Message Fro m The Principal
Mr. Thor son
As we start our 2nd
quarter, let’s review
honor roll requirements for
BVMS students:
“A” honor roll requires a GPA of 3.5
or higher. “B” honor roll requires a
GPA of 3.0 to 3.499.
Parents of students
who qualify for either
the “A” or “B” honor
roll will be given an
award letter and
bumper sticker to
recognize their student’s academic
achievement.
After receiving the
initial bumper sticker
and if the student
continues to be on
the A or B honor roll,
they may collect a
paw print.
Have a great Thanksgiving break, and be
safe if you and your
family are traveling
this holiday.
The Lynx Prints
B R A N D O N VA L L E Y M I D D L E S C H O O L
St udents of th e Mont h
Congratulations to
the students who received Student of
the Month for September, October and
November. Also congratulations to their
parents for the positive reinforcement
that they have given
these students.
Three students are
nominated each
month per grade.
These students were
not selected because
of their grades or because of their athletic ability. They were
chosen because they
are good students
and excellent role
models for other students. Most of these
students were nominated by a group of
teachers. Each stu-
th
dent of the month re- 8 Grade recipients:
Morgan Else, Jared
ceives a Student of
the Month Certificate, Frederickson & Sierra
Coyle
a Student of the
Month sticker for a
OCTOBER STUDENTS
vehicle, free kid’s
OF THE MONTH:
buffet coupon from
Pizza Ranch, and their th
6 Grade recipients:
picture is posted in
the commons. Final- Sage Bultje, Luke
Kocer & Blake Barrett
ly, and most importantly, they reth
ceive the respect and 7 Grade recipients:
Amanda Eichelberg,
admiration of their
parents and teachers. Kate Livingston, &
Grant Peterson
SEPTEMBER STUDENTS th
8 Grade recipients:
OF THE MONTH:
Isabelle DeWitt,
6th Grade recipients: Hunter Cole, & Ashley
Abbey Jacobsen, Eli- Ask
jah Kirlin & Lauren
These students will
Babb
be honored Novemth
7th Grade recipients: ber 5 at 7:45 am in
the Middle School
Emily Wendt, Ethan
Media
Center. ParWright & Hannah
ents
and
students are
Cummings
invited to attend.
NOVEMBER 2014
Inside this issue:
Message from Mr. Skibsted
2
ICU - 3000!!!
2
Message from the School
Nurse , Wendy Bunker
3
BVMS Band News
3
Folk Tales for Fun
4
Angel Tree
4
BVHS ANGEL TREE FORM
5
BVMS BOOK FAIR A
SUCCESS
6
PTSO SAYS THANK YOU
6
4TH ANNUAL BVMS
DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT
6
ACTIVITIES NEWS, RANDY
7
7TH & 8TH GRADE BOYS
BASKETBALL
7
7TH & 8TH GRADE GIRLS
BASKETBALL
7
NOVEMBER LUNCH MENU
8
NOVEMBER ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR
9
NO SCHOOL
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
11TH
IN HONOR
OF
VETERANS
DAY
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BVMS
BELL SCHEDULE
1ST PERIOD 8:10-8:55 AM
2ND PERIOD 8:58-9:43 AM
3RD PERIOD 9:46-10:30 AM
4TH PERIOD 10:33-11:18 AM
5TH PERIOD 11:21-12:06 PM
6TH PERIOD 12:09-12:54 PM
7TH PERIOD 12:57-1:42 PM
8TH PERIOD 1:45-2:30 PM
9TH PERIOD 2:33-3:18 PM
There are adjusted bell
schedules for late starts
and early dismissal days.
Message From Mr. Skibsted, Assistant Principal
When it comes to a
middle school student
having success, parent
involvement is influential in helping create
student achievement.
Why?
When parents get involved in learning, student achievement
grows if they know their
parents care.
When?
Being involved in your
child's learning is simple: ask them how their
day was and what
homework they have
DAYLIGHT
SAVING TIME
ENDS NOV. 1ST
REMEMBER TO
TURN CLOCKS
BACK ONE
HOUR
HOMEWORK
ASSIGNMENTS
To check what your
student is doing in
class, g o to th e
middle school website and cl ick on
students. On the
drop down menu
click on l esson
plans. A menu appears with the
names of all th e
teachers. If you
click on the name,
you will find the
lesson plans. Lesson plans are continually updated!
