The PTA is excited to sponsor a virtual science assembly with Mad Science tomorrow (Friday, May 15). They will offer two shows: “Things That Go Boom” for grades K-2 at 1:00, and “Reaction and Action” for grades 3-5 at 2:00. Please check Mrs. O’s spotlight for Zoom information.
On Tuesday we had the final scheduled general meeting of the Bells Mill PTA for this school year, via Zoom. Per the current rules in effect, we were not able to take any official votes during this meeting, but several issues were discussed that will be put to official votes at the next general meeting. Thanks to all who attended, and a special thanks to Mrs. Kanter for presenting!
For those who could not make it, here is a quick recap:
The Bells Mill teachers want you to know that they miss you! Check out this awesome video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2fpL08Qsfs&feature=youtu.be
BMES is taking part in OPEN’s National Field Day. The field day module is on your myMCPS PE course. There you will find videos of Mr. Tom and other MCPS PE teachers demonstrating the field day activities! Watch the field day video trailer below.
OPEN NATIONAL Field Day: how to navigate the field day module
Be sure to watch the SPECIAL OPENING CEREMONY on MAY 7TH at 7:30PM by going to this link: https://openphysed.org/fielddayopening… Read Full Post
Check out the Mr. Tom’s “Do Good” challenge!
The Bells Mill parents and students would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the Bells Mill teachers, staff, and administrators for their tireless dedication to making Bells Mill a wonderful school. While we miss seeing everyone at school, their positive and helpful attitudes have been so appreciated as we work together to make distance learning as successful as possible. We realize this is a challenging time for all – with everyone juggling demands of work, home, and family – and we cannot thank the staff enough for everything they are doing.… Read Full Post
Members of the Bells Mill community are supporting our local response to COVID-19 as doctors, essential workers, career or volunteer first responders, and more. We would like to say thank you for all they are doing to keep us safe and healthy.
If you would like, ask your student to write a thank you note or draw a picture! Email them to us at [email protected] and we’ll print them and drop them off. We’ll start with the Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue Squad, a mostly volunteer organization that provides state of the art emergency medical, fire, and rescue services to the local community.… Read Full Post