Spectrum Sleepout Participants and Supporters!
Over the past several weeks, schools across the country are seeing a disturbing new trend using Gelblaster guns or Orbeez guns that shoot a liquid or frozen projectile. While these guns are similar to “air soft” guns, they can be easily mistaken for a lethal firearm that can lead to unintended consequences. If fired at someone, these projectiles can still cause bodily harm. We are providing the Vermont statute that covers these issues. Many schools in other states have seen these guns show up on school property and have required a law enforcement response. Please be reminded of 13 V.S.A § 4004 which covers possession of dangerous or deadly weapon in a school bus or school building or on school property.
Hello 8th grade families! Are you interested in helping with the decorations for 8th grade recognition night? Please contact Nancy or Amanda at sbgymnastics5@aol.com to be added to the decorating committee. Are you interested in having some good treats after the ceremony is over? Or if we have an 8th grade dance, having snacks for the graduates? Please contact Greta at sporty1vt@msn.com to be added to the food committee
8th grade recognition night is happening on Thursday June 9th which is right around the corner. We need your help! Please contact either of the chairs for the decorating or food committee to help. If you have general questions related to the 8th grade recognition night please contact Leah at btvvyd2016@gmail.com
Thank you in advance for your help!
UPCOMING DATES TO REMEMBER:
5 & 6 Grade Spring Concert: April 28 @7pm
7 & 8 Grade Spring Concert: May 3 @7pm
6 - 8 Grade STRINGS TRIP TO MMU April 5 from 9 - 12:30 (lunch at MMU!)
After school fiddling workshops with Laura Markowitz = Thursday April 14th for all viola and violin players !!! Register here
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The BRMS 5/6 Party is BACK!!
The 5/6 Party (a pre-COVID tradition) is back! Friday, April 15 from 2:45-4:30pm.
What is the 5/6 Party? An after-school event for 5th & 6th grade students.
There will be music, games, and prizes in the cafeteria. The gym will be open for basketball. And, if the weather’s nice, we’ll open the doors for outdoor space too!
How do 5/6 students sign up? All it takes is $5.00 per student and this permission slip. Families needing financial support can contact kevin.hamilton@mmuusd.org.
What else do I need to know? We need parent volunteers!
Sign up HERE to provide a snack, help set up, run a game, paint faces, etc.
Questions? Email us at brmsbrag@mmuusd.org.
Browns River Action Group (BRAG), the parent teacher organization at BRMS, helps promote student self-esteem, supports school staff, and assists in efforts to solve school needs through volunteering and fundraising.
Interested in joining? Email us at brmsbrag@mmuusd.org
Monday, April 4
Tuesday, April 5 - Clubs (Magic, Robotics & Coding, Cooking, Junior Jazz Band)
Wednesday, April 6- Clubs (Chess Club, D&D, Community Service Club)
Thursday, April 7- Clubs (Jazz Band, Pride)
Friday, April 8
Vermont Youth Dancers bring the classic story of the Wizard of Oz to life in a full length theatre dance production to current music in Far From Home, In Search of the Emerald City. In our story, Dorothy Gale feels confined to her small farm and longs to break free on her own. Once she is far away, however, it is her truest wish to make her way back home! As they become entangled in a battle of good and evil, both she and her new friends must complete a journey of self-discovery…learning that they each have what they need within themselves to triumph in the end. Will Dorothy realize that her own bravery and spirit will help her overcome evil and lead her home?
VYD delights audiences with their unique blend of exciting hip-hop and compelling lyrical choreography, with song choices that “tell” the story. Dance itself is infused with drama as the cast brings characters to life through movement and acting, with imaginative staging, beautiful costumes, and brilliant set pieces and lighting. Vermont Youth Dancers is a local dance company of area elementary, middle and high school students founded in 2006.
BRMS students performing are Nadia Muller, Avery Brisbin, Hazel Fasching, Audrey Rogers, Addison Randall, Violet Clough, Gabby Cowan, and Pilar Medina, along with many BRMS alumni.
Far From Home, In Search of the Emerald City performs at Mount Mansfield Union High School in Jericho, Vermont on April 9 at 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. and on April 10 at 1:30 p.m. More information about VYD along with ticket information can be found at vermontyouthdancers.org