Specials

Top Your Own Baked Potato ( Choice of toppings)       $2.00

Grilled Cheese Sandwich                                            1.50

Soup& Sandwich Combo                                             2.75

 

Soups: Chicken Noodle

Tomato Bisque     $1.75

Daily Announcements

• TO ALL SENIORS: We need pictures for the senior CD, we are trying to make this CD more then just pictures from this year, but of pictures from kindergarten graduation, your birthday party in 6th grade, 8th grade graduation, all the times you hung out with your friends, we want any pictures you have.  They can be hard copy or digital. The more pictures we get the better the CD will be.  Please Email them to Kaitlyn Wiley, Sarah Johnson or Stacy Fielding at our school accounts. Thanks.
• Have you got what it take to be The Donald?  Interested in risk, and maybe making some money?  Calling all entrepreneurs:  meet this Thursday at 2:45 in Mr. Sheets’s room. Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!

• The Dorset Historical Society invites you to join them in a community reading of works by local poet Walter Hard on February 10th at 2PM.

You are invited to come read, listen and/or discuss the poetry of one of our local writers. This is the first in an upcoming series of programs designed to engage the community with our literary past and present. For more information please call the DHS at 867-0331.

• Thursday Morning Lax for girls will begin again on Feb 1st.

• ALL FIELD STUDY STUDENTS:  Mandatory meeting with Mr. Napolitano on Friday, February 2^nd.  Report to the Hunter Seminar Room the block you have Field Study.
• A, B and C BLOCK FIELD STUDY STUDENTS: Letter to the Editor (Assignment #1) is due on Monday, February 5^th.

• There will be a brief meeting of the cartoonist club on Thursday February 1^st after school in Mr. Nicholson’s room.  New artists are welcome.
• Deadline to sign up for the March 10 SAT is Friday, February 2!  Tests will be administered in Rutland and at Mt. Anthony in Bennington’s
• Don’t Forget!  Friday February 9^th is the Valentines Black and White dance from 8-11pm.   Buy tickets during lunch in the cafeteria.  $6.00 per person and $8.00 per couple.  Tickets will be $8.00 if purchased at the door. 
• Men's Indoor Lacrosse Resumes Tuesday Feb. 6th @ 6 AM

 

Daily Announcements

• Have you got what it take to be The Donald?  Interested in risk, and maybe making some money?  Calling all entrepreneurs:  meet this Thursday at 2:45 in Mr. Sheets’s room. Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!

• The Dorset Historical Society invites you to join them in a community reading of works by local poet Walter Hard on February 10th at 2PM.

You are invited to come read, listen and/or discuss the poetry of one of our local writers. This is the first in an upcoming series of programs designed to engage the community with our literary past and present.For more information please call the DHS at 867-0331.

• Thursday Morning Lax for girls will begin again on Feb 1st.

• ALL FIELD STUDY STUDENTS:  Mandatory meeting with Mr. Napolitano on Friday, February 2^nd.  Report to the Hunter Seminar Room the block you have Field Study.
• A, B and C BLOCK FIELD STUDY STUDENTS: Letter to the Editor (Assignment #1) is due on Monday, February 5^th.

• There will be a brief meeting of the cartoonist club on Thursday February 1^st after school in Mr. Nicholson’s room.  New artists are welcome.
• Deadline to sign up for the March 10 SAT is Friday, February 2!  Tests will be administered in Rutland and at Mt. Anthony in Bennington’s
• Don’t Forget!  Friday February 9^th is the Valentines Black and White dance from 8-11pm.   Buy tickets during lunch in the cafeteria.  $6.00 per person and $8.00 per couple.  Tickets will be $8.00 if purchased at the door. 

 

Specials

Quesidillas          $2.00

 

Soups: Beef Vegetable

Chicken noodle    $1.75

New Photo Albums Posted

New web photo albums have been posted. http://www.burrburton.org/albums/index.html

Specials

Mac & Cheese        $2.00

 

Soups: Cream of Turkey Veg

Chicken Noodle    $1.75

Practice Cancellations

Snowboarding and Alpine ski practices are cancelled today.

Cancellation

JISP is cancelled today, Friday, January 26, 2007.   

JISPERS remember that this Sunday, January 28th is a free day at STRATTON.

Specials

Chili           $2.00

Vegetable Beef Stew    $2.00

Bosco Sticks           $2.00

Breakfast Sandwich   1.75

 

Soups; Carrot Ginger bisque

Chicken noodle      $1.75

Daily Announcements

• Come play ping pong every Monday & Thursday in the cafeteria.  It’s fun!
• Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!
• Mexico in June! There are still spaces available!  See Mrs. Spring for details.
• First and third lunches-please do not leave bags in the Rowland Center Lobby during lunch.  Please bring them into the cafeteria.

