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Consider hosting a Chinese student for one week in Feb.

Recently, BKW was offered a wonderful student exchange opportunity. The Daishan School in Shanghai, China, is interested in sending a group of eight students to BKW as a way of immersing them in the typical routine of American public schools. While here, the group would also visit various local cultural attractions and spend time with local families. The group …

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Special Education Parent Night Jan. 16

BKW Schools will hold a Special Education Parent Information Night 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 16 in the Elementary School Library. Jay Arnold, Education Specialist with the parent network of the Capital Region will be the guest speaker. Refreshments will be served Information and resources will be available on: Effective Communication With Your Education Team The ABC’s …

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Class of 2022 sends packages to Merchant Marines

Sixteen BKW freshman put together shoe boxes filled with goodies for our Merchant Marines serving on the Atlantic Ocean. Each box is a holiday “thank-you,” containing items the merchant marines can use.

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Order your BKW Spirit Wear and support PBIS

What a great way to do some Christmas shopping and support your school! BKW has teamed up with Sawyer’s Screen Printing to bring you some great gift ideas. The order deadline is Friday, Dec. 7. Simply complete the order form and return it to school. All proceeds help fund PBIS (student character education programs). Items …

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Seventh grade team launches Homework Club

The 7th grade BKW team is excited to announce that beginning Tuesday, Dec. 4, we will offer our students an opportunity to participate in an after school Homework Club. Homework Club provides support to students who struggle to complete classwork and homework assignments during the school year. Students will receive help completing their work in …

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ES Breakfast honors veterans

BKW Elementary School honored about 40 of the communities’ veterans with a Veterans Breakfast on Friday, Nov. 9 in the elementary cafeteria. Students invited family members who had served in the military, then joined them for breakfast served by Erin Snyder’s students. Each veteran was greeted with a flower and fifth graders presented each with …

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BKW students take the lead to fight bullying

The BKW Elementary Student Council and the High School Student Senate joined forces to combat bullying during the district’s anti-bullying week Oct. 22-26. Each day was filled with activities reinforcing the simple message—there is no place for bullying at BKW. Elementary events included: Daily anti-bullying messages read each morning during announcements. Principal Annette Landry read …

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Capital project – what we voted on

Preparing students for their future, not our past BKW needs to capitalize on favorable financial conditions to provide better facilities for our students, says Superintendent Dr. Timothy Mundell. On Thursday, Nov. 2, the BKW community will decide the future of the district when they vote on a proposed $19.8 million in renovations and improvements to …

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