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Assistant Principal: Debbie Howard E-mail: debbie_howard@sad6.k12.me.us |
Assistant Principal: Clay Gleason E-mail: clay_gleason@sad6.k12.me.us |
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BEMS DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
BEMS Fundraiser featuring the Harlem Globetrotters, March 20, 2010
Spelling Bee Winners for BEMS raised the Honor Flag this morning. (l-r) Leah Carter, winner and Vanessa Verville, Runner-up
"From the Middle" - from Assistant Principal Clay Gleason - November 2009
This year marked the 10th season for Ms. Schaper and Mrs. Melaugh as co-advisors of the Bonny Eagle Middle School Drama Club. In honor of this anniversary they reprised the first play they did together, the very funny melodrama "Seasick." The cast and crew did a wonderful job, and the audiences loved it! The Bonny Eagle Middle School's Honor Flag is raised to celebrate all their hard work!.
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BEMS Physical Education teacher, MaryEllen Schaper, will receive the Dr. Richard H. Bartlett Award from the Maine Adapted Physical Education Task Force for her 'outstanding work with students in Adapted Physical Education'. 
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Mission:
The mission of Bonny Eagle Middle School is to demonstrate our commitment to educational excellence for all students by fostering partnerships among students, staff and community. We strive to effectively meet the unique needs of emerging adolescents in our effort to achieve our goals of highest student achievement, a high performing organization, and a safe learning environment.Vision:
Bonny Eagle Middle School is committed to educational excellence for "every" student.
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BEMS Goes GREEN!
Greenhouse at BEMS |
 
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BEMS Drama Club FIRST REVIEWS - "SEASICK'S a hit!!!!" 
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The BEMS Drama - Fall 2009
In honor of our 11th season, we are reprising the show from our very first season, the preposterous melodrama, SEASICK, OR CAST ADRIFT IN THE SEA OF LIFE WITHOUT AN ANCHOR by Dan Neidermyer. Auditions will be the second week of school in Sept 2009.
BEMS 7th Grade Civil War Reenactment May 29, 2009 |
Today, April 1, 2009 the Bonny Eagle Middle School's Honor Flag is raised to recognize KATIE QUINN for her First Place award in the Documentary Film category at Maine History Day 2009 held in Augusta on March 25. Her film project centered on a Holocaust survivor. Katie will represent Bonny Eagle Middle School and the state of Maine at the National History Day competition held in June. Nice work Katie! April 1, 2009 |
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Members of Mr. Baricelli's grade 6 math class recently took second, third, fourth, and fifth place in the West Point Bridge Design Contest sponsored by the Maine Section of American Society of Civil Engineers. Congratulations go to Cole Tracy, Austin Flanigan, Dean Flint, Jeff Martin, and Jason Webb for their outstanding showing!
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Our own, Josh Conley was just an ordinary kid who went to an ordinary school...
That was three years ago. For two and a half years he has fought a great battle against cancer, and he has finally emerged victorious. Now Josh is a cancer survivor, a national star, and my best friend. His life is his trophy, and he carries it with him with pride and gusto. For as long as I've known him, Josh has always been a pillar of strength. He is courageous and strong, and is always up to a challenge. He is always ready to help, and ready to listen. He is funny, smart, and has always been kind to everyone. If you see Josh in the hall today, you should give him a wave, or a high five, or just say hi. Whatever you do, you should show Josh how much you appreciate having him in our school. By V.D. (a good friend) |
 Parent volunteers at Bonny Eagle Middle School provided a lunch for the staff of the middle school. Parents cooked and baked to provide a great staff appreciation spread which was enjoy by everyone at the middle school. Parent volunteers who helped serve lunch: Lorrie Vedral, Hope Meserve, Debbie Ryan, Eulla Brown, Joanne Harris, and Jean Harmon. |
 Students in Mr. Barricelli's g/t math class have finished two different eight-month stock market competitions that started in September. *Travis Harmon competed in a stock market simulation run by Stocktrak.com. He had $1,000,000 to invest and could only make 50 transactions. There were over 100 teams nationwide in the competition. He finished in first place with almost $218,000 in profits. He won a $500 gift certificate to spend on Amazon.com. *Sean Turner competed in a state of Maine competition run by The Stock Market Game. He had $100,000 to spend. He finished in second place and made a $57,000 profit. There were 142 teams in his competition. He will receive recognition and prizes at an awards banquet later this month. |
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The BEMS Honor Flag was raised on December 18, for the winners of the BEMS 2008 Geography Bee. Veronica Druchniak First Place, Caleb Porter Runner-up and Tophe Thorne placed 3rd. Congratulations to all our participants. |
| At the Maine State Science Fair at Reeds Brook Middle School in Hampden Saturday, Jason Harmon won the Best Exhibit Award and Shawna Meserve and Hilary Kinney were Finalists in their categories! On May 5, these students raised the Bonny Eagle Middle School Honor Flag to recognize their excellance in science! |
BEMS Eighth Grade 2009 Summer Trip to NYC, Philly and the Jersey Shore!
BEMS Seventh Grade Summer Trip to Washington DC
Seventh grade students reenact Puritan Trial - 2008
Project Citizen Showcase at BEMS - 2008
Middle School Students Go Through the Paces - 2008
The Sixth Grade celebrates Greek life and times at their Greek Festival - February 2008
Photos of Activities and Special Events at Bonny Eagle Middle School
BEMS Morning News Program - It's News to Me!
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Brodie Clan ate it! Mr. Damon's famous 'Lumberjack Breakfast'! December 19, 2008. Like no other! Enjoy photos of the breakfast | |
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2009 Spelling Bee
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February 11, 2009 Assistant Superintendent Carol Weeks, Bee Master, First Place Sam Cox, Runner-up Miles Thompson and Ethel Atkinson, Bee Organizer. Read about this spellbinding event |
From cyberbullying to cell phones, this CommonSenseMedia program gives schools everything necessary to help parents raise smart, responsible kids.
The NetSmartz Workshop http://www.netsmartz.org is an interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and Boys & Girls Clubs of America for children aged 5 to 17, parents, guardians, educators, and law enforcement that uses age-appropriate, 3-D activities to teach children how to stay safer on the Internet.
BEMS Pathfinders go on Fall Trip
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BEMS Girls Pathfinders go on Fall Trip
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BEMS Sixth Grade Pathfinder photos
Homework Hotline
Through the generosity of the Saco River Telephone Company, a "Homework Hotline" is available to Bonny Eagle Middle School teachers and parents. This system can be a wonderful communication tool. It is also very quick and easy to use. Teachers record daily homework assignments using their classroom phones, and parents can then check after regular school hours to see if their children have completed all the work assigned in class. To use the Homework Hotline, dial 929-9183 or 642-3408. When prompted you can enter the extension number for your child's class.
STIRLING CLAN IS EXTENSION NUMBER 140.
One Teacher, Mark Norton, has this to say about the system:
Clan Stirling has used the Homework Hotline for many years. Since 1994, the entire clan's homework for that night or weekend has been on the Hotline by 2:00pm. The kids do it! They look forward to it each day. There is homework, a "thought" of the day, or a quote.
Parents can keep track of their kids' work, what the assignment is and if it's getting done. When students are absent, this is a great way to stay up to date with the class. It has lots of possibilities! I've been very happy with it.
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