Beaverton Junior/Senior High School -

Announcements: May 17, 2022 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all. 1. Reminder, 8th grade reality store is taking place during 1st, 2nd, and 3rd hour today. Students will be called down to the library by the first letter of their last name at the beginning of each hour. Please bring a pencil with you to the library. 2. JMG students, remember you are meeting during Lunch and WIN today. Please get your lunch and report to Room 232. 3. There will be a meeting at lunch time on Wednesday, in the library, for any students interested in cross country this next fall. This includes middle school and high school. 4. Yearbooks for this school year can be ordered until Friday, May 27th. 5. Seniors: Have you completed your Senior slide assignment in Google Classroom? Get those candid photos to Mrs. Kintner for the Parents Night slide show. 6. Students going on the Mackinac Island Field trip will have to sign up for a bus to ride in Ms. Coughlin's room. There are three buses going, so you can choose which bus you would like to be on. Stop by between classes to make your selection. First come first serve. If you do not sign up by the end of this week your bus will be chosen for you. 7. 2022 Beaverton Youth Football: Tackle Football For who: incoming 3rd -8th students 2022-2023 school year In-person registration at red football barn, located on South side of elementary building May 19, 5-7pm and May 20, 3-5pm Link for online registration is on BYFL's Facebook page. Events: Varsity Baseball & Varsity Softball vs Meridian, player released at 2:55 pm JV Softball @ Meridian, Players released at 2:15, bus departs at 2:30, game starts at 4:00 pm MS Track @ Clare, team released at 2:30, bus departs at 2:45, meet starts @ 4:00 pm Events Results: The Spring Concert was absolutely amazing last night. Thank you to all the volunteers who helped make this possible. The student musicians pulled together to showcase their talents and love for music. Mrs. Seanne Danielak was able to coordinate former students and local band directors to join our band to honor Mrs. K's 38 years at Beaverton. A heartfelt Thank you to everyone who made this night so "magical". The track team sent their freshmen and sophomores to an invite in Harrison last night. Medal winners for the Beavers were: Mason Ptak 1st in shot put and 2nd in discus, Justin Woods 6th in shot put and 4th in discus, William Warner 3rd in pole vault, Tessa Wohlshlegel 1st in 1600 and 3200, and Karley Fischer 4th in long jump. The team competes in Charlevoix on Thursday for Regionals. Happy Birthday: Colton Shapic Lunch Menu: Beef Taco

Under the direction of Mrs. Catherine Kintner, the Beaverton Junior/Senior High School music department held it's annual Spring Concert. The students performed beautifully. The evening was capped off by a performance of past students and music directors from around the area celebrating Mrs. Kintner's 38 yrs of teaching and up coming retirement. What a wonderful positive, uplifting celebration!

Announcements: May 16, 2022 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all. 1. NO GYM TODAY AT LUNCH TIME due to the band concert tonight. Middle School students will go outside through the front gym doors. 2. Band and Choir members need to report in concert attire by 6 pm tonight. The concert begins @ 6:30 pm 3. There will be a meeting at lunch time on Wednesday, in the library, for any students interested in cross country this next fall. This includes middle school and high school. 4. Yearbooks for this school year can be ordered until Friday, May 27th. 5. Seniors: Have you completed your Senior slide assignment in Google Classroom? Get those candid photos to Mrs. Kintner for the Parents Night slide show. 6. Students going on the Mackinac Island Field trip will have to sign up for a bus to ride in Ms. Coughlin's room. There are three buses going, so you can choose which bus you would like to be on. Stop by between classes to make your selection. First come first serve. If you do not sign up by the end of this week your bus will be chosen for you. Events: 9/10th Grade Track Meet @ Harrison, meet starts at 3:30 pm. Track athletes competing today are dismissed at 2:30 for a 2:45 dismissal. Athletes dismissed are: Kamdyn Avila, Payton Corrigan, Mason Ptak, William Warner, Justin Wood, Karley Fischer, Abby Northrup, Jasmine Wirt and Tessa Wohlschlegal. Events Results: Happy Birthday: Nicolas Sequin Belated Happy Birthday: Kenny Richter, Joey Shell, Riley Bock, Jackson Frank, Jasmine Velez Lunch Menu: Beef Frito Pie

