Bowie High School

Let's finish the first semester out strong! Check out the December #Bowiebuilt Newsletter to stay engaged. https://secure.smore.com/n/2kz50-bowiebuilt

A huge thank you to all the families who contributed to the BISD Food Drive in support of the Bowie Mission! Together, we donated an incredible 2,959 pounds (1,000 more pounds than last year) of food, helping restock the mission’s shelves and making a meaningful impact in our community. Your generosity is deeply appreciated! 💛 Campus Contributions: 🍎 Bowie Elementary: 399 pounds 🍎 Bowie Intermediate: 975 pounds 🍎 Bowie Junior High: 810 pounds 🍎 Bowie High School: 612 pounds 🍎 Bowie Admin and Support Services: 163 pounds 👏 Congratulations to Bowie Intermediate for donating the most pounds! Way to go. #BowieBuilt! #Community #BowieMission

All Bowie ISD campuses enjoyed a festive Thanksgiving Day Meal in the cafeteria, thanks to the hard work and dedication of our incredible food service team. Your efforts not only nourish our students daily but also make moments like today extra special. We are so grateful for all you do to support our school community! 🦃🍽 #BowieBuilt

BISD hopes you have a blessed Thanksgiving Break! #Bowiebuilt #GobbleGobble https://bit.ly/4hBKc2q

Coach Fields and his Child Development class recently held a diaper and baby wipe drive for the Bowie Clear Choice Pregnancy Center. Students and staff donated 3000 diapers. Thank you all for helping others in our community.

BISD will conduct our annual Canned Food Drive for the Bowie Mission November 13-20, 2024. We are so blessed to live in a community that helps our families, and now they need our help to fill the shelves for the holiday season. You can send the non-perishable items to your child's school. Specific items in need are Cereal, Crackers, Canned soup, Macaroni, Canned chili, or any other items you can give. #bowiebuilt #mission #community

BISD would like to invite our emergent bilingual parents to a “Zoom Watch Party.” This event will focus on educating emergent bilingual parents with the required parent and family literacy services, activities, and training to improve their English language skills. We will have popcorn and drinks to enjoy as we listen to the presenter. The presentation will be in English and Spanish. The Watch Party will be on November 14, 2024, from 12:30-2:00 pm at Bowie ISD Central Admin Building. The address is 404 East Williams St, the last building behind Bowie Intermediate. BISD quisiera invitar a nuestros padres bilingües emergentes a una “Zoom Watch Party”. Este evento se centrará en educar a los padres bilingües emergentes con los servicios, actividades y capacitación necesarios de alfabetización para padres y familias para mejorar sus habilidades en el idioma inglés. Tendremos palomitas y bebidas para disfrutar mientras escuchamos al presentador. La presentación será en inglés y español. La Watch Party será el 14 de noviembre de 2024, de 12:30 a 2:00 p. m. en el edificio de administración central de Bowie ISD. La dirección es 404 East Williams St, el último edificio detrás de Bowie Intermediate.

Please check out the November #Bowiebuilt Newsletter for dates, safety information, and ways to find information on our website and app. https://secure.smore.com/n/fte0c-bowiebuilt

Morning drop-off with our football boys, cheerleaders, and steppers from BHS! We LOVE having our Bowie High School students greet the younger students at BES, BIS, and BJH. As they entered school, there were plenty of high fives and smiles from all our students this morning. #bowiebuilt

October is Principal Appreciation Month! We can't let the month end without recognizing this amazing group of educators. Our BISD principals are top notch and work tirelessly to move our district forward, maintain high standards of instruction, and create a positive culture on each campus. Thank you to Kathy Green, Jason Childress, Jeneanne Fleming, and Joanne Keeler for all you do in Bowie ISD!

Best of luck to our Mighty Marching Maroon Band at the area competition. Please join us in sending them off at 11:30 AM at BHS by the band hall and/or attending the performance at 2:45 pm on Saturday, October 26 at CH Collins Stadium in Denton. Here is the link to purchase tickets as they are not allowing ticket purchases at the gate. [https://gofan.co/event/1967821?schoolId=TX87621](https://gofan.co/event/1967821?schoolId=TX87621)

Are you looking for a fun, family friendly event on Saturday, October 26th? Come support the Class of 2025 Project Graduation by attending the Fall Festival and Haunted House. There will also be carnival games, cake walk, silent auction and concession stand.

