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7TH GRADE STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN CRAZY TRAITS LAB
In 7th grade Science, students are learning about Genetics and the passing of traits from parents to offspring.
Students participated in a Crazy Traits lab, where they created an organism. Students then flipped a coin to figure out the random genotype and phenotype of each individual trait.
Afterward they built their new organism and compared and contrast the differences between other classmates!
CLAY CARAM
Mr. Martinak would like to recognize Clay Caram for "doing the right thing." Clay turned in a lost cell phone! Thanks for being an honest Bronco!
LUKE TABER
Mrs. Campbell would like to recognize Luke Taber for his "willingness to help others." Luke quickly jumped in to help a student who was struggling with an assignment. He was so patient and did a fantastic job of demonstrating his own Spanish skills while successfully helping his classmate with their work. Thanks for being a helpful Bronco!
DALTON WILLIAMS
Mrs. Burdett would like to recognize Dalton Williams for "doing the right thing." Dalton found a pair of AirPods in the classroom and brought them directly to me. Thanks for doing the right thing!
NOAH FARNER
Mrs. Wolfe would like to recognize Noah Farner for "doing the right thing." Noah turned in a phone he found at school which was returned to a very happy owner. Thank you for doing the right thing, Noah!
KAYLA NASSO
Mrs. Cox would like to recognize Kayla Nasso for her "willingness to help others." The afternoon before the English DBA, Ms. Cox was monitoring Algebra Credit Recovery in Mrs. Beltran's room for 2 hours right after school. Kayla volunteered to set up Ms. Cox's room for the next day's DBA test by moving all the student desks into testing configuration. Kayla did a fantastic job of spacing out the chairs exactly how they needed to be for testing. Ms. Cox was happy and grateful to go into her room after Credit Recovery was over and find that Kayla had set up the room for her. Kayla was a lifesaver and Ms. Cox is very grateful!
VERNON STOVER AND CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ
Mrs. Gregg would like to recognize Vernon Stover and Cristian Rodriguez for doing the right thing. They saw a student upset and reported it. You both are amazing broncos! Thank you for looking out for your classmates.
MAX ASHFORD
Mrs. Wolfe would like to recognize Max Ashford for doing the right thing. Max found a pair of Airpods on the ground at school and turned them into the office. Thank you for doing the right thing!
STEVEN MARROQUIN
Mrs. Gregg would like to recognize Steven Marroquin for turning in a lost phone. Thank you for being a great Bronco!
MORGAN NGUYEN-ZUBROSKI
Mrs. Burdett would like to recognize Morgan Nguyen-Zubroski. During class, multiple students were having a problem with their keyboard. Morgan knew how to fix the problem, and was helping the class by walking through the solution! Thanks to her technology expertise, we were able to complete the assignment. Morgan is a joy to have in class and did not hesitate when it came to helping others!
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JOELLA CHOI Outstanding grades, great teammate and a student with integrity! Joella is a hard working student and helpful with her classmates. She comes to class prepared and has high goals for herself. She is an example of what a Bronco should be. | NATHANIEL SIMMERMAN Nate is a great example of perseverance and hard work. He worked his way back from surgery to compete on the basketball team this year. He never missed a practice, and was always putting in hard work while he was there. | BROOKLYN WILLIAMS I have had the pleasure of being both a teacher and a coach for Brooklyn. In the classroom she is a phenomenal example of a student who stays on task, asks good thought-provoking questions, helps her peers, and stays engaged in what we are learning in class. In addition, she represents our Girls Athletic Program with dignity, integrity, and responsibility. She is competitive & always looks for ways to get better & to help push her team to success. She also makes us laugh! We just love, Brooklyn Williams! |
JOELLA CHOI
Outstanding grades, great teammate and a student with integrity! Joella is a hard working student and helpful with her classmates. She comes to class prepared and has high goals for herself. She is an example of what a Bronco should be.
NATHANIEL SIMMERMAN
Nate is a great example of perseverance and hard work. He worked his way back from surgery to compete on the basketball team this year. He never missed a practice, and was always putting in hard work while he was there.
BROOKLYN WILLIAMS
I have had the pleasure of being both a teacher and a coach for Brooklyn. In the classroom she is a phenomenal example of a student who stays on task, asks good thought-provoking questions, helps her peers, and stays engaged in what we are learning in class. In addition, she represents our Girls Athletic Program with dignity, integrity, and responsibility. She is competitive & always looks for ways to get better & to help push her team to success. She also makes us laugh! We just love, Brooklyn Williams!
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GAVIN ROBERSON Gavin Roberson plays a big role on BJH's 8th grade boys basketball team. Gavin Roberson participates in four sports at BJH football, cross country, basketball, and track. While Gavin is not busy in one of those sports he is busy hitting the books to stay of BJH's AB honor roll. | LONDON MORGAN London is a great example of what BJH girls athletics is all about. She is a hard worker, comes prepared every day, great leader, she always has a good attitude, great teammate and really pushes herself to get better. The coaching staff appreciates all the hard work that she puts in and we are so happy she is apart of our athletic program. Keep up the great work! | BRAYDEN LORENZ Brayden Lorenz is a member of the 7th grade boys basketball team. While participating in basketball Brayden has maintained a high GPA. Brayden is a leader in both the locker room and the classroom. |
GAVIN ROBERSON
Gavin Roberson plays a big role on BJH's 8th grade boys basketball team. Gavin Roberson participates in four sports at BJH football, cross country, basketball, and track. While Gavin is not busy in one of those sports he is busy hitting the books to stay of BJH's AB honor roll.
LONDON MORGAN
London is a great example of what BJH girls athletics is all about. She is a hard worker, comes prepared every day, great leader, she always has a good attitude, great teammate and really pushes herself to get better. The coaching staff appreciates all the hard work that she puts in and we are so happy she is apart of our athletic program. Keep up the great work!
BRAYDEN LORENZ
Brayden Lorenz is a member of the 7th grade boys basketball team. While participating in basketball Brayden has maintained a high GPA. Brayden is a leader in both the locker room and the classroom.
2ND ANNUAL BJH CARTER BLOODCARE DRIVE MARCH 9TH
It is back! The Second Annual BJH Carter BloodCare Drive, Sponsored by BJH NJHS
BJH Community, there were concerns last year that our drive would not do well. We really proved them wrong. I cannot wait to meet and exceed our donation level from last year. Bronco Community, let’s do our part to meet that need! Carter Blood Care will be in the BJH Library on March 9, 2022 from 8 am to 4 pm. To make your appointment click the link below.
Carter Blood Care serves our area which ensures the donations stay local. NJHS students can earn TWO service hour credit when someone donates in their name. Use the link bleow for help with FAQ for donating.
On donation day, please bring your ID (you will check in at the office and need it there as well) and fill out the paperwork THE DAY OF DONATION. Donors will get a free water bottle. If you have any questions, please email susannahkeneda@hebisd.edu . Thank you for considering donating!
ADVANCED ACADEMICS INFORMATION FOR 9TH GRADE STUDENTS
If you were unable to attend the 9th grade family meetings for Advanced Academics you will find the slide show from the meeting below to help answer your questions.
CROSSING GUARD NEEDED
The City of Bedford is still looking for a permanent replacement for our long time crossing guard Mr. Scott. If you know somebody who may be interested in giving back to their community and helping our students safely to and from school, have them apply!
HOW ARE WE DOING?
Has someone on the campus of Bedford JH provided you or your student a GREAT CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE? We want to hear about it and recognize them for helping make Bedford Best!
All teachers and staff! (Administrators, Counselors, Teachers, Office Staff, Librarian, Aides and many more...) Just fill out the form and let us know!