— in or out of school.
while your eating dinner. Discuss learning
experiences you had for Skibby’s Random
the day. Take what
Column:
your child is learning
and explain to them

Giraffe’s clean their ears
where they may use it
with their long tongues
as an adult. This will
help show your child

The U.S. Secret Service
that you think learning
was created during the
is important.
Civil War to fight counterfeiting.
Where?
Teachers will welcome
your commitment to
your child’s education.
Call or e-mail your student’s teacher to see
what you can do to help

111,111,111 x
111,111,111 =
12,345,678,987,654,321
BRANDON VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL OPENS AT 7:15 A.M.
STUDENTS MAY GATHER IN THE COMMONS BEFORE
SCHOOL. IF A STUDENT NEEDS TO SEE A TEACHER BEFORE SCHOOL, THEY MUST CHECK INTO THE OFFICE BEFORE GOING INTO A CLASSROOM. TEACHERS MAY NOT BE
AVAILABLE BEFORE SCHOOL DUE TO MEETINGS, PLANNING, ETC. MEDIA CENTER IS OPEN AT 7:15 A.M. FOR ICU!
ICU (Intensive Care Unit) - 3000!!!
The Middle School’s ICU program has been in place since the beginning of
school year. This program provides the opportunity for students to complete any missing homework or work not completed at a quality level. Students who are on ICU spend 25 minutes of their lunch period working on
the assignment that they are on ICU for and the last 20 minutes eating
lunch. We also provide an opportunity for work to be completed before
school in the library from 7:15 - 8:00 a.m. and after school in the library
from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. When a student is placed on ICU, the parent/
guardian’s receive an email and/or text saying their child has a missing assignment. This communication tool has greatly increased our interaction
between parent/guardian’s, student, and teachers. We currently have
over 3,000 assignments completed and turned in under ICU! This is an outstanding achievement for the Middle School. Our motto for ICU is “At BVMS
Every student completes EVERY assignment”, everyday we are working
closer to that goal.
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Message fr om School Nurse, Wendy Bunker
BVMS
BAND
NEWS
Seasonal Influenza (Flu)
MIDDLE SCHOOL
ALL-STATE BAND
AUDITIONS FOR THE
SOUTH DAKOTA
MIDDLE SCHOOL
ALL-STATE BAND
WILL BE HELD THE
FIRST WEEK OF
DE-
CEMBER, WHICH
MEANS THAT THE
TIME TO PRACTICE
IS NOW!
EACH STU-
DENT WHO WANTS
TO AUDITION WILL
PREPARE THREE
SCALES AND TWO
SHORT MUSICAL SELECTIONS.
PREPARATION FOR ALLSTATE BAND IS AN
IDEAL WAY TO PUSH
YOURSELF MUSICALLY AND LEARN MANY
NEW MUSICAL
SKILLS. JUDGES SELECT THE BEST AUDITIONS FOR A SEAT
IN THE BAND,
WHICH IS HELD THE
FIRST WEEKEND IN
MARCH. THIS YEAR
ALL-STATE BAND
WILL BE IN HURON. GOOD LUCK
TO ALL WHO AUDITION.
CONTACT
MS. BAKER OR MRS.
CHAMBERS TO
SCHEDULE YOUR AUDITION TIME.
Influenza (the flu) is an infection of the nose, throat, and lungs
caused by influenza viruses. There are many different influenza viruses that are constantly changing. They cause illness, hospital stays
and deaths in the United States each year.
The flu can be very dangerous for children. Each year about 20,000 children
younger than 5 years old are hospitalized from flu complications, like pneumonia. CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommends that EVERYONE age 6 months and older should get a flu vaccine each
year (a shot or nasal mist) to protect from seasonal flu viruses. For more information, visit www.cdc.gov/flu or www.flu.gov or call 800-CDC-INFO
Know the symptoms of Influenza, which may include:
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Sudden onset of illness
Chills
Headache
Stuffy nose or runny nose
Feeling of weakness/fatigue
Cough (dry initially, may become a deep, hacking and painful cough)
Fever
Children and adults: higher than 100.4 °F
Babies up to 3 months: rectal temperature of 100.4° F
Babies 3-24 months old: 102° F or higher
Sore throat
Muscle/body aches
No appetite for food or desire to drink fluids
Diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain and/or exhaustion occur more commonly in
children
When to call for additional help:
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Irritability and/or confusion
Difficulty breathing or chest pain with each breath or breathing rapidly at rest
Bluish skin
Inability to move an arm or leg (if ill person could previously)
First time seizure
If the person has not urinated in 12 or more hours
Coughing up blood
Fever greater than 102°F that persists
Note: If you can’t reach your health-care provider, call 9-1-1 or your local emergency number
Please keep your student home if he/she has a fever of 100 or above. He/she
may return after being fever free for 24 hours without fever reducing medications such as Acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil)
Page 4
NO SCHOOL
THURSDAY
NOV. 27 AND
FRIDAY
NOV. 28
Enjoy the
little things
in life…
for one day
you’ll look
back and
realize they
were the big
things!
