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Sixth grade social studies students explored how to be secure and smart with the internet, devices, and apps using Google's Digital Citizenship curriculum, Be Internet Awesome. Through a partnership between Google and Pear Deck, students interacted with the information and practiced what they learned through the game  Interland.

By Coach Botos ​The 7th grade girls' volleyball team traveled to Wimberly to play the Texans on Monday evening.  The B team lost to Wimberly in 2 games.  Some of the highlights included Kamrynn Golightly serving 7 times in a row and Cheyenne Collins with 2 kills.  The 7th grade A team also fell to Wimberly in 2 games.  The Lady Bulldogs did put up a good fight, scoring twice as many points as they did in their first match against the Texans.    7th B 25-14 and 25-14 7th A 25-12 and 25-16 The lady dogs lost to wimberely 25-14 and 25-16. Jasmine and Tatum both went on a serving streak to keep the game neck and neck. The lady dogs will continue to put in the work during practice to secure future wins.     8th grade A did their usually by taking it to 3 sets. The Lady Dogs lost the first set 25-13 but during the second set we had great serving performed by Pacee Faglie, Aubrey Mangold & April Rodriguez who help to contribute to the win with a score of 25-21.  We fell short the thir

by Coach Edwards The Bandera Middle School Cross Country team braved the wet and chilly weather on Saturday and competed in their second cross country meet of the year.  While our team results were less than spectacular, there many individual accomplishments.  Braden Cox placed 4th in the 8th grade boys race, and Kaitlin Doebbler earned the 2nd place medal for the 8th grade girls.  Every single one of the 37 runners improved their times, some, like Madison Hacker and Gracie Wilson, made huge jumps, setting PRs by over 3 minutes.  The BMS Bulldog team travels to Poth on Saturday.

Due to weather, bonfire location change. See map below.

Several years ago, with the help of the BISD Education Foundation and local funding, the BMS library started acquiring materials for a Makerspace. Over the years, the Makerspace collection has grown to include circuitry sets, a 3D printer, robots, sewing machines, Legos, crafts, a Cricut, and more. We've finally outgrown our closet and are excited to begin planning a designated Makerspace area for students to tinker, craft, and create. The BMS Geek Squad met this a.m. to formalize our fall programming and start brainstorming how to customize our new Makerspace area. Stay tuned. It's going to be AWESOME!