June 2026 Newsletter

As we close the chapter on another remarkable school year, I am filled with gratitude, pride, and excitement for what we have accomplished together as a school community. The 2025-2026 school year has been one of the most successful and transformative years in recent Butler School District history, and none of it would have been possible without the support of our students, staff, families, Board of Education, community partners, and alumni.

We began the year with a milestone moment - the ribbon cutting celebration for the newly completed upgrades to Butler High School. These improvements have created a learning environment that is truly second to none and reflect our community's commitment to providing exceptional opportunities for our students.

This fall, our Butler Bulldogs once again made history as our football team captured a second consecutive State Championship, demonstrating the dedication, perseverance, and excellence that define Butler athletics.

Throughout the year, we remained committed to serving not only our students but also our broader community. In partnership with the Butler Police Department, we provided more than 200 Thanksgiving meals to local families, reinforcing the spirit of compassion and service that makes Butler such a special place to call home.

Academically and operationally, our District continued to excel. We successfully completed our QSAC monitoring process with high scores across all areas, confirming that the Butler School District continues to operate at an exceptional level. During a challenging fiscal climate marked by staff reductions and school closures across New Jersey, we developed a budget that preserved every existing program, expanded opportunities for students, and reduced the tax impact on our community.

Our students continued to achieve at the highest levels. Our 7th-grade STEAM students advanced to the State Finals of the STEAM Tank Challenge, proudly representing Butler and showcasing the strength of our innovation and technology programs. At Butler High School, we hosted a Community Partnership SEL Day, providing students with meaningful life skills and experiences beyond the traditional classroom setting.

We also continued to invest in facilities and programs that support student success. This summer we will realize the completion of our newly renovated Guidance Suite at Butler High School, creating an enhanced environment for student and family support services. Through a generous partnership with the BBEA and the Butler High School Class of 1975, we will expand our broadcasting and digital media programs with the creation of a new studio space that will serve students for years to come.

As a district, we continue to lead with innovation. Members of our leadership team and staff were invited to present at the New Jersey AI Summit, highlighting Butler's forward-thinking approach to artificial intelligence while maintaining the personal connections and relationships that remain at the heart of education. We also spent the year researching and selecting a new mathematics resource, i-Ready Classroom Mathematics, which will be implemented next school year to further strengthen student learning. Simultaneously, we worked diligently to transition from Genesis to RealTime, creating a more streamlined and user-friendly experience for students, families, and staff.

Our accomplishments extended far beyond the classroom. Derek Hall was recognized as the NJIC Athletic Director of the Year. Butler was once again named a Best Community for Music Education by NAMM, and our band earned the extraordinary distinction of being selected for a prestigious partnership program with William Paterson University, only the third band ever chosen for this honor.

We also celebrated national recognition for our schools. Butler High School and Richard Butler School were both named among the nation's best schools by U.S. News & World Report, while Richard Butler School maintained its prestigious designation as a School to Watch.

These achievements represent only a portion of what our students and staff accomplished this year. Every day, our classrooms, stages, athletic fields, and community spaces were filled with examples of learning, growth, creativity, resilience, and Bulldog pride.

As we look ahead to the 2026-2027 school year, there is even more to be excited about. We will launch the Butler Futures Program and begin the Butler 250 Project, a year-long celebration integrating our nation's 250th birthday into learning experiences across the district. We will also complete the remaining referendum projects, including sanitation upgrades at Richard Butler School, window replacements at Butler High School, final improvements to the high school parking lot, and other facility enhancements that will continue to benefit our students and community.

On behalf of the Butler Board of Education and the entire Butler School District, thank you for your continued support, partnership, and unwavering belief in our schools. We are proud of all that we have accomplished together, and even more excited for what lies ahead.

Be Well!

Dr. J.