CTE's best and brightest were on full display in this year's CTE Student Excellence Awards at an event held in the Construction Trades lab. Students were recognized in such categories as Most Improved, Above & Beyond and Outstanding Student. New inductees to the National Technical Honor Society were also applauded. Congratulations to Kamron Lee, Ethan Fox, Kadence Nickel, Dominick Cornell, Ariana Humphries, Jenna Armstrong, Haley Powell and Colby Christian. Austin Farrow, Austin Sheets and Kolten Gordert were awarded but are not pictured. Congratulations to all of you!

The 8th grade science classes enjoyed a visit from Ahmad Bajjey, chief meteorologist from NBC 25. It was a great way to end our unit on weather and hear first hand how weather is predicted from someone who does it for a living. Students watched, listened and asked questions as Ahmad shared his love for weather!

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Announcements: May 13, 2022 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all. 1. Yearbooks for this school year can be ordered until Friday, May 27th. 2. The Music Department proudly presents their annual spring concert Monday, May 16 @ 6:30 pm in the Beaverton JSHS Gym. Admission is free and open to the public. 3. Mrs. Kintner needs help after school today. Students willing to help or needing hours - please stop in during lunch to talk to her. 4. Seniors: Get those Open House cards to Mrs. Kintner if you want it posted on our wall. Ten school days until Graduation :) 5. Free Lollipops in front of the office are provided in Celebration of Prevention Week, the Clare Gladwin Prevention Coalition provided the Candy Grams! We want to remind you that substance use such as vaping, drinking and Marijuana can make daily life difficult, impair school performance, lead to ongoing addiction issues, cause poor health and can ruin relationships with friends and family. Throughout this week we are making it our goal to help you all choose to refuse substance us! Weekend Events: Saturday JV Softball @ Gladwin Tournament, games start at 9:00 am. Events Results: Happy Birthday: Gavin Greenacre Lunch Menu: French Toast Bites, Sausage Patty, & Sweet Potato Tots

Announcements: May 12, 2022 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all. 1. Yearbooks for this school year can be ordered until Friday, May 27th. 2. The Music Department proudly presents their annual spring concert Monday, May 16 @ 6:30 pm in the Beaverton JSHS Gym. Admission is free and open to the public. 3. Music department will hold an Awards Banquet on Wednesday, May 18 @ 6:30 pm in the JSHS Cafe. The Music Boosters will furnish desserts and refreshments. Band/Choir/Color Guard members were asked to turn their reservation forms in by today. 4. There will be a Blood Drive in the library today, May 12 th in the library. 5. Students with the warm weather here it is time to remove food that may spoil from your lockers. A stinky building is unpleasant to learn and work in. 6. Students who were chosen as a mentor for next year: You will have a meeting today in Mrs. Sprague classroom at 11:10. If you have a signed permission form please bring it. It will be 10-15 minutes! Events: Varsity Softball & Baseball @ Gladwin, players release at 2:30, bus departs at 2:45, drop & go, game starts @ 4:00 JV Softball vs Gladwin, players release at 2:55, game starts @ 4:00 pm Events Results: The track team competed against Meridian and Farwell last night. Both teams earned their first conference win against Farwell. Top finishers for the boys were Noah Coffey winning the 200, high jump and long jump and 3rd in the 1600. Taj Spencer was 2nd in the 1600 and 110 hurdles. Tessa Wohlschlegel was 1st in the 1600 and 2nd in the 3200. Karley Fischer was 3rd in the 300 hurdles and Celina Demirdal was 3rd in the long jump. Happy Birthday: Laela Aldrich Lunch Menu: Mashed Potato and Chicken Bowl

The track team competed against Meridian and Farwell last night. Both teams earned their first conference win against Farwell. Top finishers for the boys were Noah Coffey winning the 200, high jump and long jump and 3rd in the 1600. Taj Spencer was 2nd in the 1600 and 110 hurdles. Tessa Wohlschlegel was 1st in the 1600 and 2nd in the 3200. Karley Fischer was 3rd in the 300 hurdles and Celina Demirdal was 3rd in the long jump. GO RED!

