Congrats to our September Staff Members of the Month…Mr. Brian Webb and Ms. Lorie Farrell! Without you two, our building wouldn’t be what it is! You two are the best!❤️
BTMS choir students enjoying their Thursday tradition of ending class with “Club Karaoke!”
BTMS Tigers are ready to run this morning!
It was a great night for Tiger football! A big win over East Clinton 42-8!! The cheerleaders did a great job leading their team on to a victory! Tiger Pride!
Students in Mr. Cox’s social studies classes researching and creating slide presentations on how their lives have been impacted by the ancient Greeks.
Update from our BTMS STEM program.
8th grade Lady Tigers in action against East Clinton
Nice win in two sets against East Clinton for our 7th grade Lady Tigers
Special thanks to the BTHS volleyball teams and coaches for attending tonight’s volleyball games against East Clinton.
Congratulations to our August Tigers of the month! Way to start out the year by Following the Tiger Way! We are all proud of you!
7th grade PLTW students are working on measurement during the skimmer project.
7th grade PLTW students are working on measurement during the skimmer project.
Both 7th grade Art classes showing off their beautiful Color Wheel Eyes! As always, Mrs. Lewis is so proud of you all!
Officer Hooven hanging out at lunch with us!
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our former Bethel-Tate Middle School teacher Mr. Jim Fay. We share our deepest sympathy with his friends and family.
Mr. Fay retired from Bethel-Tate Schools at the end of the 2020-21 school year and the impact he had on our students over the years is immeasurable. He taught for 41 years and coached for 36 years.
“Jim meant so much to all of us at the middle school and impacted so many Bethel-Tate students. He was definitely one of the best there ever was!”
Mr. Fay reflected on this career in education before he retired and he shared the following:
“I would tell my kids every year, that if you find a job you love, you won't work a day in your life. I truly feel I didn’t go to work everyday…I was doing what I was called to do.”
He went on to share, “Assisting my kids in progressing their skill sets was always a top priority. It’s not where they started that concerned me; it was where they ended the year. I would get most excited about bringing in authentic life lessons with a variety of teaching strategies.”
Mr. Fay said he was forever grateful for the Bethel-Tate Board of Education and the Bethel-Tate community for their support and opportunity to work with their “fine young teenagers.”
Mr. Fay, we are the grateful ones. Thank you for sharing your passion for learning and the gift of teaching with our students. Your legacy will live on.
Students sat outside and practiced their vivid writing skills by exploring their five senses!
The Bethel-Tate Middle School Music Program is having its annual pumpkin fundraiser through Simmons Farms! Click here to purchase and support the strong music program at BTMS:
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Students in Mrs. Parlier’s language arts class participating in a characterization discussion and gallery walk.
What a great first week! Students got to know Ms. Frost and expectations; spent time using the Engineer and Design Process to build towers; flexed their creative muscles to create Droodles; discussed technology and its impact on common sense; and met some new classroom “pets”!
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s class start the year off on a positive note by making “Positive Bumper Stickers”.
