This blog focuses on sharing important information, classroom work, and photos taken throughout the week.
Congratulations!!
Congratulations 2022 Division 1 Girls Hockey State Champions!
For the first time in our Comets 22 year history, the Comets finished their season with an undefeated record. Going a perfect 22-0, BFA (No. 1) took down the Spaulding Crimson Tide (No. 2) 3-2 in the state finals on Monday, March 7.
For the SlopeStyle event in which the BFA girls finished 2nd:
Mia Montagne 7th place
Kaydence Bocash 9th place
(out of 21 riders)
In the Rail Jam event:
Kaydence Bocash finished in 9th
(out of 29 riders)
Thomas Demar, a senior at BFA St. Albans, and a member of the Bobwhites basketball team has been an integral part of the team’s success throughout the season. 
Jodie Gratton tore up the 2021-22 season, accruing at least one point in every game. Gratton tied the Comets all-time points record for a single season with 49 and set the all-time assists record for a single season with 26. Both records have stood for 21 years.
Mercury News:
Cooper O'Connell, a staff writer for The Mercury, has been participating in VTDigger's Underground Workshop and was recently published within a collection of vignettes from Town Meeting Day.
Hello parents and students,
On March 8th, students received a packet with all registration materials necessary to register online in Powerschool and request courses for the next school year.
We ask that students and guardians review the packet together. Then, simply follow the directions to enter your course requests.
Please use all resources in the packet to create your course selections. Remember to choose extra classes as alternatives in case your first choice is not available to you.
If needed, you will be able to join a counselor-led group session in the library during enrichment and long advisory on 3/9,3/15 & 3/16, or an individual session with your counselor.
PLEASE NOTE THE ONLINE REGISTRATION WINDOW CLOSES AT 7AM ON MARCH 17.
SPRING SPORTS SIGN-UPS ARE NOW OPEN. Go to the BFA Athletic website TODAY for registration information. You will need proof of physical on file at school within the past two years to start practice on March 21st. See Mr. Marlow if you have any questions.
https://sites.google.com/a/maplerun.org/athletics/
2022 New England Indoor Track and Field Championship:
Click here to read the St Albans Messenger article.
Loghan Hughes
Snowboarding States at Jay Peak:
The BFA girls team finished 2nd in the SlopeStyle event! Kaydence Bocash made it to the girl's Rail Jam finals as well. BFA girls finished 4th in state overall.
The BFA girls team finished 2nd in the SlopeStyle event! Kaydence Bocash made it to the girl's Rail Jam finals as well. BFA girls finished 4th in state overall.
For the SlopeStyle event in which the BFA girls finished 2nd:
Mia Montagne 7th place
Kaydence Bocash 9th place
(out of 21 riders)
In the Rail Jam event:
Kaydence Bocash finished in 9th
(out of 29 riders)
The BFA boys team unfortunately was down 3 riders, so we didn't have enough for a team score. The remaining boys competed on an individual level.
Kaydence Bocash
Congratulations to St. Albans Messenger's Athletes of the Week Thomas Demar and Jodie Gratton:
Community Connection
Mercury News:
Cooper O'Connell, a staff writer for The Mercury, has been participating in VTDigger's Underground Workshop and was recently published within a collection of vignettes from Town Meeting Day.
Career Connection:
On Wednesday, March 9th BFA and NCTC hosted a career connections presentation with Real Estate Agent, Stacie Callan. During the presentation, Stacie and her colleague discussed being a self-employed entrepreneur, careers in the real estate and property management fields, and steps students should take to pursue their career goals.Theatre Update
Working on One Act play set:
BFA Theatre Company Students prepare for the One Act Play. She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen which they will perform for the public on March 17th at 7PM and again at the Vermont Regional Drama Festival being held at Hazen Union High School on March 19th. The play is a dark comedy about two sisters trying to know each other through a fantastical romp in the mythical land of Dungeons and Dragons. Lots of humor and heart! Come and support us as we return to the stage, unmasked! Tickets are $5 and may be purchased at the door using cash or check.Guidance Department Announcement
Hello parents and students,
On March 8th, students received a packet with all registration materials necessary to register online in Powerschool and request courses for the next school year.
We ask that students and guardians review the packet together. Then, simply follow the directions to enter your course requests.
Please use all resources in the packet to create your course selections. Remember to choose extra classes as alternatives in case your first choice is not available to you.
If needed, you will be able to join a counselor-led group session in the library during enrichment and long advisory on 3/9,3/15 & 3/16, or an individual session with your counselor.
PLEASE NOTE THE ONLINE REGISTRATION WINDOW CLOSES AT 7AM ON MARCH 17.
March Madness & Spring Fling!
During the week, After School Mon 3/14-Thurs 3/17 we will be running different team/individual sporting events but are looking to offer more diverse events for students to engage and participate in. Make sure to check your email and sign up for activities!
Here is the Monday, March 14th Madness Pep Rally Schedule:
Spring Sports Sign-Up
https://sites.google.com/a/maplerun.org/athletics/
Personalized Learning Plan Reminder
If you didn't finish S1 PLP or last year's PLP, connect with your advisor or Mr. Mahabir to hear the next steps.
For those who are on track: It's time to get started on your S2 PLP! There are three sections for S2: Mid-year reflection, Evidence for each goal, and End of Year Reflection.
Completed PLPs are due on May 6th.
