Just a reminder that tomorrow the 25th is a 2 hour early out, with no school on Friday the 26th for all to have an opportunity to enjoy all the Buckwheat Festivities. Schools will also be closed Monday the 29th, with only extended contract employees reporting. Hope everyone has a safe and Happy Buckwheat Festival.
Bruceton School Save the Date:
Wednesday, October 1st: School Picture Day
Wednesday, October 1st: School Picture Day
We are still accepting donut orders through Thursday. You can send in order forms and money here to the school.
Our 6th grade history students are getting ready for a test on World War I. To prepare, students are playing the Headbands game. Each gets a word from a choice of cards, place the card in their headband without looking at it, and their teammates have to answer yes or no questions until they figure out the vocabulary words that are in their headband. The table with the most words guessed are the winners!
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Bruceton PM Bus Announcement - Bus 11-20 Bill Knotts in Bruceton will be running approximately 45 minutes late today.
Bruceton Bus 11-20 Bill Knotts is running approximately 30 minutes late due to a mechanical issue.
We welcomed King Buckwheat Rick Deal and Queen Ceres Brooklyn Casteel and the festival court today to visit some of our classrooms! We loved welcoming King Buckwheat and Queen Ceres back to Bruceton School!
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Our 7th graders in Mrs. Bolinger's class are learning about ancient civilizations. Today they practiced writing their name in cuneiform in clay tablets.
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Bruceton PM Bus Announcement - Bus 80-17 will transport students to Mamma's Little Helpers daycare in Bruceton today after school.
Bruceton Bus Announcement - Bus 66-15, Kyle Lee, Bruceton and PHS students, will not run tomorrow the 23rd. There will be bussing for Kings and Queens Daycare, and that number is 17-20 and will run both AM and PM. There will not be pick-ups at Krysview Apartments. Again, Bus 66-15 will not be running tomorrow.
Bruceton Bulldogs shine at Bearcat Invitational
Congratulations to the Bruceton Bulldogs Cross Country team. The boys place 2nd in the team competition and the girls placed 7th.
For the individuals, Tyler Parks placed 1st and set a course record on a hot and humid day. Eli Parker placed 6th, Colt Spiker placed 13th, Jackson Wotring placed 25th, Enzo Richards placed 43rd, Jacob Heubi placed 51st, and Callen Jenkins placed 71st.
On the girls side, Sadie Williamson was the top Bulldog in 28th place, followed closely by Colleen Eisentrout in 33rd place, and Brooke Smith in 36th place. Rounding out our top 6 was Grace Losh in 47th place, Rilynn Wright in 57th place, and Kelsey Jenkins in 72nd place.
The Bulldogs will be back in action on Tuesday at South Preston.
Congratulations to the Bruceton Bulldogs Cross Country team. The boys place 2nd in the team competition and the girls placed 7th.
For the individuals, Tyler Parks placed 1st and set a course record on a hot and humid day. Eli Parker placed 6th, Colt Spiker placed 13th, Jackson Wotring placed 25th, Enzo Richards placed 43rd, Jacob Heubi placed 51st, and Callen Jenkins placed 71st.
On the girls side, Sadie Williamson was the top Bulldog in 28th place, followed closely by Colleen Eisentrout in 33rd place, and Brooke Smith in 36th place. Rounding out our top 6 was Grace Losh in 47th place, Rilynn Wright in 57th place, and Kelsey Jenkins in 72nd place.
The Bulldogs will be back in action on Tuesday at South Preston.
We want to send a huge thank you to members of Olive Branch Church here in Bruceton. They came by today and made buckwheat cakes for our staff! Happy Buckwheat Festival Week!
Here are a few snapshots of our middle school volleyball team from today's Serve City Tournament at PHS. Our next home volleyball game is Monday at 6:00 against South Preston. The game theme is camo.
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Reminder for Buckwheat Week: Attendance Announcement - Students showing animals at this year's Buckwheat Festival, for school days 9/23-9/25, will be coded as out of school, school-approved extra-curricular or co-curricular activity.
Lunch Menu for Friday, Sept. 19th:
Turkey & Cheese Lunchable
Broccoli, Cheese Stick, Fruit, & Milk
Turkey & Cheese Lunchable
Broccoli, Cheese Stick, Fruit, & Milk
Bruceton School is selling Krispy Kreme donuts! Order forms were given to students. All funds raised help pay for student and teacher supplies, classroom furnishings, curriculum, and more. Orders will be taken through September 22nd. Thank you for your help and support.
For those attending tonight's 5:00pm volunteer and chaperone training in the computer lab, please enter through the main office entrance.
There will be a planned meeting for representatives from school support organizations for district schools on Monday, September 29, 2025 at the BOE Boardroom at 6:00 PM.
It was a banner day for the Bruceton Bulldogs Cross Country team at the Doddridge Invitational. Tyler Parks led the way with a 1st place finish against a competitive field. Colt Spiker had a great run finishing in 19th. Jackson Wotring placed 40th, Enzo Richards in 64th, Jacob Heubi in 73rd, Callen Jenkins 95th, and Owen Shay 135th. The boys team placed 7th.
Brooke Smith was the girl's top finisher in 40th place, with Sadie Williamson coming in 47th and Colleen Eisentrout in 61st. Grace Losh finished in 74th, Rilynn Wright in 90th and Kelsey Jenkins rounded out the varsity team in 93rd. The girls team placed 10th.
The teams were missing a couple of key runners, but will be back in full action on Saturday at the Bearcat invitational in Taylor County.
Brooke Smith was the girl's top finisher in 40th place, with Sadie Williamson coming in 47th and Colleen Eisentrout in 61st. Grace Losh finished in 74th, Rilynn Wright in 90th and Kelsey Jenkins rounded out the varsity team in 93rd. The girls team placed 10th.
The teams were missing a couple of key runners, but will be back in full action on Saturday at the Bearcat invitational in Taylor County.
The United States Constitution, America’s most important document, stands as a testament to the tenacity of Americans throughout history to maintain their liberties, freedoms and inalienable rights. And, Constitution Week is celebrated annually during the week of September 17-23 to commemorate its history, importance, and bring attention to how it serves still today.
This celebration of the Constitution was started by the Daughters of the American Revolution. In 1955, DAR petitioned Congress to set aside September 17-23 annually to be dedicated for the observance of Constitution Week. The resolution was later adopted by the U.S. Congress and signed into public law on August 2, 1956, by President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Constitution Day and Citizenship Day on September 17 is the central event, recognizing the signing of the Constitution in 1787 and honoring new and naturalized citizens.
This celebration of the Constitution was started by the Daughters of the American Revolution. In 1955, DAR petitioned Congress to set aside September 17-23 annually to be dedicated for the observance of Constitution Week. The resolution was later adopted by the U.S. Congress and signed into public law on August 2, 1956, by President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Constitution Day and Citizenship Day on September 17 is the central event, recognizing the signing of the Constitution in 1787 and honoring new and naturalized citizens.
