Chocolate croissants
Scones
Blueberry Muffins $1.00
Bosco Sticks $2.00
Breakfast Sandwich $1.75
Soup’s $1.75
Friday, April 28, 2006
Lunch Specials
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Angie Gaiotti Coolidge '79 Memorial Golf Tournament
Burr and Burton Academy¹s Booster Club will hold its third annual Angie
Gaiotti Coolidge '79 Memorial Golf Tournament on Sunday, May 21, 2006, at
the Gleneagles Golf Course in Manchester There will be a 9 am shotgun start.
Proceeds from the golf tournament go to support Burr and Burton¹s athletic
programs and the young athletes. The proceeds from past tournaments were
used to purchase of the fitness equipment (in Angie¹s memory) in Burr and
Burtons¹ new fitness center. Prizes will be awarded for Closest To The Pin,
Longest Drive , and Hole in One.
Hole Sponsors, cart sponsors and items for the auction are welcome.
For more information regarding this tournament, please contact Michelle Cone
at 375-2360 or Cindy Morrison at 375-9070.
Summer Sports Camps
Burr and Burton Academy is offering eight sports camps this summer during
July. One-week sessions in boys and girls lacrosse will be held July 17
July 21 from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. The boys camp, coached by BBA Varsity
Coach Sam Johnson, is for players entering grades 3-8. The girls camp,
directed by BBA Varsity Coach Dave Miceli, is open to players entering
grades 3 through 9.
BBA Varsity Coach Matt Kujovsky is directing the Football Camp the week of
July 10-14 for players entering grades 4 through 9. The camp runs from 8:30
am until noon. The Baseball Camp. directed by veteran youth coach Gary
Grabarz, runs the same week from 12:30 pm until 4 pm. Players who attend
both receive a 10 percent discount on the camp fee.
BBA Varsity Coach Barb Miceli heads up the Dance Camp for boys and girls
entering grades 5 through 9 the week of July 17 - July 21 from 8:30 am to
12:30 pm. The Field Hockey Camp, directed by BBA Varsity Coach Julie McGraw
for players entering grades 6 through 9, will be held July 17-21 from 8:30
am until noon.
BBA Head Coach Jamie Briggs is directing the Basketball Camp for boys and
girls entering grades 6 through 8 the week of July 10-14 from 8:30 am until
noon.BBA alum Brooke Page Rosenbauer heads up the Soccer Camp for boys and
girls entering grades 5 through 9 July 24 -28 from 8:30 am until noon.
The fee for all camps is $130 before May 15, and $140 after that date.
Brochures are available and information may be downloaded from the web site
(www.burrburton.org/On Campus/Athletics.). For additional information please
contact Barb Miceli at 362-1775, or by email bmiceli@burrburton.org.
See the 'Athletics' page for details and a camp permission slip.
Specials
Chocolate Croissants
Blueberry Muffin
Cinnamon Roll
Applestrudelnick $1.00
Mac & Cheese $2.00
Chicken Wings $2.00
Soup’s : Broc & Cheddar
Carrot Ginger
Chicken Noodle $1.75
Daily Announcements
- Juniors: Register for the May SAT: on-line at www.collegeboard.com or with a paper form available in Guidance. A late fee will now be charged.
- There will be a new Drivers Ed. class beginning May 2, 2006. Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm. Call Bill Herrmann at 375-6863 for more information.
- If you are interested in signing up for the summer Driver’s Ed. course offered by Burr and
- There is an important meeting of the cartoonist club this Friday after school in Mr. Nicholson’s classroom. The meeting will last about twenty minutes. Any interested artists are welcome.
- On Thursday, April 27, there will be a Refuse to Use event that will count as 1 credit towards the 2006-2007 season. “Thank you for smoking” will be at the Village Picture Shows at 6:30-7:00 there will be free giveaways and at 7:00 the movie begins. Adults will be charged regular admission Students will get in free with a voucher that can be picked up from Tracy Hughes in the health clinic.
- Dance Team – Anyone planning to try out for Dance Team next winter, if you did not get information from Barb after assembly on Monday, you must see her this week to get information about summer camps!
- Any student interested in attending a VT Fish and Wildlife Conservation Camp should see Mr. Anton for more information and application
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Community Poetry Reading
There will be a community poetry reading tomorrow evening (Thursday April
27), 7:00 , at The Mark Skinner Library. Faculty and students are invited to
attend this event and read a favorite poem of their favorite author or a
poem they have written. Thanks to the librarians at The Mark Skinner, last
year¹s event helped build community spirit through simply listening to other
people sharing poems. Come participate in the warmth of this very special
event!
