Sunshine + stitches = the best kind of school day ☀️🧵
Today Ms. Mohney's Intro to FAID class took their learning outside and officially kicked off their Hand Sewing Monster Project! Students started designing and stitching their very own monsters while enjoying some fresh air. Creativity is in full swing and we can’t wait to see these little creatures come to life! 👾✂️
Today Ms. Mohney's Intro to FAID class took their learning outside and officially kicked off their Hand Sewing Monster Project! Students started designing and stitching their very own monsters while enjoying some fresh air. Creativity is in full swing and we can’t wait to see these little creatures come to life! 👾✂️
Read Across America Week Spirit Days
Monday, March 2nd - Friday, March 6th
We were excited to welcome Stevie Stephenson from KCTV5 for today’s #CareerDayFriday! 🎥✨
Stevie shared what it’s really like to work as a meteorologist, from behind-the-scenes production to reporting live and telling stories that matter for our community. Our students loved hearing about the path to a career in media and the skills it takes to succeed on camera and beyond!
Thank you, Stevie, for inspiring the next generation of storytellers! 📰🎤 #CareerConnections #FutureReady #BeBrave
Stevie shared what it’s really like to work as a meteorologist, from behind-the-scenes production to reporting live and telling stories that matter for our community. Our students loved hearing about the path to a career in media and the skills it takes to succeed on camera and beyond!
Thank you, Stevie, for inspiring the next generation of storytellers! 📰🎤 #CareerConnections #FutureReady #BeBrave
Bonner Springs High School Theatre Department is excited to present their spring musical: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown!
Join us for an evening of laughter, heart, and all your favorite Peanuts characters brought to life by our talented students.
Performance Dates and Ticket information:
Friday, March 6 at 7:00 PM
https://gofan.co/event/6167343?schoolId=KS18100
Saturday, March 7 at 7:00 PM
https://gofan.co/event/6167449?schoolId=KS18100
Location: Bonner Springs High School Auditorium
This production is under the direction of Mr. Zachary Shoemaker. We hope to see you there as we celebrate the joy of theatre and the incredible work of our students!
Join us for an evening of laughter, heart, and all your favorite Peanuts characters brought to life by our talented students.
Performance Dates and Ticket information:
Friday, March 6 at 7:00 PM
https://gofan.co/event/6167343?schoolId=KS18100
Saturday, March 7 at 7:00 PM
https://gofan.co/event/6167449?schoolId=KS18100
Location: Bonner Springs High School Auditorium
This production is under the direction of Mr. Zachary Shoemaker. We hope to see you there as we celebrate the joy of theatre and the incredible work of our students!
Mrs. Snyder’s daily living skills class at CMS delivers drink orders to staff on Fridays! This “business” allows students to work on social skills, following directions, budgeting, and counting money!
Clark Middle School is proud to celebrate several of our choir students who were selected to perform in the KMEA Middle Level State Honor Choir.
These students participated in a highly competitive audition process alongside middle school singers from across Kansas, and being chosen for this ensemble is an incredible honor. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to musical excellence have earned them the opportunity to represent CMS and USD 204 at the state level.
We are so proud of the growth these students have shown and the way they continue to represent our school with pride. Please join us in congratulating them and wishing them the best as they take part in this memorable musical experience.
Congratulations Layla, Sebastian and Clayton!
These students participated in a highly competitive audition process alongside middle school singers from across Kansas, and being chosen for this ensemble is an incredible honor. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to musical excellence have earned them the opportunity to represent CMS and USD 204 at the state level.
We are so proud of the growth these students have shown and the way they continue to represent our school with pride. Please join us in congratulating them and wishing them the best as they take part in this memorable musical experience.
Congratulations Layla, Sebastian and Clayton!
8th graders in Mrs. Van Cleave's and Mrs. Schneider's science classes at CMS explored the Law of Conservation of Matter and then completed a hands-on lab last week!
We loved welcoming back one of our own today for #CareerDayFriday in Ms. Mohney's Career and Life Planning Class! 👏
A huge thank you to Luke Carr, former Clark Middle School student and 2024 BSHS graduate, for coming back to share his journey with our students. Now serving as a paraprofessional in Shawnee Mission School District, Luke showed our students what it looks like to give back and make a difference right here in our community. 💙
A huge thank you to Luke Carr, former Clark Middle School student and 2024 BSHS graduate, for coming back to share his journey with our students. Now serving as a paraprofessional in Shawnee Mission School District, Luke showed our students what it looks like to give back and make a difference right here in our community. 💙
Thank you Officer Watson and Officer Allen!
