Bay View Middle School News
November 15, 2023
BAY VIEW PHONE NUMBERS
Attendance....920-662-8184
Main Line........920-662-8196
Fax Number....920-662-7979 (Temporarily Out of Order)
SCHOOL HOURS
IMPORTANT DATES
November 22-24 - NO SCHOOL (Thanksgiving Recess)
Happening at Bay View!
Bay View Wrestling
Here is the link to 5th - 8th grader registration:
https://bayporths-ar.rschooltoday.com/node/21
Bay View Winter Showcase - Thursday, November 30th
Bay View Winter Concert - Monday, December 4th
Performance attire: Bay View Choir shirt (royal blue) with pants and flat shoes. Hair should be tidy and pulled out of the face. No shorts, holes in the pants, high heels or hats please. The students have been working very hard and will be ready to perform for you. I'm very excited for you to hear their beginning of the year progress. If you have any questions, please contact Cindi Pehowski at cindpeho@hssdschools.org
Bay Port Tennis Club
The Bay Port tennis club is back for the winter! We will offer 2 sessions, one in November/December and the other in January/February. All classes will be held at Four Seasons tennis club in Allouez and will be hosted by Western Racquet tennis pros. If you have any questions please let us know!
Session 1
Time: 1:00-2:30
Dates: 11/18, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
Session 2
Time: 1:00-2:30
Dates: 1/20, 2/3, 2/10, 2/17
Click here to go to the Bay Port Tennis Club registration site.
Bay View Literacy News!
Gobble Up a Good Book: The Joys and Benefits of Reading
In a world saturated with digital content and fast-paced living, there's a timeless pleasure in slowing down to immerse oneself in the pages of a good book. The act of reading not only transports us to different worlds but also offers a plethora of cognitive, emotional, and social benefits. In this article, we'll explore why picking up a book is a nourishing and enriching experience for the mind and soul.
Escape to Other Worlds: One of the primary joys of reading is the ability to escape the confines of reality and enter different realms. Whether it's a fantasy epic, a gripping mystery, or a heartwarming romance, books provide an avenue for readers to temporarily step away from their own lives and explore new perspectives.
Mental Stimulation and Cognitive Benefits: Reading is a workout for the brain. Engaging with a well-written book stimulates various cognitive functions, including critical thinking, imagination, and problem-solving skills. Studies have shown that regular reading can even slow down cognitive decline as individuals age, keeping the mind sharp and active.
Empathy and Emotional Intelligence: Fictional stories, in particular, allow readers to empathize with characters and understand different emotions and experiences. This empathetic connection not only enhances emotional intelligence but also fosters a greater understanding of diverse perspectives, making readers more open-minded and compassionate.
Stress Reduction and Relaxation: Reading has the power to transport readers to a place of tranquility. Whether it's a quiet afternoon with a cup of tea and a novel or a few pages before bedtime, the act of reading promotes relaxation and helps reduce stress. The escapism provided by books serves as a mental break from the demands of daily life.
In a world that often seems to spin too fast, taking the time to read a good book is a deliberate act of self-care. It's an investment in your mental and emotional well-being, a journey into the realms of imagination, and a doorway to knowledge and empathy. So, the next time you have a chance, grab a book, find a cozy nook, and let the pages transport you to new and exciting worlds. Gobble up the words, savor the stories, and let the magic of reading enrich your life.
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SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKERS CORNER
Please click on the link below to see what valuable resources are available for families in the HSSD.
The Giving Tree
STUDENT PICK-UP PROTOCOL
If you are picking a student up during the school day, you must come into the main office and sign the student out with your Driver's License. If someone other than you or your emergency contacts is picking up your student, please contact the office to let them know who is picking your student up. Students are not allowed to leave during school hours via bike or walking without prior approval from the main office and Principal.
HEALTH ROOM PROTOCOL
If your student is not feeling well, they need to follow protocol and come to the health room to report their illness prior to contacting home. Students should not be using their iPad to email a parent or texting a parent to pick them up. This will eliminate the spread of illnesses to other students and will make the office aware of students being picked up prior to parent arrival.
FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Click here to view the latest broadcast communication article from the HSSD Board of Education, located under "Bay View News" section on our website. https://bayview.hssdschools.org/families/news
SCHOOL CLOSINGS AND DELAYS DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER
In addition to District Social Media, local TV/Radio stations and the District Website, HSSD will also send weather-related delays and cancellations via text message.
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ATTENDANCE LINE (920) 662-8184
When reporting an absence, please call our school’s attendance line at 920-662-8184 prior to the start of each school day.