope the above information is helpful to you. X2 is a valuable tool which will allow us to increase communication among parents, students, teachers, and administrators.
Potential Back to School Shopping List:
Hello Students/Parents:
Several of you (or your parents) have requested a school supply list. Due to the nature of a high school schedule and various assigned teachers the high school does not have a formal list that we issue to families.
We do have an informal list in case you are eager to purchase items prior to the first day of school. Please realize that teachers will provide items needed for specific courses during the first days of school.
Potential Supply list (Freshmen)
General Supplies:
Highlighters, Pens, Pencils, Notebooks, Looseleaf, Box of Tissues, CHROMEBOOK CASE
Math:
All advanced and honors students will need a graphing calculator. We recommend a TI-83 or TI-84. Either one is fine. If students choose to rent one from us, the cost is $30 for the year. If students qualify for free or reduced lunch there is no rental cost for calculators.
Science:
Pens, Pencils, Notebook or 3 ring binder for Science work only, and a 5 function calculator.
Foreign Language:
3 ring binder (1” hard or flex) required with dividers and loose leaf paper for Spanish only, composition notebook for journal writing (not spiral), pens/pencils, colored pens for editing
Link for best Chromebook cases
Several of you (or your parents) have requested a school supply list. Due to the nature of a high school schedule and various assigned teachers the high school does not have a formal list that we issue to families.
We do have an informal list in case you are eager to purchase items prior to the first day of school. Please realize that teachers will provide items needed for specific courses during the first days of school.
Potential Supply list (Freshmen)
General Supplies:
Highlighters, Pens, Pencils, Notebooks, Looseleaf, Box of Tissues, CHROMEBOOK CASE
Math:
All advanced and honors students will need a graphing calculator. We recommend a TI-83 or TI-84. Either one is fine. If students choose to rent one from us, the cost is $30 for the year. If students qualify for free or reduced lunch there is no rental cost for calculators.
Science:
Pens, Pencils, Notebook or 3 ring binder for Science work only, and a 5 function calculator.
Foreign Language:
3 ring binder (1” hard or flex) required with dividers and loose leaf paper for Spanish only, composition notebook for journal writing (not spiral), pens/pencils, colored pens for editing
Link for best Chromebook cases
Principal Message
Dear Parents, Guardians and Students,
As we begin to finalize our 2017-2018 school year I would like to update all of you on final exams, 4th quarter report cards, summer school registration, our "One School, One Theme" Summer Reading Project, and much more!
You will find wonderful videos and pictures highlighting out SENIOR WEEK and GRADUATION. We are extremely proud of our graduates and wish them well!
A final SUMMER NEWSLETTER will be published in mid July highlighting SUMMER READING UPDATES, fall sports dates, marching band camp, Freshmen Orientation and the academic 2018-2019 school year. For now, let us hope for some warm weather and sunshine!
CHARGER STRONG.
Sincerely, Michael Dudek
As we begin to finalize our 2017-2018 school year I would like to update all of you on final exams, 4th quarter report cards, summer school registration, our "One School, One Theme" Summer Reading Project, and much more!
You will find wonderful videos and pictures highlighting out SENIOR WEEK and GRADUATION. We are extremely proud of our graduates and wish them well!
A final SUMMER NEWSLETTER will be published in mid July highlighting SUMMER READING UPDATES, fall sports dates, marching band camp, Freshmen Orientation and the academic 2018-2019 school year. For now, let us hope for some warm weather and sunshine!
CHARGER STRONG.
Sincerely, Michael Dudek
MCAS - Biology - Select Sophomores and Freshmen: June 6th-7th
June 11th - DVC All-Star Banquet
June 13th - Junior Book Awards Night (8:30am-9:30am)
Final Exams (Grades 9-11)
June 20th - Periods A & B
June 21st - Periods C & D
June 22nd - Period E & F
June 25th - Period G & Make-up Exams
June 26th - Last Day of School/Early Dismissal (@9:30am)
*Exam times: 7:42-9:12am and 9:15-10:45am.
*Afternoon sessions include lunch and exam review.
*Students who choose to leave at the end of exam periods will need a physical note for each day.
*Students absent from school during an exam can only make up the exam if it is an excused medical absence.
*Students who have a medical absence will need to makeup exam on June 26th or schedule time with guidance office.
*Afternoon sessions include lunch and exam review.
*Students who choose to leave at the end of exam periods will need a physical note for each day.
*Students absent from school during an exam can only make up the exam if it is an excused medical absence.
*Students who have a medical absence will need to makeup exam on June 26th or schedule time with guidance office.
SUMMER READING, ADVANCED PLACEMENT ASSIGNMENTS, AND SUMMER MATH UPDATES:
CLICK HERE FOR WEBSITE
SENIOR WEEK - A Video Review
BMR CHARGERS SPORTS UPDATE
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
BMR junior Claire Collins has been accepted to attend Art All-State Massachusetts. Art All-State Massachusetts is an intense two-day program that brings together 145 high school juniors of exceptional artistic potential and commitment to work with practicing artists to create collaborative installations. During the program, students will work in groups to explore contemporary art and use their newfound knowledge to inspire their collaborative work. Students will be exposed to many possible art careers as the sixteen artist mentors discuss their work and share experiences providing a valuable resource for young artists. The event will culminate with a public viewing and reception of the work created in the two-day program. Link to information: http://www.massarted.com/art_allstate.html
Seniors Complete Their 4th Quarter Internships
Student Experience:
"I believe that every student should be taking part in an internship if they are seriously interested in what they are interning. For me, I got to become close with a lot of police officers learning about their background, story and how each officer handles a certain situation. It was a great learning experience that I believe every student who is passionate about what they want to do with their life should partake in."
- Michael Giovanella
"I believe that every student should be taking part in an internship if they are seriously interested in what they are interning. For me, I got to become close with a lot of police officers learning about their background, story and how each officer handles a certain situation. It was a great learning experience that I believe every student who is passionate about what they want to do with their life should partake in."
- Michael Giovanella
Student Experience:
"During my internship I took a lot of knowledge out of it and I am extremely happy that I was able to take this opportunity. I learned that you always need to be productive, you need to listen, and you need to be patient. Being productive helps you keep your focus on whatever you are doing and it also helps bring clients because it shows that you are a hard worker. Having to listen is a huge part of the job."
