Bronco Bulletin
BJH School Newsletter, Volume 8, Issue 24, February 10, 2023
HEBISD PARENT AND COMMUNITY SURVEY CLOSES TONIGHT! PLEASE HELP US TO IMPROVE BY COMPLETING THE SURVEY.
Dear Parents and Community Members,
We invite you to participate in our annual survey on the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District! Your responses help us make decisions which improve the education of all our students.
Please know that your response is strictly confidential. Data will be viewed on a collective level only, so reports will not identify individuals. No one in the district will know if you participated unless you identify yourself in the open-ended comments.
After the survey closes, we will share the findings publicly, including what we learn and specific changes you may anticipate as a result of your feedback.
Engaging in an ongoing dialogue is critical as we work together to provide our students with the best possible education.
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts.
Dr. Joe Harrington Ed.D.
Superintendent
HEB ISD

SHOUTOUT AND THANK YOU TO THE BJH JAZZ BAND!
A huge shout out and thank you to the Bedford JH Jazz Band! They volunteered to play at the NJHS induction ceremony Wednesday night. It was a perfect touch to the event as they entertained families and friends prior to the ceremony beginning. Members of the band are: Nick DeBellis, Carolina Conde, Madeline Thum, Abrahim Tsing, Kidus Meron, Jace Lindsey, Jonah Locke, Jonathan Ewert, Quinn Irvin, and Ben Osborne

MARCACCIO AND LOPEZ'S CLASSES CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH

9TH GRADE PANORAMIC PICTURES FEBUARY 23RD

2ND ANNUAL BJH CARTER BLOODCARE DRIVE
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!
POSITIVE REFERRALS
RAYAN ABDELDAFIA
3RD SIX WEEKS HONOR ROLL

DECEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
MADISON THOMAS Madison is in a very large class that isn't always very cooperative in answering questions or participating in discussions. She is always willing to answer questions and help those around her. She has a very good attitude and is an dedicated athlete in the Bedford athletics but always makes sure her work is turned in if she has to miss because of meets. | LUCAS GONZALES Lucas is a stellar student who always gives his best effort in class. He participates and brings thoughtful discussion to class, and is always willing to help his classmates. | ELENA RENTERIA Elena works hard everyday to do go. Her desire to achieve is evident not just in the classroom but in all the of the areas she participates. From choir to classroom to athletics, she puts it all out there and reaches for excellence! She is kind to all helps others to make good choices as well. |
MADISON THOMAS
LUCAS GONZALES
ELENA RENTERIA
ETHAN PINEDA Ethan comes in everyday with a fantastic attitude and ready to learn! He is willing to help anyone when asked. He demonstrates each day why Bedford is Best! | ANNA POTTER Anna Potter performs exceptionally in class. She participates in class discussions, group work, and provides encouragement to her classmates. | DANIEL KAPUYA Daniel Kapuya is a good example of what it means to be a BJH student-Athlete. Competing for BJH football and basketball teams while maintaining a good GPA. Daniel Kapuya embodies the BJH spirit |
ETHAN PINEDA
ANNA POTTER
BJH PTA OFFERS VALENTINE'S DAY MESSAGES

Mark your calendars for February 3, National School Crossing Guard Appreciation Day! Please remember to show your love for these amazing individuals who work hard and selflessly every day to keep the students safe to and from school. Thanks for being on our team and working together to continuously work towards the safest experience possible for the students and families of Bedford schools!
YEARBOOK AND SCHOOL PICTURES
YEARBOOK ORDER INFORMATION
UPCOMING EVENTS
BJH PTA DANCE FEBRUARY 16TH

LD BELL COLOR GUARD AUDITIONS FEBRUARY 22ND AND 23RD

ACE'S IDEAS SCIENCE DAY FEBRUARY 25TH

7TH/8TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL SPRING CLINIC MARCH 20TH, 27TH, APRIL 3RD, 10TH, AND 24TH

BLUE RAIDER VOLLEYBALL CAMP 2023 JUNE 19TH THROUGH JUNE 22ND

ATHLETICS THIS WEEK
BEDFORD UNITED SOCCER
FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL
8TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL
Team 1 finished the regular season beating Richland 55-21. Defense started off strong. Jazz Williams, MuRae Horn, Mia Easter-Clark, Reagan Ingram and Kenslee Turner were all over the court making it difficult for Richland to get something going. The defense intensity created scoring opportunities for everyone. Everyone contributed on the offensive side, either by scoring or assisting. Great job ladies. Let's bring home the championship!
7TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL
Team 1 will continue their run to a sweet 16 championship next weekend. Good Luck ladies and let's bring it home!!


FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL
The Broncos fought hard to a 10 point lead in the 3rd quarter but some lapses on defense led to our opponent pulling ahead by 3 in the last minute. But the guys never stopped playing and some last second steals gave Tre Sargent the opportunity to win the game for the Broncos at the very end.
The scoring leaders were Tre Sargent with 12 points, Coltyn Case with 9, and Grant Walker and Landon Wesley had 7 each. The defensive effort was spearheaded by Caleb Walton. And D'mari Mosely grabbed plenty of rebounds.
8TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL
B team started the game slow being down 15 to 10 after the 1st quarter. By halftime your Broncos took a commanding lead of 31 to 22 going on a 19 point run led by Dom Williams, Jake McCallister, Andre Aguilar, and Diego Guzman. After the half Richland scratched and clawed their way into the game, but your Broncos held on to win with a 45 to 37 final score. Big shoutout to Derek Matthews, having the best defense of the season, also Aidan Adams, Ethan Henson, and Luke Pryor all with 2 points. Can't forget about the big fellas down low like Channing Humphreys, Asa Young, and Kody Scott. Great job in your last game as a Bronco and Coach Brousseau and Coach "Gilly" Gilchrist are very proud of you guys.
The A team played next, which some would call their best game so far. The Broncos started on a 1st half run taking a commanding 27 to 17 score, led by Braylon Harris with 12 points and Gavin Roberson with 8 points all in the first half. The start of the 3rd Quarter, Richland started a strong run but the Broncos demonstrated great defense to keep the lead and the victory. Defensive standouts were Doug Landfair, PJ Bryant, and Tyler Cramer.
Next week the Broncos will be competing in the end-of-the-year district tournament. Come out and support!
7TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL
In the second game of the night, your BJH boys’ A team lost a nail biter of a game. Coming down to the last seconds of the game your BJH boys fell just short of their goal losing 48-46. The BJH 7th grade A team will be in action next week Monday, Friday, and Saturday in the final tournament of the season.
COUNSELOR'S CORNER

BJH SCHOOL INFORMATION
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TO ALL HEB ISD PARENTS AND FAMILIES
HEB ISD issues electronic devices to all students. If a device issued to a student is damaged or lost, the student's parent or guardian may be responsible for replacement or repair costs, in accordance with the HEB ISD Technology Student/Parent Device Agreement.
HEB ISD provides an opportunity for parents to purchase voluntary student device insurance through School Device Coverage. Participation in this insurance program is strictly voluntary. For more information, use the website link below or download the device insurance PDF below.
It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to return the completed enrollment form and premium payment directly to the insurance company. Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD will not collect forms or payments for this coverage.
Should you have any questions regarding the voluntary student device insurance, please contact School Device Coverage at 1-888-978-3515.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
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!
HELPFUL WEBSITES
Boys Atletics- https://sites.google.com/hebisd.edu/bjh-athletics
Girls Athletics- https://sites.google.com/hebisd.edu/bjhgirls-athletics