We still have some spots left for this summer's Summer Enrichment Program. Registration is closing this week, so if you would like your child(ren) to participate in our successful, fun programs, please be certain to sign up. We will start to finalize all placements and programming next week, after which, we will not be able to admit any further students.

Click the title link above to sign up!

The Bulldog Futures Program at Butler High School provides a rigorous, accelerated academic track designed for high-achieving students within their own community. By utilizing a cohort-based model, the initiative allows participants to tackle college-level coursework and STEM-focused labs while maintaining full access to local extracurricular activities like sports and music. This four-year blueprint balances academic intensity with robust emotional support, offering specialized facilities such as robotics and makerspace studios. Rather than choosing between elite rigor and social integration, students benefit from a comprehensive education that prepares them for top-tier university admissions. The program emphasizes an earned placement process that identifies resilient candidates ready for a challenging but supported hometown high school experience.

The Butler School District will operate on summer hours starting on June 22nd and continue through August 28th. All schools and offices will be open 5 days a week from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.

During the summer, varied members of our staff will be on vacation. We will continue to follow our efforts of returning all communication within 24 hours, but ask that all understand that, at times, individuals may be away from the District enjoying time with their family, friends, and loved ones. In these instances, communication will be returned when that individual returns to the office. Thank you in advance for your understanding.

Mrs. Peg Lynch, Supervisor of STEAM

Mrs. Suzanne Greco, Supervisor of Humanities

Summer is finally here! While we hope all of our students enjoy a well-deserved break filled with sunshine, relaxation, and fun, summer is also a wonderful opportunity for families to continue learning together in creative and exciting ways. Research shows that even small amounts of reading, exploration, and family engagement throughout the summer can help students return to school feeling confident and ready to learn. The best part? Learning doesn't have to look like schoolwork. We invite all Butler families to take on the Bulldog Summer Challenge by trying some of the activities below!

Reading Adventures

The "Read Everywhere" Challenge

How many unusual places can your family read this summer?

Try reading:

• At a park
• Under a tree
• On a porch swing
• At the beach or pool
• In a tent
• During a picnic
• At a grandparent's house

Family Book Talks

Choose one book, article, or story each week and discuss:

• What surprised you?
• Who was your favorite character?
• What would you have done differently?
• What did you learn?

Even a 10-minute conversation can strengthen reading comprehension and communication skills.

Reading Bingo

See if your child can:

• Read a mystery
• Read a biography
• Read a comic book
• Read about an animal
• Read outside
• Read to a younger sibling
• Listen to an audiobook

Backyard Science Explorers

Science is everywhere!

Nature Detective

Create a summer nature journal and record:

• Birds you observe
• Insects you discover
• Flowers and plants
• Cloud formations
• Weather patterns

Ask questions like:

• Why do certain plants grow in one area?
• Which insects appear most often?
• How does the weather change throughout the week?

Build a Bird Buffet

Create a simple bird feeder using household materials and observe:

• Which birds visit?
• What times of day do they come?
• Which foods do they prefer?

Congratulations—you've just become a wildlife researcher!

The Ice Cube Challenge

Place ice cubes in different locations:

• Shade
• Sunlight
• Grass
• Sidewalk
• Metal surface

Predict which one will melt first and why. Then test your hypothesis like a real scientist.

SEL Summer Connections

Summer is a perfect time to strengthen relationships and emotional well-being.

Gratitude Challenge

Each evening, have every family member share:

• One thing they enjoyed that day
• One thing they learned
• One person they appreciate

Kindness Quest

Can your family complete these acts of kindness?

• Write a thank-you note
• Help a neighbor
• Hold a door for someone
• Donate books or toys
• Compliment a friend
• Leave encouraging notes around the house

Family Conversation Jar

Fill a jar with fun questions such as:

• What would your dream vacation be?
• If you could invent anything, what would it be?
• What are you most proud of?
• What do you hope to learn next year?

Pull one question each night during dinner.

