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Check out this fun family event and join the Great Start Collaborative and Family Coalition as they host a Sensory Friendly Movie Event for families of children birth to 8 who would benefit from a Sensory Friendly Movie experience.
All who attend will receive admission to the movie, 1 small popcorn, and 1 small drink sponsored by the Great Start Collaborative & Family Coalition.
Please see the flyer for more details about the event and how to sign up!
BCES is super excited to announce the Rambler Cup Recipient this week- 4th Grader, Jesse Hill from Mrs. Stanek's class! This is our way to celebrate when a student is trying their best to be Respectful, Responsible, Caring, Safe, and Kind with a prideful love for school. When a student is awarded the Rambler Cup, they take it home for the week and their name will be engraved on it at the end of the school year. #boynepride #boyneinspires #boynecares
Last Friday, March 8th, eight of our current Boyne City High School Art students attended the Lake Michigan Conference Arts Collaborative at NCMC. Instructor James Beckering led the charge and helped provide a great experience for the following students representing Rambler excellence in the Arts: Angel Kelly, Jack Horning, Mason Vadnais, Madeleine Johnecheck, Cadence Pung, Will Mastin, Austin Notestine, andOlivia Chodubski. #boynepride #boyneinspires
Boyne City High School Students Advance to State DECA Competition
Following wins at the District DECA competition in December, the Boyne City High School (BCHS) team is off to the state competition in Detroit, Thursday – Saturday, March 14 – 16, 2024. At the December conference, held at Grand Valley State University, the team competed against eight high school districts, covering the westside of Michigan.
“I’m very proud of our students. They do an awesome job representing BCH and it is great to see them compete,” shares Myra Bryant, Boyne City High School Teacher and DECA Coach. “A special thank you goes out to the local business professionals who have helped train the kids in live scenario practice and have given advice to help prepare them for their competitions. In addition, we have also had some key chaperones and judges who have worked hard to make sure our kids have a great experience. It is so great to see our community support our DECA program,” Bryant adds.
Prior to the district and state conferences, students are required to take an on-line test that measures knowledge of business and leadership. The district and state conferences provide an opportunity for students to show their problem-solving skills through role-play and presentation events. These two areas are then combined in a final score to see if the students competing will move onto the next level of competition. “Out of Boyne City High School’s 16 students who competed at Districts, we had 10 who earned medals for the Boyne City High School Chapter this DECA season,” Bryant explains. “We also had a great group of students competing in their first District Conference role-play events.”
-Competing in their first roleplay were: Claire Jones, Mallory Morgan, Katie Hunt, Jaelynn Elzinga, Sarah Eaton, Kacey Gray and Peter Mastin.
-Earning a qualifying position, in an individual event, at the State conference in Detroit are: Sarah Eaton, Brianna Ager, Adonae Patton, Norah Frasz, Jacquelyn Dunlap, Jaelynn
Elzinga, Grabrielle Dunlap and Katie Hunt.
-Earning a qualifying position, in a team event, for the State conference in Detroit are:
Malorie Carter and Chelsey Hertel, Kacey Gray and Peter Mastin, Ava Tarsi and
Maureen Hautz.
A team send-off will be held at Boyne City High School on Thursday, March 14 at 8:30 am, prior to departure. If you see these students, be sure to congratulate them on their accomplishments!
Pictured:
-Boyne City High School DECA Team at the District Competition
-Boyne City High School Juniors Norah Frasz and Jacky Dunlap show off their medals at the DECA District Competition.
-DECA Coach and Boyne City High School Teacher Myra Bryant with Ava Tarsi and Maureen Hautz at the DECA District awards ceremony.
Guys and Dolls on Opening Night! Wonderful and marvelous! #boynepride
The Kiwanis Club has recently announced the 2024 Eddy Essay Winners, without further ado, here are our Boyne City High School Sophomore Class winners:
$500/Gold SOPHIA EATON (Friends of the Boyne Library)
$250/Silver GABBY MCNITT (Alcoholics Anonymous)
$150 GABBY HOLBROOK (Boyne Free Clinic)
$100 Honorable Mentions:
Abigail Jaronoski (Camp Daggett)
Angel Kelley (Alcoholics Anonymous)
Joey Dobbelaer (Big Brothers/Big Sisters)
Halie Johnecheck (Dept of Health & Human Services)
BCES is super excited to announce the Rambler Cup Recipient this week- Kindergartener, Lauren Hausler from Mrs. Klooster's class! This is our way to celebrate when a student is trying their best to be Respectful, Responsible, Caring, Safe, and Kind with a prideful love for school. When a student is awarded the Rambler Cup, they take it home for the week and their name will be engraved on it at the end of the school year. #boynepride #boyneinspires #boynecares
In celebration of March is Reading month the Elementary School has some exciting Friday's happening throughout the month. Last week we kicked off our fun pirate themed "Sail into Reading" month with Flashlight Friday where students brought in all types of lights to read in the dark while at sea:) #boyneinspires
𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐫-𝐄𝐦 𝐈𝐒𝐃 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐬 - 𝐁𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐮𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐬
Char-Em ISD and our 11 public school districts, 2 charter academies, and 5 parochial schools serve hundreds of students with disabilities each school year.
