Click the headline to print. Individual teachers may require additional supplies for his/her classroom.
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Click the headline to visit the BCS nutrition site for monthly menus, online payments, meal prices, etc. Student Breakfast $1.50; Student Lunch $2.75; Adult Lunch $4.50
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You may send them to your child's teacher anytime.
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Check out our mobile app! Bartlett City Schools is now available in the iTunes App Store and on Google Play. You can keep up with your child's school calendar, read the latest news feeds from our website and social media, and even log into the PowerSchool Parent Portal to check your child's grades. Simply search for "Bartlett City Schools" and download it today. We hope you enjoy this new method of communication from our district!
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Click the headline to visit BCS Health Guidelines site.
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Our specialists and our talented 3rd-5th graders really shined during the Bartlett's Got Talent, talent show! It was a fun filled night!
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We are a school where student learning thrives and children feel good about the place they call their school. We believe that this is because of the incredible students that attend our school, the awesome staff who believe that relationships with students are key to optimal learning and more importantly the incredible support of our families. We could not engage in the wonderful learning opportunities and the fun things we do here without your monetary support. Please know that no amount is too small. Your ongoing backing and support are both truly appreciated.
*Click the headline to make a donation to our school.*
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Click the headline to visit our BES Lands' End site. Lands' End will donate 2% of every purchase made through this site. Our Preferred School Number is 900176090.
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Your child’s daily, on-time attendance is critical to their success in school. And while some challenges to your child’s school attendance are unavoidable, it’s important to understand the impact of each absence.

A student is considered chronically absent if they miss only two days of school per month (18 days in a year), whether the absences are excused or unexcused. This is true for children as early as elementary school, when they are at a higher risk of falling behind in reading. Even one year of chronic absence can cause a child to fall behind academically and decrease a child’s chances of graduating from high school, which can have long-term consequences on their financial independence, physical well-being and mental health.

The good news? Attending school every day increases a child’s chances of success in school and in life.
*Click the headline to visit http://absencesaddup.org/ and learn more.*
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