SAVE THE DATE FOR THE BHES VARIETY SHOW! (MARCH 29)
Mark your calendars! The annual Bradley Hills Variety Show will be Saturday, March 29th at Walt Whitman High School. It will be an evening of music, dance, acrobatics and many other talents performed by our wonderful students. More details are coming soon and submissions will open on February 6th!
VISIT THE BHES LOST AND FOUND
Is your child missing something? The Lost & Found is full of coats, hats, gloves, water bottles, etc. Please encourage your child to check there for any misplaced belongings. Parents & caregivers are also welcome to take a look any time you are at school.
The Lost & Found is located in the All-Purpose Room but this Friday, January 31st, it will be relocated for the day to the front vestibule (by the main office). Thank you!
REMINDER FOR VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT SCHOOL
Don't forget about the volunteer opportunities available to BHES families all year! See below and sign up to come in, see your kids and help out!
Media Center Volunteers
Help our wonderful new Media Specialist in Mr. Ryan White and Media Center Assistant Ms. Mo! Volunteers may come help while their child's class is at the Media Center or any other time that is convenient, see the schedule here (please note A and B weeks) and a list of volunteer tasks here. Volunteers may also help during the Open Checkout session scheduled every Wednesday from 9:10-10:00am.
If you are interested in helping, please email Tracy Sislen at tracysislen@gmail.com, so we may put you on the schedule. To review and complete BHES volunteer guidelines CLICK HERE.
Lunch/Recess Volunteers - BHES needs volunteers to help keep lunch and recess fun and safe! If you'd like to come in and help while your kids are in school, please see the schedule, guidelines and sign-up for Recess Volunteers, and Lunch Volunteers.
Point of Contact: Feng Luo, fluocn@gmail.com
THE PTA IS HERE FOR YOU
The BHES PTA is committed to promoting an enriching and supportive climate where all members of the BHES community feel safe, seen, and respected. The PTA -- primarily through its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee -- works to advance this goal through the following means: dissemination of educational resources for parents/guardians; organization and facilitation of Heritage Night as well as other events and small-group community conversations to help parents/guardians explore their family identities and issues of bias; financial support of assemblies and other in-school programming to advance diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging goals; and collaboration with school administration, teachers, and staff on development of materials to supplement teacher lessons on anti-bias and commemorative months.
The PTA's DEI Committee welcomes input from all members of our community about how we collectively work to prevent and respond to hate-bias incidents within our community. If you are interested in sharing feedback, or joining the DEI Committee, please contact DEI Committee Co-Chairs Britt Hogue and Kathleen Foster at klubey@gmail.com