Creativity Corner

Sidewalk Storytelling

Draw a scene with sidewalk chalk and create a story about what is happening.

Summer Photo Challenge

Take pictures of:

• Something beautiful
• Something that makes you laugh
• Something that shows teamwork
• Something you've never noticed before

Create a digital or printed summer memory album.

Family Invention Challenge

Using only recycled materials, design:

• A new toy
• A pet invention
• A tool that solves a problem
• A future school gadget

Present your invention Shark Tank-style to the family!

Healthy Body, Healthy Mind

Movement Marathon

See if your family can complete:

• 100 miles of walking
• 50 bike rides
• 25 family hikes
• 20 playground visits
• 10 outdoor games

Track your progress together all summer long.

Outdoor Learning Walk

During a walk, challenge children to identify:

• Five different colors
• Four different sounds
• Three different animals
• Two things they've never noticed before
• One thing they are grateful for

Remember that learning happens everywhere, not just in classrooms. Every conversation, book, adventure, hike, family meal, and act of kindness helps children grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Most importantly, make memories together. The moments families spend talking, exploring, laughing, and learning are often the experiences students carry with them long after summer ends.

Mr. James Manco, Principal

Kindergarten Registration

Please click on link for more information: 2026 Kindergarten Registration Welcome Letter

Important Upcoming Dates

June 3: 4th Grade Picnic

June 5: 4th Grade Picnic (Rain Date)

June 11: Kindergarten promotion/Concert - 9:00 am

June 12-19 - Early Dismissal Days -12:10pm

June 12: ADS Field Day

June 15: ADS Field Day (Rain Date)

June 18: Preschool Graduation -11:00 am

June 19: 4th Grade Clap Out - 10:00 am

June 19: Last Day of School

June 26: ADS Report Cards Posted for Trimester 3

ADS Bulldog of the Month

Congratulations to Mrs. Alexa Herin, our ADS Bulldog of the Month. As a 4th Grade Inclusion Teacher, Mrs. Herin brings passion, compassion, and commitment to her students each and every day. She is a true student advocate who goes above and beyond to ensure all learners feel supported, valued, and successful. Her caring nature, positive attitude, and work ethic make a lasting impact on both students and staff. We are grateful for the difference she makes in our school community every day. Congratulations, Mrs. Herin!

ADS Beach Blanket Book Swap

Please click on the link for information regarding our Beach Blanket Book Swap.

Beach Blanket Book Swap Information

Celebrating Our 4th Grade Students

On Friday, June 19, 2026, at 10:00 AM, Aaron Decker School will hold a special celebration for our 4th grade students with a schoolwide clap out on the ADS field. The 4th graders will parade through the school one last time, receiving congratulations from students in other grades. They will then exit the building and proceed to the ADS field, where they will meet their parents. All 4th Grade parents are welcome to attend and will be able to take pictures of their children on the field.

ADS Field Day-2026

Aaron Decker School's Field Day will take place on Friday, June 12, 2026 (Rain Date: Monday, June 15, 2026). Please read our Field Day letter for more information on this day.

2026 ADS Field Day

We have several ways for you to stay connected to ADS. Follow us on Twitter at @ADS_Bulldogs and Instagram at @ads_bulldogs for news, announcements, and celebrations. A weekly update will be sent out for upcoming events and important information through Blackboard Communications. As always, thank you for your continued support!

Mr. Michael Tobin, Principal

We had an action packed May at RBS. Events and activities included:

We started the month with our highest attended TREP$ Marketplace in school history. Mr. K and Mr. Kurpick, along with Mr. Wheelwright and our PTA, did an unbelievable job organizing the evening. Our students who hosted tables, along with the peers, classmates, and Butler families who came out to support our young entrepreneurs, are what make events like this so special.

