REGISTRATION PROCESS 1819 IS IN PROGRESS.
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Social-emotional learning (SEL) helps students succeed both in the classroom and in life. Schools across the nation are implementing SEL in classrooms. BYMS will begin to implement several programs this school year to address this necessary skill set that will help students succeed.
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Imperial County Office of Education staff presented information to parents as part of the Family Engagement Series. See attached information from workshop.
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Imperial County District Attorney's Office sponsors a 13 week curriculum provided to all 5th graders on decision making, goal setting, conflict resolution, and legal consequences of actions.
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According to Common Sense Media, tweens log 4 1/2 hours of screen time a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year. For teens, it's even higher: nearly seven hours a day. And that doesn't include time spent using devices for school or in school.

http://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2016/01/06/461920593/kids-and-screen-time-a-peek-at-upcoming-guidance

American Academy of Pediatrics recently provided guidance:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/10/21/pediatrics-screen-time-media-guidelines/92462766/
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Parents: if already done so, please sign up for Parent Portal. Instructions and access codes were handed out at Back to School Night (your child was given form if you did not attend). Parents can check attendance, grades, assignments, etc.
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Ms. Gates presented information to parent/students about Bullying Awareness. See link below.
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BYMS will be celebrating the Great Kindness Challenge during Random Acts of Kindness Week Feb. 11-18. Dress Up days, classroom lessons, Kindness Stations, and other activities will take place.
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