
6th grade students in Mrs McGee’s World History class invited Superintendent George Kennedy, Officer Chuck Fears, and Adam Rigney on Friday and Honorable Circuit Judge Douglas Brimhall on Wednesday to help them prepare court cases and work together as plaintiffs, defendants, and witnesses. They learned about the first set of written laws and were able to learn how some are similar to the laws of today. Judge Brimhall taught them how court proceedings are handled and he even brought his wonderful court reporter, Kimberly Payne. She showed them the job of a court reporter and how important it is. Officer Fears was our bailiff. I think he even enjoyed taking the guilty into custody. We had several cases tried and judgments passed down. Overall, it was an exceptional learning experience for students. We appreciate the time everyone took out of their busy day. Thank you, Judge Douglas Brimhall, for coming to our classroom and making this an unforgettable experience.











Get yourself a Pink Out Shirt!


4th grade students created a new animal with adaptations to help it survive. Their new animal was presented in a pamphlet with information and pictures describing the new discovery.  They then were able to read and learn about their classmates’ animals. They had a blast!!










Softball Camp Info!


BMS FOAM FEST INFO
From our PTO:
Foam Fest will be located to the left of the school in the black top between the playground and the cafeteria.
Please walk through the gate to the check in/out table with the orange awning.
A parent/ guardian must walk the student to the check in/out table for both in/out. Orange awning
You will be given a number tag that corresponds with the student. The person picking up must have that with them or know the number.
If you failed to turn in the permission slip for any reason a parent/guardian may complete one at check in for you.
Students can bring swim goggles if they want to protect their eyes from foam.
Must have school appropriate clothing. Nothing white. Bathing suits can be wore under the clothing.
There will be a concession stand. Cash only. Items are candy $2, chips $2 soda $2, Gatorade $2 and water $1
BMS PTO CAN’T WAIT TO SEE TOU ALL THERE!!!

Our Baseball K-6 camp has been rescheduled! And the weather is cooler! If you registered for the previous camp and did NOT request a refund, then you are automatically registered for this camp. The last day to register and be guaranteed a shirt is September 21. We will pick up campers from the Primary, Elementary and Middle Schools each day of camp and walk them to the baseball field. You must arrive by 5:45 pm each day to pick up your child after camp. We can make arrangement to extend pick up until 6pm but you must call before September 29. For those who enrolled previously—contact us if: The new dates do not work for your camper and we will refund. You need to change a selection on your previous enrollment, such as a T-shirt size or whether your child sho...You need to change a selection on your previous enrollment, such as a T-shirt size or whether your child should be picked up after school. Campers are invited to attend the Alumni Game on October 11 and run the bases before the Game. Athletes wearing their camp shirt receive free admission. For all questions or additional information, please contact Cindy Bode at 870-761-7171. See the Brookland Bearcats Baseball Facebook page for more information.

Parents: Please write your child's first and last name on any sports balls that they choose to bring to school. Doing so will greatly assist school staff in returning any lost or missing items to the correct student. Thank you!

Special Olympic shirt NOW AVAILABLE!! Show your support for our Special Olympic teams by purchasing a shirt today! Deadline to order is September 26th! Link to order: https://www.shoppinkink.com/products/brookland-schools-special-olympics-25844


Come meet the Bearcats!


Bearcat softball signups are here!! Open to any 6th grade girl. The signup sheet is in the front office. Deadline to sign up is October 3rd.

Brookland Middle School, in conjunction with other BPS campuses, is having a HAT and/or PJ day fundraiser next week to help support our Special Olympics athletes! Next Thursday, September 18th, all primary-6th grade students will have the option to wear a hat or pajamas or BOTH. If students participate, they will pay $1 for one option or $2 for both and all proceeds collected will go to the support of our Special Olympic athletes as they take part in competetions throughout the 25-26 school year!


Basketball Chair Back Information
Due to the high demand for reserved chair back seats at home basketball games, we will continue the same purchasing process as last year.
Returning Buyers:
If you purchased seats last year, you may repurchase the same seat(s) on Sept. 30 & Oct. 1 from 9:00–1:00 in the Auditorium Lobby. Payment must be made that day to reserve your seats.
Open Sale:
Any seats not purchased will be available on a first come, first serve basis during the Volleyball games on Oct. 6 & 7 from 4:00–7:00 in the Auditorium Lobby.
🎟️ Ticket Prices:
$200 per seat (home side)
$100 for senior citizens & faculty (home side only)
$100 per seat (visitor side, no discounts)
Due to the high demand for reserved chair back seats at home basketball games, we will continue the same purchasing process as last year.
Returning Buyers:
If you purchased seats last year, you may repurchase the same seat(s) on Sept. 30 & Oct. 1 from 9:00–1:00 in the Auditorium Lobby. Payment must be made that day to reserve your seats.
Open Sale:
Any seats not purchased will be available on a first come, first serve basis during the Volleyball games on Oct. 6 & 7 from 4:00–7:00 in the Auditorium Lobby.
🎟️ Ticket Prices:
$200 per seat (home side)
$100 for senior citizens & faculty (home side only)
$100 per seat (visitor side, no discounts)


Mrs. Bass' 5th grade science classes enjoyed a friendly game of Eat or Be Eaten. Who can build the longest food chain without getting their cards stolen.





Mrs. Buttgen and Mrs. Davis’s class used their writing skills to explore the significance of the Day of Remembrance, emphasizing American unity and the impact of 9/11. 🇺🇸





Mrs. Sandy’s classes learned about food chains this week by playing the Food Chain Game: Eat or Be Eaten!
Students used their knowledge of food chains to compete to see who could get the most cards to be part of a food chain!









Brookland Middle School, in conjunction with other BPS campuses, is having a HAT and/or PJ day fundraiser next week to help support our Special Olympics athletes! Next Thursday, September 18th, all primary-6th grade students will have the option to wear a hat or pajamas or BOTH. If students participate, they will pay $1 for one option or $2 for both and all proceeds collected will go to the support of our Special Olympic athletes as they take part in competetions throughout the 25-26 school year!


Just a reminder that we will have a state required lockdown drill today for students. They will know that it is a drill and not a real event. Thank you!

We apologize the message you just received should have said " tomorrow will be conducting a lock down drill. "

Parents! Our BMS PTO is treating our students to a foam party! This will be happening next Friday night (SEPTEMBER 19TH)! There are time slots for each grade...please see the graphic for all needed information!


Mrs. Buttgen and Mrs. Davis’s classes are doing a novel study on Fourth Grade Rats, using writing skills and teamwork to create trifolds with summaries and character traits!