-Griffin Herrick
"During my internship I took a lot of knowledge out of it and I am extremely happy that I was able to take this opportunity. I learned that you always need to be productive, you need to listen, and you need to be patient. Being productive helps you keep your focus on whatever you are doing and it also helps bring clients because it shows that you are a hard worker. Having to listen is a huge part of the job."
-Griffin Herrick
Student Experience:
"I think everyone in high school should do an internship
because of the feeling you get and experience in the field of
duty or career that you want to pursue in life. This was
the best learning experience I have ever had and also the
most fun I have ever had. Instead of staying at home and
watching TV I was able to go out in the real world and
see how it really works and what goes on."
-Erik Kopczacki
"I think everyone in high school should do an internship
because of the feeling you get and experience in the field of
duty or career that you want to pursue in life. This was
the best learning experience I have ever had and also the
most fun I have ever had. Instead of staying at home and
watching TV I was able to go out in the real world and
see how it really works and what goes on."
-Erik Kopczacki
Student Experience:
"I am still amazed at the list of things I was able to do during this internship. So many things I will remember forever. During the Internship, I went to my first structure fire. There we were sitting around the table in the morning when the tone came on for a reported structure fire across the city on Avenue C. It was a surreal moment...
-Brian Turcotte
"I am still amazed at the list of things I was able to do during this internship. So many things I will remember forever. During the Internship, I went to my first structure fire. There we were sitting around the table in the morning when the tone came on for a reported structure fire across the city on Avenue C. It was a surreal moment...
-Brian Turcotte
More information to register for Summer School!
SUMMER SCHOOL REGULATIONS:
Students who scored between a 55 and 64 in a course will not receive credit for the course BUT are eligible for summer school. Students have several options to regain course credit. Click on above link for options.
Students who scored between a 55 and 64 in a course will not receive credit for the course BUT are eligible for summer school. Students have several options to regain course credit. Click on above link for options.
May Event Happenings:
Highlights: TEACHING AND LEARNING
in action!
New Resource for Students and Parents!
Click on image for website!
PRINCIPAL MESSAGE:
Parents, Guardians and Students,
Warmer days are with us as we begin MCAS, AP exams, and Spring sports. As we advance throughout the school year I am constantly reflecting on providing extended opportunities to our students. This year, several of our SENIORS are participating in 4th quarter internships and are responsible to fulfill 25 hours (per week) of career-related responsibilities for the remainder of the year. I would like to thank our partners!
This summer we will again offer a virtual online summer school. Students and parents will need to review grades and summer school credits. I am sure our guidance staff can help!
Recently our seniors celebrated their future plans with "decision day." I am excited for them as they begin their new journey in life. Additionally, our Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the class of 2018 have been announced - Congratulations to Heather Milliken and Charlotte Arsenault!
Do not miss out on the many events planned for May and June. Please check your emails and OneCall messages. We would love to see you there!
Happy Spring!
CHARGER STRONG.
Michael Dudek
Warmer days are with us as we begin MCAS, AP exams, and Spring sports. As we advance throughout the school year I am constantly reflecting on providing extended opportunities to our students. This year, several of our SENIORS are participating in 4th quarter internships and are responsible to fulfill 25 hours (per week) of career-related responsibilities for the remainder of the year. I would like to thank our partners!
This summer we will again offer a virtual online summer school. Students and parents will need to review grades and summer school credits. I am sure our guidance staff can help!
Recently our seniors celebrated their future plans with "decision day." I am excited for them as they begin their new journey in life. Additionally, our Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the class of 2018 have been announced - Congratulations to Heather Milliken and Charlotte Arsenault!
Do not miss out on the many events planned for May and June. Please check your emails and OneCall messages. We would love to see you there!
Happy Spring!
CHARGER STRONG.
Michael Dudek
2018 Salutatorian and Valedictorian Announced!
Heather Milliken - Valedictorian
Charlotte Arsenault - Salutatorian
Important Dates:
Tuesday, May 1st - Tri M Induction Ceremony - Music - Aud/Cafe 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 4th - Jazz Night - Aud/Cafe 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 11th - Spring Drama Performance - 7:00pm
Saturday, May 12th - Spring Drama Performance - 4:00pm
Tuesday, May 15th - HS Music Awards - Audit - 7:00 -9:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 16th - NHS Induction Ceremony - Auditorium 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 18th - Senior Parade/Luncheon and last day
SENIOR EXAM WEEK
Monday, May 21st - Senior Exams A (7:45-9:15) & B (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Tuesday, May 22nd - Senior Exams C (7:45-9:15) & D (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Wednesday, May 23rd - Senior Exams E (7:45 - 9:15) & F (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Thursday, May 24th - Senior Exams G (7:45-9:15) & Make-up exams (9:20-10:42)
Cafeteria
MCAS - Math - Sophomores: May 23rd-24th
Monday, May 28th - No School - Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 29th - Senior Class Trip - High Meadow- Granby, CT
Wednesday, May 30th - Senior Dinner
Thursday, May 31st - Senior Awards Night - Auditorium - 7:00 - 9:00
Friday, June 1st - Graduation - 6:00 p.m. (Front of building- weather permitting)
MCAS - Biology - Select Sophomores and Freshmen: June 6th-7th
June 11th - DVC All-Star Banquet
Finals (Grades 9-11) - June 20th, 21st, 22nd, 25th
June 26th - Last Day of School
Friday, May 4th - Jazz Night - Aud/Cafe 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 11th - Spring Drama Performance - 7:00pm
Saturday, May 12th - Spring Drama Performance - 4:00pm
Tuesday, May 15th - HS Music Awards - Audit - 7:00 -9:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 16th - NHS Induction Ceremony - Auditorium 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 18th - Senior Parade/Luncheon and last day
SENIOR EXAM WEEK
Monday, May 21st - Senior Exams A (7:45-9:15) & B (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Tuesday, May 22nd - Senior Exams C (7:45-9:15) & D (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Wednesday, May 23rd - Senior Exams E (7:45 - 9:15) & F (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Thursday, May 24th - Senior Exams G (7:45-9:15) & Make-up exams (9:20-10:42)
Cafeteria
MCAS - Math - Sophomores: May 23rd-24th
Monday, May 28th - No School - Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 29th - Senior Class Trip - High Meadow- Granby, CT
Wednesday, May 30th - Senior Dinner
Thursday, May 31st - Senior Awards Night - Auditorium - 7:00 - 9:00
Friday, June 1st - Graduation - 6:00 p.m. (Front of building- weather permitting)
MCAS - Biology - Select Sophomores and Freshmen: June 6th-7th
June 11th - DVC All-Star Banquet
Finals (Grades 9-11) - June 20th, 21st, 22nd, 25th
June 26th - Last Day of School
Program of Studies
Dear Parents and Students:
The mission of Blackstone-Millville Regional High School is to provide students with a safe learning environment that promotes academic excellence, personal responsibility, and social development necessary for success in a changing world.
