Bethel Public Schools Newsletter 3.16.12

Superintendent’s News

 Governor Malloy’s Visit

Last night at Bethel High School Governor Malloy presented his education reform proposal and responded to questions and concerns about elements of the reform package. The Governor’s proposal focuses on six principles:

-Enhancing family access to high quality early childhood education

-Authorizing intense interventions and support to turn around Connecticut’s lowest performing schools

-Expanding availability of high quality model schools

-Unleashing innovation by removing red tape and other barriers to success

-Ensuring high quality teachers and principals in all schools through implementation of effective evaluation systems and tenure reform

-Delivering more resources to districts with the greatest need

 The entire bill (SB 24) as well as a host of summaries and reactions to the bill can be found on line by conducting a simple search of CT SB 24.

 The Governor stated last night that he chose to come to Bethel because we are a high achieving district that has demonstrated the ability to close the achievement gap. He commended our district for that effort and suggested that his reform package will enable other districts to do what we have done.

 Dr. Jordan very eloquently expressed our district’s concerns about his teacher evaluation proposal. In response, the Governor requested that we send the language we would like to see in the bill. As a district administration, we have a number of concerns about what the impact of this bill could be on our high performing system.

 Our state legislators are very clearly seeking input and feedback about the Governor’s proposal. I urge all interested residents to study the bill and express their thoughts to our local legislators.

 

Budget Update

On Monday night the Board of Finance voted 4-3 to reduce the Board of Education’s proposed operating budget by $400,000. The chairman noted that he believed that the Board of Education and school administration “did everything right” with this budget, but felt very strongly that the town would not approve this increase at referendum.

 As I noted in my letter to the Bethel Bulletin earlier in the week, because this budget and other recent budgets over the last five years have been status quo, the only way to address the cut through a budget reduction is by eliminating staff and programs. There are still many variables and unknowns with regard to the budget so it is difficult to predict how many staff positions may need to be cut. The range could be anywhere from 2-7. Cutting any staff would be a significant detriment to our total educational program and I am pursuing every possible course of action to prevent staff reduction.

 We have an exemplary school system. Cuts of this magnitude make an already extraordinarily complex and challenging task that much more difficult. It is easy for some to write off the proposed cuts as a simple need to “do more with less.” Bethel Public Schools has been, appropriately, as a down economy necessitated, doing more with less for years. We have made appropriate staff reductions, improved efficiencies, and monitored very carefully at how we spend tax dollars. Concurrently, we have realized our highest achievement levels to date, closed achievement gaps for many of our most struggling students, and expanded opportunities for students at every level. Our full day kindergarten program, introduced without adding any additional staff, is realizing academic gains that exceed our expectations!

 The next step in the budget process is the Public Hearing which is scheduled for April 4th. At this hearing Bethel residents can express their viewpoints regarding proposed budgets directly to the Board of Finance.

 All of the Board of Education Budget information is posted on our district website.

The Board of Education’s presentation to the BOF can be found on our homepage. (Click here)

 

Spread the Word

There is a great deal of good news about our schools right now. I encourage all parents and stakeholders to take some time get better acquainted with all of our budget, achievement, and program information that can be found on our website in order to understand all that we have accomplished to date and how we have done so while making every effort to contain costs. This link (Click here) will send you to a summary of recent accomplishments.

 

Brown Bag Lunch

If anyone would be interested in talking about some of these items in person, I invite you to contact my office and join me for a brown bag lunch. Please contact pares@bethel.k12.ct.us or call (203)794-8601.

 

Achievement News

 We recently received an update on our students’ SAT performance. Our Critical Reading scores were consistent, we noted significant gains in mathematics (+11 points) and writing (+6 points). This is yet another current example of our improved academic achievement.

SAT Scores for test taken "any time" during senior year:  Increases in mathematics and writing are significant from 2010 to 2011.

2011

Critical Reading 519

Mathematics 529

Writing 520

 

 2010

Critical Reading  521

Mathematics 518

Writing 514

 

Congratulations!

 

Congratulations to Damon Coachman and the BHS Jazz Band for their outstanding performance at the national Berklee College, HS Jazz Festival in Boston last weekend!  The band performed brilliantly placing 5th of 17 bands from across the country in their class.  Berklee is a highly competitive arena - each and every one of you should be incredibly proud!

 Congratulations to Aidan Neuner for his receipt of the "Judges Choice Award" in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the ensemble!

