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Bayou View Elementary 4898 Washington Ave. Gulfport, MS 39507 (228) 865-4625 Tess Lawrence, Principal Heather Chesman, Asst. Principal Ashley Holtzclaw, PTA President
Every Decision. WHAT IS BEST FOR CHILDREN? Every time.
Volume 11, Issue 22 January 25 , 2016
BVE is extremely proud of all of our students who maintained an A average for semester 1. Great job to the following students in grades 3rd-5th who made Principal’s List (All A’s) for the first semester: Cooper Bruni, Carter Clay, Jack Henry Cotman, Kaitlyn Juraszek, Davis Ormes, Addison Rollins, Amelia Young, Devin Beamon, Drew Corbin, Maria Dukeman, Ava Dyal, Caroline Grice, Haley Hughes, Wesley Hyde, Avery Kaigler, Isabella Lopez, Harper Murphy, Seamus Murphy, Raven Dickerson, Lillian Horne, Ryan Newman, Daniel Odenthal, Abi-gail Smith, Cade Sones, and Averie Templeton.
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District Spelling Bee Wednesday @BVE’s Sport-manship Station 6 P.M.
JAN 27
Kiwanis Terrific Kids and Good Citizens Recogni-tion Thursday
JAN 28
Family Science Night Thursday
JAN 28
Science Fair Pro-jects Due Thursday
FEB 4
Science Fair/Kindergarten Mardi Gras Pa-rade Friday
FEB 5
Family Science Night
Principal’s List for Semester 1
The mission of the Gulfport School District is to inspire each student to become a problem solver, lifelong learner, and pro-ductive member of society.
Mardi Gras Parade
The Kindergarten Mardi Gras Parade is right around the corner. Please continue to donate Mardi Gras beads for the parade on February 5. The BVE Mardi Gras Pa-rade is also in need of at
least two convertible cars. If you are willing to drive your convertible during the parade, please contact Mrs. Hill at [email protected]. We would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
Give BVE a BOOST
BVE’s BOOST Pro-gram is in need of volun-teers. Volunteer as little as a half an hour week to make a positive impact at Bayou View Elemen-tary School. If you are interested in donating your time, please email Mrs. Dante Johnson at [email protected]. Our students would greatly appreciate your time.
Tips from the Counselor’s Cove
Talking to your child about his/her day is important. Try some of these questions or comments to delve a little deeper: Best or Worst: What was the best part of your day? What was the worst?; tell me something that made you laugh today; tell me one thing you learned today; what did you write about today?; how did you help someone today?; what word did your teacher say the most today?; if you were the teacher tomorrow, what would you do? Let your child create questions. Maybe even questions that your child can
ask about your day at home/work. Keep the conversations going!! Used everyday, these questions will help build a home/school connection that will last throughout your child’s education.