Helping to achieve our mission, I am excited to present the Program of Studies to help guide students and parents through the course selection requirements. Students have the unique opportunity to create a more personalized program of study based on their interests and abilities. The offerings you will find have been well-defined and structured to meet all of our students. Please make use of all available resources while creating your schedule. While exploring your academic interests, I encourage you to explore our co-curricular offerings. Many of our students participate in athletics, music, fine arts and dozens of activities that will help develop well rounded students.
As you read through your Program of Studies please pay close attention to our graduation requirements, promotion requirements, and the course description and level of study you select. Along with your guidance counselor, you will have the opportunity to identify your educational goals and expectations. Please view this process seriously and pursue your goals vigorously.
Our goal is to create an atmosphere for all students that is supportive and challenging. We want all of our students to maximize their opportunity here at Blackstone-Millville.
I encourage students and parents to ask questions during this process. If we can be of any assistance please know we are here to help. We look forward to working with you.
The mission of Blackstone-Millville Regional High School is to provide students with a safe learning environment that promotes academic excellence, personal responsibility, and social development necessary for success in a changing world.
Helping to achieve our mission, I am excited to present the Program of Studies to help guide students and parents through the course selection requirements. Students have the unique opportunity to create a more personalized program of study based on their interests and abilities. The offerings you will find have been well-defined and structured to meet all of our students. Please make use of all available resources while creating your schedule. While exploring your academic interests, I encourage you to explore our co-curricular offerings. Many of our students participate in athletics, music, fine arts and dozens of activities that will help develop well rounded students.
As you read through your Program of Studies please pay close attention to our graduation requirements, promotion requirements, and the course description and level of study you select. Along with your guidance counselor, you will have the opportunity to identify your educational goals and expectations. Please view this process seriously and pursue your goals vigorously.
Our goal is to create an atmosphere for all students that is supportive and challenging. We want all of our students to maximize their opportunity here at Blackstone-Millville.
I encourage students and parents to ask questions during this process. If we can be of any assistance please know we are here to help. We look forward to working with you.
Stay Informed - Student Grades
*4th quarter progress reports will be made available on May 21st.
*Passing grade is 65%. Students are eligible to take no more than two summer school courses if overall grade is between 55-64%.
*Students can make up "academic 50's" for the FORTH quarter by following the attendance policy.
*Reports cards are posted on the parent portal - X2. If you need a physical copy please contact the guidance office.
*Students who follow the academic, behavioral, and attendance policy for the 2nd semester may be exempt from their final exams.
*Finals exams are worth 10% of second semester average. Finals are scheduled on June 20, 21, 22, 25.
*Passing grade is 65%. Students are eligible to take no more than two summer school courses if overall grade is between 55-64%.
*Students can make up "academic 50's" for the FORTH quarter by following the attendance policy.
*Reports cards are posted on the parent portal - X2. If you need a physical copy please contact the guidance office.
*Students who follow the academic, behavioral, and attendance policy for the 2nd semester may be exempt from their final exams.
*Finals exams are worth 10% of second semester average. Finals are scheduled on June 20, 21, 22, 25.
3rd Quarter Honor Roll - Congratulations to all!
Prom Highlights - 2018
Photographs by Wendy Wagner
The following SENIORS are completing 4th Quarter Internships:
 Eryk Kopozacki Internship: Blackstone P.D. |  Griffin Herrick Internship: Exertus Customs |
 Brian Turcotte Internship: Woonsocket F.D. |  Michael Giovanella Internship: Blackstone P.D. |
Blackstone-Millville Regional High School Student Receives MIAA Student-Athlete of the Month Award
Student Voice Night a Success!
Check out the promotional video for student voice night. More highlights to follow!
BMRHS science classes will have the rare opportunity to host Google Expeditions. This means Google will be coming out to the school and assist with augmented reality field trips that would otherwise be impossible. Students will explore the inside of cells, travel through the digestive system, and investigate DNA in a virtual setting. This an exciting event for teachers and students!
 |  Journalism students made contributions to several Wikipedia articles schools in the region. School pages edited were: David Prouty High School, BVT, Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School, Sutton High School, Nipmuc Regional High School, Woonsocket High School, Uxbridge High School, North Smithfield High School, and Franklin High School. Specifically, students added information on school demographics, AP testing data, and sports programs for these schools. |
BMRHS COURSE OFFERINGS - PROMO VIDEOS
Class of 2021 Fundraiser
The class of 2021 will be selling stainless steel tumblers for our spring fundraiser. The tumblers are $25 each and the class will receive $10 for each one sold. They can also be ordered online by visiting https://gaschoolstore.com. There are different styles available online too. Products ordered online will be shipped to the customer
In the Know - Teaching and Learning (Student Projects)
Save the Date: Cory's Crusaders - May 6th
Save the Date: "You're a Good Man
Charlie Brown"
Student Produced Videos on PBS NEWS HOUR Website!
Click here to watch video!
Mr. Slate Receives Mass Insight Award!
PE Department:
*Field Trip to Rock Spot Climbing in Lincoln, RI - Friday, May 4th
Class of 2019:
*Senior Pictures - class assembly Friday, May 4th during support.
*Senior T-Shirt order forms will be handed out the second week in May.
