Bartle Bulletin

December 2022

Welcome Bartle Community Members!

This is our monthly newsletter about the happenings and important information at Bartle. Additional information can be found through Genesis emails, our Facebook page, and the Bartle School Website.
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Mallory's Army Event

Highland Park Public Schools is holding a free event with a documentary screening of Mallory 12 on Tuesday, January 10th @ 5:30 PM in the HPHS Auditorium. Mallory's mother, Dianne Grossman will be in attendance and holding a Q&A after the screening. The event is open to those 10 and older, but an elementary students in attendance are required to have a parent/guardian with them at the event. Please register here. View the trailer for the documentary.

Reminders from Mrs. Knapp

Please consider joining the Principal Parent/Guardian Advisory Committee. We seek community feedback about important topics relevant to Bartle School. See the flyer below for more details.
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Counselor Corner with Ms. Young

I cannot believe we are already at the end of 2022. This year has flown by!


The SEL and Teen Center services are coming to the end of the semester. After December 16th there will be a pause in services until January 17th. Any student may ask to come see me directly for support during this time.


Over the past month, we have been pushing into classrooms to discuss Anger Management. We used a video to discuss the A, B, C, D, E's of Anger Management. A is for being "aware" of their feelings and what is causing them to be upset. B is for "breathing." We take deep breaths to help calm our minds and bodies. C is for "counting," which we do between breaths to help us keep a smoothing pace. D is for "distance." If we are still struggling to calm down, we put distance ourselves from the situation that is making us anger. E is for "express" yourself. When we are regulated and calm, then we talk about the situation that was making us angry.


I encourage discussions about anger management to continue at home. I hear many students tell me that they have "anger issues." However, I stress to the students that we all experience anger, but we need to be responsible for how we express that anger.


If you have any questions, concerns, or have additional needs, please feel free to contact me at anytime.

S.T.E.A.M. Updates

Check out this video and photo blog Mrs. Tadros created to showcase some of the projects they are working on in S.T.E.A.M. Please see below a list of supplies Mrs. Tadros is seeking below for her classes.
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Contact Us

Need further information? Feel free to contact us anytime via phone or email. The main office is open from 8 am - 3 pm Monday through Friday.