• The Dorset Historical Society invites you to join them in a community reading of works by local poet Walter Hard on February 10th at 2PM.

You are invited to come read, listen and/or discuss the poetry of one of our local writers. This is the first in an upcoming series of programs designed to engage the community with our literary past and present. For more information please call the DHS at 867-0331.

• Thursday Morning Lax for girls will begin again on Feb 1st.
• Lacrosse Players: Unfortunately, the men’s basketball team will be using the gym Tuesday 1/30 so there will be no morning lax.  Sorry about all of the missed days – it’s out of my control.
• The music department will be hosting another Calliope café this Friday January 26^th at the First Congregational Church in Manchester.

The performances begin at 6:30 

Admission is $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students

• ALL FIELD STUDY STUDENTS:  Mandatory meeting with Mr. Napolitano on Friday, February 2^nd.  Report to the Hunter Seminar Room the block you have Field Study.
• A, B and C BLOCK FIELD STUDY STUDENTS: Letter to the Editor (Assignment #1) is due on Monday, February 5^th.

• There will be a brief meeting of the cartoonist club on Thursday February 1^st after school in Mr. Nicholson’s room.  New artists are welcome.
• Deadline to sign up for the March 10 SAT is Friday, February 2!  Tests will be administered in Rutland and at Mt. Anthony in Bennington’s
• Snowboarding and Alpine ski practices are cancelled today

 

Practice Cancellation

Nordic ski team practice is cancelled.

Specials

Beef Vegetable Stew       $2.00

 

Hot Turkey Sandwich & Fresh Mashed potato & Gravy   $2.00

 

Soups: Carrot Ginger Bisque

Chicken noodle      $1.75

Daily Announcements

• Come play ping pong every Monday & Thursday in the cafeteria.  It’s fun!
• Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!
• Important information for refuse to use participants: Refuse to Use event at Long Trail School Thursday, January 25^th 3:30 PM- 5:30 PM.

Healthy Alternatives Fair-Wear loose fitting clothes to participate in Tai-Chi, Thai Massage, Yoga and Hip Hop Dance. If you plan to attend this event you must sign up with your Refuse to Use representative.

• Mexico in June! There are still spaces available!  See Mrs. Spring for details.
• First and third lunches-please do not leave bags in the Rowland Center Lobby during lunch.  Please bring them into the cafeteria.

• The Dorset Historical Society invites you to join them in a community reading of works by local poet Walter Hard on February 10th at 2PM.

You are invited to come read, listen and/or discuss the poetry of one of our local writers. This is the first in an upcoming series of programs designed to engage the community with our literary past and present.For more information please call the DHS at 867-0331.

• Thursday Morning Lax for girls will begin again on Feb 1st.
• Lacrosse Players: Unfortunately, the men’s basketball team will be using the gym Tuesday 1/30 so there will be no morning lax.  Sorry about all of the missed days – it’s out of my control.
• The music department will be hosting another Calliope café this Friday January 26^th at the First Congregational Church in Manchester.

The performances begin at 6:30 

Admission is $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students

 

Specials

Chili       $2.00

Chicken Nuggets  $2.00

 

 

Soups: Chicken Noodle

Chicken Corn Chowder      $2.00

Specials

Chicken Pot Pie   $2.00

 

Soups: Broccoli & Cheddar

Chicken Noodle       $1.75

Specials

Beef & cheese or Bean & Cheese burritos   $2.00

Cheese Nachos                                          2.00

 

 

Soups:  Chicken corn chowder

Chicken Noodle           $1.75

Daily Announcements

• Come play ping pong every Monday & Thursday in the cafeteria.  It’s fun!
• Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!
• Important information for refuse to use participants: Refuse to Use event at Long Trail School Thursday, January 25^th 3:30 PM- 5:30 PM.

Healthy Alternatives Fair-Wear loose fitting clothes to participate in Tai-Chi, Thai Massage, Yoga and Hip Hop Dance. If you plan to attend this event you must sign up with your Refuse to Use representative.

• Mexico in June! There are still spaces available!  See Mrs. Spring for details.
• First and third lunches-please do not leave bags in the Rowland Center Lobby during lunch.  Please bring them into the cafeteria.
• All National Honor Society Members will meet on Wednesday morning at 7:15 in the Hunter Seminar Room.  This is an important meeting for all members- please contact Ms. Rose if you are unable to attend.

·         Are you a:

v      speculator?

v      tycoon?

v      magnate?

v      mogul?

v      Impresario?

v      wheeler-dealer?

v      whiz kid?

v      go-getter?

v      mover and shaker?