Principal Message:
Dear Parents, Guardians and Students,
Mother Nature surprised us again with some snow, just in time to celebrate SPRING in New England! The month of March has come and gone and we have a lot to celebrate and look forward to. Please take a look at the calendar filled with various events including MCAS testing, Prom, Report Cards, and our "Student Voice" night.
Quarter 3 Report Cards will be posted onto X2 on April 13th. We invite you to review your daughter/sons' 3rd Quarter Report Card and contact their teachers should you have any questions or concerns.
Do not miss out on the many events planned for April and May. We would love to see you there!
Happy Spring!
CHARGER STRONG.
Michael Dudek
Dear Parents, Guardians and Students,
Mother Nature surprised us again with some snow, just in time to celebrate SPRING in New England! The month of March has come and gone and we have a lot to celebrate and look forward to. Please take a look at the calendar filled with various events including MCAS testing, Prom, Report Cards, and our "Student Voice" night.
Quarter 3 Report Cards will be posted onto X2 on April 13th. We invite you to review your daughter/sons' 3rd Quarter Report Card and contact their teachers should you have any questions or concerns.
Do not miss out on the many events planned for April and May. We would love to see you there!
Happy Spring!
CHARGER STRONG.
Michael Dudek
April/May Dates:
Thursday, April 12th - Career Fair - Cafeteria - 8:40-10:30 a.m.
Thursday, April 26th - Student Voice Night - Cafe/Gym/Aud 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 26th - MEFA - Guidance - Auditorium 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Friday, April 27th - Jr./Sr. Prom - Grand View - 6:00 - 10:00
Tuesday, May 1st - Tri M Induction Ceremony - Music - Aud/Cafe 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 4th - Jazz Night - Aud/Cafe 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 11th - Spring Drama Performance - 7:00pm
Saturday, May 12th - Spring Drama Performance - 4:00pm
Tuesday, May 15th - HS Music Awards - Audit - 7:00 -9:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 16th - NHS Induction Ceremony - Auditorium 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 18th - Senior Parade/Luncheon and last day
SENIOR EXAM WEEK
Monday, May 21st - Senior Exams A (7:45-9:15) & B (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Tuesday, May 22nd - Senior Exams C (7:45-9:15) & D (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Wednesday, May 23rd - Senior Exams E (7:45 - 9:15) & F (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Thursday, May 24th - Senior Exams G (7:45-9:15) & Make-up exams (9:20-10:42)
Cafeteria
MCAS - Math - Sophomores: May 23rd-24th
Monday, May 28th - No School - Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 29th - Senior Class Trip - High Meadow- Granby, CT
Wednesday, May 30th - Senior Dinner - TBD
Thursday, May 31st - Senior Awards Night - Auditorium - 7:00 - 9:00
Friday, June 1st - Graduation - 6:00 p.m. (Front of building- weather permitting)
Thursday, April 12th - Career Fair - Cafeteria - 8:40-10:30 a.m.
Thursday, April 26th - Student Voice Night - Cafe/Gym/Aud 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 26th - MEFA - Guidance - Auditorium 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Friday, April 27th - Jr./Sr. Prom - Grand View - 6:00 - 10:00
Tuesday, May 1st - Tri M Induction Ceremony - Music - Aud/Cafe 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 4th - Jazz Night - Aud/Cafe 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 11th - Spring Drama Performance - 7:00pm
Saturday, May 12th - Spring Drama Performance - 4:00pm
Tuesday, May 15th - HS Music Awards - Audit - 7:00 -9:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 16th - NHS Induction Ceremony - Auditorium 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Friday, May 18th - Senior Parade/Luncheon and last day
SENIOR EXAM WEEK
Monday, May 21st - Senior Exams A (7:45-9:15) & B (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Tuesday, May 22nd - Senior Exams C (7:45-9:15) & D (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Wednesday, May 23rd - Senior Exams E (7:45 - 9:15) & F (9:20 - 10:42) - Cafeteria
Thursday, May 24th - Senior Exams G (7:45-9:15) & Make-up exams (9:20-10:42)
Cafeteria
MCAS - Math - Sophomores: May 23rd-24th
Monday, May 28th - No School - Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 29th - Senior Class Trip - High Meadow- Granby, CT
Wednesday, May 30th - Senior Dinner - TBD
Thursday, May 31st - Senior Awards Night - Auditorium - 7:00 - 9:00
Friday, June 1st - Graduation - 6:00 p.m. (Front of building- weather permitting)
Student Schedules: 2018-2019
Dear Parents and Students:
The mission of Blackstone-Millville Regional High School is to provide students with a safe learning environment that promotes academic excellence, personal responsibility, and social development necessary for success in a changing world. Helping to achieve our mission, I am excited to present the Program of Studies to help guide students and parents through the course selection requirements. Students have the unique opportunity to create a more personalized program of study based on their interests and abilities. The offerings you will find have been well-defined and structured to meet all of our students. Please make use of all available resources while creating your schedule. While exploring your academic interests, I encourage you to explore our co-curricular offerings. Many of our students participate in athletics, music, fine arts and dozens of activities that will help develop well rounded students.
As you read through your Program of Studies please pay close attention to our graduation requirements, promotion requirements, and the course description and level of study you select. Along with your guidance counselor, you will have the opportunity to identify your educational goals and expectations. Please view this process seriously and pursue your goals vigorously. Our goal is to create an atmosphere for all students that is supportive and challenging. We want all of our students to maximize their opportunity here at Blackstone-Millville.
I encourage students and parents to ask questions during this process. If we can be of any assistance please know we are here to help. We look forward to working with you.
Sincerely, Michael E. Dudek Principal
*All information regarding course descriptions and sequences can be found on the guidance webpage.
The mission of Blackstone-Millville Regional High School is to provide students with a safe learning environment that promotes academic excellence, personal responsibility, and social development necessary for success in a changing world. Helping to achieve our mission, I am excited to present the Program of Studies to help guide students and parents through the course selection requirements. Students have the unique opportunity to create a more personalized program of study based on their interests and abilities. The offerings you will find have been well-defined and structured to meet all of our students. Please make use of all available resources while creating your schedule. While exploring your academic interests, I encourage you to explore our co-curricular offerings. Many of our students participate in athletics, music, fine arts and dozens of activities that will help develop well rounded students.