🚍✨ It's National School Bus Safety Week! (Oct 21-25) ✨🚍 The U.S. Department of Transportation’s NHTSA reminds all drivers to slow down and stay alert around school buses. Remember, passing a school bus is illegal and can be deadly for kids. 🛑 When you see flashing red lights and a stop arm extended, you MUST come to a complete stop. This isn’t just a suggestion; it’s the law! 🔶 Yellow lights mean the bus is getting ready to stop. Slow down and prepare to stop your vehicle. You can only move once the red lights are off and the bus is moving again. Stay aware of the “Danger Zone”—the area around the bus where children are most at risk, including: -10 feet in front of the bus -10 feet on either side of the bus -Behind the bus Let’s work together to keep our children safe! For more info on school bus safety, visit: NHTSA School Bus Safety - https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/school-bus-safety#the-topic-bus-stop-safety. #SchoolBusSafety #DriveSafe #KidsSafety 🚌💛

Red Ribbon Week starts next week, Oct 28-31. Join the fun and participate in the dress-up days as we pledge to be drug and bully-free. Students will be doing lessons provided by our counselors and teachers and hearing announcements on making good choices. https://bit.ly/4e1hips

🌟 October is Dyslexia Awareness Month! 🌟 Dyslexia is a common learning difference that affects reading, writing, and spelling. It’s important to understand that dyslexia is not related to intelligence; many individuals with dyslexia are highly creative and capable thinkers. This month, we aim to raise awareness about dyslexia and its impact on individuals and families. Here are some key facts to know: 📚 What is Dyslexia? Dyslexia is a neurological condition that makes it challenging to decode written language. 💡 Signs of Dyslexia: Difficulty reading aloud Trouble with spelling Challenges in organizing written work 🤝 How to Support: Encourage open conversations about learning differences. Offer patience and understanding. Explore tailored learning strategies and resources. The following links provide resources for more information. If you need more information, you can contact your child's teacher or the Dyslexia Specialist on each Bowie ISD campus. https://www.bowieisd.net/page/dyslexia - BISD Website for information on programs, handbook, and guidelines https://bit.ly/3A9Uc1Z - Dyslexia for Parents Informational Flyer

📢 Attention Parents & Guardians! 📢 Did you know that completing the Low Socio-Economic Form helps our school district receive additional funding and resources? These funds support essential programs and services that benefit ALL students, including: ✅ Free or reduced-price meals ✅ Increase funding for student education and additional staff ✅ Access to academic resources and technology ✅ Discounts for SAT, ACT, and college application fees. It’s quick, confidential, and important for our community. Even if you think you may not qualify, your participation can still make a difference! 👉 How to complete the form: Visit https://www.mealappnow.com/hisbow/splash.php to fill out the form online. This online process will only take about 5 minutes and is entirely confidential. Or you can pick up a paper copy at the school office. Let’s work together to ensure every student has the tools they need to succeed! This form is much more than free lunches. Please complete by October 23, 2024. 💡✏️ #bowiebuilt

October 14-18, 2024, is Digitial Citizenship Week. Throughout the week, students will be taught what it means to be responsible, act appropriately, be safe, and use the digital world to enhance their learning. With technology at students' fingertips 24/7, ensuring they behave appropriately in the digital world is more important than ever. Please join us in talking with your children about this very important topic. Check out the Common Sense Education Website family resources page, which has grade-appropriate family conversations, tips, and activities you could use at home. https://www.commonsense.org/.../family-engagement-resources You can also watch this short video, "What is Digital Citizenship?", to help you start conversations with your children. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbbuLFUSd0A

Bowie ISD will participate in the Farm Fresh Challenge throughout the month of October. The challenge is meant to be a month-long celebration of Texas agriculture and school meals. You will notice social media posts about activities, foods served in our cafeteria, resources, and student learning related to farm-fresh food and its benefits. We encourage you to talk with your children and participate in incorporating Texas-grown foods into your meals at home. #FarmFreshTexas #FarmFreshChallenge

National Night is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make them safer and more caring places to live. The event is tonight at the Montague County Courthouse Square, starting at 6:00 PM.

In honor of fallen officer and Bowie ISD Class of 2017 graduate Lex Love, BISD will wear blue on Tuesday, October 8th, as a show of support for his family and all members of law enforcement.