Ms. Valentine’s math students kicked off our geometry unit today by discovering the relationship between the radius, diameter, and circumference of a circle.
To help remember the formula for circumference, students sang a song together. Perfect timing for Pi Day (3.14)! 🟠📏🎶
Bank. Bread. Bacon. Regardless of what we call it, we all would like a little more of it. 8th graders in Career Exploration practiced creating budgets so they can master their mulah.
The top 10 scores for Mrs. Patrick’s IXL Leaderboard received a McDonald’s Lunch Reward.
Students in Mrs. Starline’s language arts class used brainstorming strategies to develop informative essays about the challenges of hiking through the Klondike.
This year’s luau dance was so much fun and memorable! The students danced, took pictures, ate pizza and danced some more. Thanks to everyone for making it a successful night!
Sources of Strength is getting ready for their next Campaign.
Oreo Moon phase lab to help learn why we can see portions of the moon in Mrs. Halcomb's science classes!
After being rescued from the parking lot, students studied this crayfish up close. They asked to do more research and to create a field guide, which will be coming soon! Sometimes the best learning isn’t planned. It was safely released to forage in its habitat.
Students were divided into two groups- the United States and Great Britain- and negotiated the terms of the Treaty of Paris. After reaching an agreement, they signed the treaty and then compared their version to the actual Treaty of Paris.
Mrs. Patrick and Mr. Anderson were ready for the luau dance!
1SG Donald Eynon presented to BTMS 8th graders regarding the new JROTC Program starting next year at the high school.
Our annual PBIS Luau Dance was a huge success and such a fun time! Thank you to all of the staff and students who participated!💃🕺🪩
Don't forget to move your clocks forward on Sunday!⏰
Students have been exploring the Revolutionary War by studying major battles and making strategic decisions as members of the Continental Army. Before the unit began, each student selected a role. They compared their decisions to what truly happened in the historical battles.
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s science class used a microscope to examine different types of cells.
Anyone struggle to understand the slang these young whippersnappers use today? Slang can cause miscommunication regardless of age so students in Career Exploration explained some current slang words and phrases and how each could cause a misunderstanding at school or work.
The BTLSD Open Enrollment application for the 2026-2027 school year is available online from March 1 through April 30, 2026, for students who do not reside in the Bethel-Tate School District.
https://forms.gle/k19gwkF1THhYBeJSA
Tickets go on sale next week for the annual PBIS Luau Dance!🌺🪩🕺💃
7th grade Art students are getting close to finishing their Clay Junk Food project!
Students had plate races for test review!
