Our Geometry students used randomly drawn cards to determine if the 3 numbers could form a triangle and if so, what type (acute, obtuse, or right).
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Ms. Osceola's students practicing their interview skills.
Mrs. Nolan's class worked on using rhetorical appeals on Friday and they wrote and performed commercials. Here a just a few examples!!
Mrs. Phenicie’s students “speed dated” with questions regarding Dreamland Burning for Valentine’s Day!
Congratulations to Jennifer Phenicie! She was one of five finalists across the state for OMLEA (Oklahoma Middle Level Education Association) Educator if the Year!
Woot Woot!
Great job Jenn Phen!
Our number of the week is 1,905, the exact number of students who have completed their 2020-2021 returning student registration! Have you?! This needs to be completed by March 6th! Check your e-mail for details and please contact our enrollment office with any questions!
The long-standing partnership between BPS and the BOC has impacted countless families! BOC is launching a new program this spring...Break Boxes! These boxes will feed entire families over school breaks as we combat food insecurity together! BPS will be hosting a DISTRICT-WIDE food drive 2/18-3/6 to help in this effort! See below for collection info by school site!
Congratulations to our January Teach of the Month, Coach Behrens!! We are proud of you and appreciate all you do for our school and our students.
Mrs. Phenicie’s classes worked on identifying the various conflicts in Dreamland Burning. Student illustrated these conflicts and made it into a class paper quilt.
The Principal’s Student Advisory Committee got to experience the 9th Grade Center’s new VR Goggle provided by BEEF.
Ms Pierce, Mrs Tomlinson, and Miss Lee’s classes had the privilege, of viewing the Tulsa Historical Society's Tulsa Race Massacre traveling panels.
Their classes completed a critical thinking activity developed by Mrs Tomlinson while viewing the panels, which tell the in-depth story of the 1921 Massacre on Black Wall Street.
The History + English departments are currently doing cross curricular activities over the Massacre.
Spartans: We need to STEP IT UP to ensure our Bixby Spartans license plate goes into production! We currently have only 11 pre-orders on file! We need to increase that to 100 by May 1st! This is the last step of a long process to get these into permanent production! Grab your application form at bixbyps.info/spartanplate!
Mrs. Cox's biology classes extracted DNA from strawberries. Students thought it was pretty cool to get to see actual DNA from a living thing! It did not look like they expected.
Congratulations to our 9th Grade Center Support Staff of the Year, Paula Driscoll. We are proud of you and appreciate all of your hard work.
Eat at The Garage on Riverside Drive on Tuesday between 5:30 and 8:30. A percentage will go towards BHS DUDE, Make A Wish campaign. #bhsbecomingalegacy
To learn the components of a solid argument, students researched and debated in Mrs. Nolan's English class last week.
Spartan Parents: Returning student registration for the 2020-2021 school year is now open! Please check for an email from "donotreply@bixbyps.org." If you do not see this email, please check your spam folder, contact us or visit bixbyps.info/enrollment!
9GC parents, teachers and friends: Monday, we kick off our penny drive fundraiser for our very favorite Olympians!🏅💰
So, send your pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, ...you get the idea! We even take dollars and tax deductible checks! 💵🙂💵
The Army National Guard came to speak to Miss Phenicie’s classes regarding the concept of resiliency. They lead the class through discussion and a hunt for the good activity.
