Today’s PARP Story is Imagine a Day.
Today’s fun fact is that your imagination can help you learn and apply the things you are learning. So if you find something hard to understand try to use your imagination and apply it to your life.
The winning class for this book is Mrs. Zambotti's Class.
Wednesday's PARP Story is 11 Experiments that Failed.
Today’s fun fact is that it would only take one hour to drive to space if you could go straight up in the air.
The winning class for this book is Ms. Tye's Class.
Tuesday's PARP Story is Goldilocks and the 3 Dinosaurs.
Today’s fun fact is that the word “dinosaur” was originally coined by a British paleontologist named Richard Owen in 1842, and came from the Greek words dienos (“terrible”) and sauros (“reptile”).
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The winning class for this book is Mrs. Persch's Class.
Attention BCS Class of 2022! It is not too late to order your cap and gown. Go to https://www.jostens.com/ and do the following:
1. Click shop your school.
2. Enter school name.
3. Click Graduation.
4. Packages will appear which include the CGT.
5. Keep scrolling and click shop now for individual items if you do not want one of the packages.
The basic package of cap, gown and tassel costs $44. Questions can be directed to tom.mcgrath@jostens.com.
Today’s PARP Story is Thank you, Mr. Falker.
Today’s fun fact is that teachers don't actually live at the school. They have their own homes and families but they enjoy spending much of their life with their students who become like family.
A special thank you to all the adults in the school that work so hard and give all of themselves to the students. You are seen and appreciated.
The winning class for this book is Miss. Woltz's Class.
Dress your best day for PARP!
Today’s PARP Story is The Fate of Fausto.
Today’s fun fact is that the first known boat dates back around 8,000 years ago.
The winning class for this book is Mrs. Frost’s Class.
Today, the district will be selling 100 bouquets of beautiful tulips in support of the Chautauqua Hospice and Palliative Care. Please stop by the high school gym entrance off of School Street from 2:30 p.m.- 4:30 p.m. or until sold out. We hope to see you there!
Tomorrow, Thursday, March 24th the district will be selling 100 bouquets of beautiful tulips in support of the Chautauqua Hospice and Palliative Care. Please stop by the high school gym entrance off of School Street from 2:30 p.m.- 4:30p.m. or until sold out.
Today’s PARP Story is Sidewalk Flowers.
Today’s fun fact is that several centuries ago in Holland, tulips were more valuable than gold.
The winning class for this book is Mrs. Cornelious’ Class.
Ms. Tye's class is celebrating the book Sidewalk Flowers and one student is sharing the meaning of the book by sharing brightness and caring by bring in flowers for the whole class.
More monster hair pictures from 4th grade Mrs. Tiberio's Class
Today’s PARP story is My Teacher is a Monster.
Today’s fun fact is that monsters include mummies, zombies, werewolves, vampires, and Frankenstein. But don't worry, all of these things are made up creatures to bring entertainment to readers.
The winning class for this book is Mrs. Mutch’s Class.
Today's at home activity is to make a card for your parents to thank them for being your teacher on and off the last few year! Happy PARP day 2!
Gracie in Mrs. Mutch's 2nd grade class made herself a picture and wrote a letter to tell her future self about her goals. She will seal it up and keep it until she turns 18 and open it then. This goes along with the Oh The Places You'll Go by Dr. Seuss book we read yesterday for PARP! Great job Gracie. Feel free to share your students work with Ms. Tye at atye@broctoncsd.org and she can share it out for others to see.
Welcome to the first day of PARP. We are excited to see how much the kids will love all of our stories and enjoy doing different activities with your families.
Today’s story is Oh the Places You’ll Go. Today's fun fact is that it first came out in 1990 and over 12.5 million copies have been sold.
The winning class for this book is Mrs. Tiberio’s Class. They have earned a copy of the book.
Have a great first day of PARP
Pre-sale tickets for this year's BCS Drama Club production of "The Addams Family," are available for $8 each at https://broctoncsd.seatyourself.biz . Any remaining tickets will be available at the door the nights of the show for $10 until sold out.
Shows are Friday, March 25 and Saturday, March 26 at 7 pm in the district auditorium! (Doors open at 6:30. Please use the HIGH SCHOOL entrance)
Please direct any questions to Mrs. Bohn at mbohn@broctoncsd.org
Parent- Teacher conferences will be held on Thursday, March 17th from 5 PM to 8 PM. In addition on Friday, March 18th there will be no school for students so that additional Parent-Teacher conferences can be held from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM.
The district also has a large supply of at-home COVID-19 test kits to be distributed to parents and guardians. Please feel free to take a test kit as they will be available in the Elementary and MS/HS lobbies.
NYSABE Parent Institute in collaboration with NYS Language RBERN at NYU - Reclaiming social justice in bilingual education for mulitlingual learners: the time is now.
Registration link : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdcVZ_2hqDhWkahp-7n_oWZ0FY2ehxDatXef1QUOsKhe2K2jA/viewform
Dear Brocton Community, The Chautauqua County Health Department will be hosting it's last COVID Vaccine clinic for this school year. It will be held in the Auditorium from 9:30 AM to 11 AM, tomorrow March 8, 2022. Anyone who will receive a vaccine may either get a second dose or their first dose with the reminder that they will need to schedule further doses at another site.
Please complete the required registration form on the Brocton website to schedule a vaccine. Please call the Health Office with any questions at (716) 792-2146.
Brocton Elementary students have been working hard to achieve their reading goals in the online Successmaker program. Many of them met their mid year goals and were rewarded with their choice of playing outside in the snow or participating in a escape room type of game called Breakout. Here are some photos of the Breakout game, where students worked together and problem solved to find the clues they needed to unlock a box secrued with multiple locks. Math and ELA skills were also incoproated into the challenges. Each group had a great time (there were a lot of laughs and surprises)! The students were super sleuths, solving all the puzzles to unlock the locks.
