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The Bruin
Volume 7, Number 29...Friday, March 15, 2013...www.bps-ok.org
PowerSchool
upgrades to take place
March 25
The Bruin Brigade will perform in front of over 500,000 people during the St. Patrick’s Festival Parade.
Off to Ireland: Bruin Brigade
Marching Band, BHS Orchestra and
BHS Choir students set to spend
Spring Break across the pond
Early this morning, the first
members of the Bruin Brigade
Marching Band, BHS Orchestra and
BHS Choir began their journey to
Ireland. The first group departed
from the Fine Arts Center around
2:15 a.m. to catch an early morning
flight and begin their trip.
The group will spend a week
in Ireland and have the opportunity
to tour the country and perform.
Accompanying the students will
be staff members from the BPSD
Instrumental Music Department and
Vocal Music Department as well as
several adult chaperones. In total,
the traveling party from Bartlesville
will consist of 288 people.
Beginning March 25, the
Bartlesville Public School District will unveil Parent Single
Sign-on in PowerSchool and
the PowerSchool Mobile App.
The two new features will
greatly increase convenience
for users and enhance the accessibility of PowerSchool.
The Parent Single Signon feature will allow parents/
guardians to have one login to
access information for multiple students for whom they
have legal/parental rights.
Each parent/guardian can have
a unique login, provided they
are using a unique e-mail address for each account. Users will also be able to autorecover their login information
if they have forgotten their
username and/or password.
The Parent Single Sign-
The planning process began a
few years ago when BPSD Director of Instrumental Music, Alex
Claussen received an invitation to
participate in the St. Patrick’s Festi- UPGRADES- Continued to page 9
val Parade in Dublin, Ireland on St.
Patrick’s Day from the Lord Mayor
of Dublin.
Claussen gladly accepted the
outstanding opportunity and the
With Spring Break set
Bruin Brigade will be marching in
to unfold from March 18-22
the parade on Sunday, March 17,
throughout the Bartlesville
St. Patrick’s Day. If you are a UPublic School District, there
Stream subscriber the parade will
will be no issue of The Bruin
be available live over the internet.
next week. But, look for it
Claussen stated, “It’s an inagain - with plenty of Bruin
credible honor for our Marching
news on Friday, March 29.
Band to IRELAND- Continued to page 9
Where’s My Issue
of The Bruin?
Elks Students of the Month: March
Bartlesville High ing Spanish Club,
School seniors BonAcademic Team
nie Pope and Gavin
and National Honor
Dolsky have been
Society. Dolsky is
named Elks Students
also a member of the
of the Month
BHS String
for the month
Orchestra.
of March.
In FebBonnie
ruary, Gavin
Pope is the
was named
daughter of
a National
David and
Merit Finalist.
Bonnie Pope
Donna Pope.
Dolsky was
Pope is a memamong a group
ber of the Select
of only 15,000 stuMixed Choir and the
dents throughout the
BHS National Honor
country to receive the
Society.
honor for which 1.5
Additionally,
million students were
Bonnie is part of the
eligible.
Bartlesville Interact
Next year, DolClub and the Washsky plans to attend
ington County
Oklahoma
Young DemoState Univercrats. She also
sity and major
previously
in Chemical
participated in
Engineering.
French Club
Elks
and Spanish
Students of
Gavin Dolsky
Club.
the Month- all
Outside
of whom are
of BHS, Pope keeps
seniors- are chosen
busy with a variety
by a committee of
of activities. She
Bartlesville High
has been dancing at
School teachers.
Art of Motion Dance
They must be of high
Studio for 15 years.
moral character, have
She also spends time
initiative, show leadvolunteering at the
ership capabilities, be
Animal Rescue Foun- good students, and be
dation and enjoys
active and interested
reading.
in their school and
Gavin Dolsky is
community.
the son of Ray and
One female
Janet Dolsky.
student and one male
At BHS, he is
student are selected
involved in various
each month from Ocof activities includtober through May.
Rotary Students of
the Month: March
Bartlesville High
for the BHS track team.
