Wacky Wednesday was even wackier with these spirited students and staff members!!
Tuesday was Team Jersey Day! We had an excellent turnout of students showing off their favorite teams!
First day of Spirit Week was a success! PJ day!
7th grade PE working hard on fitness Friday
Congratulations to our September Tigers of the month! We are proud of you all! Way to follow the tiger way!!
“Wacky Wednesday” was so much fun when your teachers come to school dressed like this!
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s class are are learning about the rock cycle. They were assigned to analyze different types of rocks and record their similarities and differences.
Girls 7th and 8th grade basketball tryouts will be held on Friday, October 21st from 4:00-5:30. Tryouts are mandatory. Girls must add basketball in Final Forms, sign all athletic forms, and have a current OHSAA physical on file to tryout. Contact Shari Carnahan with questions.
Officer Hooven enjoying free time with us today!
CSI Roanoke- Investigating what happened to the ‘Lost Colony’ using primary and secondary resources to evaluate evidence.
ETS speaking to our 8th graders
BTMS Fall Athletic Awards will be held in the middle school gymnasium at 6 pm on Wednesday, October 19th.
BTMS Cross Country teams competed at St. Xavier this morning.
Mr Bakers classes researching archaeology and analyzing artifacts.
8th grade Art students finished their “Celebrity Drawings” this week and they turned out phenomenal!
Mrs. Ward's 8th grade Language Arts class learned new vocabulary from a class novel by illustrating the meaning of each word and creating a caption.
8th grade PE classes have been in their Adventure Education Unit working on activities incorporating problem solving and trust building.
Allie performed an experiment at home that we watched on Generation Genius! She created her own crystal out of household objects. Way to go, Allie!
BTMS raises awareness for Suicide Awareness Month.
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s class got into small groups to share the results of their research: “What was Bethel (or surrounding areas) like during the 1800’s”.