Our Spring concert was a hit. The RBS instrumental and vocal music students showed off months of hard work let bed Dr. N and Mrs. Bocchino. This year's concert was extra special because it was Mrs. Bocchino’s final concert after 30+ years of dedication to the Butler school community

8th-grader Samantha Ahmuty was recognized during the Morris County Middle School Leadership Awards Ceremony.

• Ashley Mata

• Kaylee Morgan

• Madelyn Hopper

• Waylan Harmon

• Nick Miele

• Leonard Lubas

• Karla Iraheta Barralaga

• Violet DiMeo

• Band Trip to Dorney Park

• 8th-graders went to Medieval Times

• 5th-grade visited Liberty Science Center

• 6th Graders went to Hands in 4 Youth Camp

Congratulations to our May Bulldog of the Month, Ms. Kretschmaier! Ms. K consistently inspires her students to stay active and do their best each day. She is a true team player who is always willing to lend a hand, supporting both students and staff whenever needed. Her positive attitude, dedication, and commitment to the RBS community make a lasting impact on everyone around her

Grade 5 - Oliver Kaetzel Rivera and Adriana Neira

Grade 6 - Zoey Pappas & Ashton Krowska

Grade 7 - Angel Silva and Jeiren Albuquerque

Grade 8 - Geo Maida and Neymar Ramires

Alex Martinez won the PTA Principal for a Day contest for RBS. Alex prepped (and tested) the field day equipment, helped conduct our monthly security drill, and oversaw lunch duty

RBS Field Day 2026

4th graders visited RBS and met with the 5th grade team, NJHS and student council students, Mr. Fischer, and Mr. Tobin to feel more comfortable and informed about the transition to RBS next school year.

Mr. Rory Fitzgerald, Principal

Mrs. Jackie Molina, Assistant Principal

Mr. Derek Hall, Assistant Principal, Athletic and Activities Director

As we close out another successful school year at Butler High School, I want to take a moment to thank our students, staff, and families for their hard work, resilience, and continued support. June is a time of celebration, reflection, and anticipation—with final exams, end-of-year events, and graduation marking important milestones. I’m incredibly proud of all we’ve accomplished together this year, and I look forward to finishing strong as we prepare for a well-earned summer break.

The testing season is officially behind us, and we look forward to our upcoming milestone events this month. Here are some of the major ones:

• May 28 - Senior Athletic Breakfast - 8:00 am in the Cafeteria

BHS Prom - @ the Legacy Castle 6 - 10 pm

• May 28 - Pre-Prom Presentation: Speak Sobriety w/ Stephen Hill

• June 2 - Morris County Valedictorian-Salutatorian Academic Achievement Recognition Dinner 6pm @ Hanover Manor

• June 3 - Butler High School Senior Awards Night - BHS Auditorium - 7 pm

• June 8- Athletic Physicals - BHS Gym 6pm

• June 12th - Early Dismissal - 12:40 pm dismissal (Last day of classes)

• June 15 -19 - BHS Final Exam Week- 12:00 pm dismissal each day (See Schedule Below)

• June 19 - BHS Graduation Ceremony - 6:00 pm - Memorial Field (Turf)

• June 24 - BHS 4th MP Report Cards Posted on Parent Portal 3:00 PM

BHS Final Exam/Assessment Schedule

June 12 - June 19, 2026

Friday, June 12th - Early Dismissal Schedule - 12:40 PM

Monday, June 15th - Friday, June 19th - Half Day Dismissal Schedule is 12:00 PM Each Day (6/15-6/19)

~Attendance will be taken at the beginning of each exam~

Students who do not have an exam can report to the cafeteria for a supervised study hall.

The cafeteria will be open before exams and during break for a snack (No Lunch served on half days)

Students who do not have a final exam for a specific period above would not be

required to report to school.

Students who choose to report to school if they do not have an exam will report to the cafeteria for a supervised study hall.

~Make-up Exams will be administered in the Media Center on Tuesday (6-16)- Thursday (6-18) from 12:15 - 2:00 pm

Make-up Exams are ONLY available to students with an EXCUSED absence from an exam. Being too tardy to enter your exam WILL NOT count as an excused absence.