School students Lillian
Evans has also parGeerts and Alex Evans
ticipated in several theater
have been named Roproductions including
tary Students of
Children’s Musithe Month for the
cal Theater’s promonth of March.
duction of “Willie
Geerts is the
Wonka” and the
daughter of Rolf
BHS producand Valerie Geerts.
tion of “Hamlet”
Lillian
Geerts
Lillian is a standwhere he played
out tennis player at
Horatio. He also
BHS. She has been a part took part in “Broadway
of the varsity girls tennis
Box” and “Bruins on
team since her freshman
Broadway.”
year and currently plays
Outside of school,
number one singles for
Alex is actively inthe team.
volved in youth programs
As a member of
at Grace Community
orchestra, Geerts plays
Church. His hobbies inthe cello. She is also
clude acting and playing
involved in AP
guitar.
classes including
The RoAP Calculus and
tary students of
AP English.
the month- both
When she
seniors and juis not busy with
niors are eligibleAlex Evans
school related acare chosen by a
tivities, Lillian works
committee of BHS
a part-time job.
teachers. The student
Alex Evans is the son should be of high moral
of Eddie and Melanie Ev- character, have initiative,
ans. He is involved in a
show leadership capavariety of a programs and bilities, be a good student,
activities at BHS particuand be active and interlarly the fine arts.
ested in their school and
He is a member of
community.
National Honor Society
One female and one
as well as Mixed Select
male are selected each
Choir and Jazz Choir.
month from September
Alex has also pole vaulted through May.
Bartlesville Mid-High named GE Model School
The good news from Great Expectations continued this week as Bartlesville Mid-High School
was named a Great Expectations Model School.
Bartlesville will now boast the only high school
in the State of Oklahoma named a Model School.
“I am extremely proud of our Mid-High students and stuff. The building has been a fantastic
place for years and being named a Great Expectations Model School just reinforces that. Mr. Langham and his staff do an outstanding job,” commented BPSD Director of Secondary Education, Sam
Herriman.
The announcement was preceded by several
other Bartlesville Public School District sites being named GE Model Schools within the last few
months including Hoover, Kane, Wayside, Central
and Madison. Jane Phillips and Wilson were also
named Model Schools for the second consecutive
year.
In total, the BPSD now has eight out of 10
schools recognized as Model Schools. It is the goal
of BPSD to become the first school district in Oklahoma to have every school recognized as a Model
School and to become a Model District.
BHS artists receive awards
Several Bartlesville High School
art students recently competed
in two major art competitions,
The Scholastic Art Awards and
Young Talent in Oklahoma.
In the Scholastic Art Awards
competition Ricky Cuellar (Gold
Key), Beth Fentress (Gold Key
and Silver Key awards), Beth
Fentress (Portfolio Honorable
mention) and Felicity Bunch
(Honorable Mention Individual)
garnered recognition for their
great work. Several students
received Merit Awards in the
Young Talent in Oklahoma
competition including Makaela
Luellan (Photography) and Elle Denyer (dress). General Exhibition Honors recipients included Jenna Ewert (Drawing), Letesa
Sayles (digital photography), Letesa Sayles (second photo), Hayley Snowden (collage portrait), Jenna Ewert (collage portrait)
and Beth Fentress (digital photography). Winners of the YTIO competition will be recognized at an awards ceremony on April
6 in Norman and have their work on display in the University of Oklahoma Lightwell Gallery. A list of artists and their award
winning work is listed below.