Join us on a journey aroun d th e worl d thr oug h
fol k tales! Middle School P l ay
Tuesday, November 25th 7:00 pm at t he PAC
All are wel come (Free Admission)
LET THE NAVIGATOR FROM FOLK TALES FOR FUN TAKE YOU ON A MAGNIFICENT TOUR
OF GERMANY, EGYPT, TURKEY, LIBERIA AND MORE WITH ENTERTAINING, UNIVERSAL FOLK
TALES BOTH NEW AND FAMILIAR TO CHILDREN. WITH THE HELP OF DECIPHER, THE PLAY’S
FOREIGN LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR, AND I DON’T KNOW, A CHARACTER WHO SURPRISINGLY KNOWS IT ALL, YOU CAN BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN CULTURES BY EXPERIENCING THESE
SIX STORIES FROM OTHER COUNTRIES. DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE COULD BE AS MANY
VERSIONS OF THE CINDERELLA STORY AS THERE ARE COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD? YOU’LL
DISCOVER THIS AND MUCH MORE ABOUT HOW WE HAVE MORE IN COMMON WITH PEOPLE
FROM OTHER COUNTRIES THAN MOST PEOPLE REALIZE. THIS CHILDREN’S PLAY WILL HAVE
ACTORS AND AUDIENCES ALIKE LOST IN THE MAGIC AND FUN OF OTHER WORLDS, ENHANCED BY THE AMAZING AND INSIGHTFUL TOUR GUIDES IN THIS PLAY!
Angel Tree
BOYS 5TH – 8TH GRADE
LOOKING FOR SOME EXTRA
BASKETBALL TIME IN THE
GYM? SANFORD BASKETBALL IS DOING SHOOTING
WORKOUTS AGAIN BUT THIS
YEAR THEY ARE TAKING
PLACE IN THE BRANDON
GYMS. CHECK OUT HTTP://
WWW.SANFORDPENTAGON.
COM/BASKETBALLCAMPS
AND CLICK ON BVHS
WORKOUTS TO REGISTER
High School Student
Council sponsors an Angel Tree. The purpose
of the tree is to ensure
that every Brandon Valley School District child
is remembered at
Christmas. Last year
over one hundred area
children have benefited
from many families,
classes, and individuals
generosity. We are
again looking forward
to overwhelming support of this worthwhile
project!
If you feel you and your
family are in need of
assistance this holiday
season, we welcome
you to pick up an Angel
Tree form available
through your school
counselor or school office. The Angel Tree
form is on page 4 of this
newsletter and forms
must be returned by
Friday, November 14,
2014 to the school office or the counselor’s
offices.
ALL REQUESTS ARE
CONFIDENTIAL.
If your family would like
to sponsor a child at
Christmas, contact
Brandon Valley High
School at 582-3211 after
November 25th. All gifts
must be delivered to
the high school by December 11th for delivery
before Christmas break.
Have a Merry Christmas!
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Brandon Valley High School Angel Tree
Each year the Brandon Valley High School Student Council sponsors an Angel Tree. The purpose of the tree is to
ensure that every area child is remembered at Christmas. If you feel you and your family are in need of assistance this
holiday season, we welcome you to complete the following inform
n and return this form to your school counselor .
Requests must be received by Friday, Nov. 14th . ALL REQUESTS ARE CONFIDENTIAL.
Please
l out one form for each child.
Child’s First Name: ______________________________
Child’s Last Name: ______________________________
Age: __________________
Gender: _____________________
This program is intended for children who live in the Brandon school district. Does your child live in our district?
If your child is school age, which building does he/she
Your child will receive two
Yes
No
d? __________________________________
s: one “want” and one “need”. Please list some
ideas.