As you read through your Program of Studies please pay close attention to our graduation requirements, promotion requirements, and the course description and level of study you select. Along with your guidance counselor, you will have the opportunity to identify your educational goals and expectations. Please view this process seriously and pursue your goals vigorously. Our goal is to create an atmosphere for all students that is supportive and challenging. We want all of our students to maximize their opportunity here at Blackstone-Millville.
I encourage students and parents to ask questions during this process. If we can be of any assistance please know we are here to help. We look forward to working with you.
Sincerely, Michael E. Dudek Principal
*All information regarding course descriptions and sequences can be found on the guidance webpage.
CHECK OUT SOME OF OUR COURSE OFFERINGS:
Why take an Advanced Placement course?
ADVANCED PLACEMENT: By the Numbers
97 Students enrolled in AP Courses this year.
157 Exams Administered this year.
Exams Dates:
Week 1 -
Monday,
May 7, 2018
Chemistry @8am
Psychology - Afternoon 12 noon
Tuesday,
May 8, 2018
Afternoon 12 noon
Physics 1: Algebra-Based
Wednesday,
May 9, 2018 @8:am
English Literature and Composition
Thursday,
May 10, 2018 @8am
United States Government and Politics
Friday,
May 11, 2018 @8:am
United States History
Week 2
Monday,
May 14, 2018 @8am
Biology
Tuesday,
May 15, 2018 @8am
Calculus
Wednesday,
May 16, 2018 @8am
English Language and Composition
Thursday,
May 17, 2018
World History @8am
Statistics @Afternoon 12 Noon
157 Exams Administered this year.
Exams Dates:
Week 1 -
Monday,
May 7, 2018
Chemistry @8am
Psychology - Afternoon 12 noon
Tuesday,
May 8, 2018
Afternoon 12 noon
Physics 1: Algebra-Based
Wednesday,
May 9, 2018 @8:am
English Literature and Composition
Thursday,
May 10, 2018 @8am
United States Government and Politics
Friday,
May 11, 2018 @8:am
United States History
Week 2
Monday,
May 14, 2018 @8am
Biology
Tuesday,
May 15, 2018 @8am
Calculus
Wednesday,
May 16, 2018 @8am
English Language and Composition
Thursday,
May 17, 2018
World History @8am
Statistics @Afternoon 12 Noon
REPORT CARD UPDATES:
*3rd Quarter closes April 10th. Grades will be posted online on Friday, April 13th. Report cards will not be mailed out.
*Please contact teachers to review progress and plan for 4th quarter.
*Passing grade is 65%. Students are eligible to take no more than two summer school courses if overall grade is between 55-64%.
*Students can make up "academic 50's" for the FORTH quarter by following the attendance policy.
*Reports cards are posted on the parent portal - X2. If you need a physical copy please contact the guidance office.
*Students who follow the academic, behavioral, and attendance policy for the 2nd semester may be exempt from their final exams.
*Please contact teachers to review progress and plan for 4th quarter.
*Passing grade is 65%. Students are eligible to take no more than two summer school courses if overall grade is between 55-64%.
*Students can make up "academic 50's" for the FORTH quarter by following the attendance policy.
*Reports cards are posted on the parent portal - X2. If you need a physical copy please contact the guidance office.
*Students who follow the academic, behavioral, and attendance policy for the 2nd semester may be exempt from their final exams.
Reminder: Final Exam Exemption Policy
A student meeting the grade, attendance and behavior standard will be eligible for participation in the final exam exemption incentive:
Course Average: Max Days Absent for 2nd Semester:
90 or above 5 unexcused days absent
85-89 4 unexcused days absent
Course Average: Max Days Absent for 2nd Semester:
90 or above 5 unexcused days absent
85-89 4 unexcused days absent
MUSIC UPDATES:
March was a busy month for the BMR High School Music Department, and it actually started one day before March!
*On February 28th, the Jazz Ensemble competed at Massachusetts Association of Jazz Educators (MAJE) District Festival and received a GOLD medal.
*On March 4th, BMMA held their annual craft fair which featured performances by the High School Brass Choir and High School Woodwind Choir.
*On Sunday, March 18th the Jazz Ensemble traveled to Coakley Middle School in Norwood to compete in the MAJE State Festival and received a SILVER medal! The judge's panel was so impressed with our featured soloist that they awarded Cameron Werning with an "Outstanding Musician" certificate!
*On Saturday, March 24th, the High School Concert Band and High School Wind Ensemble competed at the MICCA (Massachusetts Instrumental, Choral, Conductor's Association) Festival at Bellingham, HS and both groups received a SILVER medal. The Wind Ensemble had the unique opportunity to work with renowned composer Andrew Boysen, who happened to be the composer of one of their performed pieces that day!!!
A few upcoming dates to take note of:
*Monday, April 30th at 7 PM in the BMR Auditorium: First Official Tri-M Induction Ceremony
*Friday, May 4th: BMMA presents "Jazz Night" in the BMR Cafeteria. Tickets are $5 with a family cap of $20. Featured groups: Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Band, Middle School Jazz Band.
*On February 28th, the Jazz Ensemble competed at Massachusetts Association of Jazz Educators (MAJE) District Festival and received a GOLD medal.
*On March 4th, BMMA held their annual craft fair which featured performances by the High School Brass Choir and High School Woodwind Choir.
*On Sunday, March 18th the Jazz Ensemble traveled to Coakley Middle School in Norwood to compete in the MAJE State Festival and received a SILVER medal! The judge's panel was so impressed with our featured soloist that they awarded Cameron Werning with an "Outstanding Musician" certificate!
*On Saturday, March 24th, the High School Concert Band and High School Wind Ensemble competed at the MICCA (Massachusetts Instrumental, Choral, Conductor's Association) Festival at Bellingham, HS and both groups received a SILVER medal. The Wind Ensemble had the unique opportunity to work with renowned composer Andrew Boysen, who happened to be the composer of one of their performed pieces that day!!!
A few upcoming dates to take note of:
*Monday, April 30th at 7 PM in the BMR Auditorium: First Official Tri-M Induction Ceremony
*Friday, May 4th: BMMA presents "Jazz Night" in the BMR Cafeteria. Tickets are $5 with a family cap of $20. Featured groups: Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Band, Middle School Jazz Band.
