

Charles Boehm Bi-Weekly Newsletter
9/20/24-10/3/24
Charles Boehm Middle School
Reunite, Redesign & Reimagine
Upcoming Events 2024-2025
9/26 - 6th Grade Ice Cream Social
9/30 - Magazine Drive Kick-Off
10/3 & 10/4 - Rosh Hashanah - No School
10/7 - 10/11 - BASC - BESS Testing
10/8 - Picture Day
6th Grade Ice Cream Social Information!
Click Below For Both SignUp Genius Links to Donate or Volunteer
Click the Link Below for PTO Membership Drive Information!
CB Picture Day - October 8, 2024
BELT Team Information
SAP Information
Student Assistance Program (SAP) Information
Dear Boehm Families,
We are happy to announce that the Pennsbury Middle School campus will be partnering with several outside service providers to bring more emotional support opportunities to our schools, including Treehouse and Strengthening Families with Child and Family Focus.
Treehouse will be facilitating a support group at each of our middle schools for students who may be experiencing a hardship or struggle in his or her life. The goal of the peer support group is to create a space where students feel safe sharing what’s going on in their lives and receive support from peers and adult leaders (see the attached flyer). The group will meet one time per week during the school day throughout the school year. Treehouse Permission Form
Strengthening Families (SFP) is a seven-session evidence-based prevention program that is effective in improving family relationships and decreasing family conflicts. SFP reduces the likelihood of youth alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana use, decreases youths’ experience of depression and anxiety, and increases youths’ engagement in school and overall school success. This program will be held virtually and will take place on Wednesday nights This program is open to students and families from all three middle schools. Please complete the registration form here: Strengthening Families Series Form
If you have any questions or would like additional information on any of these things, please contact your child's School Social Worker.
The Student Assistance Program (SAP) is a school-based initiative designed to support students who are experiencing challenges that may affect their success in school. These challenges can include academic, behavioral, emotional, or social issues. The goal of SAP is to identify students who need help and connect them with appropriate resources. Please click here to read more information about our SAP Program.
We are excited to announce that our SAP Counselor is considering offering several voluntary support groups during the school day to help our students thrive. These groups are designed to provide students with valuable skills and support in various areas. Participation in these groups will require family permission.
The groups we are considering include:
Mindfulness/Stress Management
Focus: Techniques to manage stress and promote mindfulness.
Time Management/Study Skills
Focus: Strategies to improve time management and study habits.
Self-Esteem
Focus: Activities and discussions to boost self-esteem and confidence.
We believe these groups can make a positive impact on our students’ well-being and academic success. If your child is interested in participating in any of these groups, please complete the attached interest survey and return it to the SAP Counselor by September 27, 2024.
Click here to access the survey.
Thank you for your support and involvement in your child’s education. If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Mrs. Rosenberg-SAP Counselor
Mrs. Smith-6th Grade Counselor
Mrs. McIntyre-7th Grade Counselor
Mr. Perkins-8th Grade Counselor
Mrs. Murphy-6th/8th Grade Social Worker
Ms. Hough-7th Grade Social Worker
Sports Information
Any incoming 7th or 8th graders who would like to participate in athletics must have a PIAA physical completed and turned in to Mr. Stanley before tryouts.
Students need only one completed PIAA physical form to participate in any sport all year. Middle school students must complete the entire PIAA CIPPE packet. This physical must be dated May 1st or later and is good for all sports for the upcoming year.
Practice and games are Monday thru Friday from 3:00 to 5:00 after school. Athletes may take the 5:00 bus home, walk or get picked up.
Starting dates for the 2024-25 Bucks County League Seasons are tentative and may change.
Fall Sports (September 4)
Girls’ Basketball (November 12)
Wrestling (November 18)
Boys’ Basketball (January 21)
Spring Sports (March 24)
Fall sports
Lightweight football (under 125 lbs. with pads)
Heavyweight football
Boys Soccer
Field Hockey
Girls Volleyball
Cheerleading
Winter sports
Girls Basketball
Wrestling
Boys basketball
Spring sports
Track
Softball
Baseball
Girls soccer
Sports Tryout Information
Charles Boehm Fall Athletics Information
Fall Sports season is starting the first week of school. As a reminder, all students need to turn in a completed PIAA physical to Mr. Stanley before participating in a tryout. Tryouts and practices are after school from 3:00 to 5:00, Monday through Friday. At the end of the school day, players should report to the gym for a quick meeting, then be ready for practice. Students may take the 5:00 bus home, get picked up from the CB bus dock or walk/ride home.
Tryouts are a minimum of 3 days.
Heavyweight football begins Wednesday, Sept 4th. We are still in the process of hiring a coach, please contact Mr. Stanley with any questions.
Lightweight football starts Monday, Sept 9th. Coaches - Mr. Mellon & Mr. Eschallier
Girls Volleyball begins Thursday, Sept 5th. Coaches - Ms. Rube & Mr. Bertolette
Field Hockey tryouts are Sept. 9th, 11th and 13th. Monday - Wednesday and Friday. Coaches - Ms. Wisen
Cheer will start after all other sports are done with tryouts.
We will let you know about boys soccer tryouts soon.
Thanks,
Curt Stanley
215-428-4220 ext. 30204
Students are welcome to participate in intramurals, clubs, and sports!
- PIAA Sports-Students in 7th and 8th-grade need a PIAA physical form in order to participate in school-sponsored sports.
- Clubs/Intramurals-Any student is welcome to participate in a club or intramural. These happen throughout the year based on student interest and staff schedules. Clubs and intramurals will be shared on our morning announcements. They will also be posted on our Daily Announcement slide show that can be found via our school website. Students must have a signed permission slip in order to participate in a club or intramural.
- Students can take a late bus home. On Tuesday and Thursday we have a 4:00 PM or 5:00 PM late bus. This will be determined by the club facilitator. Most sports teams practice until 5:00 PM. Coaches will communicate practice and game schedules. Please review the late bus run information below. Just a reminder, that the stop may not be the same stop that they would typically take in the AM or PM.
Crochet Club With Ms. Gonzalez!
Fitness Club With Mr. Ritchie!
Green Team With Ms. Metzger & Ms. Quinn!
Picking Up Your Students from Sports or Clubs
Volunteer Information
All current volunteers must complete the 2024-2025 Volunteer Affirmation Form. This form will need to be completed each school year. Please use the link in the newsletter below to access the form.
2024-25 Late Bus Schedules
Student Drop-Off and Pick-Up Procedures-Very Important
Click Below to Apply for Free/Reduced Priced Meals
Quick Link - Charles Boehm Website
PowerSchool SIS - Student Information System
Chromebook Information
Canvas for Parents
How to Register for Parent Access
This video will show parents how to register, login and how to add more than one student to an account!
Screenshot directions for creating a Pairing Code and Parent Canvas account
Parent Login Portal/Registration Link
Parents sign in differently from the Students
An interactive infographic that details the capabilities of the Parent Canvas account
A course created by Canvas to help parents learn the ropes. This is a great way to learn Canvas by using Canvas, just like your students!
Great screenshot tutorials for Parents and Students on all topics within Canvas
Canvas Parent App
Basic Rules of Online Etiquette to discuss with your child
Accessing Canvas as a Student Video
How To Get to Canvas as a Parent
Daily Announcement Slide Show
Middle School Schedule 2024-2025
2024-2025 School Year Calendar
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