Blue Hole Buckaroo Bulletin

Our mission

Our mission at BHP is to nurture a love of learning by building a community rooted in consistency, care, and respect, where all students can excel.

Buckaroo Be's: Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Responsible

February 2nd-6th- Counselor Appreciation Week

February 3rd- COLLEGE T-SHIRT DAY

February 5th- PTO meeting 3:45 in the Library

February 6th- Popcorn Friday

February 9th-13th- KINDNESS week (more info to follow)

February 9th- School Board Meeting

February 12th- Classroom Valentine's Activities

February 13th & 16th- NO SCHOOL

February 17th- SRO appreciation day

February 20th- Read-a-thon Kick Off Pep Rally

February 23-27th- Read-a-thon (lots of information to follow)

February 24th-Day of Drumming reschedule

As we move into this time of year, many of us begin to notice a familiar pattern—students start to act a little more like siblings at home. There may be more bickering, big emotions, and moments of frustration with each other. In recent weeks we have seen an uptick in students using unkind words toward each other and difficulty keeping our hands to ourselves when emotions arise.

At school, we are focusing on helping students treat one another with kindness, patience, and respect. We are reminding them that every student deserves to feel safe, valued, and supported.

We ask for your partnership in reinforcing these same expectations at home. Simple conversations about empathy, using kind words, and making positive choices can go a long way in helping students carry these values into the classroom.

At our school, we proudly follow our Buckaroo Be expectations:

Be Respectful
Be Responsible
Be Safe

When students consistently practice these behaviors—both at school and at home—they help create a positive environment where everyone can learn and grow.

Thank you for your continued support and for working with us as a team.

Pre-K Dismissal Reminder

Pre-K parent pick-up begins promptly at 2:50 PM each school day. To help ensure a smooth and safe dismissal for all students, it is very important that families arrive on time. When pick-up is late, it creates delays and safety concerns for the rest of the school’s dismissal process.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us keep dismissal running smoothly for everyone!

We are proud to open our school to community events on weekends and appreciate everyone who helps make these activities positive and safe. To protect our students’ learning spaces and ensure the building remains in good condition, we ask that all participants follow these expectations:

All participants must remain in the gym during the event.
The rest of the building is off limits.
Students must be supervised at all times by a responsible adult.
Please respect school property—recent damage to classrooms and hallways has made it necessary to reinforce these guidelines.

Your cooperation helps us continue offering our school as a community space while keeping it safe and welcoming for everyone. Thank you for your understanding and support.

It is that time of year!! We are ready to start registering our new students!

If you have a 3, 4 or 5 year old and are intersted in our Pre-k and Kinder programs,

mark your calendars and sign up for our events!

Sign up link

Regular attendance is essential. Let's Be Present!

However, there are times when students need to stay home to safeguard their health and the well-being of other students and staff. This handy guide shows when your child is too sick for school and when it's okay to return.

SEND ME TO SCHOOL IF...
• I have a runny nose or just a little cough, but no other symptoms.
• I have NOT had a fever overnight and have NOT taken fever reducing
medicine during that time.
• I have a mild stomach ache.
• I have a mild rash and no other symptoms.

• I have eye drainage WITHOUT fever, eye pain or eyelid redness.

• I am sleepy

• I just don't want to go

If your child rides the bus, please check their backpack and make sure their badge is attached to the backpack for easy scanning on and off the bus.

Badges are essential to student safety!

You may see the following letter coming home with your student if they have lost their school ID badge.

You can pay for a replacement badge on the Webstore.

If you have received this communication, your son or daughter have misplaced their issued

school badge. We kindly ask that you go to the webstore via the Wimberley ISD website or use

the QR code below and purchase them a new one.

These badges are used throughout the school and when your student is on a field trip.

Thank you in advance.

Webstore

Amazon Wish List

Popcorn Fridays are here!! We will be serving up fresh popped popcorn 2x per month in class! Please use the following link to order your bags! You can order monthly for $3 per student or $20 for the year per student. Donations are always welcome! Provide a snack for a teacher or for the whole class! When ordering, please list your child's name and teacher name. If you are donating for a specific teacher or class, please include that in the notes section.