Softball beats Harrison 14-3 and 16-0 and Baseball victorious over Hornets 8-5 and 13-3. Beavers travel to Gladwin on Thursday. GO RED!

Students of the month for April were honored this morning by their nominating teachers at BJSHS. Congratulations to each one of you! Keep up the great work!

The track team was at Meridian on Friday night for the Nite Trax Invitational. Medal winners were: Noah Coffey 2nd in the 100, 1st in the 400, 1st in long jump and 2nd in high jump. Noah also won the field event MVP for the meet. Tessa Wohlshlegel was 2nd in the 1600 and 1st in the 3200. Way to go!

It's Back! BJSHS Prom 2022 was a great success. Student's enjoyed live dinner music and then danced the night away with the DJ. Pau Chesa was crowned King and Alejandra Martinez was crowned queen. Thank you to everyone who helped make this a fabulous event that the students will remember for a lifetime.

Our final guest of the year, paramedic Mark Sommers, talks to Mrs. Sprague’s anatomy class about emergency airway management. You never know, one of these students could be serving our community in medical field in the near future! Thank you to all the medically trained guests this year!

Announcements: May 6, 2022 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all. 1. Dual enrolled students that have physical textbooks need to turn them in asap. If you do not turn in your book you will be billed for the cost. See Mrs. Phillips if you have any questions. 2. 7th graders that did not meet the behavior expectations in order to attend the Loons Game next week will be informed today that they can't attend the field trip. 3. All 8th, 9th, and 10th graders that are interested in going on the Mackinaw field trip on June 4th, please remember to get your permission slip and money to Ms. Coughlin before May 11th. 4. 8th, 9th and 10th Grade Students must meet the following behavior expectations beginning on Tuesday, May 3rd through Friday, June 3rd in order to attend the Mackinaw Island Field Trip: Those students who accumulate more than 3 lunch detentions for behavior, more than one after school detention for behavior, or more than one day of an in school OR out-of-school suspension will be excluded from the field trip. Students will be informed on Friday, June 3rd if they are not able to attend the field trip due to not meeting these behavior expectations. 5. Yearbooks for this school year can be ordered until Friday, May 27th. See your WIN teacher or Mrs. Jorgensen in room 146 for a paper order form, or visit www.yearbookforever.com to order 6. The HS Band will perform at the Pines Nursing Home on Monday, May 9th. Please excuse students from 11 am - 1:05 pm. A list of students was sent out via email on 5/3. 7. Here are a few housekeeping details for Students attending PROM: School policies are in effect since this is a "school sponsored" event. The doors open @ 6 pm with dinner being served @ 6:30 pm. Students are NOT allowed to go out to their cars unless accompanied by an adult chaperone. Please be respectful of the decorations, lighting, and backdrops. 8. There will be a blood drive on Thursday, May 12th in the library. Any qualified donors that sign up before May 12th can come to Mrs. Sanderson's room on the morning of the blood drive before classes start to get a breakfast burrito for Donor Appreciation Day. We would like to thank all of you that have donated in the past and continue to donate. Please sign up with any of the following NHS members: Elizabeth Hoag, Kayla Newman, Eva Reader, Karley Fischer, Tessa Wohlschlegel, Kaelyn Fischer Events: High School Track & field @ Meridian Nite Trax Meet, team release at 2:15 pm, bus departs at 2:30 pm, meet starts at 4:00 pm Events Results: The track team took on Harrison and Clare on Wednesday. More outstanding performances and PRs. First place finishers were: Noah Coffey in the 400 and the high jump, Taj Finney in the 3200, Tessa Wohlschlegel in the 3200, and Taylor McCormack in the long jump. Also, Celina Demirdal and Hannah Stearns took 2nd and 3rd in the long jump to sweep the top spots out of 11 competitors. Happy Birthday: ?? Lunch Menu: Mini Corn Dogs

Congratulations to Raelynn Christie and Austin Farrow. They were the recipients of the Turnaround Award. It was presented at a very nice luncheon at the Tobacco River Ranch in Clare. Teacher, Holly Smith, presented both students and did a wonderful job. Very proud of everyone. Congratulations. Each student received 6 credits at Mid-Michigan college.

