Don’t forget to order your yearbook by Thursday, April 5th and your name will be put into a drawing for a chance to win your money back!!
• Winner will be announced Friday, April 6th
• Order forms available at the HS office
• Order online at Balfour.com (enter Broaddus High School into the search bar, click on the yearbook icon, and click on yearbook products and follow instructions)
• Order by phone at 1-800-944-5930
• Questions?? Contact Mrs. Fuller at the HS campus
4th grade Easter bunnies, read their Easter stories to the little bunnies.
Softball games have been rescheduled to Monday April 2nd. JV plays at 4 V plays at 530.
The following groups will take pictures for yearbook tomorrow, March 29: HS Basketball (boys/girls); Baseball and Softball; HS Cheer; Track (JR/HS); Bass Club; All HS clubs; UIL (JR/HS-bring medals); and Senior Class Favorites (dress your best). Teams bring their uniforms and clubs wear their tshirts. Order forms available in the HS office or for online orders go to lifetouchsports.com and use ID code HC327339X0 to prepay.
Broaddus Elementary Writers of the Week: Krislyn Askew, Kal-el Curry, Ethan Williams, Kinley Bridges, Angel Gonzales, and Coleson Hranicky
If you would like to purchase a STAAR t-shirt this year for your student, orders are due by tomorrow afternoon. They have “Broaddus ISD” at the bottom and are available to all grade levels. The cost is $7.
Just a reminder to everyone that there will be no school on Friday, March 30th in observance of Good Friday. Also, we will be taking group and team pictures at the High School tomorrow. These will include baseball, softball, track, basketball, UIL, cheer, FFA, and all clubs. Pictures will begin around 8:30am.
Yesterday at FFA District Speaking Events, Connor Downs placed 2nd in Soil Stewardship. He will advance to the Area Competition. Skyla Perdue placed 4th in Natural Resources. Kyla Price placed 7th in Extemporaneous Speaking. We are proud of our Bulldogs!
Congrats to our FFA members at the County Show 2018! All students worked very hard preparing projects and their animals. We had several class winners in Ag Mechanics and one Reserve Champion lamb. All projects made the sell! Thanks to our students and teachers for their dedication and hard work.
Wow! These girls are working hard for you!! The Early Bird Special just got even better! Purchase a yearbook by April 5th and you could win your money back!! That equals a free yearbook if your name is drawn. Winner will be announced on April 6th! Order forms available in the Elementary and HS offices or contact Mrs. Fuller at the HS campus.
Little future farmers of America growing lettuce, Mrs. Ferguson 1st grade class.
Mrs. McGee 4th grade Math class is doing “Multiplication matchup Easter egg hunt” today in class.
Congratulations to 2nd grade for raising the most for this years Pennie for Patients. They were awarded a Dominos Pizza party for their efforts.
Also, don’t forget that Monday is National Epilepsy Awareness Day. All students and staff can support the cause by wearing purple that day.
Don’t forget the County Show activities begin today and run through tomorrow night. Our FFA and 4H students and teachers have put in some long hours on projects, baking, and their animals. We are proud of our Bulldogs! Come out and see how hard they’ve been working.
The following groups will take pictures for the Yearbook next Thursday, March 29: HS Basketball (boys/girls; JV/Varsity); Baseball/Softball; HS Cheer; Track (JR/HS); Bass Club; All Clubs; UIL (JR/HS); and Senior Class Favorites. Sports order forms available in HS Office or for Online orders go to lifetouchsports.com and use ID code HC327339X0 to prepay. For questions please contact Mrs. Fuller at the HS Campus.
Athletic physicals will be available May 22. 8:00 A.M at the High School $15 cash per person
High School UIL Academic Meet at SFA tomorrow. Don’t forget, the bus leaves at 6:30am from the HS campus. Get a good nights rest. Go Bulldogs!
Mrs. Rita 2nd grade class is working on measurements.
This mural was created as a collaborative project by Art I students using acrylic paints. After dividing the painting into 30 squares each student received a square and transferred their section of the painting onto their paper. Then they painted with large impressionist brush strokes to replicate van Gogh’s brush work.
