Congratulations to our 6th-8th grade Social Studies Fair winners:
Emma Harms
Reagan Barlow & Kaylee Ripley
Tegyn Danielson
Isaac Michaels
Audrey Mitchell, Maci Sands & Laila Bailie
Emery Bianchin (picture to come soon)
Emma Harms
Reagan Barlow & Kaylee Ripley
Tegyn Danielson
Isaac Michaels
Audrey Mitchell, Maci Sands & Laila Bailie
Emery Bianchin (picture to come soon)
Congratulations to our 5th grade Social Studies Fair Winners:
Liam Sharma
Katherine Farris
Paislee Ross
Anabelle Colvin
Liam Sharma
Katherine Farris
Paislee Ross
Anabelle Colvin
Current 6th and 7th Graders interested in playing football next year...
Lifting at BHS will be on Monday, February 23rd and Thursday, February 26th from 5:00 pm until 6:20 pm at Brooke High School!
Lifting at BHS will be on Monday, February 23rd and Thursday, February 26th from 5:00 pm until 6:20 pm at Brooke High School!
This spring (April 27-May 8) we will be taking the WVGSA (West Virginia General Summative Assessment). The included attachments will be going home with students next week.
Students in Grades 3-8 will take the English language arts (ELA) reading, ELA writing, and mathematics tests, with students in Grades 5 and 8 also taking the science test.
Student scores will be accessible to parents/guardians shortly after the completion of a content area test. You will be able to see your child’s scores by clicking View My Results (https://wv.portal.cambiumast.com/) and using the access code provided by your child’s school. The access codes will be sent home with the letter.
For additional information on the WVGSA, visit this site:
https://wvde.us/academics/assessment/general-summative-assessment.
Come join us at an 80's Theme Dance on March 20th ... see flyer for details!
Here is information for any student interested in joining Brooke Middle School Track!
On Sunday, 8 of 21 teams advanced to the elimination rounds of the drones tournament in Beckley. 3 of those 8 advancing teams were from Brooke. Flying Sox and DaBEAR necessities were eliminated in the semi final round. Country Drones Take Me Home won the Teamwork Championship. Country Drones also won the skills mission and improved their world ranking from 6th back up to fourth.
Math Counts Competition at Belmont College today. BMS is proud of you!
Poetry Night is coming March 3rd!
Check out this week's positive office referrals:
Avery Amuso
Kyleigh Leonard
Darrell Longmire
Zurick Winters
Great job! Keep up the great work!
Avery Amuso
Kyleigh Leonard
Darrell Longmire
Zurick Winters
Great job! Keep up the great work!
Just a reminder that there is a 2-hour early dismissal today. There is also no school for students on Monday, February 16th and Tuesday, February 17th.
This morning, National Junior Honor Society students passed out hot chocolate to parents at morning drop off and bus drivers! A sweet treat for Valentine's Day and to say thank you for all they do!
This message is for our 8th graders who have been lifting at the high school.
There will be no lifting tomorrow, Friday, February 13th due to the early dismissal.
Congratulations to our Math Field Day participants who placed and will be going on to the regional competition!
While reviewing for their math test on ratios, students in Mrs. Johnson’s class put their skills to the test using the classic game Connect Four. Every correct answer earned a chip on the board.
Reminder for students to bring fully-charged Winbooks and chargers to school tomorrow as we will have Cambium Benchmark testing tomorrow through Thursday! Thank you!
... Part 2 of our busy Saturday... Math Field Day! Congratulations to all of our winners and thank you to the students, parents, grandparents, and friends that came out to support your "Mathletes" A HUGE thank you to the teachers for all of their planning and hard work that went into making the day run so smoothly!
It's a busy Saturday for BMS students! We are wishing our Science Fair participants the best of luck in the Regional Fair at WLU. 💚💛
8th Grade Parents and Students--Important Information about Upcoming High School Scheduling
CyberSWAT (Safety While Accessing Technology)/Skyll is now being used as the primary tool to address digital citizenship for West Virginia’s students in grades 3-12. Senate Bill 466 was passed during the 2024 legislative session to be implemented during the 2025-2026 school year. The purpose of SB 466 is to provide education for students on various online safety topics, including recognizing and reporting suspicious communications, protecting personal information, digital relationships and understanding the risks of sharing explicit material. The Skyll platform is a simulation ‘game’ with a Choose Your Own Adventure type of scenarios for students to work through. The course is composed of six episodes that include topics such as sharing personal information, cyberbullying, phishing scams, etc. Through these choice-driven stories, students practice empathy, self-regulation, and sound judgment in realistic social and digital scenarios.
All students (K-12) must participate digital citizenship training annually. Parents may choose for their student to OPT out of participating in the CyberSWAT/Skyll course. An alternative digital citizenship curriculum (Common Sense Media) will be provided for students whose parents have submitted in writing to the school principal for their student to OPT OUT. These must be received by February 27, 2026.
The form will be sent home with your students this week. It is also uploaded here.
All students (K-12) must participate digital citizenship training annually. Parents may choose for their student to OPT out of participating in the CyberSWAT/Skyll course. An alternative digital citizenship curriculum (Common Sense Media) will be provided for students whose parents have submitted in writing to the school principal for their student to OPT OUT. These must be received by February 27, 2026.
The form will be sent home with your students this week. It is also uploaded here.
