Bulldog Bulletin
The Week of September 20th
Open House Schedule: Please ask your student for the name of their first-period class. When you arrive, report to that classroom, where you will receive a copy of your child’s schedule. To allow families to focus fully on meeting teachers and learning about their child’s classes, Open House is intended for parents and guardians only. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
September 22 and 23 | 6:00 p.m.
Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Parents should report to their child’s first-period classroom.
- Period 1: 6:00–6:15 p.m.
- Period 2: 6:18–6:28 p.m.
- Period 3: 6:31–6:41 p.m.
- Period 4: 6:44–6:54 p.m.
- Period 5: 6:57–7:07 p.m.
- Period 6: 7:10–7:20 p.m.
- Period 7: 7:23–7:33 p.m.
Help Design the 2026–2027 Yearbook Cover!
Springer students are invited to enter our Yearbook Cover Contest! Create an original, hand-drawn design answering the question: What does being a Springer Bulldog mean to you?
The winning artwork will be featured on the front cover of the yearbook, and the winning artist will receive a free yearbook!
All entries must be created on bright white 8.5" × 11" paper in portrait orientation. Students may use crayons, colored pencils, or markers—no digital artwork, tracing, or glitter. Please write the student’s name and grade in pencil on the back.
Entries are due September 28 and should be turned in to Ms. Harris in Room 229. See the attached flyer for complete contest rules and details.
Here at Springer, we are here to support you and your family. Please complete this brief form to let us know which resources or supports would be helpful. You may select more than one option in each section. Our school social worker will use your responses to help connect your family with available resources and support.
Thank you for your patience as we completed Chromebook distribution. All seventh- and eighth-grade students have received a Chromebook and charger to use at school and at home. Students should not place stickers on their devices or mark them in any way; Chromebooks may be labeled with masking tape showing the student’s name and grade.
In an effort to limit screen time and reduce device damage, Chromebooks will not be individually distributed to sixth-grade students. However, sixth graders will continue to have access to Chromebooks and other technology in each classroom whenever needed for instruction—they simply will not bring devices home.
The BSD Technology Agreement is available in English and Spanish here: BSD Student Device Agreement.
Did you know that parents can access Schoology and see their child(ren)'s classes and assignments? We encourage parents to create an account if they have not done so. You'll need a parent access code in order to follow the steps in the linked video below.
Middle School Dress Code
Clothing with inappropriate, suggestive, or derogatory pictures or phrases may not be worn.
Clothing designed to be worn as undergarments may not be visible.
No headwear is to be worn in the building during the school day. This includes, but is not limited to: hats, bandanas, scarves, earmuffs, sunglasses, or any other head coverings, including hoods.*
All shirts must cover shoulders, chest, and midriff.
Heavy, bulky jackets, or overcoats should be placed in lockers.
The length of skirts, skorts, shorts, and dresses must be at least mid-thigh in length.
Pants and shorts are to be worn at the waist and a belt is strongly recommended. (Pajamas are prohibited)
Clothing with frayed edges or visible holes is not permitted (unless there is a layer of clothing under the frayed item).
Footwear must be worn at all times.
Students wearing jewelry or accessories that may be considered unsafe or inappropriate to the learning environment may be subject to review by the administration.
Any other garments or accessories that would be a distraction to the orderly educational process are prohibited.