Updates from our Health Office:
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Health Office Reminders
During the week of April 9th, 9th grade students will be screened for scoliosis. This screening is not a diagnostic service, but may identify postural problems which may need medical attention. To opt out of this screening, I must receive notification in writing by the parent/guardian prior the screening or a copy of a current physical (less than 12 months since the date of the physical).
All athletes need a current physical on file in the health office. The physicals are good for 13 months. Please send in updated physical if it will expire during the season. I must receive a paper copy of the physical for the athlete to remain eligible to participate.
All 10th grade students are required to provide an updated physical exam. If you have not submitted one, please do so as soon as possible.
The health office does not dispense allergy medications including eye drops. If your child suffers from springtime allergies, it is best to give these medications at home. If they will need to be given during school hours, I must have a doctor’s note, even for over-the-counter medications, and the medication must be brought into school in its original packaging.
Any questions, please contact me at (508) 876-0110 or kyoung@bmrsd.net.
Thank you,
Karen Young, BSN, RN, HS Nurse
Surviving Spring Allergies
As we say goodbye to winter and the cold and snow, not only do we get longer days and warm weather but many of us will experience springtime allergies. The wet winter leads to a heavy pollen season and the cold weather delays the start of the trees pollinating. In the northeast, the trees will typically pollinate starting in mid-March and ending late May/early June. Pollen counts are highest early- to mid-morning and on dry, windy days. This year, the spring season will be condensed with the late start and has the potential for higher than usual pollen counts. This in turn can lead to more severe allergy symptoms. Allergy symptoms, also called rhinitic symptoms, include: nasal congestion, runny nose, post-nasal drip, sneezing, itchy nose, mouth, and/or throat, and red, itchy, watery, and swollen eyes. In addition, allergies can trigger asthma for those who suffer from both conditions.
Medication should be started approximately a week before the season begins. Oral antihistamines and steroid nasal sprays are often very effective for controlling symptoms. Several oral antihistamines are available over the counter and two steroid nasal sprays are also. Other nasal sprays are available by prescription from your doctor. Decongestant nasal sprays should be avoided except for very short-term use (3-5 days) since they cause increased congestion from a drug-induced rebound effect. Nasal steroid sprays work best when used daily as prescribed. They should be sprayed towards the outer side of your nose rather than the middle where they can cause irritation. Remember opposite hand to nostril – use your right hand to spray into your left nostril and vice-versa. Saline rinses may also be helpful with nasal congestion.
There are things you can do to try to minimize exposure to pollens:
Sources: American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, Pollen.com
During the week of April 9th, 9th grade students will be screened for scoliosis. This screening is not a diagnostic service, but may identify postural problems which may need medical attention. To opt out of this screening, I must receive notification in writing by the parent/guardian prior the screening or a copy of a current physical (less than 12 months since the date of the physical).
All athletes need a current physical on file in the health office. The physicals are good for 13 months. Please send in updated physical if it will expire during the season. I must receive a paper copy of the physical for the athlete to remain eligible to participate.
All 10th grade students are required to provide an updated physical exam. If you have not submitted one, please do so as soon as possible.
The health office does not dispense allergy medications including eye drops. If your child suffers from springtime allergies, it is best to give these medications at home. If they will need to be given during school hours, I must have a doctor’s note, even for over-the-counter medications, and the medication must be brought into school in its original packaging.
Any questions, please contact me at (508) 876-0110 or kyoung@bmrsd.net.
Thank you,
Karen Young, BSN, RN, HS Nurse
Surviving Spring Allergies
As we say goodbye to winter and the cold and snow, not only do we get longer days and warm weather but many of us will experience springtime allergies. The wet winter leads to a heavy pollen season and the cold weather delays the start of the trees pollinating. In the northeast, the trees will typically pollinate starting in mid-March and ending late May/early June. Pollen counts are highest early- to mid-morning and on dry, windy days. This year, the spring season will be condensed with the late start and has the potential for higher than usual pollen counts. This in turn can lead to more severe allergy symptoms. Allergy symptoms, also called rhinitic symptoms, include: nasal congestion, runny nose, post-nasal drip, sneezing, itchy nose, mouth, and/or throat, and red, itchy, watery, and swollen eyes. In addition, allergies can trigger asthma for those who suffer from both conditions.
Medication should be started approximately a week before the season begins. Oral antihistamines and steroid nasal sprays are often very effective for controlling symptoms. Several oral antihistamines are available over the counter and two steroid nasal sprays are also. Other nasal sprays are available by prescription from your doctor. Decongestant nasal sprays should be avoided except for very short-term use (3-5 days) since they cause increased congestion from a drug-induced rebound effect. Nasal steroid sprays work best when used daily as prescribed. They should be sprayed towards the outer side of your nose rather than the middle where they can cause irritation. Remember opposite hand to nostril – use your right hand to spray into your left nostril and vice-versa. Saline rinses may also be helpful with nasal congestion.
There are things you can do to try to minimize exposure to pollens:
- Limit outdoor activities especially on days with high pollen counts
- Keep the windows closed in your home and car
- Shower and rinse your hair after coming indoors and change your clothes
- Wash bedding weekly in hot, soapy water
- Remember your pets may carry pollen in their fur
- Wear a wide-brimmed hat or baseball cap
- Wear glasses or sunglasses when outdoors
- Avoid rubbing your eyes
Sources: American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, Pollen.com
#Teaching&Learning - Video Series
Mr. Roe's Physics Class - Measuring Collisions:
Mr. Gaudet's Video Lab - PBS Student Learning Labs Project Pitch:
Students were presented with three essential questions in Mr. Curran's AP US class. They needed to develop the lesson learning objective based on their group activity/dialogue. What would your learning objective be based on these three questions?
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BMRHS staff are embracing the power of twitter.