Morris County Vo Tech Students will take their exams during their scheduled exam time.

A Half Day 12:00 PM dismissal schedule will be followed on June 19, 2026, for any student who reports to school (No Lunch).

Friday, June 19, 2026

Additional Makeups if necessary

Last Day of School

Important Event for the Class of 2026

BHS High School Graduation Ceremony, Friday, June 19, 2026

6:00 PM

Memorial Field (Turf)

Congratulations to the following BHS recipients of the Bulldog Writing Award: Lia DiNapoli, Jacob Brynczka, Dulce Cabrera, Alessandra Fernandez, and Olivia Zutterman.

Congratulations to David Smith for being Butler High School's NJSIAA Scholar Athlete of the Year!

Morris County Scholar Athlete - Oscar Zacharski and Sydney Campbell

NJIC Sportsmanship Award - Nick Parkinson and Riley Ribaudo

Congratulations to Eliana Chavarria for winning the Morris County Championship for Javelin

Congratulations to our four senior scholar athletes who are going to be continuing their athletic careers in college

Nick Parkinson - Football - Susquehanna

Allie Dieckmann - Basketball - Arcadia

Cole Benicasa - Football - Rowan

Anna Totyik - Track and Field - New Haven

Our PEER Leaders are busy making connections with our underclassmen and incoming freshmen. A few Leaders went to RBS to talk about expectations at BHS and they are busy preparing for our Freshman Field Day on June 2, 2026.

The Fine Arts Department at Butler High School is proud to announce and congratulate the students whose work was selected for inclusion in the Morris County Teen Arts Festival:

● Addison Yasuda

● Autumn Baroni

● Axsal McCallum

● Brighton Sieradski

● Cheyenne McMaster

● Dulce Cabrera

● Isabella Marut

● Leela Jaworska

● Lilliana Elias

● Maddie Durren

● Mckayla Merrick

● Mia Boasso

● Ozni Torres

● Riley Milone

● Sam Nogrady

● Sierra Roche

● Sotero Ramos

● Trinity Pang

Furthermore, we would like to extend special recognition to those who earned awards and secured a spot at the New Jersey State Teen Arts Festival:

● Brighton Sieradski: 1st Place, 2D Art

● Mia Boasso: 2nd Place, 2D Art

● Lilliana Elias: 3rd Place, 2D Art

● Sierra Roche: 3rd Place, 3D Art

● Sotero Ramos: Honorable Mention, 2D Art

Night of the Arts Baking Volunteers

A special thank you to our dedicated student volunteers who generously gave their time and talents to support Night of the Arts. Students arrived early and worked together to prepare more than 100 grab-and-go baked treats for the BHS Band Fundraiser! Their hard work, teamwork, and commitment helped make the event a success while showcasing the culinary skills they have developed throughout the year. So proud of their willingness to serve our school community! Special shoutouts go to - Abby Aversa, Hailey Cugini, Sophia Villano, Kayla Bitondo, Emily Jaekel, and Sydney Campbell!

Pictured below is the choir with alumni from the past 33 years who came to sing with Mrs. Bocchino one last time.

These students were selected for membership based on their outstanding achievements in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. We are incredibly proud of all that our graduating members have accomplished and are excited to see our newly inducted members continue the tradition of excellence within our chapter.

BHS Bulldog of the Month - Mrs Shannon Neville - Greenwood

Mrs. Shannon Neville-Greenwood has been selected as Butler High School’s May Bulldog of the Month in recognition of her outstanding dedication to students, colleagues, and the entire BHS community.

As an AP U.S. History teacher, Mrs. Neville-Greenwood consistently goes above and beyond to ensure student success. Whether she is leading after-school study sessions for AP students, opening her classroom during lunch for extra help, or providing encouragement and guidance throughout the school day, her commitment to students is evident in everything she does. Her passion for history and learning creates a classroom environment where students feel supported, challenged, and inspired to achieve their best.