 THANK YOU MR. COACHMAN - for every moment you give to the education and development of our High School musicians.  The opportunities you bring to the table ensure our kids are able to pursue and expand their own creativity, and that they can compete with the best!

 

Parent/Teacher Workshop

 “Engaging Boy Writers” The Bethel Public Schools is hosting a parent/teacher workshop entitled "Engaging Boy Writers." Our guest speaker, Dr. Ralph Fletcher, has written many books on the topic of how to teach writing. He has toured the country enlightening his audiences while helping teachers and parents better understand boys and nurture them as writers. In clear language, he will give us his foundational principles as well as the major components we need as teachers and parents to help boys flourish as writers.

 After his 45 minute presentation there will be time for questions, answers, and discussion. This presentation will be on Tuesday evening, March 27, 2012.  Come join us at 7 pm in Berry School.

 

Tip o’ the Cap

 A special THANK YOU to Bethel Middle School’s Physical Education Department (Keith Marotta, Erin Tegmier, Nate Rinas, and Steve Schrader) for hosting their annual Tiger Ball tournament. This fundraising effort brought together a large number of Bethel Middle School’s students and staff in support of the Scotty Fund. Together, they raised $2,000!

 

Summer’s BEST 2012

 SAVE THE DATES: Bethel’s Summer’s BEST Programs will take place this summer from July 2-July 27, 2012.

 Summer’s BEST 2012 has arrived! The Bethel Public Schools will be offering many new and dynamic programs. We hope to create a summertime adventure of discovery, fun, and learning that will build knowledge and enrich your child. The goal of the summer program is to encourage children to explore new skills, talents, and interests as well as maintain and sharpen academic skills, boost academic confidence, and reinforce the value of education.

The Enrichment programs are self- funding. The cost of each program is set to cover the cost of the teacher and the materials. You will be sending your child to a fun, safe, educational program.

Enrichment registration begins on April 30, 2012 at the Bethel Board of Education Office. You may register after April 30th by mail or through the schools. Program information is available on our website or click here for Summer’s BEST Brochure and Registration Information

Save the month of July to enroll your child in a rewarding summer experience!

 

Presidential Service Awards

Presidential Service Awards - All records of volunteer hours are due to Linda Anderson at BHS by April 1st. Please see below for the criteria for each award.

Award Criteria: Any individual, family, or group can receive Presidential recognition for volunteer hours earned over a 12-month period or over the course of a lifetime at home or abroad. The following are the eligibility requirements for each age group:

 

Kids: Age 5-14

Young Adults: Individual Age 15-25

Adults: Individual Age 26 +

 

Presidential Volunteer Service Award Criteria Bronze Level

Kids: 50 to 74 hours

Young Adults: 100 to 174 hours

Adults: 100 to 249 hours

Family & Groups: 200 to 499 hours

 

Presidential Volunteer Service Award Criteria Silver Level.

Kids: 75 to 99 hours

Young Adults: 175 to 249 hours

Adults: 250 to 499 hours

Family & Groups: 500 to 999 hours

 

Presidential Volunteer Service Award Criteria Gold Level.

Kids: 100 hours or more

Young Adults: 250 hours or more

Adults: 500 hours or more

Family & Groups: 1000 hours or more

 

President’s Call to Service Award Presidential Volunteer Service Award Criteria All Ages

4,000 hours or more of volunteer service (over a lifetime).

 

Circle of Friends/Kindergarten News

Pre-School Screening - Are you concerned that your child might be experiencing developmental delays?

 If so, you and your child (3-5 years old) are encouraged to participate in a Circle of Friends screening. While meeting the staff to discuss concerns or ask questions regarding your child’s development, your child will take part in informal play activities that include songs and motor activities.

 The preschool team includes the Supervisor of Special Education, Preschool Special Education Teachers, Speech/Language Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist and School Social Worker.

 Screening date:

Wednesday, March 28th from 10:30-11:30 a.m.

 

Pre-registration is appreciated but drop-ins are welcomed.

For more information please contact Katharine MacDonald at 794-8679.

The Pre-school screen is open to Bethel residents only

 

Reminder to Parents about Kindergarten Registration

If you have a child who will be 5 years old on or before January 1, 2013, he/she is eligible to start kindergarten in August. If you have not already pre-registered, please do so by calling Sue White at 203-830-7355, Monday–Friday, between 9 AM and 3 PM.

