Bloomer Middle School
March 2026 Newsletter
A Message From the Principal's Desk
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Our recent annual Winterfest celebration was a great success! Students and staff participated in a variety of activities, from skiing and snow tubing to ice fishing, roller skating, and movies. We're grateful to our dedicated staff members who made this exciting event possible for our students.
As we head into the final stretch of the second trimester, please take time to check in with your child about any incomplete assignments. Encourage them to develop a plan to submit outstanding work before the trimester concludes on March 5th. We begin our third and final trimester on March 16th.
Wishing you and your families a relaxing spring break ahead!
Sincerely,
Rhonda Herrick
BMS Principal
Spring Pictures
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Vacation Days
There is no school for Bloomer School District students on Friday, March 6 through Friday, March 13.
Congratulations to Our Students of the Month
7th & 8th Grade MS Track
7-8 MS Track will begin on Monday, April 6th.
All paperwork must be completed prior to this date in order for the athlete to practice.
Information regarding the necessary paperwork is available by clicking on the the button below.
WinterFest!
The weather warmed up just enough for our students to enjoy the various WinterFest activities!
Students had several exciting options to choose from.
A group of students went swimming at the Bloomer Aquatic Center and then were off to
Chetek Lanes for several games of bowling and a pizza lunch. Another group spent the first half
of their day at Valley Sports Academy and worked up an appetite for the pizza they enjoyed
at Micon Cinema before viewing a movie. A group traveled to Rice Lake where
they strapped on skates at Skate City and enjoyed a pizza lunch. This group relaxed at
Lake 7 Theatre in the afternoon.
Other students headed to Christie Mountain where some spent the day skiing, snowboarding and others enjoyed snow tubing.
Back by popular demand this year was ice fishing! This group spent the day on Lake Como and enjoyed Fat Boys pizza for lunch.
Thank you to the Bloomer Moose Lodge for opening up their facility for our students to warm up and have lunch.
The largest group of students spent a fun-filled day at Action City where they played
laser tag and video games, rode go-karts and burned off lots of energy in the trampoline park.
Staff and students had a blast at these various locations!
Thank you to the following staff for planning and organizing Winterfest activities...
Ms. Gilane, Ms. Harelstad, Mr. Swartz, Mr. Mickelson, Ms. Bloom, Mr. Lang, and Ms. Boese.
Your time and effort is greatly appreciated!
CVTC Manufacturing Tour
Some of our 8th grade students had the opportunity to visit Chippewa Valley Technical College and explore the Manufacturing labs. The experience gave them a firsthand look at high-demand careers and post-secondary options available right in our area.
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Bloomer Middle School
Website: bloomer.k12.wi.us
Location: 600 Jackson Street Bloomer WI
Phone: 715-568-2800