Mrs.Pipes’ class quizzed each other for their upcoming vocabulary test.




7th Grade Art students working on their grid paintings…can’t wait to put all the pieces together to make a surprise painting!




Students in Mrs. Patrick’s class did a quick group activity on impulse control for “Move This World.”


Seventh grade STEM students using the Engineer Design process to successfully drop eggs.


STEM students annotating text to prepare for a Socratic Seminar.

Go Bengals!






Ollie had a great first day of school with his favorite 6th graders!




The 7th grade students in Mrs. Dotson’s Social Studies class used ChatGPT through CharacterAI and asked Alexander the Great questions about his historical conquests.







Working on vocab with partners in our 6th grade classes.



6th graders enjoying Fun Friday reward enjoying a good old fashioned game of kickball.

Mrs. Clift's students are working on taking simple sentences and turning them into compound and complex sentences.




Students in band learned how to conduct early on this year. That conducting is now being put to good use with opportunities for students to lead and conduct the band on their own!

Mr. Essig's Science class building a sea floor spreading model to help visually understand the concept.



8th graders taking a math test over exponents and scientific notation.

What a great morning for our BTMS cross country teams! So proud of all our runners.






What a great morning for our BTMS cross country teams! So proud of all our runners.






Ollie had a great first day of school with his favorite 6th graders!




7th grade PLTW skimmer project to practice measurement skills.




8th grade PLTW neuron models


Once again, Empower Youth is teaming up with the staff and teachers of Bethel-Tate
Schools to offer a supply of meals and snacks for children over the weekends and
extended breaks, free of charge. Bags are distributed on the last school day before the weekend (mostly Fridays but on long weekends, it’s Thursdays.)
Any child enrolled in a Bethel-Tate School is able to receive these weekly bags of food. If you believe your child could benefit from this program, we encourage you to sign them up by filling out the form included with this post.
For more information, please contact your school secretary.

