It's that time of year again....
RED RIBBON WEEK
Monday, Oct. 28- Character Day
Tuesday, Oct. 29-90's Day
Wednesday, Oct. 30- Meme Day
Thursday, Oct. 31- Color Day
Stitchin' with STEAM students with Halloween tote bags they made
Check out Mrs. Coan's Pre-Algebra students making cool pixel art! As they answer questions correctly more and more colored pixels fill the screen. Eventually a giraffe appears.
Reminder: yearbook pictures are tomorrow, Oct. 24! Order forms and money are due if ordering pictures.
Hey Parents- check your student's planner today! Report cards were sent home!
Support your Wildkittens!!!
Deadline for Flu forms to be turned in are Oct. 16th, but please return sooner if possible. The health unit has just informed the schools that the flu mist will not be available. Barton's clinic is Oct. 25th
Barton's AMI packets have been posted- click on the link below to print.
https://www.eldoradopublicschools.org/o/bjh/browse/83698
Our Culinary Tools classes celebrated National Homemade Cookie Day with yummy chocolate chip cookies!
Fall means Football! Go Wildkittens!
Miss. Travis and Miss. Renaud were able to get their Stock Market Game Project funded by Horace Mann.
Barton's Choir, Orchestra and Band showed out at Musicfest!
Science fun with labs measuring volume
Come out to Music Fest to see Barton's Choir will sing at 9:30, Orchestra perform at 10:20 and Band perform at 11:40 .
Parent Teacher Conferences are Monday, September 23 from 12:00-6:00 pm. There will be no school for students. Take the time to visit your child's teachers, discuss their strengths and challenges. We will be giving out HAC (Home Access Center) codes and Aspire scores
Congratulations to our 2019 Murphy Education Program Award winners
Check this out!
Bingo cards are due Oct. 2. The computer lab is open for testing Monday-Friday before school and after school on Tuesday and Thursday.
Barton girls placed 4th out of 10 teams and the boys were 5th out of 11.
The girls were lead by Clarabeth Black who placed 16th out of 150 runners. The boys were lead by Jay Cooper Reep who was 31st out of 155 but was 4th place among all 7th graders competing.
