Selected teams were presented with the dilemma of their new job hours overlapping with soccer practice. How do you solve this problem?… By applying the 5 steps of decision making of course!
Congratulations to the following 7th grade students for winning the Decision Making Process Challenge!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and the conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Way to go to these first quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
You are in Mrs. McBrayer’s class. Room 46. Known officially as the BMS Career Center! 🙂
Today and Friday (you will have a sub tomorrow), we will be learning about procedures, behaviors, the syllabus, and taking a grand tour of our room.
Did you know?…
*A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution who attends classes in a course to attain the appropriate level of mastery of a subject under the guidance of an instructor.
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
Way to go to these third quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and the conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Selected teams were presented with the dilemma of their new job hours overlapping with soccer practice. How do you solve this problem?… By applying the 5 steps of decision making of course!
Congratulations to the following 7th grade students for winning the Decision Making Process Challenge!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and the conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Way to go to these first quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
Way to go to these first quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and the conflict management strategies they learned in class.
*A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution who attends classes in a course to attain the appropriate level of mastery of a subject under the guidance of an instructor.
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
Way to go to these 4th quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and the conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Selected teams were presented with the dilemma of their new job hours overlapping with soccer practice. How do you solve this problem?… By applying the 5 steps of decision making of course!
Congratulations to the following 7th grade students for winning the Decision Making Process Challenge!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and the conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Way to go to these 3rd quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and the conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Way to go to these 2nd quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Selected teams were presented with the dilemma of their new job hours overlapping with soccer practice. How do you solve this problem?… By applying the 5 steps of decision making of course!
Congratulations to the following 7th grade students for winning the Decision Making Process Challenge!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Way to go to these 1st quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
*A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution who attends classes in a course to attain the appropriate level of mastery of a subject under the guidance of an instructor.
Y-Clubbers are performing a sugary service by making valentines (candy included!) for the residents at the Haralson Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center. Additionally, this year we have donated winter coats for disadvantaged community members, given baby blankets to moms with newborns, and participated in the BA canned food drive.
These kids are the cream of the crop! They have a heart for service!
A few years ago, God gave me this big idea – to have students ask their parents and family friends to visit on Fridays and share about their careers. Fast forward 8 years, and look at the result… one thousand opportunities for students to learn what the future may have in store for them! 🙂
Sunny Crane represents the 999 who came before her. Here’s a big shout out to all who have taken the time to tell BMS students about what the work place offers. Thank you is an understatement!
*A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution who attends classes in a course to attain the appropriate level of mastery of a subject under the guidance of an instructor.
HOW CAN YOU SOLVE A CONFLICT WITHOUT MAKING OTHERS MAD? IS IT POSSIBLE? THAT’S WHAT 8TH GRADERS HAVE JUST RECENTLY LEARNED ABOUT IN CAREER MANAGEMENT CLASS. WHAT BETTER WAY TO LEARN THAN TO PUT YOUR NEWLY ACQUIRED SKILLS TO THE TEST THROUGH THE CONFLICT RESOLUTION CHALLENGE?!
STUDENTS WERE SPLIT INTO GROUPS AND GIVEN 3 DIFFERENT CONFLICT SCENARIOS TO SOLVE USING BOTH COMMON SENSE AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THEY LEARNED IN CLASS.
*A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution who attends classes in a course to attain the appropriate level of mastery of a subject under the guidance of an instructor.
Way to go to these 1st quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
*A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution who attends classes in a course to attain the appropriate level of mastery of a subject under the guidance of an instructor.
Way to go to these 4th quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Way to go to these 3rd quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
*A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution who attends classes in a course to attain the appropriate level of mastery of a subject under the guidance of an instructor.
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible? That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge?!
Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Way to go to these 2nd quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
Selected teams were presented with the dilemma of their new job hours overlapping with soccer practice. How do you solve this problem?… By applying the 5 steps of decision making of course!
Congratulations to the following 7th grade students for winning the Decision Making Process Challenge!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning teams. Good job y’all!
Way to go to these 1st quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
How does your attitude affect your decisions? What are the 5 steps of the decision making process? In order to get it right, big decisions should only be made after thinking about them carefully. Seventh grade students in the BMS Career Center learned how to do just that this week.
Here are the winners of our Decisions, Decisions, Decisions contest for 1st period. Good job!
Growing up is challenging not only for kids, but for grownups as well when they make poor decisions that could negatively affect their careers. Sometimes though, kids can teach grownups a thing or two!
Congratulations to these 8th graders for doing just that and, in doing so, winning the Water Bottle Challenge!
Way to go to these 4th quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here is the winning team. Good job y’all!
Way to go to these 3rd quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes and Behaviors Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
*A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution who attends classes in a course to attain the appropriate level of mastery of a subject under the guidance of an instructor.
Way to go to these 2nd quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes’ and Behaviors’ Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
Way to go to these 1st quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes’ and Behaviors’ Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here is the winning team. Good job y’all!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning t-shirts from 2nd and 5th periods!….