 If you have already received your registration packet, please call your child’s assigned school to set up a registration/screening appointment as soon as possible.

 Berry School – 203-794-8680

Rockwell School – 203-794-8690

 

Middle School News

On Monday March 19th, through Friday March 23rd, we will be selling wristbands during our lunch waves titled Help Band Against Bullying.  One of our 7th grade students, Gwenyth Stuard is leading this campaign to raise awareness of bullying…one band at a time. We want every child and adult to wear this wristband with pride and spread the word so that everyone knows we are going to stand united in our fight against bullying. Each band is $3 and for every band we sell, $1 goes toward our school to help support programs that raise awareness about bullying.  Students who purchase a band will also be asked to sign their name on a large banner that will be displayed on one of our walls in the main lobby.  Please support this very worthwhile cause.  We have bands in youth and adult sizes.  Below is a picture of the wristband and you can check out their website at: www.helpbandagainstbullying.org

Middle School CMT Schedule – click here

 

Middle school yearbooks are still on sale. They may be ordered online at JostensYearbooks.com or click here for the order form and submit (with a check for $36 made out to BMS Yearbook) to Mrs. Malatesta in the Library Information Center.

 

High School News

 ATTENTION BHS SENIORS: Time is running out to apply for the Central PTO Scholarship. Applications are available for pick up in the Guidance Department. Applications are due back to Mrs. Hallock no later than this Friday, March 23. Three $1000 scholarships will be awarded at scholarship Night. Applications will be accepted from students who meet the criteria listed on the application.

 

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY: The Bethel High School Parent/Teacher/Student Organization (BHSPTSO) will be awarding two scholarships to graduating seniors. In order to apply, you need to complete the application which can be picked up in the BHS Guidance Office, provide two letters of recommendations (only two please), and return them to Mrs. Hallock by the end of school on Friday, March 23.

 

“Jack and the Beanstalk”- The Bethel High School On Stage Players will present two performances of the children’s play “Jack and the Beanstalk” on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 1:00 and 3:00 P.M at the Bethel High School Auditorium. General admission is $5.00. Tickets reserved in advance will be $4.00. Email correnty@sbcglobal.net Subject: "Jack & the Beanstalk". Anyone purchasing tickets at the door will be given a $1.00 discount on each ticket for each can of beans that is donated for the food pantry.

 

NEED HELP FILLING OUT YOUR FAFSA? Naugatuck Valley Community College is hosting FAFSA Workshop on Saturday, March 24th. The workshop will begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. If you plan on attending, be sure to bring the following information with you: 2011 federal tax return for parent and/or student; 2011 W2’s for parent and/or student; PIN for student and/or parent (this may be obtained prior to workshop by going to www.pin.ed.gov); green card (if you are an eligible non-citizen); social Security benefits amount received for 2011; 2011 food stamp and/or CASH amount; child support amount received in 2011; workmen’s compensation amount in 2011; and unemployment compensation amount received in 2011. For further event details, please call NVCC at 203-575-8274.

 

iPAD Raffle - The students traveling on the Bethel Abroad trip this summer are holding a fund-raiser to offset the cost of their trip to London, Paris, and Barcelona. We are selling raffle tickets for a 16GB iPad 2- 3G at $5.00 each. If you would like to purchase a ticket (and help in this fund-raising endeavor), you can purchase tickets from BHS teachers, Mari Lerz or Marjorie Overmier, or any of the Bethel Abroad students. We will be selling the tickets all spring. The drawing will be held in June.

 Send cash or check (made out to BHS Student Activities) with your name, address, phone numbers and other important contact info to:

 

Bethel Abroad Program

c/o Mari Lerz and Marjorie Overmier

Bethel High School

300 Whittlesey Dr.

Bethel, CT. 06801

 

Don't miss out on an opportunity to win a great piece of technology!!!Thanks for supporting the Bethel Abroad program!

 

Elementary School Lunch News

Elementary Menu for March 19 – March 24

 

Monday – Oven-Baked Coleman’s All Natural Chicken Tenders with Dinner Roll & Steamed Green Beans OR Gardenburger on a Roll, daily selection of fresh healthy sides

 Tuesday – Cheesy Italian Dunkers with Marinara Sauce & Tossed Salad, daily selection of fresh healthy sides.