Lunch specials
Scones
Blueberry Muffins
Chocolaté Croissants $1.00
Pulled pork Sandwich $2.00
Soup’s : Broccoli & Cheddar
Chicken Noodle $1.75
Parent Information Seminar Tonight
*** Burr and Burton Academys Parent Association Presents Parent Information
Night : April 26
The community is invited to attend Burr and Burton's Parent Information
Night on Wednesday, April 26. The topic will be "Teenage Sexuality." The
program will be presented by Delores Barbeau of the Mountain Valley Health
Clinic in Londonderry and Linda Mitchell, Dorset School guidance counselor.
This event will be held in the school¹s Hunter Seminar Room at 6:30 pm.
Daily Announcements
- Juniors: Register for the May SAT: on-line at www.collegeboard.com or with a paper form available in Guidance. A late fee will now be charged.
- There will be a new Drivers Ed. class beginning May 2, 2006. Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm. Call Bill Herrmann at 375-6863 for more information.
- Juniors interested in applying for senior leaders – Pick up your application in Ms. McGraw’s room. There is a change in due date. They are due today, April 26th! Hand them into Mr. Kelly or Ms. McGraw.
- If you are interested in signing up for the summer Driver’s Ed. course offered by Burr and
- There is an important meeting of the cartoonist club this Friday after school in Mr. Nicholson’s classroom. The meeting will last about twenty minutes. Any interested artists are welcome.
- On Thursday, April 27, there will be a Refuse to Use event that will count as 1 credit towards the 2006-2007 season. “Thank you for smoking” will be at the Village Picture Shows at 6:30-7:00 there will be free giveaways and at 7:00 the movie begins. Adults will be charged regular admission Students will get in free with a voucher that can be picked up from Tracy Hughes in the health clinic.
- Dance Team – Anyone planning to try out for Dance Team next winter, if you did not get information from Barb after assembly on Monday, you must see her this week to get information about summer camps!
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Lunch Specials
Scones
Strudelnicks $1.00
Chicken pot pie $2.00
Quiche & A Salad 2.25
Soup’s: Vegetarian Veg
Chicken Noodle $1.75
Varsity Softball
Varsity softball team will leave at 5:00 p.m. from the gym for their game at
Springfield tonight.
Thanks,Dan
Daily Announcements
- Juniors: Register for the May SAT: on-line at www.collegeboard.com or with a paper form available in Guidance. A late fee will now be charged.
- There will be a new Drivers Ed. class beginning May 2, 2006. Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm. Call Bill Herrmann at 375-6863 for more information.
- Juniors interested in applying for senior leaders – Pick up your application in Ms. McGraw’s room. There is a change in due date. They are due Wednesday, April 26th! Hand them into Mr. Kelly or Ms. McGraw.
- If you are interested in signing up for the summer Driver’s Ed. course offered by Burr and
- National Honor Society members (Juniors only) will meet at 7:15 am on Wednesday, April 26 in the Hunter Seminar Room
- There is an important meeting of the cartoonist club this Friday after school in Mr. Nicholson’s classroom. The meeting will last about twenty minutes. Any interested artists are welcome.
- On Thursday, April 27, there will be a Refuse to Use event that will count as 1 credit towards the 2006-2007 season. “Thank you for smoking” will be at the Village Picture Shows at 6:30-7:00 there will be free giveaways and at 7:00 the movie begins. Adults will be charged regular admission Students will get in free with a voucher that can be picked up from Tracy Hughes in the health clinic.
Event Reminder
Reminder: Parent Association Presents Parent Information Night : Wednesday,
April 26
The community is invited to attend Burr and Burton¹s Parent Information
Night on Wednesday, April 26. The topic will be ³Teenage Sexuality.² The
program will be presented by Delores Barbeau of the Mountain Valley Health
Clinic in Londonderry and Linda Mitchell, Dorset School guidance counselor.
This event will be held in the school¹s Hunter Seminar Room at 6:30 pm.
Monday, April 24, 2006
May Calendar Reminder
May:
1-10: AP exams
6: SAT exams
10: Faculty inservice. Dismissal at 12:35 p.m
20: Prom at Hildene
25: Awards Assembly
29: Memorial Day. No school.