Pictured above front row (left to right):
Lana Hughes – 11th grade - Scholastic Art Competition – Honorable Mention – Drawing – title “ Marilyn”
Felicity Bunch – 11th grade – Scholastic Art Competition – Honorable Mention – Drawing – title “Mary”
Beth Fentress – 12th grade – Scholastic Art Competition:
-Gold Key Award – Photo – title: “An Unexpected Surprise”
-Silver Key Award – Photo – title: “Flicker”
-Honorable Mention – Portfolio entry
-Young Talent in Oklahoma Competition: Exhibition Honors – photo – title “Crystal Eruption”
Makaela Luallen – 12th grade – Young Talent In Oklahoma Competition – Exhibition Honor : photograph – title “Stop Judging
Me”
Back row (left to right):
Letesa Sayles – 12th grade – Young Talent In Oklahoma Competition:
-Two Exhibition Honors titled: “Descending Stairwell” and “Glowing Earrings”
Ricky Cuellar – 11th grade – Scholastic Art Competition – Silver Key – Painting: “The Piano”
Haley Snowden – 11th grade – Young Talent In Oklahoma Competition: Exhibition Honor – Collage – title “Self Portrait”
Jenna Ewert – 11th grade – Young Talent In Oklahoma Competition:
-Two Exhibition Honors including sepia drawing titled: “Study of Feet” and a collage titled: “Jenna”
Elle Denyer – 11th grade – Young Talent In Oklahoma Competition: Exhibition Honor – dress – title “Starry Night”
BPSD loses a
great friend
Longtime local radio personality and great
friend of the Bartlesville Public School District,
Mike Sauter passed away on Tuesday night.
Sauter was known throughout the Bartlesville
community for his work on KWON radio. He
had been with Bartlesville Radio for 15 years and
served in a variety of capacities.
Mike was also active throughout the BPSD.
He volunteered weekly at Richard Kane Elementary School and also served as the Public Address Announcer for Bruin football games and the
Bruin Brigade Marching Band for many years.
The contributions made by Mike to the
Bartlesville Community and the Bartlesville Public School District will be remembered for years
to come.
BMHS to host technology demonstration
Bartlesville Mid-High School will be hosting a
technology demonstration on Wednesday, March 27
at 4 p.m. in the BMHS library.
Butch Holland, a representative from E-Instruction, will be demonstrating a product that enables
the integration of the Classroom Performance System (“Clickers”) with the Edusoft data mining pro-
gram. Assisting Holland will be BMHS
teachers Matt Hancock and Stacey Wosel.
Also on display at the event will be Insight 360
for I-Pads, an instructional tool that can provide
more individualized learning for students.
All BPSD staff members are encouraged to attend the informative event.
Central wins Battle of the Books
Photo Special to The Bruin/
Central Middle School won
the Battle of the Books Contest
last week. The final score was
Central Middle School 39, St.
John’s School 29, Osage Hills 16
and Madison Middle School 12.
Pictured holding the trophy (left
to right) are Russell Drummond,
Melody Brown Clark and Jack
Williams. Congratulations
Central!
BPSD Pre-K enrollment now
underway
Pre-Kindergarten enrollment for all Bartlesville
Public School District elementary schools is now
underway.
To be eligible, the prospective student must
turn four years old on or before September 1, 2013.
In order to enroll, parents/guardians must go to the
elementary school in their district and complete an
enrollment form. Parents/guardians must also bring
the child’s birth certificate, shot records, proof of
residency and the child’s social security card at the
time of enrollment. To identify the elementary dis-
trict serving a street address please visit http://epts4.
edulogweb.com/Bartlesville2/webquery/.
If you would like more information about
BPSD elementary schools please visit the BPSD
website at http://www.bartlesville.k12.ok.us/ and
click on the schools tab at the top of the page.
Pre-Kindergarten class space is limited and
parents are encouraged to enroll as soon as possible.
Please contact Christie Young at 918-336-8600 ext.
1030 or [email protected] with any general
enrollment questions.
Central students earn honors in OSSM contest
Special to The Bruin/Middle school students from 30 counties throughout Oklahoma were recognized for their math
skills and achievements during the 11th annual “Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics Middle School Math:
An Awesome Contest” held recently on the OSSM’s Oklahoma City campus. Over 200 students from 56 schools, grades
six through eight, participated in the final round of the competition. Several students received individual trophies
and medals in four divisions. All students received certificates of achievement. Duke Schaffner(left), eighth grader at
Central Middle School, earned third place Eighth Grade Male in Division III. Courtney Hodgson(middle), sixth grader
at Central Middle School, earned first place Sixth Grade Female in Division III. Peihan Liu(right), sixth grader at
Central Middle School, earned first place Sixth Grade Male in Division III.
