Huskie News

Congratulations to our October Student's of the month! Keep up the GREAT work!

Emma M, Wesley S, Avery M, Sophia J, Molly G, Colton J, Evelyn B, Lillian S, William P, Sofia L, Charlotte D, Zavien S, Kylee K, Jayce K

Congratulations to our Paw Prize winners for showing Responsibility for the month of October. Students learned what responsibility means and what it looks like in action:

Responsibility means - Do the things you are supposed to do, and accept the results of your actions.

What Responsibility looks like in action:

Keep your space clean - desk, lockers, floor space

Be prepared to learn - have your materials and supplies ready

Bring back forms, Friday folders, library books

Take care of your things - pack your backpack, folder, throw away trash, take care of lunch tray, recess equipment

Follow the rules in and out of the classroom

Our Elementary Run Club had a great season. This year we had 25- 4th and 5th grade students participate. During our six week season we worked on our pace, our breathing and getting faster each time out. The students have enjoyed meeting new friends and staying active. We enjoyed the beautiful weather that this Fall has brought. We ended our season on a very rainy Thursday to complete our 2 mile fun run. The students did a great job! Thank you to all who came and helped cheer on the runners. We also want to thank the MS/HS Cross Country Team for coming and running with us a couple times. We always look forward to hanging with the “big” kids.

We want to thank our volunteers for their time investing in our students after school. We also want to thank our school community for continuing to support our club. We are looking forward to another season next year. Good luck to our 5th graders who will be moving up to the middle school next year. You will be missed, but you have a great opportunity to run on the cross country team. Run, HUSKIES, Run!

Thank you to all the vendors and community members for their support of the annual FFA Toy Show!

NHS Students helped decorate the village for Christmas In The Village, which will take place on December 4th.

Breckenridge Esports team competed in the BEL Overwatch 2 tournament this fall. The team consists of Anthony Blair, Brayden Welch, Copper Moulton, Kaydence Gilbert, and Manny Nira. They placed 3rd overall.

As we near the completion of the various projects outlined in the bond, our primary focus is currently on addressing punch list items and ensuring that any necessary adjustments are made to meet our community's standards and expectations. The dedication to quality and excellence in every detail is of utmost importance to us.

We are preparing to begin the installation of a multipurpose room, batting cage and turf, enhancing our facilities and providing additional opportunities for our students to excel in various sports and activities.

Furthermore, I am pleased to inform you that the drawings for the concession stand and restroom updates at the football field are in the final stages of completion. This work is slated to take place during the winter months. These enhancements aim to improve the overall experience for our students, families, and community members who attend events at our football field and track. We look forward to creating a more inviting and functional space for everyone to enjoy.

As we embark on these developments, I want to express my gratitude to our community for its ongoing support and patience throughout this process. Your commitment to the success of Breckenridge Community Schools is truly appreciated, and we are dedicated to delivering facilities that reflect the pride and excellence of our community.

Wishing you all our Huskies a joyful Christmas season filled with warmth, laughter, and moments of togetherness.

-Wade Slavik, Superintendent

December 1

• Mid-Term Marking Period

December 4

• Christmas In The Village (5 pm - 7 pm)

December 6

• Half Day of School

December 8

• MS Fun Friday (3:15-5 pm - $5)

December 13

• No Alma CTE Classes

December 15

• Senior yearbook & baby pictures due to Mrs. Frye

December 18

• Kindergarten & First Grade Fine Arts Night (6 pm - Elementary Gym)

December 21

• Half Day of School, No CTE Classes

December 22 - January 3rd

• Winter Break

January 4

• Classes Resume

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Did you know it's easier than ever to help your school out using the Box Tops for Education app? CLICK HERE to go to the website, which will provide links to download the app and instructions on how to get started!

Did you know that PowerSchool, our student information system, makes it easy for you to monitor your student's grades and attendance? You can also see the daily announcements so you will always know what is going on at the school. The PowerSchool app can be easily loaded onto your phone so the information will be at your fingertips. Click here for a quick video showing you how to set the app up on your phone. The school code is WMKP.

Did you know you can access the latest sports schedules, updates from administration, and lunch menus right from our new App?! The BCS app offers everything from documents to schedules to menus and more. Search "Breckenridge Community Schools" in your app store and download the app so you can stay in the know with all the happenings at Breckenridge Community Schools!

OR

Click HERE to download on Google Play.

Click HERE to download on the Apple App Store.

Unfortunately as we head into colder months, the number of illnesses rise. If your student is ill, please keep them home. Promptly call the school with any symptoms your child is experiencing (fever, vomiting, sore throat, body ache, cough) and keep them home until they're symptom free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducers. If you take your student to the doctor for their symptoms, please have your student turn in the doctor's note to the office when they return to school. This will ensure the absence does not negatively affect them for truancy purposes.