Soaring Eagles: Native American Dance Group
Soaring Eagles Dance Group
Who: Open to all BPS K-12 students. It’s free!
What: Learn American Indian dance, build self-esteem and pride in our students; build lifelong relationships.
When: Sept. - May 2017-18
September 2016 practice schedule:
*Mon. Sept. 11th @ Lincoln Center 3:30-4:15pm practice @ Auditorium
*Mon. Sept. 18th @ Lincoln Center 3:30-4:15pm practice @ Auditorium
*Sat. Sept. 23 @ Sat. Live, Pioneer Park 10:00a.m.
*Mon. 25th Lincoln Center 3:30-4:15pm practice
Where: Lincoln Center Auditorium
Contacts: Mrs. Carolyn Rusche, Sandstone & Lincoln Center
(406)-670-4906
ruschec@billingsschools.org
Who: Open to all BPS K-12 students. It’s free!
What: Learn American Indian dance, build self-esteem and pride in our students; build lifelong relationships.
When: Sept. - May 2017-18
September 2016 practice schedule:
*Mon. Sept. 11th @ Lincoln Center 3:30-4:15pm practice @ Auditorium
*Mon. Sept. 18th @ Lincoln Center 3:30-4:15pm practice @ Auditorium
*Sat. Sept. 23 @ Sat. Live, Pioneer Park 10:00a.m.
*Mon. 25th Lincoln Center 3:30-4:15pm practice
Where: Lincoln Center Auditorium
Contacts: Mrs. Carolyn Rusche, Sandstone & Lincoln Center
(406)-670-4906
ruschec@billingsschools.org
Using the school library for your family? Yes!
Yes you can! Our library is here to serve our families! If you'd like to use our library for yourself and other younger children at home to have more stories to read at bedtime and incorporate into your daily routine, please come during the following times:
Tuesday and Thursday from 2:10-3:20pm
We will issue you a library card and you are welcome to come check out books!
Tuesday and Thursday from 2:10-3:20pm
We will issue you a library card and you are welcome to come check out books!
Reading Rocks!
Once again this summer, the Education Foundation is offering fun reading activities for children in the parks along side School District 2’s free lunch program at Reading Rocks. You know how critical summer reading is to a strong start each fall. I'd encourage your children to join us! There is no registration, just show up at the park and read over the lunch hour. We have guest storytellers, prizes, but most importantly, new BOOKS! Every child that attends takes home a book for free, every time! Reading Rocks begins June 19th and continues through July 27th from12pm to 1pm.
Schedule Follows:
Mondays: Orchard Elementary and Castle Rock Park
Tuesdays: Central Park and Pioneer Park
Wednesdays: North Park and Gorham Park
Thursdays: Central Park and Pioneer Park
Schedule Follows:
Mondays: Orchard Elementary and Castle Rock Park
Tuesdays: Central Park and Pioneer Park
Wednesdays: North Park and Gorham Park
Thursdays: Central Park and Pioneer Park
School bus transportation 17-18
Sports Physicals for 5th Graders, going into 6th Grade
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Beartooth Family Survey
My input and opinions are valued at Beartooth Elementary School. 88% Agreement
My child is a valued member of the Beartooth school community. 97% Agreement
Teachers care if my child is absent from school. 90% Agreement
If my child has a problem with their ability to learn, there is someone at Beartooth he/she can talk to. 89% Agreement
Teachers and office personnel recognize my child for academic achievement. 92% Agreement
If I have a problem regarding my child's education, there is someone at Beartooth I can talk to. 94% Agreement
Teachers recognize my child being kind and helpful. 93% Agreement
My child gives up when schoolwork is difficult. 57% DISagree, 19% Undecided, and 24% Agree
Bullying (repetitively mean & targeted behavior) is a problem at Bearooth. 63% DISagree, 24% Undecided, and 13% Agree
My child enjoys being at school. 94% Agreement
My child likes trying new things even if he/she may fail. 82% Agreement
The Beartooth School community believes in my child and expects him/her to be successful. 96% Agreement
I set academic goals with my child. 92% Agreement
It is important that our child attends school regularly (3 or less absences per quarter). 99% Agreement
My child is a valued member of the Beartooth school community. 97% Agreement
Teachers care if my child is absent from school. 90% Agreement
If my child has a problem with their ability to learn, there is someone at Beartooth he/she can talk to. 89% Agreement
Teachers and office personnel recognize my child for academic achievement. 92% Agreement
If I have a problem regarding my child's education, there is someone at Beartooth I can talk to. 94% Agreement
Teachers recognize my child being kind and helpful. 93% Agreement
My child gives up when schoolwork is difficult. 57% DISagree, 19% Undecided, and 24% Agree
Bullying (repetitively mean & targeted behavior) is a problem at Bearooth. 63% DISagree, 24% Undecided, and 13% Agree
My child enjoys being at school. 94% Agreement
My child likes trying new things even if he/she may fail. 82% Agreement
The Beartooth School community believes in my child and expects him/her to be successful. 96% Agreement
I set academic goals with my child. 92% Agreement
It is important that our child attends school regularly (3 or less absences per quarter). 99% Agreement
Parent Voice: Thank you to those that completed this survey. We appreciate your honesty and time to provide us valuable feedback.