66 Federal Credit Union 2013 Movin’ On Up
Scholarship Contest
Special to The Bruin
Attention High School Seniors! 66 Federal
Credit Union’s annual scholarship contest has begun.
To aid in college expenses, 66 FCU will grant
$1,000 to one deserving senior this spring. Applying
is easy. Simply visit www.66fcu.org to submit the
online application and review official rules. Winners
will be announced at the year-end awards assembly
in May. Deadline to enter is March 15, 2013.
Bartlesville Public School District partners with
the Credit Union throughout the year in several ways
including the scholarship contest, various sponsorships of school events, and the Bruin Debit Card
program.
BHS students have breakfast with
Representative Sears and Senator Ford
On March
portunity to
2, 14 Bartlesville
ask questions,
High School stuwhich ranged
dents from Mr.
from school
Walden's U.S. Hiseffectiveness
tory class attended
and safety to
a private breakfast
taxes and the
with Oklahoma
national debt.
Representative Earl
During
Sears and Oklathe discushoma Senator John
sion, both
Ford. Students
Sears and
were accompanied Photo Special to The Bruin/Representative Sears and Senator Ford enjoyed breakfast
Ford emphawith BHS students.
by BHS Principal
sized their
Mrs. LaDonna Chancellor and Mr. Stephen Walden. advocacy for public education. Representative
Representative Sears and Senator Ford gave
Sears served as Principal for Central Middle School
the students a chance to learn about their role in
for 24 years and Senator Ford is a vocal supporter of
representing their respective constituencies, with an Oklahoma’s Promise, a college access program.
emphasis on the necessity of youth participation in
The Barltesville Public School District would
the political process.
like to thank Representative Sears and Senator Ford
Additionally, the students were given an opfor the outstanding opportunity.
Hoover celebrates GE Model School status
On Monday, Hoover
Elementary School received
a Great Expectations Model
School Flag during an
assembly. Students and
staff had the chance to
celebrate their hard work
and enjoy their outstanding
accomplishment of
becoming a Model School.
Pictured above (left to
right) Hoover Principal
Rene Hammock, GE mentor
Betty Sheofee, BPSD
Superintendent Dr. Gary
Quinn, GE Board Member
Ginger Griffin and GE
Director Dr. Linda Dzialo
unveil the GE Model School
Flag that will be proudly
displayed at Hoover.
BPSD students excel at Vocal Solo
Contest
Special to The Bruin
Bartlesville Public School District’s Vocal Music Program hosted its annual Vocal Solo Contest on
Saturday, March 9 at the Bartlesville High School
Fine Arts Center. Approximately 120 students in
grades 7-12 were judged on a prepared solo by an
expert in the field of voice. Each student was given
constructive feedback and scored on their performance. In total 46 students received the highest
rating of “Superior” from the judges.
Bartlesville Mid-High and Bartlesville High
School students receiving a “Superior” rating were
Kailyn Brown, Anna Buhlinger, Paige Cleveland,
Thomas Dykstra, Blake Holcombe, Sarah Klawun,
Emily Leupp, Kaitlin Quinn, Katrina Randolph,
Christina Reburn, Janie Sherrock, Molly Singleton,
Julie Welch, and Rachel Wittenbach.
Students from Central Middle School and
Madison Middle School who received “Superior”
ratings were Maddie Amaro, Bruce Anderegg,
Melody Baxter, Gwen Belyea, Grayson Boles, Katelynn Brink, Miranda Bromagem, Dekota Bromagem,
Melody Brown Clark, Brigette Bulleigh, Kennedy
Cleveland, Kaitlyn Cole, Alexis Cordrey, Echo
Davis, Noah Estes, Robbyn Gill, Stacie Grayson,
Abby Hales, Chandler Henderson, Gerrith KetcherThompson, Joe Lard, Garrett Lee, Jamie Leeson,
Clayton McFarland, Ethan McKinnis, Natalie
Miller, Katie Newcomb, Matt Russell, Izzy Vaclaw,
Sydney Walker, Hayleigh White, and Nicole White.
Congratulations to all the students who worked
hard and participated in the Vocal Solo Contest.