Way to go to these 4th quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes’ and Behaviors’ Challenge.
Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is it possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
How does your attitude effect your decisions? What are the 5 steps of the decision making process? In order to get it right, big decisions only need to be made after thinking about them carefully. Seventh grade students in the BMS Career Center learned how to do just that this week.
Here are the winners of our Decisions, Decisions, Decisions contest for 1st and 4th periods. Good job!
Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! Way to go to these 3rd quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes’ and Behaviors’ Challenge. Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning t-shirts from 2nd and 5th periods!….
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is that even possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
How does your attitude effect your decisions? What are the 5 steps of the decision making process? In order to get it right, big decisions only need to be made after thinking about them carefully. Seventh grade students in the BMS Career Center learned how to do just that this week.
Here are the winners of our Decisions, Decisions, Decisions contest for 1st and 4th periods. Good job!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning t-shirts from 2nd and 5th periods!….
Every quarter in the BMS Career Center, each grade level class watches a motivational movie to inspire them on to greatness in life. For 6th graders, it’s Facing the Giants, for 7th graders, it’s Gifted Hands, and for 8th graders, it’s To Save a Life. My students absolutely love these movies and are so pumped up after watching them. Hopefully, they will take that energy and change the world!
Yep! It’s another good week in the BMS Career Center!
Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! Way to go to these 2nd quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes’ and Behaviors’ Challenge. Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is that even possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! Way to go to these 1st quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes’ and Behaviors’ Challenge. Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned. Here are the winning t-shirts from 2nd and 5th periods!….
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is that even possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Please take a moment to click on and like the BMS Career Center Facebook page. We have fun on Tuesdays streaming live video of our students performing their talents for Talent Tuesday! It’s definitely the happening place on FB! 🙂
For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned about. Here are the winning t-shirts from 2nd and 5th periods!….
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is that even possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different conflict scenarios to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! Way to go to these 4th quarter 7th grade Career Discovery students for winning the House Cup trophy for best presentation of our Acceptable and Unacceptable Attitudes’ and Behaviors’ Challenge. Do you have acceptable attitudes and behaviors? Your success in the future depends upon it!
Every quarter in the BMS Career Center, each grade level class watches a motivational movie to inspire them on to greatness in life. For 6th graders, it’s Facing the Giants, for 7th graders, it’s Gifted Hands, and for 8th graders, it’s To Save a Life. My students absolutely love these movies and are so pumped up after watching them. Hopefully, they will take that energy and change the world!
Yep! It’s another good week in the BMS Career Center!
How does your attitude effect your decisions? What are the 5 steps of the decision making process? In order to get it right, big decisions only need to be made after thinking about them carefully. Seventh grade students in the BMS Career Center learned how to do just that this week.
Here are the winners of our Decisions, Decisions, Decisions contest for 1st and 4th periods. Good job!
Mr. Joel Morris, our Future Friday speaker for 1st period last week, brought his drone with him and took these snap shots of BMS for us! A realtor at Metro-West in Carrollton, Georgia, Mr. Morris employs the use of the drone in selling real estate. Not only did students learn the ins and outs of the real estate business, but they also received a STEM lesson on how modern technology is integrated into the work place.
Every quarter in the BMS Career Center, each grade level class watches a motivational movie to inspire them on to greatness in life. For 6th graders, it’s Facing the Giants, for 7th graders, it’s Gifted Hands, and for 8th graders, it’s To Save a Life. My students absolutely love these movies and are so pumped up after watching them. Hopefully, they will take that energy and change the world!
Yep! It’s another good week in the BMS Career Center! 🙂
How well do you interact with others? For the past week in the BMS Career Center, 8th graders have been learning all about how demonstrating good interpersonal skills will help them be successful not only now as a student, but in the future as an employee as well.
Students’ culminating activity was producing a t-shirt with a catchy slogan and design that markets, or advertises, the interpersonal skills they have learned about. Here are the winning t-shirts from 2nd and 5th periods!….
How can you solve a conflict without making others mad? Is that even possible?
That’s what 8th graders have just recently learned about in Career Management class. What better way to learn than to put your newly acquired skills to the test through the Conflict Resolution Challenge! Students were split into groups and given 3 different scenarios, or conflicts, to solve using both common sense and conflict management strategies they learned in class.
Question: What makes the world a better place? Answer: Serving others! BMS Service Day teaches our students to give back to others, our school, and our community not only now, but when they grow up and have a successful career.
I am thankful for you! I love the fact that you come in eager to learn every day and love to participate in our fun, and sometimes corny, activities. Each one of you bless me more than you’ll ever know because you are just you – bright, cheerful, and thoughtful – which are some of the adjectives that come to my mind when I think about you. Thank you so much for being such a good bunch of 6th graders to teach!
I know all of you will be successful in life. God bless you this Thanksgiving…I hope it’s the best one ever!
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