WANTS: (not to exceed a total of $20)
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
NEEDS: (not to exceed a total of $30) Please state spec
small, adult large, etc.).
clothing sizes (ex: youth
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
Person making the request:________________________________________
Rela onship to child:_________________________________________
Address:_________________________________________
Phone Number (home and cell):____________________________________________
Please remember, all gi s are wrapped and must be picked up at Brandon Valley High School
December 16th - 18th
301 S. Splitrock Blvd. 582‐3211
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2014-2015
PTSO
OFFICERS
Stacie Long,
President
Doris Brekhus,
Secretary
Wendy Ibberson,
Treasurer
Thank you
PTSO From
BVMS Staff!
Thanks for
the awesome
soups, wonderful desserts, and other food items
for Parent
Teacher
Conferences
Everything
was delicious
as usual and
very much appreciated...
NEXT PTSO
MEETING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH
7:00 P.M.
MEDIA CENTER
BVMS Book Fair A Success
We had a very successful Scholastic
Book Fair this year.
Sales were over $3800
and allowed the library and all BVMS
students to acquire
$1600 in brand new
books!
A HUGE thank you to all
who helped with the
book fair this year:
Tammy Kuehn, Doris
Brekhus, Melanie Mills,
Deb Wright, Laurie
Sohl, Kathy Lembke,
Cindy Wills, Dianna
Hood, Krista Halseth,
and Angel Jarzebczyk.
Also, a very special
thank you to Mrs.
Kirkeby and Mrs. Erickson
in
the
li-
PTSO Says Thank You
PTSO would like to
thank the following for
contributing to the
conference meal they
served the teachers.
The soup, sandwich,
and desserts were very
much appreciated.
Becky Kocer, Lisa Reinschmidt, Janice Menefee, Amy Frantzen, Ardis
Moeller, Julie Wright,
Susan Nifong, Brenda
Loosbrock, Stacy Scholten, Abbie Wickersham,
Jill Simon, Wendy Bunker, Laurie Sohl, Jill
Reindl, Diana Dooley,
Sue Willard, Kristi Christensen, Tammy Kuehn.
Kathy Lembcke, Stacie
Long, Melinda Else,
Krista Halseth, Amy
Meyers, Melissa
Woidyla, Cheryl
My apologies if I missed
Stensrud, Max Risty,
anyone. Also, our PTSO
Sandy McIlravy, Brenda meetings take less than
Burch, Melanie Mills,
an hour! The more the
merrier! Have a great
month!
Stacie Long
PTSO President
NOVEMBER
PTSO MEETING
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 10TH
7:00 P.M.
MEDIA CENTER!
4TH ANNUAL BVMS DODGEBALL
TOURNAMENT
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH
6:00 P.M.
6 PLAYERS PER TEAM $20 PER TEAM.
TURN IN REGISTRATION & MONEY BY
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH.
Activities News, Randy Marso
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6TH GRADE FUN NIGHT
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
13TH 6:30—8:00 PM
GAMES, FOOD AND FUN!
ONLY BVMS 6TH
GRADERS
November and December
is the start of our winter
sports season. Physicals
are required before
students
may
start
practice. Middle school
coaches will have signup lists and hold informational meetings for
prospective participants
before practices start.

MIDDLE SCHOOL
COACHES
7th Boys Basketball
Aar on Car r oll /RBE
Jeff Gansh aw/fae
8th Boys Basketball
Jason Bisbee/MS
Matt Reese/MS
7th Girls B asketball
Matt Chr istensen/HS
Noel Sunn e/FAE
8th Girls B asketball
Suzanne Car r oll /MS
Scott Giles/BE
MS Boys Wrestli ng
Michael Weel dr eyer /MS
Dan Mur tha/MS
BOYS
BASKETBALL
MEETING FOR
MIDDLE SCHOOL
PARENTS
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 10TH,
6:30 PM
MIDDLE SCHOOL
COMMONS


basketball is scheduled to start on
Wednesday, December 10th.
Our guideline, at the
middle school level is
to allow wrestlers and
basketball players to
“switch” once during
the season if they wish
to experience the other
Middle school wres- sport.
tling practice will
begin on Monday, No- Parents should expect a
practice
schedule,
vember 17th.
game schedule, and
7th/8th grade girls travel schedule from
basketball is sched- their student’s coach.
uled to start on Mon- Please pay special atday, November 17th. tention to the practice
schedule. Practice sites
th
th
7 /8
grade boys will vary because of the
demands on gyms.
Please read the after
practice transportation
information sheet that
your student will bring
home. We ask that all
students be picked up
after respective practices by 5:30 p.m.