Students attend Energy Days at Bartlesville Community Center
Energy Days took place at the
Bartlesville Community Center
on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. An education program
which is now in its 16th year,
Energy Days gives area fifth-grade
students hands-on insight into a
wide array of energy sources, from
oil to solar to wind. The students
moved from station to station over
a two-hour period learning about
everything from refinement to
cleanup and the various uses of a
wide array of products. The event
was organized by Phillips 66.
Volunteer opportunities available within BPSD
Have you been searching for a way to help out
Bartlesville youth? The Bartlesville Public School District has volunteer opportunities available throughout
the district.
Currently, volunteers are needed to serve as tutors,
mentors, Elementary crossing guards and state test proctors. With state testing beginning soon, test proctors are
especially needed.
If you are not interested in any of the above volunteer opportunities, the BPSD will still gladly take
volunteers and find tasks that fit your interests.
In order to become a BPSD volunteer, you must
be of legal age, be of good moral character, complete a
volunteer inquiry form and pass a background check.
Additionally, all volunteers must receive a school orientation and work under the direct supervision of BPSD
staff while completing assigned volunteer tasks.
To receive more information please contact Christina Rigdon, District Volunteer Coordinator at 918-3376231 ext. 1635.
Musicians excel at contest
On Saturday, March 2, band students from throughout the Bartlesville Public School District participated in the OSSAA District Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Skiatook High School.
During the competition, many BPSD musicians received Superior and Excellent ratings.
“This is an excellent event for our students. Through this process, students become better independent musicians
while building essential ensemble skills, such as critical thinking, balance, blend and intonation that transfer to our concert
ensembles. For those students who perform as a soloist, it gives them the opportunity to explore the freedoms of expression
and dynamics on another level,” commented Bartlesville Mid-High band instructor Wendy Benford.
Below is a list of students who participated in the event and earned a Superior rating medals.
High School Superior Ensembles
Woodwind Choir – Brooke Wong, Anna Smoot, Melissa Evans, Hannah
Roseborough, Bailey Brurud, Gabriela
Aranda, Katie Eubank, Mario Salazar,
Talyssa Dorsey, Tiffany Luey, Nick
Dillon, Taylor Hunt, Tarrah White,
Devin Laurence, Brian Lea, Nicole
Shigley, Tim Snow, Riley Neal and Josh
Phelps.
Brass Choir – Dresan Alexander,
Matthew Hixon, Scott Henthorne,
Stephen Phillippe, Julie Benyshek,
Dylan Adkins, Hannah Divelbiss, Tori
Toth, Kyland Taylor, Katrina Bullock,
Jeremy Shidler, Austin Raatz, Andrew Satterfield, Jonathan Spalding,
Michael Wilkinson, Jacob Coordsen and Justin Fredenburg.
Tuba/Euphonium Choir – Austin Raatz, Andrew Satterfield, Jacob
Coordsen, Justin Fredenburg, Andrew Redding, Devin Fritz, Adam
Fogle, Adam Libby, Taylor Hunkapillar, Madison Zaun, Ben Epperson,
Nathan Coordsen, Ty Merritt
Trombone Choir – Collin Sanders, Jonathan Spalding, Matthew
Harroun, Michael Wilkinson, Ammon Jeffery, David Turinetti, Ben
Grief, Josh Reich and Emily Jacobs.
Brass Quintet – Matthew Hixon,
Dresan Alexander, Dylan Adkins, Collin
Sanders and Jacob Coordsen.
Woodwind Quintet – Gabriela Aranda,
Brooke Wong, Tarrah White, Taylor
Hunt and Dylan Adkins.
Flute Quartet – Bailey Brurud, Hannah
Roseborough, Brooke Wong and Taylor
Hunt.
Saxophone Trio – Devin Laurence, Josh
Phelps and Cory Petersen.
Flute Trio – Brooke Wong, Andres Andujar and Kaitlin Maze.
High School Superior Soloists
Devin Laurence, Saxophone; Josh Phelps, Saxophone; Collin Sanders,
Trombone; Dylan Adkins, French horn; Jacob Coordsen, Tuba;
Cameron Villines, Snare Drum; Katy Layman, Marimba; Melody
Schmidt, Marimba & Steel Pan.