If you happen to be one of those types of people, some may call you an entrepreneur.  If you don’t know that word – entrepreneur – it refers to someone who organizes a business & takes on some financial risk.  If you want to get together are share some risk, move and shake, wheel and deal, maybe learn something about business & maybe make a buck find Mr. Sheets some time before Wednesday afternoon.  He lives above the cafeteria. 

• The Dorset Historical Society invites you to join them in a community reading of works by local poet Walter Hard on February 10th at 2PM.

You are invited to come read, listen and/or discuss the poetry of one of our local writers. This is the first in an upcoming series of programs designed to engage the community with our literary past and present. For more information please call the DHS at 867-0331.

• Thursday Morning Lax for girls will begin again on Feb 1st.
• Lacrosse Players: Unfortunately, the men’s basketball team will be using the gym tomorrow 1/23 and next Tuesday 1/30 so there will be no morning lax.  Sorry about all of the missed days – it’s out of my control.
• Varsity girls basketball practice 3-4:30 today

 

New Photo Albums Posted

New photo albums have been posted on our web site.

http://www.burrburton.org/albums/index.html

Updates include:
NHS Induction Ceremony
Holiday Ball
Girls and Boys Basketball

Specials

Quiche         $1.75

B.B.Q. Rib Sub     2.00

Chili                     2.00

 

Soups; Potato & Leek

Chicken Noodle     $1.75

Daily Announcements

• Come play ping pong every Monday & Thursday in the cafeteria.  It’s fun!
• Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!
• Important information for refuse to use participants: Refuse to Use event at Long Trail School Thursday, January 25^th 3:30 PM- 5:30 PM.

Healthy Alternatives Fair-Wear loose fitting clothes to participate in Tai-Chi, Thai Massage, Yoga and Hip Hop Dance. If you plan to attend this event you must sign up with your Refuse to Use representative.

• Mexico in June! There are still spaces available!  See Mrs. Spring for details.
• First and third lunches-please do not leave bags in the Rowland Center Lobby during lunch.  Please bring them into the cafeteria.
• All National Honor Society Members will meet on Wednesday morning at 7:15 in the Hunter Seminar Room.  This is an important meeting for all members- please contact Ms. Rose if you are unable to attend.

·         Are you a:

v      speculator?

v      tycoon?

v      magnate?

v      mogul?

v      Impresario?

v      wheeler-dealer?

v      whiz kid?

v      go-getter?

v      mover and shaker?

If you happen to be one of those types of people, some may call you an entrepreneur.  If you don’t know that word – entrepreneur – it refers to someone who organizes a business & takes on some financial risk.  If you want to get together are share some risk, move and shake, wheel and deal, maybe learn something about business & maybe make a buck find Mr. Sheets some time before Wednesday afternoon.  He lives above the cafeteria. 

• The Dorset Historical Society invites you to join them in a community reading of works by local poet Walter Hard on February 10th at 2PM.

You are invited to come read, listen and/or discuss the poetry of one of our local writers. This is the first in an upcoming series of programs designed to engage the community with our literary past and present. For more information please call the DHS at 867-0331.

 

Daily Announcements

• Come play ping pong every Monday & Thursday in the cafeteria.  It’s fun!
• Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!
• Important information for refuse to use participants: Refuse to Use event at Long Trail School Thursday, January 25^th 3:30 PM- 5:30 PM.

Healthy Alternatives Fair-Wear loose fitting clothes to participate in Tai-Chi, Thai Massage, Yoga and Hip Hop Dance. If you plan to attend this event you must sign up with your Refuse to Use representative.

• "To all BBA actors:  The critically acclaimed Acting Company of NYC (www.theactingcompany.org) will be offering a FREE acting workshop to BBA and Long Trail students together on Thursday, Jan. 25, from 3:30 to 5pm.  If you'd like to attend, please let drama teacher Ms. Hynds know right away (by Jan. 17 so she can reserve you a place) by either emailing her at shynds@burrburton.org or by leaving your name and number at 549-8232.  The workshop will be at Long Trail and there will be a bus to and from BBA." 
• There will be a meeting for the Social Awareness Club this Thursday, the 18th in Mrs. Niles room on the top floor of the Smith Center. Please join us.
• Mexico in June! There are still spaces available!  See Mrs. Spring for details.
• the meeting for the Galapagos island s is cancelled.  It will be rescheduled next week-details to follow.
• First and third lunches-please do not leave bags in the Rowland Center Lobby during lunch.  Please bring them into the cafeteria.

 

Specials

Breakfast Sandwich        $1.75

Bosco Sticks                   2.00

 

Soups:  Winter Bisque

Clam Chowder

Chicken Noodle      $1.75

Specials

Cheese steak sub            $2.00

 

 

Soups: Winter Bisque

Chicken noodle    $1.75

 

Daily Announcements

• Come play ping pong every Monday & Thursday in the cafeteria.  It’s fun!
• Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!
• Important information for refuse to use participants: Refuse to Use event at Long Trail School Thursday, January 25^th 3:30 PM- 5:30 PM.

