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Picture make-up day will be held on Sept. 23, 2021!
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Students in Mrs. Lord's room built nests using all different kinds of materials - but the trick was no glue or sticky materials! In the novel they are reading, The Magic Finger, the main family gets turned into ducks to be a taught a lesson and have to learn how to survive (they’ve been hunting ducks the whole book). On Wednesday, Mrs. Lord's class had the productive struggle of turning into the Gregg Family and experienced what they went through - except students got to use their hands. Now they’ll take it home and are going to see if any real birds try to live in it! Great job 4th grade students! Due to storm damage earlier this morning, there are several road closures that will prevent buses from passing through. Most parents have been notified by school officials regarding changes and to make arrangements for drop off and pick up. If your child rides bus 16-43, the mouse bus driven by Angela Lynn, and you live on Emory Chambers Road, Ed Reed Road, Link Road, Rock Springs Road or if you live on Yonah Homer Road north of Silver Shoals Road, you will need to meet the bus at Catfish Corner this afternoon at 3:45 and tomorrow morning at 6:45. If you have any questions, call Mike Cleveland (706)206-8249. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your help and understanding.
August 2021
Banks County Schools considers the health and well-being of our students, teachers, and staff to be of the utmost importance. Please be advised that based on our current COVID data, the following guidelines are in place. We will continue to assess our COVID data and adjust guidelines as necessary. Facilities will be cleaned to minimize germs. Masks are not required. Masks are encouraged for all students and staff. COVID-19 vaccinations are not required for employees or students. Please contact the Banks County Health Department for more information concerning vaccination. Those who become sick and have a fever of 100.4 or higher at school or work will be sent home. If symptoms improve, the student may return when he/she is fever free for 24 hours. Students or staff who test positive for COVID-19 will continue to follow Department of Public Health guidelines, which require those who are positive to stay home for 10 days since symptoms first appeared and be fever-free, without use of fever-reducing medications, for 24 hours before returning to school. If the school is notified of a positive case, a notice will be sent to the parents of those who were possibly exposed. Please monitor your child for any symptoms and keep him/her home from school and contact your health provider should you notice any of the following:
BCES celebrated being in school for an entire week on Friday! Each hall decorated and dressed up for different themes such as beach, camping, superhero, pool party, and groovy/tie dye themes. There was a parade of students through the hallways with music, fun, and celebration of our accomplishments! BCES is blessed with the best faculty and students around! |
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