At Beaufort High, Brad Smith challenged fellow teacher Wendy Lacombe to a Shakespearean Rhyme-Off, proceeds from which will benefit the “Look Good, Feel Better” program at Beaufort Memorial Hospital. This program helps provide wigs, head coverings, and makeup to women who are undergoing cancer treatment. The BHS chapter of Health Occupation Students of America sponsored this event.

School Notes

BEAUFORT ACADEMY

• Friday, Oct. 31: Red Ribbon Week comes to an end, thank you to Doug Kahn and Dr. Clark Trask for being guest speakers during the week.

Sixth grade students in Mrs. Patel’s science at Beaufort Academy extended their knowledge of the atmosphere and applied the scientific method by creating a cloud in a cup. The students used water, shaving cream and their choice of food coloring. They observed the cloud absorb droplets of water and finally break. Pictured with his cup is Conner Aivaz.
Sixth grade students in Mrs. Patel’s science class at Beaufort Academy extended their knowledge of the atmosphere and applied the scientific method by creating a cloud in a cup. The students used water, shaving cream and their choice of food coloring. They observed the cloud absorb droplets of water and finally break. Pictured with his cup is Conner Aivaz.

• Saturday, Nov. 1: The Junior Blue & White Classic Golf Tournament, benefitting the Blue & White Athletic Booster Club at BA.

• Tuesday, Nov. 4: Last day to register for the adult Blue & White Classic Golf Tournament, benefitting the Blue & White Athletic Booster Club at BA!  Tournament to be held on Saturday, Nov. 8, at the Sanctuary Golf Club, followed by the Live Auction and dinner.  Contact 843-524-3393 for more information, or see www.beaufortacademy.org.

• Tuesday, Nov. 4: BA families interested in learning more about financial assistance for college should plan to attend an information session at 6 p.m., presented by BA college advisor Mary Trask.

LADY’S ISLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL

• It’s time to start getting ready for the BCSD Artistically Gifted and Talented Screening Days. The northern location will be January 24 at Robert Smalls IA for Visual Art, Dance, Drama, Vocal Music, Instrumental Music

Registration is closed on December 19, so students can have plenty of advance notice to prepare their portfolios/auditions before the holidays. Online registration http://goo.gl/forms/c70UzvQXFn. For questions, call Ms. Rooney at 843-322-3100.

• Lady’s Island Middle School has a new partnership with Bi-Lo. Connect your Bi-Lo Bonus card to the Bi-Lo Educational rewards and support the school just by buying groceries. For details, contact Mr. Roberts at 843-322-3118 or email at barry.roberts@beaufort.k12.sc.us.

SADD Club members, parents, faculty and staff members formed a ring of unity to show support against bullying at Battery Creek High School. A moment of silence was held in memory of all bullying victims. The SADD Club also gave all BCHS teachers a handout and postcards with bullying statistics and donated Anti-Bullying/Anti-Drug stickers to some elementary students at Broad River Elementary, Shanklin Elementary, Mossy Oaks Elementary, and Beaufort Elementary schools. In addition, the SADD Club provided Anit-Bullying posters for a number of BCHS teachers to post in their rooms.
SADD Club members, parents, faculty and staff members formed a ring of unity to show support against bullying at Battery Creek High School. A moment of silence was held in memory of all bullying victims. The SADD Club also gave all BCHS teachers a handout and postcards with bullying statistics and donated Anti-Bullying/Anti-Drug stickers to some elementary students at Broad River Elementary, Shanklin Elementary, Mossy Oaks Elementary, and Beaufort Elementary schools. In addition, the SADD Club provided Anit-Bullying posters for a number of BCHS teachers to post in their rooms.
At Beaufort High, Brad Smith challenged fellow teacher Wendy Lacombe to a Shakespearean Rhyme-Off, proceeds from which will benefit the “Look Good, Feel Better” program at Beaufort Memorial Hospital. This program helps provide wigs, head coverings, and makeup to women who are undergoing cancer treatment. The BHS chapter of Health Occupation Students of America sponsored this event.
At Beaufort High, Brad Smith challenged fellow teacher Wendy Lacombe to a Shakespearean Rhyme-Off, proceeds from which will benefit the “Look Good, Feel Better” program at Beaufort Memorial Hospital. This program helps provide wigs, head coverings, and makeup to women who are undergoing cancer treatment. The BHS chapter of Health Occupation Students of America sponsored this event.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a second grade TACT from Lady’s Island Elementary. These students come early to art one day a week and they created painted pumpkins for Bay View Nursing home as a community service project.
This is a second grade TACT class from Lady’s Island Elementary. These students come early to art one day a week and they created painted pumpkins for Bay View Nursing home as a community service project.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mr. and Miss Blue and Gold: DeAnthony Moore and Mary Rice at Battery Creek High Homecoming.
Mr. and Miss Blue and Gold: DeAnthony Moore and Mary Rice at Battery Creek High Homecoming.
Beaufort Academy sophomores and juniors went on their annual College Tour last week. Starting at Mercer University, they then visited the University of Georgia, Lander University, Presbyterian College, Newberry College, and finally the University of South Carolina in Columbia. At left: A group of BA 10th and 11th graders are seen at Mercer University during their annual college tour.
Beaufort Academy sophomores and juniors went on their annual College Tour last week. Starting at Mercer University, they then visited the University of Georgia, Lander University, Presbyterian College, Newberry College, and finally the University of South Carolina in Columbia. At left: A group of BA 10th and 11th graders are seen at Mercer University during their annual college tour.

 

 

 

 

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