The peak of the cold and flu season is upon us. To prevent widespread flu in the school, we recommend that your child stay home from school if experiencing flu or cold symptoms. To decide whether or not to send your child to school, please consider our BCS guidelines as listed on the pdf you may download by clicking the headline. Keeping a sick child at home will minimize the spread of infections and viruses in the classroom. Thank you in advance for helping make this year at school as healthy as possible.
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Is your parent, grandparent, or someone special to you a Veteran? If so, we would like to honor him/her at the upcoming Veterans Day Celebration on Friday, November 8th. There will be a reception beginning at 9:00 a.m. followed by a ceremony at 9:45 a.m. Click the headline to print a flyer with all the information. Thanks for serving our country!
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Bartlett Elementary has been nominated for the Build a Bright Future Contest through Crayola for a chance to win $10,000 for our arts program! We need your help! Vote for our video every day between now and November 1st! Copy and paste the link below to share it and let’s show them why BES is most deserving of this incredible prize! READY, SET, VOTE!
https://www.cheeseheadsbrightfuture.com/?eid=2026411
*Click the headline to go directly to our voting page.*
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Red Ribbon Week is a social event designed to draw awareness to the dangers of drug addiction. Show your pride in living a drug-free lifestyle and encourage others to make the same choices by joining us in our Red Ribbon Week theme days.
Friday, Oct 25th: Red Day and Kick off Red Ribbon Week. Hugs, not Drugs….Wear red and bring a stuffed animal to school
Monday, Oct. 28: Tie Dye Day…Wear tie dye shirts and blue jeans and say Peace Out to Drugs
Tuesday, Oct. 29: Camo Day…Wear camouflage and Hide from Drugs
Wednesday, Oct. 30: Decades Day…Wear clothes from the 50’s, 60’s 70’s 80’s or 90’s
Thursday, Oct. 31st: Old Time Road Day…Wear Western vs Hip-Hop
Friday, Nov. 1st Team Up Against Drugs Day…Wear favorite team, college shirt, or jersey..Basketball Shoot-Out Day
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Join us October 22nd for our annual Open House, Book Fair and Pizza Dinner. The Book Fair will be open in the gym from 4-7pm. Our classrooms will be open to drop in and visit from 5:30-6:30pm. Beta Club will be serving pizza & soft drinks in the cafeteria from 5-6:30pm.
(You MUST preorder your pizza. Click the headline to download an order form.) Hope to see you then!
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The Book Fair is coming! Our Book Fair will be open October 7th-11th, and October 21st in the Library; October 22nd 4-7pm in the gym. Every purchase earns rewards for our school. You may shop online, beginning October 2nd. Click the headline to visit our Scholastic Book Fair Homepage. Thanks for supporting our school.
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The National Junior Beta Club is sponsoring a Pizza dinner on Tuesday, October 22nd. Enjoy Open House, the Book Fair, and
Dinner all at the same place!
Time: 5:00 – 6:30 pm
Place: BES Cafeteria
What: Pizza and Drinks
Kind: Cheese, Pepperoni, and Sausage
Cost: $2.00 per slice
$10.00 per pizza
$1.00 drinks
You MUST pre-order. Click the headline to print an order form.
Orders due by Friday, October 11th.
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Jim Jaggers from News Channel 3 will be at Bartlett
Elementary on Friday, September 20th to help kick off
the 14th annual fundraiser for LeBonheur Children’s
Hospital. Wear your bike helmet and attire to show
your Panther spirit!! We will collect money during the
week of Monday, Sept. 23rd – Friday, Sept. 27th.
Prizes:
Any donation = Piece of gum
$5.00 = Homework Pass
$10.00 = Bracelet and name on a bike to
hang in the hall
$15.00 = Participation in the soaker challenge to spray ALL THREE
administrators.
Please send in checks made out to LeBonheur
Children’s Hospital. Please send in all money in an envelope or baggie labeled:
• Go Jim Go
• Your child’s name and classroom teacher
• The amount included in the envelope/baggie.
Thank you for your generous support!
Carol Rankin, Amy Rodgers, Amy Brandon
Community Involvement Chairs
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This year’s theme for Fire Prevention Week and the Fire Prevention Poster Contest is “Not every hero wears a cape. Plan and Practice your Escape.” According to the National Fire Protection Association you have as little as one to two minutes to escape a house fire. Having an escape plan and practicing emergency exit drills can be the difference between life and death in an emergency. Visit firepreventionweek.org for more info and poster ideas. Click the headline to print a copy of the poster rules. Posters must be turned in to Mr. Forbes or Mrs. Swanger by Sept. 27th. Hope to see some great posters, Little Panthers!
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Bartlett City Schools has pledged to raise $10,000 for St. Jude.
Our goal is for each student to bring at least $1 for St. Jude.
Bring all money to Coach Courtney in the gym. Donate a dollar; get a piece of gum; add your name on a leaf to the tree in the front hall so we can " Fall in Love with St. Jude!" St. Jude also has a walk/ 5k run on September 28th. All registrations are done online; you can also
donate online. If you would like to run the race, you can click on
“Join Team” and select Bartlett City Schools to help raise funds on our behalf. http://bit.ly/2lx72Rr
Let’s end childhood cancer together!
*Click the headline to print a flyer with all the info.*
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