In the event school is
released early or early
dismissal
days,
all
practices
are
cancelled. If school starts
late due to the weather, there will not be
early practice. As a
parent if you have a
concern
about
the
weather,
use
your
judgment
on having
your child attend practice.
7TH & 8TH Grade Boys Basketbal l
There will be a players’ parent meeting for
all boys who are interested in playing basketball for the upcoming season. A 7th & 8th
grade parent meeting
will take place at 6:30
p.m. on Monday, November
10th
in
the
Middle School
Commons. We plan to
address several im-
physical on file with
the high school office.
No one may practice
without a current
physical. If you are
not sure you have a
current
physical,
please contact Jeanie
Bruggeman, Administrative Assistant for
Anyone interested in the Activities Office, at
participating in middle Brandon Valley High
school boys basketball School, 582-3211.
must have a current
portant issues in the upcoming season. All players’ parents are strongly
encouraged to attend. If
there are any questions,
please call Coach Deckert at 582-3214, or email
at:
[email protected]
7TH & 8TH Grade Girls Basketball
For all 7th and 8th
grade girls who are interested in playing basketball (or managing
for the teams), we will
have an informational
meeting on Wednesday, November 12, at
the BVMS Commons at
3:15 to distribute prac-
tice and game schedules.
You will be reminded in
the announcements. Our
first practice is Monday,
November 17, after
school in the middle
school gyms. Please wear
gym shoes, black or red
shorts, and a white tshirt to practice. You will
be issued a jersey
when you arrive. We
ask that players be
picked up by 5:30 each
day. We are looking
forward to meeting you
all and beginning the
season! Go Lynx!
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NOVEMBER 2014
DRESS CODE
WHENEVER OUR WEATHER
CHANGES, AN ISSUE THAT
DEVELOPS IS THE CLOTHING
THAT IS WORN BY STUDENTS.
ALTHOUGH WE ATTEMPT TO
ALLOW INDIVIDUALITY AND
ALSO UNDERSTAND THE
STUDENT’S
NEED FOR
FASHION, THE
EDUCATIONAL
FOCUS OF THE
SCHOOL IS TO MAINTAIN A
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.
VISIBLE UNDERGARMENTS
ARE UNACCEPTABLE AT
SCHOOL AND PLEASE SAVE
THIS ATTIRE FOR OUT OF
SCHOOL.
WE ASK THAT STU-
DENTS WEAR TANK TOPS
WITH WIDER STRAPS UNDERNEATH.
WE APPRECIATE
Mon
Tue
Wed
4
5
CHICKEN NUGGETS
SWEET TOTS
WG DINNER ROLL
MIXED FRUIT
MINI CORN DOGS
OVEN FRIES
WG BREADSTICK
SLICED PEARS
CHICKEN TACOS
WG SHELLS
REFRIED BEANS
MANDARIN ORANGES
2ND CHOICE:
PARMESAN CHICKEN
WG BUN
2ND CHOICE:
SLOPPY JOES
TATER TOTS
2ND CHOICE:
WG SUB SANDWICH
BAKED CHIPS
2ND CHOICE
SWEET & SOUR CHICKEN
WG RICE
2ND CHOICE:
BREADED BEEF FINGERS
WG DINNER ROLL
10
11
12
13
NACHO GRANDE
REFRIED BEANS
MIXED FRUIT
14
SCRAMBLED EGGS
WG P ANCAKES
PEPPER STRIPS
GRAPE JUICE CUP
2ND CHOICE:
SWEDISH MEATBALLS
MASHED POTATOES
2ND CHOICE:
HOT DOG
WG BUN
2ND CHOICE:
CHICKEN TENDERS
SWEET TOTS
19
20
21
CHEESEBURGER
OVEN FRIES
BAKED BEANS
PINEAPPLE TIDBITS
ITALIAN DUNKERS/SAUCE
TROPICAL FRUIT
ASSORTED RELISHES
PEPPRONI PIZZA
CIRB
APPLE S AUCE
NO SCHOOL
VETERAN’S DAY HOLIDAY
2ND CHOICE:
MR. RIB / WG BUN
OVEN FRIES
ALSO ON ANOTHER NOTE, THE
WINTER WEATHER IS APPROACHING; PLEASE HAVE
YOUR STUDENT DRESS FOR
THESE CONDITIONS. WHEN
PARENTS DROP STUDENTS
OFF BEFORE 7:15 AM, STUDENTS WAIT IN THE ENTRY
BEFORE THEY ENTER THE
COMMONS, THAT ENTRY AREA
CAN BE VERY CHILLY FOR THE
STUDENTS.