Winter Music Performance Dec. 22 @ 9:30am and 1pm (same show)
Please follow Mr. Niemeyer on Twitter - search for @NiemeyerMr
Winter Performance: Band/Orchestra
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Audio recordings of our 5th grade BAND performance. This is about 4 months of lessons for about 45-50 minutes per week. They are doing great work.
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Audio recordings of our 5th grade ORCHESTRA performance. Same as band, 4 months @ 50 minutes per week. They are doing amazing work for such a short time.
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Winter Performance: Lifeskills
Bullying
It is important you stand with us against bullying. How? Report it! Cases often go unreported. Students will be presented with a lesson on bullying, what it is and what it isn't and where to find reporting forms in their classroom, the counselor's office, and the main office. Some things to think about:
1) Rude behavior is sometimes purposeful but also accidental that might cause harm or hurt somebody. Usually without the thought or intent to actually harm physically or emotionally.
2) Mean behavior is done purposefully to cause harm in some way but is typically a one time event or done with quite a bit of time between events.
3) Bullying behavior is purposeful, usually thought out and planned, and is repetitively targeting a particular person(s). There is also an imbalance of power - this means the student has some sort of power over the student socially, physically, or emotionally.
CLICK HERE for the reporting form!
1) Rude behavior is sometimes purposeful but also accidental that might cause harm or hurt somebody. Usually without the thought or intent to actually harm physically or emotionally.
2) Mean behavior is done purposefully to cause harm in some way but is typically a one time event or done with quite a bit of time between events.
3) Bullying behavior is purposeful, usually thought out and planned, and is repetitively targeting a particular person(s). There is also an imbalance of power - this means the student has some sort of power over the student socially, physically, or emotionally.
CLICK HERE for the reporting form!
Inclement Weather Information
We've been so fortunate to have such a beautiful autumn. As we look forward, we'll start to see more snow in our weather forecasts. Our friends at the Billings Office of the National Weather Service are making it easier than ever to be prepared. You can find the most up-to-date weather forecasts and information at:
We've been so fortunate to have such a beautiful autumn. As we look forward, we'll start to see more snow in our weather forecasts. Our friends at the Billings Office of the National Weather Service are making it easier than ever to be prepared. You can find the most up-to-date weather forecasts and information at:
- NWS website: http://weather.gov/billings
- Mobile Phone: mobile.weather.gov
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NWSBillings
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/NWSBillings
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/NWSBillingsMT
Required notice coming home
There is a notice coming home that was sent at the beginning of the year. With the new Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), this "new" form is required. You don't need to do anything, but are welcome to contact Mr. Niemeyer at the school as directed in the letter if you'd like. Thanks!
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2016-2017 Supply list for Back to school!
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Math Practice At Home
Check out these great sites for math practice at home. You can also use a deck of cards to play these math games at home.
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Read at Home
This great Symbaloo from the Classy Collaboration blog has tons of great reading recommendations for all grade levels. You might also consider joining a summer reading program, like the one offered through the Billings Public Library or Barnes & Noble.
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Click here to visit the Beartooth PTA Page!
Common Core Informational Video
BPS Growth Summary Report Information Video
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Click Here to View Beartooth Monthly Newsletters.
Family Tree CenterClick here for information on the Family Tree Center.
Internet Safety ResourcesCareer Development ResourcesSnack SafelyBeartooth Elementary has many students with a variety of food allergies and students who adhere to gluten-free diets. We encourage low-sugar, nut-free snacks in our school. For a list of nut-free and egg-free snacks please visit this Snack Safely Guide. (Scroll to the bottom to download the guide.) A list of gluten-free snack ideas can be downloaded here.
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Common Core CurriculumLearn more about the Common Core Curriculum through the following websites and videos:
Videos: Helpful Websites for Parents
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