• April 28 - May 8 ◾State Testing
• May 2 ◾ 8th Grade Dance Permission Slip Due
• May 7 ◾ Cycle 5 Ends
• May 8 ◾ Cycle 6 Begins
• May 9 ◾ 8th Grade Dance
• May 11 ◾ Mother's Day
• May 16 - May 18 ◾ Sister Act JR Show
• May 22 ◾ National Jr. Honor Society
• May 23 ◾ Early Dismissal - Memorial Day
• May 26 ◾ Closed - Memorial Day
• May 28 ◾ Spring Concert

• Seasonal allergies are here and can be unpleasant and difficult to manage.

• It is up to you, parent/guardian to take care of your child’s allergies.

• The nurse’s office does not dispense medication for treatment of seasonal allergies.

What can be done to minimize exposure to seasonal allergy triggers?

• Have your child wash their hands and face as soon as they come into the house, so they do not rub pollen in their eyes and nose.

• Have your child remove their clothes and shower when they come from school or playing outside.

• Keep windows in your home and cars close.

• Talk to your pediatrician or nurse practitioner about the best treatment options for your child.

🏀🔥 What an amazing time at the Burnet March Madness Tournament! 🎉

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who cheered, volunteered, and supported our students—you made it a success! 💙💛 Special shoutout to those who set up, reffed, and kept things running smoothly. Your efforts did not go unnoticed! 🙌

Parents and students loved the event and are already asking for more—maybe even expanding into different sports! ⚽🏈🏐

A big thanks to Mrs. Villane for designing the program, featuring the generous local businesses that donated prizes, food, and shirts. Our students even helped secure donations, making great connections in the community! 💡💪
An extra special thank you to Kenny Kruse for setting everything up! 🙏

Congratulations to Miss Colandrea & The PBSIS Team! What a great event for our kids this was!

This video highlights the P-B-S-I-S program and the March Madness Tournament. This event includes a three-on-three basketball competition where students must maintain good behavior to participate. The initiative promotes accountability and has led to a significant decrease in discipline issues while also involving the entire school community in various supportive activities.

On April 2nd, the town honored Raymond Reilly, a security guard at Burnet Middle School, who bravely rescued an individual from a burning car just weeks ago. While he suffered burns on his hands, his courageous actions ensured the rescued person’s survival.

The Mayor, Committeewoman Guerra-Frazier ,our Spanish Teacher, Board of Education members, and Burnet Middle School community members came together to express their gratitude.

Burnet Middle School Spirit Week Recap

Right before spring break, Burnet Middle School turned up the energy and creativity with our annual Spirit Week! It was an exciting week full of laughter, great outfits, and plenty of school pride. Here's a quick look at the themed days that brought our students and staff together:

Monday, April 7 – Twin Day
Students and staff paired up with their friends to dress alike. From matching tees to identical hairstyles, the hallways were filled with double trouble!

Tuesday, April 8 – Student-Teacher Swap
Students dressed like teachers, and staff dressed like students—it was a hilarious role reversal that had everyone talking. This day was voted the favorite by students!

Wednesday, April 9 – Decade Day
From the groovy ‘60s to the bold 2000s, everyone picked their favorite era. The ‘90s took the spotlight—turns out, baggy jeans and flannel shirts are timeless!

Thursday, April 10 – Music Artist Day
Students and staff showed love to their favorite artists, dressing up as icons like Michael Jackson, Kendrick Lamar, Nelly, 2Pac, Biggie Smalls, and even our very own Diana Ross.

Friday, April 11 – Country vs. Country Club
It was a showdown between cowboy boots and tennis whites! While the country look slightly edged out the competition, the country club vibe held its own.

We want to give a huge thank you to all the students and staff who participated. Spirit Week was a success, filled with fun, creativity, and Burnet pride. Until next year—stay spirited!

Don't forget to thank a teacher for all there hard work and dedication.

ELA 6 News is a new club activity started by 6th grade English teacher Mr. Visioli and a team of 6th grade students interested in learning about video production, editing, and journalistic news writing.

Offering reports and updates on academics, sports and school activities as well as interviews with students and teachers alike, ELA6 news is helping students learn the power and importance of communication skills

Congratulatory messages are now not available due date was April 9th.

🔹 Burnet Middle School Clubs & Activities 🔹

Explore the many clubs and activities available at Burnet Middle School! Below, you’ll find a list of all clubs, including the club name, advisor, meeting location, and meeting days.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the club advisor directly. We encourage all students to get involved, discover new interests, and make great memories!

🔵 Locker Issues
If you're having trouble with your locker, please come to the main office and see Mrs. Senkiw for assistance.

🟤 Attendance
For doctor's notes or any other documents related to excused absences, please visit the main office and speak with Mrs. Goncalves.

🟠 Lost & Found

• General Items: Lost items such as coats, water bottles, lunch boxes, etc. can be found in the Cafeteria.

• Electronics: Lost electronic devices may be retrieved from the main office.

• Eyeglasses: Please see the nurse for lost eyeglasses.

Burnet Middle School Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/therealbms1000/

PTA Instagram - Burnet Middle School (@therealbms1000)

PTA Facebook - ((1) Facebook

Hot off the press and straight from the desk of Mrs. Cristina Goncalves—enjoy this month’s edition!