THANK YOU,
BRAD
THORSON
PRINCIPAL
17
CHICKEN PATTY
WG BUN
OVEN FRIES
APPLE SAUCE
18
CHILI
WG CINNAMON ROLL
ORANGE JUICE CUP
POPCORN CHICKEN
SWEET TOTS
SLICED PEACHES
WG DINNER ROLL
6
Fri
3
YOUR UNDERSTANDING AND
COOPERATION.
Thu
7
BONELESS WINGS
MASHED POTATOES /GRAVY
MIXED FRUIT
WG BREADSTICK
SPAGHETTI W/MEATBALLS
WG GARLIC TOAST
GREEN BEANS
TROPICAL FRUIT
FISH TACOS
MANDARIN ORANGES
WG COOKIE
2ND CHOICE:
HAMBURGER WG BUN
2ND CHOICE:
MR. RIB WG BUN
OVEN FRIES
2ND CHOICE:
TURKEY TIDBITS
MASHED POTATOES, GRAVY
2ND CHOICE:
CHICKEN ALFREDO WG
PASTA
2ND CHOICE:
TACO PIZZA BITES
24
25
26
27
28
2ND CHOICE:
BONELESS CHICKEN WINGS
2ND CHOICE:
TACO PIZZA BITES
2ND CHOICE:
MR. RIB, WG BUN
OVEN FRIES
TURKEY TIDBITS W/GRAVY
MASHED POTATOES
WG DINNER ROLL
SLICED PEACHES
HOT DOG
WG BUN
BAKED BEANS
SLICED PEARS
SUB SANDWICH
BAKED CHEETOS
PINEAPPLE TIDBITS
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
K-5 $1.60
K-5 $2.55
6-8 $1.75
6-8 $2.80
9-12 $1.80
ADULT $2.10
9-12 $2.85
ADULT $3.40
NO SCHOOL THANKSGIVING BREAK
MILK - $.40
In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the
basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil
Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W. Washington D.C. 20250-9410, or call (800) 795-3272 (voice) 0r (202) 720-6382 (TTY).
USDA is an equal opportunity employer
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NOVEMBER 2014
Special Dat es
For December
7/8 Grade Chor us
and MS Orchestra
Concerts
Thursday
December 4th
7:30 P.M.
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
1
7/8 Middl e School
Dance Friday,
December 5 t h
7:00 - 8:30 P.M.
7/8 Band and Jazz
Band Concer ts
Thursday,
December 11TH
7:30 P.M.
6TH Grade Band and
Chorus Concerts
Tuesday,
December 16th
7:30 P.M.
BRANDON VALLEY MIDDLE
SCHOOL
700 HOLLY BLVD.
BRANDON, SD 57005-1328
PHONE: 582-3214
FAX NO. 582-7206
WEBSITE:
HTTP://
Br andon val l ey.k12.sd.us/bvms/
OTHER SCHOOL CONTACT
INFORMATION
Superi nt endent : 5822049 Busin ess Offi ce:
582-2058
Brand on El ement ar y:
582-6315
Robert Bennis El ementary : 582-8010
Val l ey Sprin gs El ementary : 757-6285
Fred Assam El ement ary :
582-1500
Special Serv ices Offi ce:
582-3446
Brand on Val l ey High
School :
582-3211
BV Perf orming Art s
Cent er :
582-8235
BV Tra nsport ation
Dept.:
582-3514
Food Serv ice Direct or:
582-3926 or 1 -888-2013972
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7/8
BOYS BASKETBALL
PARENT MEETING
6:30 PM BVMS
COMMONS MS
NO SCHOOL
VETERAN’S DAY
HOLIDAY
STUDENT OF THE
MONTH ASSEMBLY MEDIA
CENTER
7:45 A.M.
6TH GRADE
FUN NIGHT
6:30-8:00 PM
PTSO MEETING
7PM MEDIA CENTER BOARD OF
EDUCATION 6:30PM
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MIDDLE SCHOOL
WRESTLING , 7/8
GIRLS BASKETBALL
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BVMS 4TH ANNUAL DODGEBALL
TOURNAMENT
6:00 PM
PRACTICE STARTS
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BOARD OF EDUCATION 6:30PM
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MS PLAY “FOLK
TALES FOR FUN”
7:00 PM PERFORMING ART
CENTER, BVHS
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HARDWOOD CHALLENGE
TOURNAMENT
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NO
SCHOOL
THANKSGIVING BREAK
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