Monday, January 26, 2015
No School- Tuesday, January 27th
There will be no school at Braintree Public Schools on Tuesday, January 27th. Stay safe in the storm.
Friday, January 23, 2015
BFFE Trivia Night!
Chance to win $5000.00 for YOUR School
Trivia Night
Great Pond Hall, 120 Bay State Drive, Braintree
DATE: Friday, March 20, 2015 TIME: 7 pm - Midnight
Teams: 8-10 players Cash Bar: Ages 21+ only
Cost: $15 per player (checks payable to BFFE)
Prizes: compete for TEN THOUSAND Dollars in prizes to purchase technology or academic supplies for the Braintree school, classroom or department of the winning team’s choice.
1st Place = $5000, 2nd Place = $3000, 3rd Place = $2000
**Note: team prizes can be split between multiple schools, classrooms or departments
Event: Musical entertainment by singer/songwriter Suzanne McNeil,
Trivia hosted by BHS Alumni Jamie Goldstein, Silent Auction & Raffle
Early Bird Entry: If entry is received by March 2nd then team will be entered in a $1000 prize drawing to purchase technology or academic supplies for the Braintree school or classroom of their choice.
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BFFE Trivia Entry Form
$15.00 per player
Enter me as a single entry and pair me with a team
Enter me as part of the team (please list team names on a separate sheet of paper)
Name:______________________________
email address:_________________@___________
Mail Entry to: BFFE, P.O. Box 850139, Braintree, MA 02184
Questions: email Pam Kiley at bffe@beld.net
Trivia Night
Great Pond Hall, 120 Bay State Drive, Braintree
DATE: Friday, March 20, 2015 TIME: 7 pm - Midnight
Teams: 8-10 players Cash Bar: Ages 21+ only
Cost: $15 per player (checks payable to BFFE)
Prizes: compete for TEN THOUSAND Dollars in prizes to purchase technology or academic supplies for the Braintree school, classroom or department of the winning team’s choice.
1st Place = $5000, 2nd Place = $3000, 3rd Place = $2000
**Note: team prizes can be split between multiple schools, classrooms or departments
Event: Musical entertainment by singer/songwriter Suzanne McNeil,
Trivia hosted by BHS Alumni Jamie Goldstein, Silent Auction & Raffle
Early Bird Entry: If entry is received by March 2nd then team will be entered in a $1000 prize drawing to purchase technology or academic supplies for the Braintree school or classroom of their choice.
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BFFE Trivia Entry Form
$15.00 per player
Enter me as a single entry and pair me with a team
Enter me as part of the team (please list team names on a separate sheet of paper)
Name:______________________________
email address:_________________@___________
Mail Entry to: BFFE, P.O. Box 850139, Braintree, MA 02184
Questions: email Pam Kiley at bffe@beld.net
Friday, January 9, 2015
New Hard Copy BHS News Editions
A New Chapter for the BHS Community
Posted by Mr. Dahlbeck On January 05, 2015 0 Comment
by Brian McDermott and Joseph Walsh
Class of 2016
As President James Madison once said: “the advancement and diffusion of knowledge is the only guard of true liberty.”
This universal concept has, over time, engrained itself into the collective consciousness of Americans, and it has become an ideal which every successful community strives to maintain.
Braintree High School is not just a school, it is a community full of diverse individuals, who by contributing in their respective roles, help to ensure the success of this establishment.
In order for any community to be prosperous there must be a high degree of self-awareness and honest deliberation. The tool which humanity has used for centuries to achieve this ideal is the news media, a vital institution for any community that prides itself on collective integrity.
For many years, Braintree High lacked this institution, that is until September of 2013 when a small, yet devoted group of like-minded individuals created BHS News.
The goal of BHS News is to provide the school with valuable information primarily concerning Braintree High School, but also including the town as a whole.
In addition to informing the school community, BHS News also aims to provide an outlet where students interested in journalism, photography, and business can work together and develop their talents, while at the same time providing the school with a valuable service.
The website BraintreeHighNews.com has been run successfully for over a year, but with this expansion into the world of print journalism, BHS News embarks on a new journey that will inform, entertain, and create discussion amongst the student body.
Posted by Mr. Dahlbeck On January 05, 2015 0 Comment
by Brian McDermott and Joseph Walsh
Class of 2016
As President James Madison once said: “the advancement and diffusion of knowledge is the only guard of true liberty.”
This universal concept has, over time, engrained itself into the collective consciousness of Americans, and it has become an ideal which every successful community strives to maintain.
Braintree High School is not just a school, it is a community full of diverse individuals, who by contributing in their respective roles, help to ensure the success of this establishment.
In order for any community to be prosperous there must be a high degree of self-awareness and honest deliberation. The tool which humanity has used for centuries to achieve this ideal is the news media, a vital institution for any community that prides itself on collective integrity.
For many years, Braintree High lacked this institution, that is until September of 2013 when a small, yet devoted group of like-minded individuals created BHS News.
The goal of BHS News is to provide the school with valuable information primarily concerning Braintree High School, but also including the town as a whole.
In addition to informing the school community, BHS News also aims to provide an outlet where students interested in journalism, photography, and business can work together and develop their talents, while at the same time providing the school with a valuable service.
The website BraintreeHighNews.com has been run successfully for over a year, but with this expansion into the world of print journalism, BHS News embarks on a new journey that will inform, entertain, and create discussion amongst the student body.
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
SEPAC event on Basic Rights
Workshop: BASIC RIGHTS
Wed, Jan 14 6:30 PM
6:30-8:30PM
Media Center at Braintree High School
128 Town Street, Braintree, MA
Presented by Braintree SEPAC and the Federation for Children with Special Needs
This event is co-hosted with the Avon, MA, Holbrook, MA and Weymouth MA SEPACs.
This workshop provides families with an introduction to their rights and responsibilities under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Massachusetts Special Education Law and No Child Left Behind (NCLB). It is designed to help parents learn how to be effective partners with their child’s school to decide the child’s eligibility for special education, and to plan, make decisions and monitor their child’s progress in school.
**We will also be joined by Kevin P. McHugh, Law Enforcement Liaison at Lo-Jack, who will be giving a brief explanation and demonstration of the SafetyNet tracking bracelets for children at risk to wander. All are welcome!
Monday, January 5, 2015
Mid Term Exam Schedule
BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL
MID-YEAR EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
JANUARY 21, 22, & 23, 2015
Wednesday, January 21
7:45-9:15 English
9:45-11:15 Social Studies
Thursday, January 22
7:45-9:15 Science
9:45-11:15 Mathematics
Friday, January 23
7:45-9:15 Foreign Language
9:45-11:15 Make Up Exams
MID-YEAR EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
JANUARY 21, 22, & 23, 2015
Wednesday, January 21
7:45-9:15 English
9:45-11:15 Social Studies
Thursday, January 22
7:45-9:15 Science
9:45-11:15 Mathematics
Friday, January 23
7:45-9:15 Foreign Language
9:45-11:15 Make Up Exams
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