Healthy Alternatives Fair-Wear loose fitting clothes to participate in Tai-Chi, Thai Massage, Yoga and Hip Hop Dance. If you plan to attend this event you must sign up with your Refuse to Use representative.

• There will be an informational meeting on Wednesday, January 17, for all Art Students going on the Euro Art Trip.  We will meet at 6:30 p.m. in Room 184 in the Art Dept.  All students and at least one parent must attend!
• "To all BBA actors:  The critically acclaimed Acting Company of NYC (www.theactingcompany.org) will be offering a FREE acting workshop to BBA and Long Trail students together on Thursday, Jan. 25, from 3:30 to 5pm.  If you'd like to attend, please let drama teacher Ms. Hynds know right away (by Jan. 17 so she can reserve you a place) by either emailing her at shynds@burrburton.org or by leaving your name and number at 549-8232.  The workshop will be at Long Trail and there will be a bus to and from BBA." 
• There will be a meeting for the Social Awareness Club this Thursday, the 18th in Mrs. Niles room on the top floor of the Smith Center. Please join us.
• Galapagos 2007!
• All students attending the April trip to the Galapagos Islands, must attend an informational meeting with parents on Thursday at 5:30 in Mrs. Fasts room in the Smith Center! 
• Mexico in June! There are still spaces available!  See Mrs. Spring for details.

 

Practice Cancellations

Nordic ski practice is cancelled today.

Specials

Beef Goulash    $2.00

 

 

Soups: Clam Chowder

Chicken Noodle       $1.75

Announcement To All BBA Actors

To all BBA actors:  The critically acclaimed Acting Company of NYC (www.theactingcompany.org) will be offering a FREE acting workshop to BBA and Long Trail students together on Thursday, Jan. 25, from 3:30 to 5pm.  If you'd like to attend, please let drama teacher Ms. Hynds know right away (by Jan. 17 so she can reserve you a place) by either emailing her at shynds@burrburton.org or by leaving your name and number at 549-8232.  The workshop will be at Long Trail and there will be a bus to and from BBA." 

Extended Vacation Approval

Dear Parents,

As we head into the second semester of the year we would once again like to
remind all parents of the importance of following the school calendar when
scheduling family trips. It can be very detrimental to a student¹s academic
performance when they miss school even if it is just for a few days.

We recognize that there may be times when a family has valid reasons for
extending a vacation, but remind you that on these rare occasions a student
must receive approval at least two weeks in advance. This is required so
that their teachers are given ample opportunity to plan for their absence,
thus limiting the amount of missed work. Extended vacation requests can be
made by calling me directly at 549-8240. Burr and Burton reserves the right
to mandate tutorial help any time a student needs additional academic help
to catch up. This support will be at the expense of the family.

In addition, I would like to thank all of you for helping us make our daily
attendance at school more efficient. Please continue to call Sue Towslee the
morning of your child¹s absence. Sue can be reached at 549-8102.

Thank you for your cooperation. We hope that your student has a successful
remainder of the school year.

Yours sincerely,
Tony Cirelli
Dean of Students

Specials

Pork Fried Rice       $2.00

Veggie Egg Rolls       1.25

 

Soups: Tomato & Cheddar Bisque

Chicken Noodle     $1.75

Daily Announcements

• 2006 HOLIDAY BALL: The holiday ball has been rescheduled for Friday, January 12th, 2007 from 8-11 PM at the Manchester Eagles.  Tickets are still on sale.  Tickets are $8.00 per person or $12.00 per couple for pre-purchased tickets.  Guests must have prior approval from Mr. Prevost before purchasing a ticket. .  Music will be provided by “Denning Entertainment”.  The attire for the evening will be semi-formal; those students that are not dressed appropriate (per stated school policy) will not be permitted to attend.  See Mr. Prevost if you have any questions. 

Refer to the Student/Parent Handbook (Pages 40-41) for Dance Rules. 

• Come play ping pong every Monday & Thursday in the cafeteria.  It’s fun!
• There will be a meeting of the cartoonist club at 2:45 this Thursday in Mr. Nicholson’s room.
• Environmental Club meets every Monday after school in Mrs. spring’s room, all are welcome!
• Important information for refuse to use participants: Refuse to Use event at Long Trail School Thursday, January 25^th 3:30 PM- 5:30 PM.

Healthy Alternatives Fair-Wear loose fitting clothes to participate in Tai-Chi, Thai Massage, Yoga and Hip Hop Dance. If you plan to attend this event you must sign up with your Refuse to Use representative.

• Students and staff please check your lunch accounts and bring them up t