Good morning! Frontier internet and phones are not working which means we are without phones at school. If you need to contact the school, please email jsisinni@k12.wv.us or megan.oleksy@k12.wv.us. We are sorry for the inconvenience!
Picture day is right around the corner!
For 7th & 8th graders - Wednesday, Oct. 22
For 5th & 6th graders - Thursday, Oct. 23
Your child will be getting information to take home tomorrow!
Students met our goal for our first state benchmark! Great job! Let's celebrate with a Halloween party!
Thank you to the Math Department for organizing our first Family Movie Night, and to all of our students and families who came out tonight! (Also, a special thanks to EVERYONE for cooperating during the time of craziness.)
Come join us for a family movie night tomorrow evening at BMS. See flyer for details!
Parents and Guardians, please alert your children that beginning tomorrow bus drivers will be assigning seats to their bussing students. This should be completed by the end of the week. Thank you.
Students were learning about trajectory today with Mrs. Dennis in her Project Lead the Way STEM Class!
Reminders of Upcoming Dates
The first meeting for BMS 4-H will be after school on Wednesday, Oct. 15th. Parent Pickup at 4:45 or North/South activity bus leaves at 5:00. Sign-up sheets need returned by Tuesday(14th) to stay for the meeting. Sign-up sheets are available in the office or Mrs. Stoll's room during homeroom.
Congratulations to our Literature Fair Winners! (Post #2)
5th grade Non-Fiction:
Skyler Temple and Jasmine Oliver 1st Place
Jada Obeldobel 2nd Place
5th grade Fiction:
Swade Walnoha 1st Place
Maggie McCoy and Tailia Lamone 2nd Place
Elizabeth Queen 3rd Place
6-8 Winners
Non-Fiction
Tegyn Danielson 1st Place
Fiction
Laila Bailee 1st Place
Kendall Komaniak and Emma Burek 2nd Place
Myles Hotloz 3rd Place
5th grade Non-Fiction:
Skyler Temple and Jasmine Oliver 1st Place
Jada Obeldobel 2nd Place
5th grade Fiction:
Swade Walnoha 1st Place
Maggie McCoy and Tailia Lamone 2nd Place
Elizabeth Queen 3rd Place
6-8 Winners
Non-Fiction
Tegyn Danielson 1st Place
Fiction
Laila Bailee 1st Place
Kendall Komaniak and Emma Burek 2nd Place
Myles Hotloz 3rd Place
Let's keep that BMS Spirit going! Tomorrow's theme is PINK OUT - Wear Pink to show support for Breast Cancer Awareness!
Congratulations to our Literature Fair Winners!
5th grade Non-Fiction:
Skyler Temple and Jasmine Oliver 1st Place
Jada Obeldobel 2nd Place
5th grade Fiction:
Swade Walnoha 1st Place
Maggie McCoy and Tailia Lamone 2nd Place
Elizabeth Queen 3rd Place
6-8 Winners
Non-Fiction
Tegyn Danielson 1st Place
Fiction
Laila Bailee 1st Place
Kendall Komaniak and Emma Burek 2nd Place
Myles Hotloz 3rd Place
5th grade Non-Fiction:
Skyler Temple and Jasmine Oliver 1st Place
Jada Obeldobel 2nd Place
5th grade Fiction:
Swade Walnoha 1st Place
Maggie McCoy and Tailia Lamone 2nd Place
Elizabeth Queen 3rd Place
6-8 Winners
Non-Fiction
Tegyn Danielson 1st Place
Fiction
Laila Bailee 1st Place
Kendall Komaniak and Emma Burek 2nd Place
Myles Hotloz 3rd Place
Science Night is on October 29th ... 5:00-7:00. Registration forms will be sent home with your student. Contact your child's homeroom teacher through Schoology if you do not receive one and would like to attend.
Due to PSAT testing at the High School on October 15th, the county will be on a 2-hour delay schedule.
Updated Flyer! Spirit Week Oct. 6-10
Spirit week is coming! October 6 - 10. See flyer for details. 💚💛
Join us for a Family Movie Night! See flyer for details.
Last night, in the BMS Golf Team's last match of the season, they capped off their second season with a huge milestone — their first-ever WIN beating Marshall County by over 15 strokes!
Connor shot a 37 to take the individual win, and Xavier finished right behind him with a 38!
Incredible way to close out the year!
Congratulations to all of our BMS Golfers and Coach Hillary!
Connor shot a 37 to take the individual win, and Xavier finished right behind him with a 38!
Incredible way to close out the year!
Congratulations to all of our BMS Golfers and Coach Hillary!
Please reference this chart for all Benchmarks or Assessments scheduled throughout the 2025-26 School Year.
A message from the CITY OF WEIRTON YOUTH COUNCIL
The City of Weirton will be accepting applications for the 2025-2026 Weirton Youth Council (WYC). This program provides our youth a means to communicate directly to the Mayor and City Council to learn about City policies, procedures, and governmental workings. The Weirton Youth Council provides an opportunity to advise the Mayor and City Council on issues and concerns facing our youth today. Students will have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills through community engagement activities and will be advocates for youth in community matters. The WYC will participate in community service projects.
The program is open to 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students who reside in the City of Weirton, including those enrolled in private schools and homeschool programs. The student must maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0. WYC members must attend regularly scheduled monthly meetings and assist in community projects. Transportation arrangements to and from the meetings are the responsibility of the student/guardian. Hours at all activities and meetings will be logged as volunteer hours.
Applications are available on the City of Weirton website and Facebook page, as well as via email to bbrock@cityofweirton.com. Applications can be mailed to the Weirton City Building, 200 Municipal Plaza, Weirton, WV, 26062 - Attention City Manager/Mayor Office OR emailed to bbrock@cityofweirton.com. Applications must be received by Friday, September 26, 2025.
Applications, with names redacted, will then be reviewed by the WYC Committee, who will determine those accepted into the 2025-2026 Weirton Youth Council. If your child is selected, you will receive communication no later than Friday, October 3, 2025.
If you have any questions, please contact Brandy Brock, Administrative Assistant to the Mayor, at (304)797-8500 ext. 1002 or by email to bbrock@cityofweirton.com.
The City of Weirton will be accepting applications for the 2025-2026 Weirton Youth Council (WYC). This program provides our youth a means to communicate directly to the Mayor and City Council to learn about City policies, procedures, and governmental workings. The Weirton Youth Council provides an opportunity to advise the Mayor and City Council on issues and concerns facing our youth today. Students will have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills through community engagement activities and will be advocates for youth in community matters. The WYC will participate in community service projects.
The program is open to 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students who reside in the City of Weirton, including those enrolled in private schools and homeschool programs. The student must maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0. WYC members must attend regularly scheduled monthly meetings and assist in community projects. Transportation arrangements to and from the meetings are the responsibility of the student/guardian. Hours at all activities and meetings will be logged as volunteer hours.
Applications are available on the City of Weirton website and Facebook page, as well as via email to bbrock@cityofweirton.com. Applications can be mailed to the Weirton City Building, 200 Municipal Plaza, Weirton, WV, 26062 - Attention City Manager/Mayor Office OR emailed to bbrock@cityofweirton.com. Applications must be received by Friday, September 26, 2025.
Applications, with names redacted, will then be reviewed by the WYC Committee, who will determine those accepted into the 2025-2026 Weirton Youth Council. If your child is selected, you will receive communication no later than Friday, October 3, 2025.
If you have any questions, please contact Brandy Brock, Administrative Assistant to the Mayor, at (304)797-8500 ext. 1002 or by email to bbrock@cityofweirton.com.