 Wednesday – 100% Beef Coleman’s All Natural Hot Dog with Cheddar Goldfish Crackers, daily selection of fresh healthy sides

 Thursday – Beefy Nachos served with Tostito’s Chips & Assorted Toppings , daily selection of fresh healthy sides

 Friday - Freshly-Made Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza with Tossed Salad & Fresh-Baked Cookies or Tuna Sandwich, daily selection of fresh healthy sides

 

LUNCH PRICES –

Elementary - $2.45

Secondary - $2.85

 

Each lunch includes a main item, up to two sides and a milk.

 

Bethel Continuing Education News

 Save gas Money – Try an Online Class at home! Bethel Continuing Education has a program that makes it easy for you to take high-quality, noncredit online courses, no matter where you are located. We have partnered with ed2go to offer hundreds of online, instructor-facilitated courses. This is your opportunity to brush up on an old skill, learn a new one, or take that course you have always been interested in. Most importantly, you will save money on gas! All of the courses provide well-crafted lessons, expert online instruction, and interaction with fellow students. You have the flexibility to study at your own pace, while still having enough structure and support to complete the course. Classroom access is available 24/7 from anywhere with an Internet connection. New sessions of each course run every month. They last six weeks, with two new lessons being released weekly (for a total of 12). The courses are entirely Web-based with comprehensive lessons, quizzes, and assignments. A dedicated expert instructor facilitates every course; pacing learners, answering questions, giving feedback, and facilitating discussions. To learn more, call Angela Guerriero at 203-794-8600 x450 or visit them online at www.ed2go.com/bethel.

 

Sports News & Information

 You can now follow Bethel High School Athletics on Twitter @bethelsports

 The Rebound Club and the BHS Girls' basketball coaching staff are holding a free basketball clinic for any Bethel Middle school girl in March. We will work on fundamental drills that will help prepare players to enjoy the game with improved skills. Come out and have some fun and improve your game!!

Time: 7:00-8:00

Place: BHS gym

Date: Monday 3/19/12

Any questions, contact Stewart Teed 203.240.8808 stewart.teed@gmail.com

Also - FREE Upcoming training sessions for Bethel Girls!!!!!!!

Need to touch the rim?  Need to hurdle or high jump?  Want to become more explosive?

If so, meet Coach Morgatto and Stewart Teed at BHS gym every Wednesday in March from 6:00-7:00pm for Vertimax training.

 

Bethel Youth Wrestling Club (BYWC) announces their first ever wrestling tournament Shamrock Showdown to be held on Sunday, March 18th, 2012 at Bethel High School, 300 Whittlesey Drive, Bethel, CT. Start time is 9am for K-5 age wrestlers and 12:30 for middle school age wrestlers.

BYWC invites the public to attend this exciting tournament and learn more about the sport of wrestling, the BYWC program and cheer on the Bethel Wrestling team.

Spectators’ admission is $3.00 and free for ages 12 and under, and free for coaches with a current USA Coaches card. Breakfast, lunch and snacks will be available on site in designated areas.

All wrestlers will be grouped by both age category and weight into 4 or 5-man brackets. Each wrestler will wrestle one-another giving each wrestler a total of 3 or 4 matches (round-robin) format. Medals for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place wrestlers will be awarded. In addition, 1st place winners receive a free T-shirt. Emergency medical personnel will be on site.

The Shamrock Showdown tournament is an exciting milestone for BYWC. Bethels’ wrestling program originated in 1993 under the direction of Ron Schulman, serving K-8 students. This K-8 program feeds the Bethel High School wrestling program which has the following team accomplishments since 1993:

3 SWC team titles

2 Class M State Runner-up finishes

1 Class M State Title

Also, since 1996 every All State wrestler Bethel High has had has been an alumnus of the BYWC program, including 2 that went on to wrestle at the division 1 college level.

Bethel Youth Wrestling Club (BYWC) is a new name, changed from Bethel Youth Wrestling Association (BYWA), to demonstrate commitment to the youth who make up the wrestling club. Also, a new web site is available at http://www.bethelyouthwrestlingclub.com where you can find schedules, tournament registration, sign up, directions and more. Click here for flyer.

 Bethel Youth Football and Competitive Cheer Registration for the 2012 Season will be held

March 24th from 9AM – 1PM at the Municipal Center. Click here for more info.

 Bethel Youth Lacrosse 3RD Annual Bethel Lacrosse Face-Off Madness - Sunday, March 18th

Click here for more info.

