Operation Homefront’s Military Child of the Year® Awards are now in their 19th year, recognizing outstanding military children ages 13–18.
Seven recipients will receive $10,000, a laptop, donated gifts, and a 3-day trip to Washington, D.C. with their families.
Children can be nominated by anyone who knows them, including teachers, friends, family members, or siblings. The program is free and open to children of active-duty, Reserve, National Guard, Gold Star, and retired service members.
🐾 We are asking Bulldog Nation to consider nominating an outstanding military-connected child. Last year, BHS student Raegan Bradbury was a semi-finalist.
Nominate here: https://my.operationhomefront.org/mcoy/Nomination?_gl=1*z2ypa8*_gcl_au*MjE0MTU2Nzk5Ni4xNzg2OTcxMTM4LjE4NDY4MDYwMjYuMTc5MDYwODcxNi4xNzkwNjA4NzE2LjEwMTc0NzQ1OS4xNzkwNTk4MjA4LjE3OTA2MDg3MTY.*_ga*MjEzNTU0NjI0LjE3NTU2OTU2NTg.*_ga_WZ1Z35B4WX*czE3OTA2MTYxODUkbzEyNTEkZzEkdDE3OTA2MTYxODckajU4JGwwJGgw
This past Saturday, we officially dedicated the BMS band hall as the Ted James Band Hall. Thank you to everyone who joined us to honor Mr. James and his incredible legacy with our band program at the dedication ceremony.
They combined their own portraits with flowing neurographic lines, words, patterns, and color to create their unique backgrounds!
Mr. James dedicated 29 years to music education, inspiring countless students through his passion for music. His service to our country and his dedication to students reflect a legacy that reaches far beyond the classroom.
If you have a question for Dr. Owen, please share it in the comment section below in advance, and it will be addressed live. Please keep questions focused on policies, processes, or facilities at the district or campus level.
Dr. Owen will not be answering questions about specific personnel or student situations. He will give a district update and then answer your submitted questions and will end the Bulldog Huddle with a live Q & A that will allow you to ask questions in real-time.
There will be no school for students as our staff takes time to learn, collaborate, and prepare for continued student success.
We look forward to welcoming students back on Tuesday, September 22!
Meanwhile, our Art 2 students are working on their neurographic self-portraits, exploring creativity, color, and personal expression through unique linework and design.
cinnamon butter. We enjoyed working together, following the steps, and, of course, getting to taste the delicious treat they made themselves!
We are so proud of their hard work, enthusiasm, and willingness to learn new skills. What a wonderful way to end our first six weeks!
Thank you for supporting our students as they learn valuable life skills!
through meaningful, hands-on experiences.
🌟Special shoutout to Ms. Reddin's Life Skills class for also helping us with the clean up!
Free & Reduced Meal Applications for the 2026–2027 school year are due Wednesday, September 23.
The district will be completing a system rollover. Students who received free or reduced-price meals last year but do not have an approved application for the 2026–2027 school year will be moved to the paid meal status and charged accordingly.
This applies only to families who have not yet completed an application for the 2026–2027 school year.
https://aptg.co/X998xJ
Question? Contact Stacey Jones @ 940-569-0061
There will be no school for students as our staff takes time to learn, collaborate, and prepare for continued student success.
We look forward to welcoming students back on Tuesday, September 22!