Check out some of our staff accounts:
@MrPillingBMR
@_Mrs_Roberge
@MsRounds
@BMRSD_Science
@MrFontaineBMR
@Uhunt1
@MrGaudetBMR
@_MrsShaughnessy
@gomes_lynne
@Pi_Roe
Check out some of our staff accounts:
@MrPillingBMR
@_Mrs_Roberge
@MsRounds
@BMRSD_Science
@MrFontaineBMR
@Uhunt1
@MrGaudetBMR
@_MrsShaughnessy
@gomes_lynne
@Pi_Roe
*Mr. Goulet will be facilitating an SAT PREP class every Tuesday and Thursday in the LMC from 2:15-3:15pm.
*Millville Town Meeting is May 14th.
*Blackstone Town Meeting is May 29th.
*Spring sports has started! Please contact jtosti@bmrsd.net for additional information.
*Seniors will need to bring back their school-issued CHROMEBOOKS no later than May 25th.
*THREE (3) Seniors will pilot our 4th Quarter Internship Program. Students will be at the Blackstone Police Department and Woonsocket Fire Department.
*Class dues are established each year. Please contact class advisers for more information.
*During the month of April, BMRHS will be celebrating diversity awareness through various classroom activities, discussions, and our No Evil Project.
*Our staff are working on Summer Reading and hope to name our book/theme by May.
*Millville Town Meeting is May 14th.
*Blackstone Town Meeting is May 29th.
*Spring sports has started! Please contact jtosti@bmrsd.net for additional information.
*Seniors will need to bring back their school-issued CHROMEBOOKS no later than May 25th.
*THREE (3) Seniors will pilot our 4th Quarter Internship Program. Students will be at the Blackstone Police Department and Woonsocket Fire Department.
*Class dues are established each year. Please contact class advisers for more information.
*During the month of April, BMRHS will be celebrating diversity awareness through various classroom activities, discussions, and our No Evil Project.
*Our staff are working on Summer Reading and hope to name our book/theme by May.
Community Events:
Principal Message:
Dear Parents, Guardians and Students:
A lot has been happening here at BMRHS to keep our long and dreary winter months behind us. Our girls' and boys' basketball teams have made the districts and our cheerleading squad is steadily improving their performances week to week. Our jazz, woodwind, and brass performers are playing some fine music, keeping all of us in a good mood. Additionally, our School Committee has worked tirelessly to hire our new Superintendent. A copy of the press release is attached below!
I know we are only in the 3rd quarter but we need to look ahead to next year and review our course selection process. Scheduled workshops and online resources will be available soon. Quarter 3 Progress Reports will be posted onto X2 on March 7th. We invite you to review your daughter/sons' Progress Report and contact teachers with questions and concerns.
More importantly, the recent events in Florida have all hit us in various ways. I am sure that we have all experienced various levels of emotions these past weeks. This time has also allowed us to reflect on what we do as a community and share ideas of what we can do to improve. Administrators will gather with student leaders to discuss ways we can help give voice to those around us. I would also like to share a few things that I am sure some of you have questions with:
*A school resource officer in on duty Monday through Friday, patrolling all schools in the district.
*We are confident in our safety procedures and continue to refine our drills with emergency personnel.
*Students and staff have been asked to play a major role in the security of our community. People are asked to say something if they see something.
*Our counselors are available for support. We have partnered with Family Continuity, offering additional support services to students.
Sincerely,
Michael Dudek
mdudek@bmrsd.net
twitter handle:
@BMRgoCHARGERS
@medudekpl
Dear Parents, Guardians and Students:
A lot has been happening here at BMRHS to keep our long and dreary winter months behind us. Our girls' and boys' basketball teams have made the districts and our cheerleading squad is steadily improving their performances week to week. Our jazz, woodwind, and brass performers are playing some fine music, keeping all of us in a good mood. Additionally, our School Committee has worked tirelessly to hire our new Superintendent. A copy of the press release is attached below!
I know we are only in the 3rd quarter but we need to look ahead to next year and review our course selection process. Scheduled workshops and online resources will be available soon. Quarter 3 Progress Reports will be posted onto X2 on March 7th. We invite you to review your daughter/sons' Progress Report and contact teachers with questions and concerns.
More importantly, the recent events in Florida have all hit us in various ways. I am sure that we have all experienced various levels of emotions these past weeks. This time has also allowed us to reflect on what we do as a community and share ideas of what we can do to improve. Administrators will gather with student leaders to discuss ways we can help give voice to those around us. I would also like to share a few things that I am sure some of you have questions with:
*A school resource officer in on duty Monday through Friday, patrolling all schools in the district.
*We are confident in our safety procedures and continue to refine our drills with emergency personnel.
*Students and staff have been asked to play a major role in the security of our community. People are asked to say something if they see something.
*Our counselors are available for support. We have partnered with Family Continuity, offering additional support services to students.
Sincerely,
Michael Dudek
mdudek@bmrsd.net
twitter handle:
@BMRgoCHARGERS
@medudekpl
DATES TO REMEMBER
March 4th - Craft Fair (Cafeteria from 8:00am-5:00pm)
March 5th - Spring Concert (Auditorium from 7:00-9:00pm)
March 6th - Spring Athletic Meeting (Auditorium starting at 6:30pm)
March 7th - Progress Reports Available on X2
March 8th - Junior Class Fundraiser - MAGIC SHOW (Auditorium from 7:00-9:00pm)
March 10th - SAT's administered for Juniors
March 15th - Band Aid Concert - Senior Fundraiser (6:00-9:00pm)
March 29th - PD Day (NO SCHOOL)
March 30th - Good Friday (NO SCHOOL)
April 4th - Mr. BMR (Auditorium from 7:00-9:00pm)
April 12th - Career Fair
April 16th-20th - APRIL BREAK (NO SCHOOL)
April 27th - Junior/Senior PROM
March 5th - Spring Concert (Auditorium from 7:00-9:00pm)
March 6th - Spring Athletic Meeting (Auditorium starting at 6:30pm)
March 7th - Progress Reports Available on X2
March 8th - Junior Class Fundraiser - MAGIC SHOW (Auditorium from 7:00-9:00pm)
March 10th - SAT's administered for Juniors
March 15th - Band Aid Concert - Senior Fundraiser (6:00-9:00pm)
March 29th - PD Day (NO SCHOOL)
March 30th - Good Friday (NO SCHOOL)
April 4th - Mr. BMR (Auditorium from 7:00-9:00pm)
April 12th - Career Fair
April 16th-20th - APRIL BREAK (NO SCHOOL)
April 27th - Junior/Senior PROM
SPRING SPORTS IS HERE! CHECK OUT DATES AND OFFERINGS!
