The Boys Basketball games (ALL LEVELS) are cancelled this evening at Bangor due to Brookwood's school closings.
Bangor Schools will be starting 2 hours late on Thursday 12/15. We will monitor road conditions in the morning and may adapt as needed.
The January Harvest of the Month is Winter Squash
The Bangor Boys High School Varsity Basketball Team will be wearing throwback jerseys on Dec 15th vs Brookwood at Bangor. Fans are encouraged to wear throwback attire (jerseys, shirts, letter jackets etc.)
Over the course of the next two weeks, we will be having Holiday dress up days for middle/high school students and staff! Daily winners will receive a prize!
Mrs. Olson's Advanced Art students refurbished ukuleles by painting designs on them.
High School Ceramic/Sculpture students created paper mache' birds that are now on display outside of the art room.
The Bangor High School Students of the Month for November are:
9th Grade
-Caitlyn Crenshaw (daughter of Ben and Joy Crenshaw)
-Mya Hoth (daughter of Ben and Pam Hoth)
10th Grade
-Anna Fronk (daughter of Travis and Sarah Fronk)
-Sophie Kassera (daughter of Chad and Crystal Kassera)
11th Grade
-Ryan Jarvis (son of Randy and Sara Jarvis)
-Reesa Wiggins (daughter of Eric and Jena Wiggins)
12th Grade
-Adrianna Massman (daughter of Richard and Michelle Massman)
-Jetta Smith (daughter of Michael Smith and Andrea Smith)
The Bangor Middle School Students of the Month for November are:
6th Grade
-Tre'ton Belverud (son of Thomas Belverud and Shante Moore)
-Ellie Steele (daughter of Jeffrey and Megan Steele)
7th Grade
-Liam Elsen (son of Robert and Stacy Elsen)
-Scarlett Steinhoff (daughter of Molly Haugen)
8th Grade
-Kiera Cavadini (daughter of Doug and Sheila Cavadini)
-Abigayle Lexa (daughter of Thomas and Jenni Lexa)
Student artwork showing up around Bangor Elementary School
Mrs. Olson's 7th and 8th graders have Animal Eyes at The First National Bank this month. Students picked an animal and then emphasized the eye of that particular animal. Students then used watercolor pencils and created values and textures on the animal eyes.
Now Hiring
The Bangor School District is actively seeking candidates interested in becoming our 4k - 12 school nurse.
This is a full-time position that will begin as soon as possible in January 2023.
Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply on WECAN or can contact District office for more information. Questions can be directed to Dr. Brokopp at dbrokopp@bangorsd.net.
WECAN web address
https://wecan.waspa.org
MS/HS lost and found is overflowing. Parents, do you recognize anything? Let us and your students know so they can be reunited.
Mrs Olson’s Advanced Art students went to RBI in Bangor. Students taught and helped the residents with various craft projects: decorative corn, turkey magnets, and terracotta pot snowman.
Mrs. Olson's Ceramic/3D Sculpture class used paper to construct Architectural models. Students were given a name for their building and then had to create a design to show their interpretation of the name.
Abstract #s and Animals Beyond the Border are on display at Farmers State Bank, a branch of River Bank in Bangor. These two projects were done by 7th and 8th grade artists using watercolor pencils and ink.
The 1st Quarter PBIS Students of the Quarter for Middle and High School are:
6th Grade - Kenli Gollnick (daughter of Matthew and Rebecca Gollnick)
7th Grade - Sawyer Jacobson (son of Chad and Jessica Jacobson)
8th Grade - Grace Giraud (daughter of Nick and Kelsey Giraud)
9th Grade - Amelia Brokopp (daughter of David and Crystal Brokopp)
10th Grade - Isaiah Flick (son of Joshua and Jessica Flick)
11th Grade - David Sampson (son of Dan and Lisa Sampson)
12th Grade - Olivia Schroeder (daughter of Sarah Hackensmith)
Join us this weekend for some Freaky Fun as Bangor Middle/High School presents Freaky Friday the Musical!
Beets are the Harvest of the Month for December
Thank you to the Bangor/Burns Fire Department Family Auxiliary for donating several pair of new boots to our school. These boots are available to Bangor Elementary families, simply swing by the school and check out what we have.
Service to the community- 5th grade Make a Difference Club helping rake leaves. These students give up their recess every Monday to make our school and community a better place to be. They have also written thank-yous to the fire department when they came to teach us about fire safety. They have also written thank-yous to our veterans for serving our country and making our lives better for their service. Many of these students also do recycling every Thursday before they go to recess by emptying one bin in our school to help our school and Mr. Bruce.