This school year, 1,330 students throughout the region have IEPs - Individualized Education Plans that help their schools accommodate their disabilities through programs and services provided by districts and Char-Em ISD staff members. Approx. half of these services are funded by the Special Education Millage that has been approved by voters since 1980. The millage request is up for renewal on the May 7, 2024 ballot.
Learn more about the millage specifics on the Char-Em ISD website: https://www.charemisd.org/char-em-isd-special-education-millage-renewal-on-the-ballot-may-7-2024/
Last weeks 4th grade REGION’S DAY was amazing! - Thank you BCHS DRAMA students for helping with this unit. They visited the Elementary School and acted as famous people from history from the various regions in the United States. What a great and fun way to learn about the history of our country! #boynepride #boyneinspires #boynecares
Bright smiles and bright futures! Our Rambler Wellness youth members spread the importance of dental hygiene to our kindergarten friends during February's dental health awareness month. Each little one received a dental care kit and a fun workbook, making tooth care a breeze and a blast! Here's to raising a generation of healthy, happy kids! 😁🦷 #RamblerWellness #boyneinspires #boynecares
Do you know of a current Rambler teacher, support staff member, coach, or director who has made a fantastic IMPACT on students in Boyne City Schools? Would you love to recognize them and let them choose a school classroom, program, club, or activity to have a $1,000 donation made by the Boyne City Booster Foundation in their name? We bet you do!
The Rambler Impact Award is a new program sponsored by the BC Boosters to promote and celebrate those staff who are inspiring our Ramblers. Three people must collaborate on the application; at least one parent and one current student must be on the nomination team. The application is simple: tell us all the fantastic traits of this impactful Rambler staff member and hit the submit button. Nominations are due by Friday, April 5th. Here is the link: Rambler Impact Award
Questions? Contact Booster President Sheri Fitzpatrick at sfitzpatrick@boyne.k12.mi.us or Superintendent Pat Little at plittle@boyne.k12.mi.us
BCES is super excited to announce the Rambler Cup Recipient this week- 1st Grader, Camden Reynolds from Miss Bacon's class! This is our way to celebrate when a student is trying their best to be Respectful, Responsible, Caring, Safe, and Kind with a prideful love for school. When a student is awarded the Rambler Cup, they take it home for the week and their name will be engraved on it at the end of the school year. #boynepride #boyneinspires #boynecares
The District basketball game that was supposed to be tonight vs Kalkaska has been postponed until tomorrow 2/29/24, with a tip off of 7:00. The girls Varsity basketball game vs. Bellaire scheduled for tomorrow will now have a 5:00 tip off.
If you have already purchased tickets via GoFan.co, they will be transferable to tomorrow’s 7:00 game.
Mark your calendars! Spring Athletic Season is right around the corner! The season starts on March 11th.
BCMS will be having a tulip sale - delivery will be this Friday! Pay online/reserve your flowers using this link: https://payments.efundsforschools.com/v3/districts/56539/confirm-guest
We will also accept walk in purchases. Limited supplies - first come, first serve if you don't purchase online.
Specialty Cut Tulips
8 stems/bunch
$16
Locally grown, unique varieties - not your average grocery store bouquet. These bouquets will last longer!
No pesticides or herbicides
Most bulbs sourced directly from the Netherlands
Source: Open Sky Farm
Cross Village, MI
231-675-5452
openskyorganicfarm@gmail.com
Owned and operated by Susan Sharp and Katie Martin. Susan was a science teacher at BCMS for many years, and Katie is a Boyne City graduate.
Congratulations to the Boyne City High School Band on a truly outstanding performance Friday night at District Band Festival. Not only did the band earn its 7th straight First Division rating but their challenging concert performance earned all A and A+ ratings from the judges with comments such as “What a mature sounding ensemble,” “Impressive,” and “An absolute joy to listen to!" An awesome display of talent and maturity from every band member!
(Photo Credit to Amy Mansfield)