31: Senior exams
http://www.burrburton.org/calendars/calendar.html
Lunch Specials
Scones
Applestrudelnicks $1.00
Pork Fried Rice $2.00
White Rice 1.50
Veggie Egg Rolls 1.25
Soup’s: Carrot Ginger Bisque
Chicken Noodle $1.75
Friday, April 14, 2006
Swim Team Sign Up
Manchester Triton Swim Team will hold a mandatory informational meeting and sign-ups on Wednesday, May 3 at Manchester Elementary • Middle School cafeteria from 6:00 – 7:30 pm. Anyone aged 6-18 who is interested in swimming for the team this summer is urged to attend. Try on new team suit and get psyched for a great season! New evening practice hours will be available this year. Come join a group of dedicated swimmers who compete against themselves, and as a team, in weekly meets culminating in the state championship meet.
For more information please call Julie Oliva at 362-0081.
Daily Announcements
- Juniors: Register for the May SAT: on-line at www.collegeboard.com or with a paper form available in Guidance. A late fee will now be charged.
- There will be a new Drivers Ed. class beginning May 2, 2006. Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm. Call Bill Herrmann at 375-6863 for more information.
- Dear Parents: Many students have negative balances on their lunch accounts. Please contact
- Students interested in going to France with BBA in June (June 12-30) need to see Brigitte (Nicolet) this week. A Tour de France including:
- Alcohol Awareness Month News & Events:
- Tuesday 4/11/06: “Town Hall Meeting” is scheduled for Tuesday, April 11 from 6:30 – 8:00 pm at
- Wednesday 4/12/06: Informal Question & Answer with VT Department of Liquor Control. Jason Elmer, an investigator with the VT Department of Liquor Control, will be on hand during all three lunches , in the cafeteria, to answer any questions students may have about alcohol laws and related issues. Educate yourself and make choices that work for you and your life.
ü Thank you to all of the 273 students who participated in the Alcohol Awareness Quiz. Congratulations to the following prize winners:
Annie Wright Sarah Parker
Chelsy Moore Matt Herrmann
Richard Rockwell Alex Moore
*Please see Tracy Hughes in the Health Clinic to collect your gift certificates.
- Juniors interested in applying for senior leaders – Pick up your application in Ms. McGraw’s room. There is a change in due date. They are due the Wednesday after break, April 26th! Hand them into Mr. Kelly or Ms. McGraw.
- If you are interested in signing up for the summer Driver’s Ed. course offered by Burr and
- National Honor Society members (Juniors only) will meet at 7:15 am on Wednesday, April 26 in the Hunter Seminar Room
Friday Specials
Chocolate Scones
Apple Strudelnicks $1.00
Boscos $2.00
Soup[‘s: Broccoli & Cheddar
Clam Chowder $1.75
Graduation Speaker Announced
John McCardell, former president of Middlebury College and well-respected
historian, will give the keynote address to the Class of 2006 at
commencement ceremonies on Friday, June 9.
Dr. McCardell stepped down as president in June 2004 after leading
Middlebury College for thirteen years. During his tenure, Middlebury
attained national and international prominence as a leading liberal arts
college. He also guided the college through two record-breaking capital
campaigns which enabled the college to add many new facilities. In 2000 Dr.
McCardell was named Vermonter of the Year. He returned to Middlebury last
fall as a professor of history.
Commencement ceremonies will take place on Friday, June 9, at 5:30 pm at the
school.
Thursday, April 13, 2006
Daily Announcements
- Juniors: Register for the May SAT: on-line at www.collegeboard.com or with a paper form available in Guidance. A late fee will now be charged.
- There will be a new Drivers Ed. class beginning May 2, 2006. Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm. Call Bill Herrmann at 375-6863 for more information.
- Dear Parents: Many students have negative balances on their lunch accounts. Please contact
- Students interested in going to France with BBA in June (June 12-30) need to see Brigitte (Nicolet) this week. A Tour de France including:
- Attention Students: if you are planning to be absent this week or the week after vacation, you must see Mr. Prevost in advance; if you do not, you will receive an unexcused absence for every day that you are out.
- Alcohol Awareness Month News & Events:
- Tuesday 4/11/06: “Town Hall Meeting” is scheduled for Tuesday, April 11 from 6:30 – 8:00 pm at
- Wednesday 4/12/06: Informal Question & Answer with VT Department of Liquor Control. Jason Elmer, an investigator with the VT Department of Liquor Control, will be on hand during all three lunches , in the cafeteria, to answer any questions students may have about alcohol laws and related issues. Educate yourself and make choices that work for you and your life.
ü Thank you to all of the 273 students who participated in the Alcohol Awareness Quiz. Congratulations to the following prize winners:
Annie Wright Sarah Parker
Chelsy Moore Matt Herrmann
Richard Rockwell Alex Moore
*Please see Tracy Hughes in the Health Clinic to collect your gift certificates.
