Middle school students completed their first Builder’s Club project at the BKW Secondary School. The young men decided on this project and saw it to completion. The group made wooden toy Jeeps, then wrapped their gifts and donated the Jeeps to the Toys For Tots initiative. Sponsored by the U.S. Marine Corps since 1947, Toys For …
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Great performance by our BKW Elementary School musicians at the annual Winter Concert on Dec. 12.
BKW first graders move into their newly renovated classroom space completed this week as part of the ongoing district capital improvement project at the elementary and secondary schools. Thank you community for your support! View a Photo Gallery of the Move
The December 9 Board of Education meeting has been postponed until Monday, Jan. 6, 2020. This regular meeting of the Board will be held in the Secondary School cafeteria at 7 p.m.
STEM – science, technology, engineering, math – and a bit of creativity as well: Students in Bill Dergosits’ 3rd grade class at BKW Elementary are learning how to code and program robots, including Natasha. What can Natasha do? View our video to see what the student below programmed her to do in class recently.
7th Grade HIGH HONORS (95^) Aliza Jane Doherty Emily Edwards Natalie Elble Hailey Lacko Elise Lendrum Zachary Lyons Alexis Malanga Emma McFadden Sydney Mosende Emily Sherman Katie Stevens HONORS (90^) Emma Beauharnois Madison Beck Sean Carey Amber Chase Rowan Dyer Gabrielle Ives John …
BKW held its third Superintendent’s Conference Day of the 2019-20 school year on Nov. 22 with a “mixer-type” activity in the gym focusing on “Connecting with Kids & Connecting with Adults.” The workshop discussion was designed around meeting students’ needs and providing optimal support for success in the classroom. This included making referrals to counselors, …
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Coding is cool and STEM does rule in Bill Dergosits’ 3rd grade class at BKW Elementary, where students are programming mini racing robots. Listen to our student explain how this is done in our short video.
As the holiday season approaches, we begin to imagine family gatherings at which we share a hearty feast. For many, this tradition will not be possible. For one reason or another, families find themselves in difficult situations, short on money and short on food. At a time like this, we have the opportunity to show …
A group of BKW 7th and 8th graders participated in a Veterans Day community service project in November where they create cards and letters addressed to our veterans and active service members. Students were able to express their appreciation while also learning about the meaning of the holiday. “They Are Because We Are!”
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