Mrs. Patrick and Mr. Anderson were ready for the luau dance!
1SG Donald Eynon presented to BTMS 8th graders regarding the new JROTC Program starting next year at the high school.
Our annual PBIS Luau Dance was a huge success and such a fun time! Thank you to all of the staff and students who participated!💃🕺🪩
Don't forget to move your clocks forward on Sunday!⏰
Students have been exploring the Revolutionary War by studying major battles and making strategic decisions as members of the Continental Army. Before the unit began, each student selected a role. They compared their decisions to what truly happened in the historical battles.
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s science class used a microscope to examine different types of cells.
Anyone struggle to understand the slang these young whippersnappers use today? Slang can cause miscommunication regardless of age so students in Career Exploration explained some current slang words and phrases and how each could cause a misunderstanding at school or work.
The BTLSD Open Enrollment application for the 2026-2027 school year is available online from March 1 through April 30, 2026, for students who do not reside in the Bethel-Tate School District.
https://forms.gle/k19gwkF1THhYBeJSA
Tickets go on sale next week for the annual PBIS Luau Dance!🌺🪩🕺💃
7th grade Art students are getting close to finishing their Clay Junk Food project!
Students had plate races for test review!
7th graders wrapped up their probability unit by tackling leveled questions to earn team squares on our Grid of Glory board! Each correct answer increased their team’s chances of having their square selected by a random spinner at the end for a prize!
How amazing are these students!?!?!?! They wanted to surprise Mrs. Dotson and let her know they are thinking about her as she faces what is hopefully the last leg of this battle. You got this Mrs. Dotson!💕❤️
Snow Day for Monday, February 23rd!❄️☃️
2-hour delay this morning (February 23rd)❄️☃️
7th graders finished sculpting their clay junk food this week, so next week they will be painting them. And as you see, some of our students take their art project VERY seriously! Violet really wanted her’s to look realistic 😃
Source of Strength Peer Leaders finally have the opportunity to tie dye their new shirts. Anticipation on how they turned out.
Everyone loves candy for Valentine's Day so 6th graders in Career Exploration had to use their creative thinking skills to figure out what candy bars were being described in interesting ways.
Ms. Valentine’s 7th graders used candy conversation hearts to model and compare theoretical and experimental probability. Students identified the sample space, conducted repeated trials, and calculated complementary probabilities to determine the likelihood of events. 💘🍬
In Mrs. Starline's language arts class, students took a deep dive into two utopian poems, working to determine each poem’s theme and analyze how that theme develops throughout the text. They looked closely at word choice, imagery, and structure to see how the authors build their message over time. From there, students made thoughtful connections between the poems and the novel Among the Hidden," comparing ideas about society, freedom, equality, and what makes a “perfect” world.