SPRING SPORTS INFORMATION MEETING:
When: Tuesday, March 6th (6:30pm-7:30pm)
Where: BMRHS Auditorium
Please do your best to attend this meeting. Any questions please email Jill Tosti (jtosti@bmrsd.net)
Students interested in Lacrosse need to attend a meeting on March 9th at 5:30pm. Meeting location is at Hopedale High School.
SPRING SPORTS START March 19th: Do not forget to sign up on FamilyID and have a current physical.
SPRING SPORTS OFFERED:
SOFTBALL (JV and Varsity) 7-12th grade
Baseball (JV and Varsity) 7-12th grade
Girls' Tennis (Varsity) 9-12th grade
Boys' Tennis (Varsity) 9-12th grade
Girls' Track and Field (Middle School and Varsity) 6-12th grade
Boys' Track and Field (Middle School and Varsity) 6-12th grade
Girls' and Boys' Lacrosse (JV and Varsity) 9-12th grade - offered through HOPEDALE HIGH
When: Tuesday, March 6th (6:30pm-7:30pm)
Where: BMRHS Auditorium
Please do your best to attend this meeting. Any questions please email Jill Tosti (jtosti@bmrsd.net)
Students interested in Lacrosse need to attend a meeting on March 9th at 5:30pm. Meeting location is at Hopedale High School.
SPRING SPORTS START March 19th: Do not forget to sign up on FamilyID and have a current physical.
SPRING SPORTS OFFERED:
SOFTBALL (JV and Varsity) 7-12th grade
Baseball (JV and Varsity) 7-12th grade
Girls' Tennis (Varsity) 9-12th grade
Boys' Tennis (Varsity) 9-12th grade
Girls' Track and Field (Middle School and Varsity) 6-12th grade
Boys' Track and Field (Middle School and Varsity) 6-12th grade
Girls' and Boys' Lacrosse (JV and Varsity) 9-12th grade - offered through HOPEDALE HIGH
2nd QUARTER HONOR ROLL
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MUSIC NEWS and UPDATES:
Here are a list of upcoming BMMA & Music Department events.
Information from all events listed below can be found on http://www.bmrsd.net/MusicDepartment or on Facebook on New-Friends of Blackstone Millville Music Assocation.
March 4- BMMA Craft/Vendor Fair 10am-3pm at BMR High School
March 5- High School Adjudication Concert 7pm at BMR High School
March 7- 7th & 8th Grade Adjudication Concert 7pm at BMR High School
March 24 & 25- MICCA Concert Festival
7th Grade band: Sunday, 3/25 at 12:30 at Hopkinton HS
8th Grade band: Saturday, 3/24 at 1:30 at Hopkinton HS
High School Concert Band: Saturday, 3/24 at 8:30am at Bellingham HS
High School Wind Ensemble: Saturday, 3/24 at 4pm at Bellingham HS
Date in April TBA- 4-9pm Texas Roadhouse Restaurant Night
Texas Roadhouse in North Smithfireld
Check out http://www.bmrsd.net/MusicDepartment or New- Friends of the Blackstone Millville Music Association for more information and for the flier. Digital image of the flier can be used at the restaurant.
FIRE PIT ($350 value) Raffle Ticket sales (To be drawn in May)-
BMMA was given a generous anonymous donation of an amazing fire pit. (Pictures to come). We will be selling raffle tickets for this gorgeous piece for $20 a ticket. Details to come about how to purchase tickets along with the pictures.
Information from all events listed below can be found on http://www.bmrsd.net/MusicDepartment or on Facebook on New-Friends of Blackstone Millville Music Assocation.
March 4- BMMA Craft/Vendor Fair 10am-3pm at BMR High School
March 5- High School Adjudication Concert 7pm at BMR High School
March 7- 7th & 8th Grade Adjudication Concert 7pm at BMR High School
March 24 & 25- MICCA Concert Festival
7th Grade band: Sunday, 3/25 at 12:30 at Hopkinton HS
8th Grade band: Saturday, 3/24 at 1:30 at Hopkinton HS
High School Concert Band: Saturday, 3/24 at 8:30am at Bellingham HS
High School Wind Ensemble: Saturday, 3/24 at 4pm at Bellingham HS
Date in April TBA- 4-9pm Texas Roadhouse Restaurant Night
Texas Roadhouse in North Smithfireld
Check out http://www.bmrsd.net/MusicDepartment or New- Friends of the Blackstone Millville Music Association for more information and for the flier. Digital image of the flier can be used at the restaurant.
FIRE PIT ($350 value) Raffle Ticket sales (To be drawn in May)-
BMMA was given a generous anonymous donation of an amazing fire pit. (Pictures to come). We will be selling raffle tickets for this gorgeous piece for $20 a ticket. Details to come about how to purchase tickets along with the pictures.
Workshop Highlights:
Several BMRHS students attended a local workshop. Below is a brief description: Game Change: The Patriots Anti-Violence Partnership is an innovative approach to healthy relationship and violence prevention education. The program, launched in 2015 by the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation and the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, is providing training in anti-violence strategies to students, faculty, and coaches at public high schools across Massachusetts. The goal of Game Change is to implement long-term anti-violence and healthy relationship education in Massachusetts schools, with a focus on developing peer leaders at the high school level who can provide trainings to their middle school counterparts. Game Change brings together students, teachers, coaches, and sexual assault and domestic violence service providers to create positive change in their schools and communities. To date, Game Change has trained more than 1,000 students, teachers, coaches, and service providers in the Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) curriculum. Student leaders representing nearly 100 communities across Massachusetts are now equipped to intervene when they witness signs of violence and to help other young people do the same. The trainings are run by the Center for Sport in Society at Northeastern University. MVP uses a sports-themed curriculum and employs collegiate athletes and former professional athletes as trainers. The program also includes online support tools for schools and an evaluation component to determine the effectiveness of the program in changing attitudes and behaviors.
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