Our awesome MVBT office staff met for lunch to celebrate the completion of a huge task they recently finalized. At the beginning of this school year, the office staff worked tirelessly to transition to a new student information system. Then, due to challenges beyond our district’s control, the office staff had to transition back to the previous system. Since the beginning of this school year, they have spent hours at their computers getting all of our student and teacher data perfected! Our office staff have conquered a task that is nothing short of miraculous! These ladies are greatly appreciated, highly respected, and absolutely the best!
Throughout the year we will be recognizing our awesome Eagle staff members. Here are the days we are going to designate as Eagle Recognition Days for the 2022-2023 school year. (We have tried to schedule these days to reflect national or state recognition days. )
Dear Parents. Some of our older students who ride a bus from Birch Tree Elementary to the middle school and high school have found it difficult to have enough time to eat breakfast before needing to go to their first class. To help alleviate this time crunch, the last bus to leave Birch Tree Elementary to take students to the high school and middle school will depart at 7:25 am starting on Monday, Oct. 17. If you drive your child to the school to catch this bus, please make sure that you get them there prior to 7:25. Thanks!
We would like to honor one of our LMS students for being the September Student of the Month award winner given by Andrea McNew, Shelter Insurance! Kierstyn Mayer is a wonderful student that puts her best foot forward every day & we appreciate her! Enjoy your gift card, Kierstyn!
Don’t forget that today is a half-day of school due to Homecoming. We hope to see everyone at the parade at 2:00. The Homecoming ceremony starts at 6:00. Eagles vs. Panthers at 7:00.
Each month, Andrea McNew from Shelter Insurance presents an LHS student with a Student of the Month certificate and gift card. For the month of September, Levi Roberts, a senior, was awarded the certificate for being a respectful student. Congratulations, Levi, and thank you Shelter Insurance!
Good morning, from a few retro LMS teachers. These teachers have really gone above and beyond to show their Eagle Spirit! Don’t forget that school dismisses early tomorrow (half day) for our Homecoming parade. We hope to see everyone at the parade at 2:00! The Homecoming ceremony is at 6:00 and the Eagles will face the Panthers at 7:00.
Don’t miss this. MVBT families living in Shannon, Texas, or Howell county are welcome to attend.
Last week, BTE celebrated National Dot Day. It was a day to celebrate and to focus on the fact that we can do anything we put our minds to!
Mrs Duckett, one of our 5th grade teachers, made new signs for Mountain View Elementary. Thank you, Mrs. Duckett!
Ms. Cooper’s kindergarten class completed their chart and earned donuts for iReady!
This is a reminder that we have our bus evacuation drill this afternoon. Parent pick up time will be 30 minutes earlier at BTE and MVE. LMS and LHS students who do not ride the bus will remain in class until 3:20.
Everyone at MVBT loves our Technology Director, Mr. Mike McAfee! We are designating today as Mike McAfee Day! He spends his day racing from building to building taking care of everyone’s technology needs. Thank you, Mr. McAfee!
(We will be recognizing and showing appreciation to our awesome staff throughout the school year. Thank you for joining us as we show our appreciation.)
On Monday, BTE teachers enjoyed lunch prepared by Oak Grove Baptist Church. Thank you, Oak Grove Baptist Church!
This is a message from the Mountain View Birch Tree School District. This is a reminder that there will be no school on Monday, September 19, due to a professional development day for teachers. School will be back in session on Tuesday, September 20. Again, this is a reminder that school will not be in session tomorrow, September 19.
After a brief 2 on 2 game at the end of the day, the boys think Drew Ripko is ready for the Ava Bears tonight! Good luck, Eagles!
Mrs. Smith’s and Ms. Henry’s students discussed heroes when learning about 9/11. They took time and wrote Officer Wilbanks a thank you letter for everything he does.
Mrs. Davis & Ms. Francis leading a 6th grade guidance lesson on problem solving.
Mrs. Luehrs’ 8th grade Science class participating in their first lab of the year.
LHS Yearbook Staff attended the Jostens Fall Workshop today. They did team building activities and even took 1st place in the scavenger hunt. In addition to learning more about sales and marketing, they put together the theme idea for the 2022-2023 Yearbook.
