BBMS Weekly Update!

Dear Cub Family,

Thank you to everyone who came out for Freaky Friday Family Fun Night! It was a great evening of fun, and we appreciate everyone who helped make it such a success.

Field Trip Contracts: Students have brought home their Field Trip Contracts for guardian review and signature. Please take a few minutes to review the contract with your student and return the signed form to their Advisory teacher by Monday, October 26th.

Taking Care of Our Campus: We are seeing a significant increase in litter around campus, including both trash and leftover food. As you can imagine, this means an increase in birds and mice and the challenges they bring with them. Please take a moment to talk with your student about cleaning up after themselves and taking responsibility for keeping our campus clean. Students who leave their lunch garbage behind will be assigned campus beautification detention or Saturday School. We want our campus to be a place we can all be proud of, and that starts with each of us doing our part to keep it clean and sanitary.

Congratulations, Girls Cross Country! We are incredibly proud of our girls cross country team for earning the league championship! Congratulations to these hardworking athletes for their dedication and accomplishments. Our Cub Scholar Athletes continue to make us proud both on and off the course!

Make-Up Picture Day! Just a friendly reminder that if your student was absent for picture day in August, we will be having our make-up picture day this Thursday, October 29th! The order forms were sent home with students this past Friday.

Lost and Found: Our lost and found is filling up quickly with jackets, sweatshirts, water bottles, and other belongings. As the weather cools, we expect the number of items on our racks to grow. Please take a look at the included pictures to see if anything belongs to your student. A quick check now may help those missing items find their way home!

Thank you for your continued support and for working with us to help our students grow, succeed, and take pride in their school community.

Gratefully,

Dr. Francisco

Lisann C. Francisco, Ed.D.

Principal

Big Bear Middle School