In addition to her work in the classroom, Mrs. Neville-Greenwood serves as the advisor for the Alliance Club, helping to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students at Butler High School. Her leadership and compassion have made a lasting impact on the school community.

Mrs. Neville-Greenwood is also an exceptional colleague who is always willing to collaborate, offer advice, and support fellow teachers. Her positive attitude, professionalism, and genuine care for others make her a pleasure to work with and an important part of what makes Butler High School such a special place.

Summer Reading and AP Assignments Information:

Please visit our Summer Reading website for information about this year’s summer reading activities and book lists!

If your child is enrolling in an AP Course for next year, summer assignments will be posted on our website on June 8th. Please see our summer assignments page for more information.

Dr. MIchelle Papa, Director of Student Instructional Services

Mr. Ryan Brown, Supervisor of Special Education

Limitless Leaders- Rebecca Collette, School Social Worker

We are thrilled to recognize Rebecca Collette as our Limitless Leader for June! In just her first year with Butler Public Schools, Rebecca has made an immediate and powerful impact across the district. From day one, she has demonstrated remarkable dedication, jumping in with energy, expertise, and a genuine commitment to doing what’s best for our students. Known for being knowledgeable, collaborative, and always willing to help, Rebecca consistently goes above and beyond. She has proactively reached out to local companies for partnerships, organized meaningful field trips, and created new opportunities that enrich our students’ experiences both inside and outside the classroom.

Rebecca has also been a tremendous support to our special education community. On her own initiative, she has attended every SEPAG (Special Education Parental Advisory Group) meeting, generously sharing resources and helping strengthen connections between families and the district. Her positive presence, student-centered approach, and willingness to serve have been felt throughout Butler Public Schools. We are incredibly grateful for the meaningful difference Rebecca is making in the lives of our students and families. Thank you, Rebecca, for embodying the spirit of a true Limitless Leader!

Limitless Leaders- Michele Cammarata

Ms. Cammarata is a shining example of an outstanding paraprofessional. Friendly, knowledgeable, and always wearing a warm smile, Ms. Cammarata is a constant positive presence at Aaron Decker Elementary. Students naturally gravitate toward her welcoming demeanor, and she can be found helping anyone who needs support, whether it’s assisting in the classroom, stepping in during a challenging moment, or offering encouragement to both students and staff. Her patience and flexibility make her an invaluable member of the Aaron Decker team.

Ms. Cammarata goes above and beyond to help every student succeed. She provides thoughtful, individualized support that helps students make meaningful academic, social, and emotional progress. Whether she’s reinforcing lessons, building confidence, or fostering independence, Ms. Cammarata consistently delivers the extra care and attention that makes a lasting difference. We are so grateful for her dedication, kindness, and unwavering commitment to our students.

LifeTown Field Trip – Ms. Talasco & Ms. Zabriskie’s Classes

Ms. Talasco and Ms. Zabriskie’s classes recently visited LifeTown in Livingston, a fantastic 53,000-square-foot immersive learning center designed for individuals with special abilities. Students had the opportunity to explore a realistic “town” setting where they practiced essential life skills through hands-on experiences in shops, a medical center, everyday errands, and interactive environments.

The students had a wonderful time! They purchased books at the bookstore, visited the pet store, designed and made their own T-shirts, bought snacks, and enjoyed a movie at the theater, complete with popcorn. They also spent time playing on the indoor playground, relaxing in the sensory room, and digging in the sand pit.

It was a great day filled with laughter, learning, and joyful experiences. A wonderful time was had by all, and we look forward to future visits to LifeTown!

Fostering Creativity and Inclusivity in Butler!