 

Pro Access Teen Center News

 BUS #1A will drop members at Pro Access directly from school.   Did you know your kids can take the bus right from school to Pro Access on Wed. and Thursdays when we are opened?  Pro Access is opened from 2:30 – 6PM on Wednesdays and Thursdays. 

 2012 Fitness Challenge – get ready for Spring with our Fitness Challenge.  We will meet once a week with 2 personal trainers to learn the weekly exercises.  We will log your workout minutes and at the end of the 6-weeks the person who logged in the most minutes will win a 3 month membership to Snap Fitness.  We will meet on Tuesdays from 6-6:45 starting this Tuesday, March 13.  RSVP NECESSARY!  Email Hilda to RSVP. 

 Open Gym – this Friday from 9-11PM.  Cost: $2.  Open Gym is opened for any 7th through 12th grader.  You are allowed to come one time without becoming a Pro Access member.  After your first time you must come back with a completed application and a membership fee or renewal fee.   Applications and more information are available on our website. 

 Come help create a flower for Bethel Blooms this Friday night from 7-8:45MP at Pro Access.   We need your creativity in order to win the prize!

 Sycamores – Monday, March 13 from 3-5PM.  Burgers or hot dogs or grilled cheese or chicken nuggets with fries and shake for $5.  Bus #17 will take you there from the High School and Bus #11 will take you there from the Middle School.     

 7th & 8th Grade St. Patty’s Day Party on Friday March 16 from 7-8:45.  RSVP necessary

 Girls Are Great Program – Wednesday March 21st from 3:30 – 5PM.  Meet the author of Tao Girls Rule, CJ Golden and learn great tips on being powerful, confident girl!  Check out Ms. Golden’s website at www.taogirl.com. RSVP necessary.

 Ring Dinner All-Nighter After Party!  Come and hang out at Pro Access after Ring Dinner till 8AM Saturday morning.  Check out the website for details.  RSVP necessary. 

 ART CLASS – Our first art class using charcoal.  You’ll learn all kinds of great steps to creating beautiful works of art with professional local artist Laura McCormick.  We are inviting beginners and experienced artists to join the class.  Cost: $20.

 Financial assistance is available for ALL Pro Access activities.

 Email Hilda DeLucia at hildadelucia@sbcgloba.net  to RSVP for any program.  Call us at 203-778-7522 or visit our website for more information at www.bethelproaccess.org.

 

 

 Community News & Events

 Bethel Blooms Spring Festival and Art Walk is on Saturday March 31st from 11am to 4pm - Egg Hunt, Live Music, Art Demonstrations, and more! http://www.bethelchamber.com for complete details. Bethel Student Artwork will be on display at Bethel Photoworks.

 Come to the Bethel Public Library on Tuesday, March 20, 6-7:15 pm, for a special after-hours teen program. We will be discussing The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins in preparation for the movie release on March 23!

 This program is presented by RYASAP's MYO program. MYO stands for Mine, Yours, and Ours and is all about growing as a person, working together as a team, and making the world a better place. RYASAP is an urban/suburban collaborative for solving community problems in greater Bridgeport and throughout Connecticut. RYASAP has programs is youth and young adult leadership development, juvenile justice advocacy and human services and education systems and policy reform.

 

Junior Achievement (JA) is the world's largest organization dedicated to giving young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success, plan for their future, and make smart academic and economic choices.  JA programs are delivered by corporate and community volunteers, and provide relevant, hands-on experiences that give students from kindergarten through high school knowledge and skills in financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship.   JA programs empower students to make a connection between what they learn in school and how it can be applied in the real world - enhancing the relevance of their classroom learning and increasing their understanding of the value of staying in school.

 This school year, Junior Achievement of Western Connecticut working in partnership with community and corporate volunteers will provide empowering programs to approximately 1,790 students in Bethel, CT.  But we need your help! Junior Achievement provides the training, curriculum and Bethel students ready to meet you!  Our volunteers receive a resource kit complete with an easy-to-follow teaching guide and learning materials necessary for program implementation. Volunteers present 5-8, one-hour activities, typically once a week, in a classroom during a convenient time for them within the school day. Volunteers are needed at F.A. Berry Elementary, Bethel High School and Bethel Middle School. For more information please contact Katie Rossi, 203-690-2336 krossi@jawct.org. For more information about JAWCT visit our website, http://jawct.org or LIKE us on Facebook!