Save the Date for Parent Teacher Conferences!
March 12th 3:30PM to 7:30PM
March 13th 8:00AM - 11:30AM
5th grade students had the opportunity to try out all instruments offered in beginning band. High school band students were the ones that assisted in this process! Thanks to everyone that showed up for our event!
Seventh-grade students have been exploring cells, DNA, and genetics. In our DNA extraction lab, they mashed strawberries, added a salty, soapy solution, filtered the mixture, and poured in rubbing alcohol to break open the cell nuclei and cause the DNA from all the strawberry’s cells to precipitate, or clump together. The DNA was visible without a microscope and had a slightly slimy texture. Seeing the real, stringy DNA in front of them helped connect the illustrations we’ve been studying to an actual, tangible example.
We will be conducting a Chromebook and charger check for all students this Friday, February 13. Please remind your student to bring both their Chromebook and charger to school on Friday.
Thank you for your support!
Huge shout out to our amazing SRO, Officer Allen, for taking the time to speak with our Career & Life Planning students today! 👮♀️💬 Hearing about her career path, experiences, and advice was so impactful. We appreciate you investing in our students and helping them envision their futures!
Smiles, moments, and memories that last forever! Get your yearbook today!
The Valentine dance is Friday, February 13, 2026 from 3:00PM-5:00PM. Students need to be passing all classes by the morning of February 10th in order to attend. Students that have had ISS or OSS from January 13th- February 13th will not be allowed to attend the dance. The cost is $5 to attend. Tickets will be sold 2/11, 2/12 and 2/13 at lunch.
Congratulations for our January Students of the Month! These students demonstrated the BRAVE character trait of BELIEVE.
Dear 8th Grade Parents and Guardians,
Over the next few weeks, our 8th grade students will begin the process of learning about high school graduation requirements and selecting classes for their freshman year. Counselors from BSHS will be working directly with students during the school day to guide them through this process.
Below is an overview of the upcoming enrollment activities and important dates:
Friday, January 30
During Advisory, all 8th grade students will watch an informational Pre-Enrollment video explaining the high school course selection process. If a student is absent or if families would like to view the video, it will also be available in the Class of 2030 Google Classroom beginning Friday.
Tuesday, February 3
BSHS counselors will visit CMS and work with students during their Social Studies classes to complete a Pre-Enrollment form.
Tuesday, February 10
BSHS counselors will return to CMS and assist students during their Science classes with entering their course requests into Skyward.
If you have questions about high school course offerings or the enrollment process, please contact the appropriate BSHS counselor listed below:
Mariah Spencer
Students with last names A–G
spencerm@usd204.net
Theresa Snyder
Students with last names H–O
snydert@usd204.net
Tyler McMahan
Students with last names P–Z
mcmahant@usd204.net
Thank you for your continued support as we help students prepare for this exciting transition to high school.
Over the next few weeks, our 8th grade students will begin the process of learning about high school graduation requirements and selecting classes for their freshman year. Counselors from BSHS will be working directly with students during the school day to guide them through this process.
Below is an overview of the upcoming enrollment activities and important dates:
Friday, January 30
During Advisory, all 8th grade students will watch an informational Pre-Enrollment video explaining the high school course selection process. If a student is absent or if families would like to view the video, it will also be available in the Class of 2030 Google Classroom beginning Friday.
Tuesday, February 3
BSHS counselors will visit CMS and work with students during their Social Studies classes to complete a Pre-Enrollment form.
Tuesday, February 10
BSHS counselors will return to CMS and assist students during their Science classes with entering their course requests into Skyward.
If you have questions about high school course offerings or the enrollment process, please contact the appropriate BSHS counselor listed below:
Mariah Spencer
Students with last names A–G
spencerm@usd204.net
Theresa Snyder
Students with last names H–O
snydert@usd204.net
Tyler McMahan
Students with last names P–Z
mcmahant@usd204.net
Thank you for your continued support as we help students prepare for this exciting transition to high school.
Our daily living skills class took part in a hands-on activity focused on real-world skills. Students prepared grilled cheese sandwiches and made drink orders for staff purchases. Throughout the activity, students practiced food preparation, following multi-step directions, kitchen safety, communication, and basic customer service skills. The experience also encouraged teamwork and responsibility while giving students the opportunity to serve others in a meaningful way.
The Book Fair is back!
Save the date!
Get your eWallets ready!
Let’s get ready to READ!!
January 26 - February 11! Don’t miss out!