ELA class working hard on their essays! 📝
🌟 Students in Ms. Musso’s science class became the teachers today! 🌟
Each student dove deep into the world of an animal of their choice, becoming true experts. They explored the different types of light receptors their animals use and shared their discoveries with the class. 🐾👩🏫🔬
Each student dove deep into the world of an animal of their choice, becoming true experts. They explored the different types of light receptors their animals use and shared their discoveries with the class. 🐾👩🏫🔬
The BHS Cheerleaders are hosting a PJ Party Fundraiser for PreK3 - 5th graders on Saturday, December 20th, 9AM - 12PM. A great time for parents to free up a couple of hours to finish Christmas preparations . Scan the QR code to register.
The 4th grade 4-H group learned about germs today and how simple habits like handwashing can help stop the spread. Great lessons for staying healthy! 🧼👏
Our 5th graders were learning about food safety at the 4-H meeting today.
UPDATED BUES cafe menu December 1-5. BUES students eat free breakfast and lunch thanks to WBR Child Nutrition.
Excellence lives at BUES!
Congratulations to this month’s Examples of Excellence, sponsored by Raising Cane’s Port Allen! These outstanding students and staff members truly shine as they exemplify our CKH 🩵 word of the month: Teamwork.
We are so proud of Micah, Jaxon, Mica, and Shelby, along with Miss Sherman, Ms. Dorsey, Ms. Schopp, and Mrs. Olinde.
Balloons: @225partymom
Happy Thanksgiving. We are thankful you are part of the WBR family. Enjoy your break. Students return December 1st.
When your athletes compete in bowling they get a send off fit for the queens they are. We are proud of Dailyn and Avery.
BUES Thanksgiving....pizza, salad, great conversations plus a precious cookie cake created by our own Ms Schopp.
Underground dress up day number #4. Dress like your favorite holiday!
Nothing but goldfish in a cup...,
We’re excited to share that BUES has once again earned a solid B on our state performance score! We’re proud of this grade and are more energized than ever as we keep climbing toward that coveted A. Great things are ahead!
Teachers drink from anything from a cup.
Ms. Musso’s science class hit Critical Juncture #3 in the Vision and Light unit! Partners worked together to trace the path of light and discover how the Tokay gecko knows it has its prey in sight.
Today’s lesson, think outside the cup!
Students having great discussions and searching for evidence about opinion writings in ELA class! 📝
Student's in Ms. Musso's science class were trying to determine how a predator can tell the difference between two types of prey? Is it safe or is it toxic?
If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Happy 67th Day of school!! 😂
Ms. Holland's classes were learning about the attraction of molecules.