 

Connecticut Foundation for Dental Outreach (CDFO) in collaboration with the Connecticut State Dental Association (CSDA) is providing a free dental clinic for underserved and uninsured in Connecticut - The Connecticut Mission of Mercy is affectionately referred to as CTMOM. The two day clinic provides free dental care to the underserved and uninsured in Connecticut – those that would otherwise go without dental care. Oral health is inseparable from general health and can affect a person’s self-esteem, compromise their ability to work, attend school and lead a normal life.

CTMOM 2012 Information:

March 23- 24

Clinic opens at 6 a.m.

O'Neill Center

Western Connecticut State University

West Side Campus

43 Lake Ave. Ext.

Danbury, CT 06811

For additional information Patient Information

 

 

"Journey into Dyslexia", a HBO film will be shown free of charge at the Mark Twain Library in Redding on Tuesday, March 20 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

 Click here for more information and registration.

 

BEtv Schedule

 Here's what's on BEtv this weekend. Dr. Smith sits down with Dr. Cosentino and a few High School Students. And check out all the talent at BMS on the BMS Variety Show. Remember you can always check our listings at http://www.bethel.k12.ct.us/subsite/bhs/page/betv-schedule-1308

 

Schedule for Friday, 3/16/2012

12:00AM    

BOE Meeting 2-23-2012

2:00AM    

BMS Variety Show

4:15AM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

5:00AM    

JSTV -Physical Education BHS Happenings - Finance Challenge BHS Happenings - Interview with Dr. Smith

6:00AM    

Mirage Film Festival

6:58AM    

*Bethel Schools Today - BHS

7:30AM    

Bethel Schools Today - BMS

8:00AM    

BOE Budget to Presentation to BOF

10:00AM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

10:45AM    

JSTV - Physical Education BHS Happenings - Finance Challenge BHS Happenings - Interview with Dr. Smith

11:28AM    

*Bethel Schools Today - BHS

Schedule for Saturday, 3/17/2012

12:00PM    

BOE Budget to Presentation to BOF

2:00PM    

BOE Meeting 2-23-2012

4:00PM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

5:00PM    

Bethel Schools Today - BMS

5:30PM    

*Bethel Schools Today - BHS

6:05PM    

JSTV - Physical Education BHS Happenings - Finance Challenge BHS Happenings - Interview with Dr. Smith

7:00PM    

Mirage Film Festival

8:00PM    

BMS Variety Show

10:15PM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

11:00PM    

Mirage Film Festival

Schedule for Sunday, 3/18/2012

8:00AM    

JSTV - Physical Education BHS Happenings - Finance Challenge BHS Happenings - Interview with Dr. Smith

 

8:45AM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

 

9:28AM    

*Bethel Schools Today - BHS

 

10:00AM    

Bethel Schools Today - BMS

 

10:30AM    

Mirage Film Festival

 

11:20AM    

BMS Variety Show

 

1:30PM    

Bethel Schools Today - BMS

 

10:00PM    

BOE Budget to Presentation to BOF

Schedule for Monday, 3/19/2012

12:00AM    

BOE Meeting 2-23-2012

2:00AM    

BMS Variety Show

4:15AM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

5:00AM    

JSTV - Physical Education BHS Happenings - Finance Challenge BHS Happenings - Interview with Dr. Smith

6:00AM    

Mirage Film Festival

6:58AM    

*Bethel Schools Today - BHS

7:30AM    

Bethel Schools Today - BMS

8:00AM    

BOE Budget to Presentation to BOF

10:00AM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

10:45AM    

JSTV - Physical Education BHS Happenings - Finance Challenge BHS Happenings - Interview with Dr. Smith

11:28AM    

*Bethel Schools Today - BHS

12:00PM    

BOE Budget to Presentation to BOF

2:00PM    

BOE Meeting 2-23-2012

4:00PM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

5:00PM    

Bethel Schools Today - BMS

5:30PM    

*Bethel Schools Today - BHS

6:05PM    

JSTV - Physical Education BHS Happenings - Finance Challenge BHS Happenings - Interview with Dr. Smith

7:00PM    

Mirage Film Festival

8:00PM    

BMS Variety Show

10:15PM    

Bethel Schools Today - Tech Talk BMS Digital Learning - Lego League

11:00PM    

Mirage Film Festival