This is also the time for each of us to be especially patient and kind to friends, family, others in the BHS community, and strangers who pass by every day. Almost all of us have some kind of challenge, struggle, frustration that is making our day to day life a bit harder to manage in these shorter, colder pandemic days. The little acts of kindness we show to each other are gifts that cost nothing.
It’s almost December! Here’s hoping you and your family had some relaxing and healthy time together either in person or from afar. Students are well into quarter 2 with the midpoint being next Wednesday 12/9. Interim Progress Reports (IPRs) will be communicated by teachers on Thurs 12/10. Now is the time for students to makeup any missed work and to check in their teachers about their progress so the quarter 2 IPR can be positive.
This is also the time for each of us to be especially patient and kind to friends, family, others in the BHS community, and strangers who pass by every day. Almost all of us have some kind of challenge, struggle, frustration that is making our day to day life a bit harder to manage in these shorter, colder pandemic days. The little acts of kindness we show to each other are gifts that cost nothing. This is a short school week with Thanksgiving happening this Thursday. The school schedule will remain as is with Mon, Tues, and the ½ day Wed schedules unchanged. Only hybrid students in the Mon/Tues cohort will be coming in-person this short week. Please see attached schedules for OLS and 115 for reminders about blocks, including ½ day Wednesday blocks.
Happy and Safe Thanksgiving to all! While the focus of Back to School Night #2 onThursday 11/12 was on the classrooms and teacher messages, the BHS counselors and social workers wanted to introduce themselves too! The videos from these dedicated and caring student support educators from BHS are available below on our blog. Please note that generally referrals to BHS social workers should be requested through a student’s counselor or dean. Social workers are excellent resources for BHS students AND have very large caseloads at this time, especially this year with the more heightened level of mental health needs in our world. While they would love to have more availability, they are not always able to meet weekly with every student who may ask for this support. We encourage families to seek out mental health resources through the Brookline Center or their own health insurance programs. If a student or family needs assistance with this step, please feel free to contact the student’s counselor or one of the BHS social workers. Crazy but true- We are ¼ of the way through the school year already with Quarter 1 ending on Friday Nov 6.
Congratulations to all Gr 10-12 graders who started back for some in-person teaching and learning last week, as well the full remote students who are being patient and adjusting as teachers continue to build their teaching and tech repertoire! Lastly, good efforts from the 9th graders who have been continuing their hybrid and remote plans for the past 3 weeks!
Important reminders for this week of November 9:
ALL GR 10-12 STUDENTS SHOULD CHECK THEIR UPDATE SCHEDULE ON THE STUDENT/PARENT PORTALS FOR NEW CLASSROOM LOCATIONS FOR STUDENTS STARTING HYBRID SCHOOL THIS WEEK!
Important reminders for all as we enter into November:
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