The track team took on Harrison and Clare on Wednesday. More outstanding performances and PRs. First place finishers were: Noah Coffey in the 400 and the high jump, Taj Finney in the 3200, Tessa Wohlschlegel in the 3200, and Taylor McCormack in the long jump. Also, Celina Demirdal and Hannah Stearns took 2nd and 3rd in the long jump to sweep the top spots out of 11 competitors. GO RED!

Please note today's JV Softball Game in Beaverton has been canceled due to Pinconning's inability to field a team. Now, JV Softball is going to play at Clare this afternoon with a 4:00 start. The address to Clare Fields is: 688 Ann Arbor Trail. Varsity baseball and softball heads to Pinconning this afternoon. GO RED!

Announcements: May 5, 2022 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all. 1. Dual enrolled students that have physical textbooks need to turn them in asap. If you do not turn in your book you will be billed for the cost. See Mrs. Phillips if you have any questions. 2. Students – We are aware of the sensors being unplugged in the bathroom. Consequences will be used for this action. 3. 7th graders that did not meet the behavior expectations in order to attend the Loons Game next week will be informed this Friday that they can't attend the field trip. 4. All 8th, 9th, and 10th graders that are interested in going on the Mackinaw field trip on June 4th, please remember to get your permission slip and money to Ms. Coughlin before May 11th. 5. 8th, 9th and 10th Grade Students must meet the following behavior expectations beginning on Tuesday, May 3rd through Friday, June 3rd in order to attend the Mackinaw Island Field Trip: Those students who accumulate more than 3 lunch detentions for behavior, more than one after school detention for behavior, or more than one day of an in school OR out-of-school suspension will be excluded from the field trip. Students will be informed on Friday, June 3rd if they are not able to attend the field trip due to not meeting these behavior expectations. 6. Yearbooks for this school year can be ordered until Friday, May 27th. See your WIN teacher or Mrs. Jorgensen in room 146 for a paper order form, or visit www.yearbookforever.com to order online 7. The HS Band will perform at the Pines Nursing Home on Monday, May 9th. Please excuse students from 11 am - 1:05 pm. A list of students was sent out via email on 5/3. 8. Prom tickets will still be available for purchase today during the first lunch. Any Jr or Sr who would like to go BUT cannot afford to - see Mrs. Kintner ASAP. Here are a few housekeeping details for Students attending PROM: School policies are in effect since this is a "school sponsored" event. The doors open @ 6 pm with dinner being served @ 6:30 pm. Students are NOT allowed to go out to their cars unless accompanied by an adult chaperone. Please be respectful of the decorations, lighting, and backdrops. 9. There will be a blood drive on Thursday, May 12th in the library. Any qualified donors that sign up before May 12th can come to Mrs. Sanderson's room on the morning of the blood drive before classes start to get a breakfast burrito for Donor Appreciation Day. We would like to thank all of you that have donated in the past and continue to donate. Please sign up with any of the following NHS members: Elizabeth Hoag, Kayla Newman, Eva Reader, Karley Fischer, Tessa Wohlschlegel, Kaelyn Fischer 10. Senior Memories need to be sent to Mrs. Kintner. No post its are to be on the Senior Wall. 11. Spirit Day will be this Friday. In honor of Teacher Appreciation week dress up like your favorite teacher. Events: Varsity Baseball & Varsity Softball@ Pinconning, Players release at 2:15, bus departs at 2:30, game starts at 4:00 pm, Drop & Go JV Softball vs Pinconning is cancelled. Events Results: Happy Birthday: Brady Armstrong, Piper Carland, Julianne Drawe, Travis Ficek Lunch Menu: Mashed Potato & Chicken Bowl

Beaverton Jr/Sr High School held a job fair today. Local businesses were invited to the school and students were able to fill out applications, provided resumes and even interview on the spot. Thank you to our Career Navigator, Misty Johnson, for helping organize this event. What a great opportunity for our students and local businesses.