Mid-High Superior Ensembles
Brass Choir – Alex Shipman, Claire Sauer, Jacob Henderson, Jordan
Vallandingham, J.J. Hough, Cody Petersen, Austin Raatz, Chris Shehi,
Ben Grief, Josh Reich, Taylor Hunkapillar and Madison Zaun
Brass Quintet – Alex Shipman, Claire Sauer, Cody Petersen, Ben Grief
and Nathan Coordsen.
Woodwind Trio – Kaitlin Maze, Katie Eubank and Tarrah White.
Mid-High Superior Solos
Kaitlin Maze, Flute & Piccolo; Tarrah White, Oboe; Jaden Adkins,
Bassoon; Ben Grief, Trombone; Nathan Coordsen, Tuba; Taylor
Hunkapillar, Tuba; Madison Zaun, Tuba; Bailey Covell, Marimba;
John Martinez, Marimba.
Central Superior Ensembles
Percussion Ensemble
– Sarah Covell, Olivia
Casner, John Cone,
Genevieve Walters-Miller,
Chase Deibert and Jacob
Cheverton.
Mallet Duet – Sarah Covell
and Olivia Casner.
Central Superior Solos
Paige Sauer, Oboe and
Spencer Hayes, Euphonium
Madison Superior Ensembles
Percussion Ensemble – Dylan Butler,
Tyler Gerth, Connor Burns, Jack
Terry, Matthew Coordsen, River Hill,
Blue Hasse and Cade Butler.
Brass/Woodwind Duet – Emily Davis
and Kristy Ausland.
Madison Superior Solos
Kristy Ausland, Flute; Ashton
Cowart, Flute; Kyleen Villines, French
horn; Matthew Coordsen, Percussion;
Connor Burns, Percussion.
be
able to participate in the St. Patrick’s
Festival Parade. International travel
is extremely rewarding for students
as they are able to share their gift of
music with the rest of the world as
well as learning life skills from a tour
like this.”
BPSD Director of Vocal Music, Wes Singleton, echoed a similar
sentiment stating, “It is a privilege to
provide this opportunity for our students. The community of Bartlesville
is exceptionally supportive of the fine
arts programs in our schools.”
The BHS Orchestra and BHS
Choir each have two great performance opportunities taking place
IRELAND- Continued from page 1
during the trip. The BHS Orchestra
will perform with the Fermoy Concert Band to celebrate the band’s
85th anniversary and the BHS Choir
will sing in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in
Dublin.
Both the BHS Orchestra and
BHS Choir will also hold a joint
concert at St. Canices Cathedral in
Kilkenny, Ireland.
Singleton stated, “Our students
will sing in some wonderful historic
cathedrals, an incredibly unique
experience. This is likely to be some
of the most memorable moments in
their high school choral career. I am
extremely pleased with the music
that we will share with the people of
on feature will be
available only for parents/guardians. Students will
continue to login using their current ID and password. The only difference for students will be the
appearance of the login page.
Also set to be unveiled on March 25, PowerSchool will now be available as an App for smart
phone users.
In order to implement the upgrades, all parents/
guardians will be required to create a new account.
UPGRADES- Continued from page 1
Ireland.”
Aside from the outstanding
performance opportunities, students
will have the opportunity to see a
variety of fascinating sites throughout Ireland.
“It’s the trip of a lifetime for
many students. It will provide many
firsts and amazing opportunities for
our students. We will be visiting the
Rock of Cashel, Kilkenny Castle and
Charles Fort Kinsale Harbor among
many other great sites” commented
Claussen.
The group will be touring
Ireland throughout the upcoming
week and will return to the states on
Thursday, March 21.
This process should only take a few minutes.
When the new PowerSchool features are implemented on March 25, parents/guardians will no longer be able to log in to PowerSchool using current
usernames and passwords.
