Bruceton Bus Announcement - Bus 66-15, Kyle Lee, will not run today. Kings and Queens Daycare and Krys View Apartments will ride Bus 17-20; Mama's Daycare will ride Bus 80-17
Mrs. Kristin and Mrs. Mia’s PreK students enjoyed creating their own Spookley snack after listening to the story be read aloud in class.
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Next week is our annual Spooky Spirit Week!
Monday, Oct. 27th: Pajama Day
Tuesday, Oct. 28th: Twin/Duo Day
Wednesday, Oct. 29th: Mismatch Day
Thursday:, Oct. 30th Crazy Hair Day
Friday, Oct. 31st: Costume Day (all costumes must be school-appropriate, not cover the face, and have no props that could be considered dangerous)
Monday, Oct. 27th: Pajama Day
Tuesday, Oct. 28th: Twin/Duo Day
Wednesday, Oct. 29th: Mismatch Day
Thursday:, Oct. 30th Crazy Hair Day
Friday, Oct. 31st: Costume Day (all costumes must be school-appropriate, not cover the face, and have no props that could be considered dangerous)

Bruceton Bus Announcement - Bus 65-15, Jason Cramer, will be running 45 minutes late on the first run today.
October 20-24, 2025 is National School Bus Safety Week. Keep bus stop safety at the top of your list this school year. School buses carry our most precious cargo—our children. Every stop is a chance to protect their journey. We thank our community members for following the law, our local law enforcement for monitoring and enforcing the laws, and our PCS Bus Drivers for ensuring our students' safety to and from our schools and events.

Several of our middle school baseball team members helped out yesterday at the Lions Club's spaghetti dinner. Thank you for your service!
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Middle School BARK Cards will be collected on Monday, October 20th. Students need a parent signature beside EACH teacher's signature to be eligible for the reward field trip.
There's a lot happening this week here at Bruceton:
- The Scholastic Book Fair is happening all week
- Country Cross Country Championship is Tuesday
- Volleyball plays at South Preston on Wednesday
- Report Cards go home on Thursday
- STEM Night is Thursday from 5-7pm
- There's no school for students on Friday
- Trunk or Treat is Friday from 5-7pm
- The Scholastic Book Fair is happening all week
- Country Cross Country Championship is Tuesday
- Volleyball plays at South Preston on Wednesday
- Report Cards go home on Thursday
- STEM Night is Thursday from 5-7pm
- There's no school for students on Friday
- Trunk or Treat is Friday from 5-7pm
Middle school boys basketball flex practices are scheduled for Monday and Wednesday from 3:00 - 4:45. All athletes must have a current sports physical.
Join us for Trunk or Treat next Friday from 5-7pm. If you or your organization wants to sponsor a trunk, please fill out the following form: https://forms.office.com/r/m4KLp60mtz

Mrs. Herring's 2nd grade used pumpkins today to explore math concepts like comparing, measuring, and even data analysis!
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Join us for STEM Night on Thursday from 5-7pm.

Bruceton Bus Announcement - Bus 29-22 Brett Slagle in Bruceton and for PHS students will not run tomorrow, Friday the 17th.
Early Dismissal Reminder - Tomorrow, Friday October 17th is a 2 hour early dismissal for students.
Thank you to everyone for their support with our coffee stop this morning at drop-off!
Mrs. Quinn's class made salt dough maps to learn the major physical features of United States.
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Looking for a little pick-me-up when you drop off your kids tomorrow ? We will be offering vanilla iced coffees and donuts right in the drop-off line! Donations are welcome and benefit the school. Supplies are limited. See you tomorrow!

Bruceton School Academic Boosters are sponsoring the annual meat raffle. Students are each receiving a book of tickets to sell. All tickets and money need to be returned by October 31st. If you are unable to sell the tickets, please return them to the school as soon as possible so they can be sold by others. If you need additional tickets, please let your child's homeroom teacher know. A big thank you to Clear Mountain Bank for donating the market beef and market hog for the raffle.
The Bruceton Middle School Cross Country teams went down to the Doddridge Middle School Invitational to compete on Tuesday. Doddridge is largely considered to be the unofficial Middle School State Championships.
On the boy's side, the Bulldogs place 9th as a team. Tyler Parks led the race through the mile and hung on for 2nd place, the highest finish ever for a Bruceton runner at Doddridge. He ran a 12:41 in an incredibly competitive race. Eli Parker helped the team points with an impressive 21st placing. Colt Spiker hung on for 61st, followed by Jackson Wotring in 77th, Enzo Richards in 116th, Alex Rankin in 127th, and Callen Jenkins in 142nd. In the JV race, Jacob Heubi placed 48th and Owen Shay placed 122nd. All together there were 307 boys finishers.
On the girl's side, the Bruceton Girls placed 12th as a team led by 6th grader Sadie Williamson in 54th place with a time of 17:04. Next was Brooke Smith in 62nd, Grace Losh in 78th, Colleen Eisentrout in 85th, Bailee Waybright in 101st, Rilynn Wright in 105th, and Kelsey Jenkins in 135th. There were 251 competitors in the girls races.
It has been a great season for the Bulldogs. They have one more race on Monday when they compete at Central Preston for the Preston County Championships.
On the boy's side, the Bulldogs place 9th as a team. Tyler Parks led the race through the mile and hung on for 2nd place, the highest finish ever for a Bruceton runner at Doddridge. He ran a 12:41 in an incredibly competitive race. Eli Parker helped the team points with an impressive 21st placing. Colt Spiker hung on for 61st, followed by Jackson Wotring in 77th, Enzo Richards in 116th, Alex Rankin in 127th, and Callen Jenkins in 142nd. In the JV race, Jacob Heubi placed 48th and Owen Shay placed 122nd. All together there were 307 boys finishers.
On the girl's side, the Bruceton Girls placed 12th as a team led by 6th grader Sadie Williamson in 54th place with a time of 17:04. Next was Brooke Smith in 62nd, Grace Losh in 78th, Colleen Eisentrout in 85th, Bailee Waybright in 101st, Rilynn Wright in 105th, and Kelsey Jenkins in 135th. There were 251 competitors in the girls races.
It has been a great season for the Bulldogs. They have one more race on Monday when they compete at Central Preston for the Preston County Championships.



Our middle school Bulldog volleyball team takes on East Preston tonight beginning at 6:00pm. It's a Pink Out for breast cancer awareness. Go Bulldogs!