- The JV boys lacrosse game on Thurs. April 13 at 4:30 will be played at the rec park.
- Juniors interested in applying for senior leaders – Pick up your application in Ms. McGraw’s room. There is a change in due date. They are due the Wednesday after break, April 26th! Hand them into Mr. Kelly or Ms. McGraw.
- If you are interested in signing up for the summer Driver’s Ed. course offered by Burr and
- Reminder: Tonight (Thursday) is the last meeting for the
Lunch Specials
Blueberry Muffins
Brownies
Strudelnicks $1.00
Mac & Cheese $2.00
Soup’s : Clam Chowder
Chicken Noodle $1.75
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Game Location
The JV Boys lacrosse game on Thursday (April 13th) will be played at the rec park at 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday Specials
Baked goods:
Apple Strudelnicks 1.00
Blueberry Muffins 1.00
Hot specials:
Chicken Nuggets 2.00
Beef Chili 2.00
Soups:
Broccoli & Cheddar 1.75
Chicken Noodle 1.75
Daily Announcements
- CALLING ALL ARTISTS: The Vermont Department of Health is sponsoring a poster contest for Alcohol Awareness Month in April. The posters should reflect how alcohol is portrayed in movies, music and television and the damaging effects of this portrayal on youth. Prizes include iPODS and cash. Completed posters must be turned in by April 13th. Information about the contest is available through
- Juniors: Register for the May SAT: on-line at www.collegeboard.com or with a paper form available in Guidance. A late fee will now be charged.
- A, B, and C BLOCK FIELD STUDY STUDENTS: Research Reports are due on Monday, April 10th.
- There will be a new Drivers Ed. class beginning May 2, 2006. Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm. Call Bill Herrmann at 375-6863 for more information.
- Dear Parents: Many students have negative balances on their lunch accounts. Please contact
- Students interested in going to France with BBA in June (June 12-30) need to see Brigitte (Nicolet) this week. A Tour de France including:
- National Honor Society members will meet Wednesday morning at 7:15 in the Hunter Seminar Room
- Attention Students: if you are planning to be absent this week or the week after vacation, you must see Mr. Prevost in advance; if you do not, you will receive an unexcused absence for every day that you are out.
- Alcohol Awareness Month News & Events:
- Tuesday 4/11/06: “Town Hall Meeting” is scheduled for Tuesday, April 11 from 6:30 – 8:00 pm at
- Wednesday 4/12/06: Informal Question & Answer with VT Department of Liquor Control. Jason Elmer, an investigator with the VT Department of Liquor Control, will be on hand during all three lunches , in the cafeteria, to answer any questions students may have about alcohol laws and related issues. Educate yourself and make choices that work for you and your life.
ü Thank you to all of the 273 students who participated in the Alcohol Awareness Quiz. Congratulations to the following prize winners:
Annie Wright Sarah Parker
Chelsy Moore Matt Herrmann
Richard Rockwell Alex Moore
*Please see Tracy Hughes in the Health Clinic to collect your gift certificates.
- The “Long Live Lewie” T shirts are in. Pick them up at lunch today. Bring your money if you have not yet paid.
- The JV boys lacrosse game on Thurs. April 13 at 4:30 will be played at the rec park.
- Juniors interested in applying for senior leaders – Pick up your application in Ms. McGraw’s room. There is a change in due date. They are due the Wednesday after break, April 26th! Hand them into Mr. Kelly or Ms. McGraw.
- If you are interested in signing up for the summer Driver’s Ed. course offered by the school, please see
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Documentary Showing Tonight
Next showing: Tuesday April 11, 2006 at 7pm in the Riley Center for the Arts.
Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for students.
All proceeds benefit Salmen High School in Slidell, LA
Also learn how you can assist with our on going efforts to aid the victims of Katrina.
Daily Announcements
- CALLING ALL ARTISTS: The Vermont Department of Health is sponsoring a poster contest for Alcohol Awareness Month in April. The posters should reflect how alcohol is portrayed in movies, music and television and the damaging effects of this portrayal on youth. Prizes include iPODS and cash. Completed posters must be turned in by April 13th. Information about the contest is available through
- Juniors: Register for the May SAT: on-line at www.collegeboard.com or with a paper form available in Guidance. A late fee will now be charged.
- A, B, and C BLOCK FIELD STUDY STUDENTS: Research Reports are due on Monday, April 10th.
- There will be a new Drivers Ed. class beginning May 2, 2006. Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm. Call Bill Herrmann at 375-6863 for more information.
- Dear Parents: Many students have negative balances on their lunch accounts. Please contact