Friday, April 8, 2022

Friday, April 8, 2022, Weekly Administrative Update

 This blog focuses on sharing important information, classroom work, and photos taken throughout the week.

Upcoming Events

PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES will be held on April 13th and 14th from 3:30-7:30 p.m.  
There will be both in-person and virtual options.  

Semester 2 Progress Reports are now available in PowerSchool.
Click below to watch a tutorial on how to access your report card, or copy and paste this link into your browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUzL_I7p7vE

Congratulations

March 2022 Business Students of the Month:
The Business Department wants to congratulate and thank Lauryn, Travis, and Ethan for their positive attitudes, for being supportive of their classmates, and for demonstrating excellence in Sports & Entertainment Marketing, Career Exploration, Personal Finance, and Business Management.


January and February 2022 Math Students of the Month:


January
The names are in the same order as the pictures.
Landon Corrigan, Ty’Rell Latique, Ian Mackenzie,
Annalisa McRae, Cooper O’Connell, Colby Page,
Noah Rolla-Foley, Ander Sevaried-Watson, Jessica Southwick,
Lillian Trutor, Audrey Van Leuven




February
The names are in the same order as the pictures.
Adelyne Collin, Hunter Gregware, Elio Haag,
Austin LaFountaine, Weston Latimer, Elora Menard,
Emily Pigeon, Valencia Plociennik, Lydia Tomlinson,
Theodore Tremblay, Isabella Williams


SkillsUSA Medalist:
NCTC is proud to announce this year's medal winners for the 2022 SkillsUSA Leadership and Skills Conference.  7 Gold, 8 Silver, and 4 Bronze and a State Officer

Congratulations to all of the NCTC SkillsUSA competitors. If you see any of our competitors, please give them some praise. It took a lot of practice and courage for these students to participate after 2 years of a pandemic and program restrictions.

Gold:
Nail Care: Ayvah Labelle
Cosmetology: Macie Boudreau
Med Term: Jessica Ordway
Early Childhood Education: Calla Boudeau
First Aid CPR- Elizabeth Couture
Medical Math: Anthony Doe
Motorcycle: Cole Boyle


Silver:
Quiz Bowl: Peter Larson, Michael Vos, Kate Riley, Jessica Southwick, Kaiden Capsey
Nail Care: Jayden Montgomery
Med Term: Emma Bordeau
Early Childhood Education: Alyssa Perkins
Related Technical Math: Connor Powel
Job Interview: William Sawyer
Carpentry- Richard Page
Motorcycle: Zach Zizza

Bronze:
Restaurant Service: Aiden Laurendeau
Nail Care: Cadence Moore
Customer Service: Mallory Downes
Carpentry: Jacob Pigeon


David Laroche's Messenger Sports athlete awards:

Congratulations Ella Reynolds - Biggest Personality!
Ella's presence on the floor was known when she was out there. Her competitive spirit and drive to win helped to keep BFA St. Albans in close contest basketball games.

Congratulations Seth Richards - Biggest Defensive Impact!
Seth was an integral piece of the St. Albans boys' basketball team. His attitude and hustle on defense kept BFA fighting in close basketball games.



Most improved player!
Noah contributed greatly to the Bobwhite basketball team's success late in the season. His hot-hand offensively and strategic defensive play helped push BFA into the playoffs.



Spring Fling Dance April 2, 2022


















Community & Career Connection

The Bellows Free Academy Guidance Office/Flexible Pathways is offering a field trip to the Job Fair @ Champlain Valley Fairgrounds, Tuesday 4/26.

 

The following Job Sectors will be represented:

Business/Management

Sales & Marketing

Accounting/Finance

Engineering

Computer Science/ Information

Technology

Communications PR

Criminal Justice

Healthcare

Social & Human Services

Government Public Administration


This is first come first served so get your permission slip in early.   Buses will be leaving promptly at 9:30 a.m.  Students will be dismissed from class at 9:10 a.m.  Students will leave the Job Fair at 12:00 p.m. and return to BFA by 12:45 p.m. Students will need a signed permission slip in order to get on the bus! Permission slips are available in Guidance.  Permission slips need to be returned to Guidance by Monday, April 11, 2022.



Community Assistance:
The JV Comets softball team helped the St. Albans Recreation Department stuff easter eggs.



Mercury News:
Click here to read the latest Mercury articles:
 https://bfamercury.org/

Senior Communication


Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Dear Seniors and Families,

Today’s communication provides you with community service opportunities, fun Class of 2022 ordering options, and a sneak peek of senior events.

Here is a list of some Community Service options for you to fulfill your graduation requirements:

United Way

Humane Society

Martha’s Kitchen

Churches

Coaching/Officiating Youth Sports

Greenup Day

Helping the Elderly in need

Helping the Disabled in need

Blood Drives

Libraries

Note that 75% of the senior class still needs to complete community service. This is a graduation requirement! Please act on this now!

Balfour Information from Paul Trono, Balfour Representative: 

If there are any members of the Class of 2022 or their families interested in ordering Custom Graduation Announcements, Senior Apparel, or Class Rings, now is the time to order. Your school announcement will have the custom school crest done with the school colors. Simply go to www.balfour.com. and click on graduation. The screen will say high school announcements. When Find MY School pops up just type in the full name of the school. Next, the ordering page will appear. There is a custom announcement for each school and it should appear there on the page. Name cards are not needed as their name will appear in the announcement. Place your order and it will ship directly to your home. Questions, please reach out to balfourvt@gmail.com.

Sneak Peak of Senior Events:

Here is the link to read Teresa's Collins Mercury article regarding a sneak peek of senior events:  https://bfamercury.org/5682/news/a-sneak-peek-at-the-end-of-the-year-senior-events/

 Sincerely,

Theresa Callan

Graduation Coordinator