Students in Mr. Baylor and Mrs. Baskets' class recently embarked on a field trip to Creative Abilities, the inclusive art studio and tutoring center in Butler. This hands-on visit aligned with the Limitless Leaders program's emphasis on unlocking potential, encouraging students to explore their creative sides in a supportive and adaptive environment. During this field trip, our awesome students engaged in artistic activities designed for all ages and abilities, promoting self-expression, collaboration, and confidence-building through inclusive programs that celebrate diverse talents.

During their visit, our students dove into hands-on creative projects in the studio, working together to express themselves and try new artistic techniques. The experience allowed them to discover personal strengths, work with classmates, and see creativity as something accessible to everyone. This field trip reinforced key leadership values like empathy, innovation, and inclusivity, while showing our students the many unique abilities worth exploring and celebrating right here in our local Butler community.

As we approach the end of the school year, our nursing team wants to ensure everyone is prepared for a smooth transition into summer and the new school year ahead. Please take a moment to review these important health-related updates:

Medication Pick-Up
If your child has medication stored in the health office, please plan to pick it up by the last day of school, Friday, June 19th. For safety reasons, any medication not collected by that date will be properly disposed of over the summer.

Health Forms for Next Year
Medication and health concern paperwork for the 2026–27 school year will be provided as needed by each building's nurse. You can also access all medical and health forms anytime on the Butler Public Schools website.

We encourage families to coordinate directly with your school’s nurse for specific questions or to make arrangements. We are here to help!

Immunization Requirements
To ensure a healthy start to the school year, all students must be up to date on their age-appropriate immunizations before returning in September. Students who are not in compliance may be excluded from school per state regulations. If you are unsure about your child’s status or need guidance, please do not hesitate to contact your school nurse.

Attention 5th Grade Parents & Guardians
As your child prepares to enter 6th grade, please note that the New Jersey Department of Health requires the following immunizations:

• Tdap (Tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis)

• Meningococcal vaccine

Documentation confirming these immunizations must be submitted to Mrs. Smith at RBS by August 31, 2026. If proof is not received by this date, your child may not be permitted to attend school until compliance is met.

We truly appreciate your attention to these matters and your continued partnership in keeping our students healthy, safe, and ready to thrive. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions—we are happy to assist.

Mrs. Lomascola

Mrs. Smith

Mrs. K.

• June 1& 2 - 8th Grade Trip Gettysburg

• June 2 MC Val/Sal Dinner - 6:00 pm

• June 3- 4th Grade Picnic June

• June 3 - RBS Grade 7 Trip - Camp Mason

• June 3 - BHS Senior Awards Night - 7 PM

• June 3- Mr. Butler Dress Rehearsal 3-5pm

• June 4 - RBS Field Day (Rain Date)

• June 4 - Mr. Butler 7pm

• June 5- Mr. Butler 7pm 9 (Tentative)

• June 5 -4th Grade Picnic (Rain Date)

• June 6 - SAT @ BHS at 7:30AM

• June 10 - PTA RBS 8th Grade Dance

• June 11 -BHS End of 4th MP

• June 13 - ACT Testing @ BHS 7:30 AM

• June 11 - Kindergarten Spring Promotion Ceremony/Concert 9:00 am

• June 12 through 19 - Half Day Dismissal (Final Exams - BHS)

• June 12 -ADS Field Day

• June 15 - ADS Field Day (Rain Date)

• June 18 - PreK Graduation 11:00am

• June 18 - RBS Promotion Ceremony - 6pm

• June 19 - BHS Graduation Ceremony - 6 pm

• June 19- ADS/RBS End of Trimester 3 (63 Days)

• June 19 - 4th Grade Clap Out 10:00am

• June 19 - 8th Grade Clap Out 10:45am

• June 19 - 8th Grade Promotion Picture 10am

• June 19 - RBS PTA Stony Brook

• June 26 - ADS/RBS/BHS Final Grades Posted

• June 24 - FG/MP 4 Grades Posted BHS