A list of students currently in a position to graduate has been posted at the main office. Any student whose name does not appear on the list should check with the guidance office, asap. It is understood that potential graduate status is based on the fact that students pass all courses, currently on their schedule.
The Bonar Law PSSC group will hold their next meeting on Wednesday, February 9th @ 7:00pm in the Conference Room at the school. These are open meetings and the public is invited to attend.
Please be advised that students will be receiving their report cards today - Wednesday - February 2nd. While we do not host a formal parent teacher interview session at this time, parents are always encouraged and welcomed to visit the school and address any concerns with the administration and/or staff.
All textbooks that students are finished with at the end of the first semester must be returned to the library on the day of the examination or final class. Students should return each text before they make their way to the examination room. Dept of Education - Policy 132 article 6.1.2 .... "Such textbooks will remain the property of the Province and in the event that a pupil loses, destroys or mutilates such a textbook, the student's parents will be required to pay for or replace the textbook."
I am delighted to advise you that as part of the incentive program for our annual Christmas Food Drive, BLMS students have won several significant prizes from District 16 School Board in Miramichi. Kelly Sawyer, on behalf of BLMS, was awarded the first prize of a "Single Morning Announcement Studio - valued at $4,000.00 and Cassandra Wrighton's name was selected to win a Computer CODU upgrade including controllers for 10 computers - valued at $2,000.00 We are happy to have this additional technology available for all students at BLMS but more importantly our students contributed in a real
Are you interested in robotics, gaming, web design or computer programming? Want to see what it’s like to study computer science? Dalhousie’s Faculty of Computer Science (CS) is hosting its annual CS-Day on February 5th, 2011. You’ll have the opportunity to meet CS students and entrepreneurs.
As students finalize their course selections for the second semester it should be noted that any student choosing to take an Industrial Arts class is required, by law, to wear steel toed boots during all shop classes. Students unprepared to meet this requirement will not be permitted to select Industrial courses. This regulation is part of the Health and Safety guidelines, as outlined by the government of NB and is meant to ensure a safer environment for all students.
A week long campaign that highlights bullying issues, has kicked off at BLMS! During the campaign, students have prepared posters, video clips, designed ribbons for the entire school population to be distributed on Friday morning along with "Wear Blue" and sign the Anti-Bullying poster to be displayed in the foyer. An article will appear in the local paper Focus on Kent that was written by one of our journalism students. There will be a one hour, school wide presentation outlined and directed by students. It will include role plays, skits, news report and a guest speaker.
Students will be receiving a "mini progress report" in each of their classes on Thursday, December 16th. This will give students and parents/guardians a good snapshot of student achievement levels one month before final examinations begin on January 25th, 2011.
