Ms. Mohney’s Nutrition and Wellness class made Pico De Gallo to practice their knife safety skills!
Happy Halloween, BRAVES! After a day of learning and treats, we hope you have a fun evening. Remember to stay safe, stick with a group, and watch for traffic. No school tomorrow -- we will see you on Monday! 🧡🖤
As Veterans Day approaches, we want to honor and thank those who have served our country. On November 7th, the Bonner Springs High School Diversity Ambassadors will be hosting a special Veterans Day Breakfast for all family members who are veterans. We invite them to join us for a continental breakfast in the cafeteria from 8:15 to 8:40 am. If you have a family member who is currently serving or has served and can join us, please RSVP by November 1st: https://bit.ly/4hvV2Hs
This is where the magic happens!
"It's showtime." —Beetlejuice
We crowned our CMS Rock , Paper , Scissors Champion today!! Our referee was Jaxon Boguke. The battle was between Markus Burnett, 8th Grade-Mr. Streit's Advisory vs. Anna Sunderman, 6th Grade -Mrs. Harris' Advisory, Best of 3 out of 5 games. Anna Sunderman dominated the championship game and won the class donuts!
CMS Diversity Ambassadors & STUCO are partnering together on Treats for Troops this year! Soldiers’ Angels Treats for Troops is a Halloween Candy collection program where local businesses and organizations register to collect excess Halloween candy, and CMS is officially a collection site! Diversity Ambassador & STUCO representatives will be at both entrances of the school, collecting candy donations, on the Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday following Halloween (11/04 - 11/06). We invite EVERYONE in the district to donate to this sweet cause, so our service members around the world get a little treat from "back home."
🔍 This week in 8th grade ELA, our students turned into detectives! They completed a crime scene inferencing activity, analyzing evidence across 7 stations to piece together the story of a crime. This hands-on experience ties perfectly into our suspenseful short story unit, building those critical thinking and narrative skills. 🕵️♂️📚
Our students had their last Special Olympics Kansas Unified Basketball games this past weekend. Taylor, Emily, Crystal and Cece received Gold. Aries received Silver. Way to go Braves!
On October 23rd, the CMS Tiblow Singers traveled to Tonganoxie to participate in the Frontier League Music Festival. Our students had the opportunity to perform and rehearse alongside talented singers from Tonganoxie, Baldwin, and Eudora Middle Schools. After performing as a group, all choirs joined together under the guidance of a local clinician, creating an unforgettable musical experience. Our students performed exceptionally well and made us proud!
Team 6-1 students went to Junior Achievement of Great Kansas City's BizTown last Thursday! Students were able to become a JA BizTown citizen and assume a job in one of 20 different businesses. Students got to experience economics first-hand by producing and/or selling products, receiving a paycheck, working as a member of a business team, repaying a business loan, shopping, and managing a personal bank account.
Picture Retakes are one week away on Monday, November 4th! See flyer for more information.
8th Grade Science classes were talking about physical and chemical changes this week. They created crystals using different chemical mixtures.
Clark Middle School wrapped up the first quarter with the annual Tomahawk Trot fun run! Huge thanks to our community sponsors, parent supporters, and the amazing cheer squads from McDanield Preschool and Bonner Springs Elementary. It's always a fantastic event and a great way to celebrate!
Thank you to all our Tomahawk Trot Sponsors, Volunteers, and Parents! We appreciate your dedication and support for our students!
Our 8th grade science students put their curiosity to the test by using four different brands of dish soap to see which one could blow the BIGGEST bubble! Who knew that such a simple experiment could lead to such amazing discoveries? From small bubbles to GIANT ones, it was a fun-filled day of learning and laughter.
REMINDER: There will be no school for all students Wednesday, October 16th - Friday, October 18th for Parent-Teacher Conferences and staff professional development. We will begin the second quarter when all students return on Monday, October 21st!
Congratulations to our top 3 Tomahawk Trot finishers!
Battle of Students vs Teachers during our Tomahawk Trot Assembly on Friday!
Don't let bullies dim your light!