Once a new account has been created, parents/
guardians will need to link the records of students to the
new account. It will also be necessary to set up e-mail
notifications once again for each student. In order to
complete this process, parents/guardians will need the
PowerSchool parent access ID and password for each
student. The PowerSchool parent access ID and password is the same username and password that has been
used to sign on to the parent portal in the past.
A letter going home to all parents and guardians
will have username and password information should it
have been forgotten or misplaced.
For more information please visit the BPSD website at http://www.bartlesville.k12.ok.us/ and click on
the PowerSchool changes link.
Please contact school secretaries or PowerSchool
Coordinator Julie Woody at 918-336-8600 ext. 1003 if
you have any questions.
Reminder: Spring Break will take place
next week and all BPSD Schools will be
closed March 18-22.
Stellar Sites
The Bartlesville Public School District offers a
wide array of useful tools for students as well as
parents. For some extra educational insight, give
these web sites a look:
PowerSchool
http://www.bps-ok.org Click on the PowerSchool
link toward the top of the home page.
- Parents and legal guardians can check with office
personnel at their student’s school to find out how
to access PowerSchool.
- Information on students - such as grades and attendance records available via PowerSchool.
Study Island
http://www.studyisland.com Use the “Member
Login.”
- Student login information must be obtained from
teachers.
Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/BartlesvillePublicSchools
or http://www.facebook.com/BartlesvilleHighSchool
- Everyone can keep up with what’s going throughout
the BPSD or at Bartlesville High School by becoming fans of these pages, which are updated regularly
with news and events.
Twitter
https://twitter.com/#!/BPSDBruins
- Keep up with the latest news and announcements
from throughout the BPSD.
Bartlesville Public School District Activities (March 15 - March 28)
Friday, March 15
-Enrollment appointments for current freshmen
-Speech team at Regionals
-Band, Choir Orchestra Ireland Trip
-JV baseball (blue) @ Barnsdall (4 p.m.)
-Varsity track @ Broken Arrow
Saturday, March 16
-Speech team at Regionals
-Band, Choir Orchestra Ireland Trip
Sunday, March 17
-Band, Choir Orchestra Ireland Trip
Monday, March 18
***Spring Break***
-Band, Choir, Orchestra Ireland Trip
Tuesday, March 19
***Spring Break***
-Band, Choir, Orchestra Ireland Trip
Wednesday, March 20
***Spring Break***
-Band, Choir, Orchestra Ireland Trip
Thursday, March 21
***Spring Break***
-Band, Choir, Orchestra Ireland Trip
Friday, March 22
***Spring Break***
Saturday, March 23
(No events scheduled)
Monday, March 25
-BMHS Spring Pictures
-Junior High tennis @ Ponca City Tournament
Tuesday, March 26
-Enrollment appointments for current freshmen
-8th Grade Rewards Lunch @ Central
-Classified Person of the Year Reception
-Varsity baseball vs. Pembroke Hill (6 p.m.)
-JV baseball (white) @ Sapulpa (4:30 p.m.)
-JV baseball (blue) vs. Pembroke Hill (3:30 p.m.
-Varsity boys tennis @ Claremore Invitational
-JV tennis @ Ponca City Tournament
-Junior High track @ Tahlequah
Wednesday, March 27
-Lunch and Learn @ Kane (12 p.m.)
-Peaceful Warriors @ Kane
-Enrollment appointments for current freshmen
-7th Grade Rewards Lunch @ Central
-Varsity girls golf @ Jenks
Thursday, March 28
-Hoover Spring Pictures
-6th Grade Rewards Lunch @ Central
-Senior graduation announcement pick-up @ BHS
-8th Grade Cheer tryouts @ Mid-High small gym (5:45 p.m. - 8
p.m.)
-Varsity baseball Bruin Classic
-JV baseball (blue) @ Owasso Tournament
-Varsity boys golf @ Union
-Junior High boys golf @ Stillwater Invitational
-Varsity girls and boys soccer @ Bronco Cup
-Varsity girls tennis @ Claremore Invitational
-JV tennis @ Bixby Tournament
Sunday, March 24
(No events scheduled)
Editing, writing, design and photography by Chris Tanea, Bartlesville Public
School District Community Relations Coordinator, unless otherwise noted