LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

CHEESE STEAK SUB                             $1.75

ZUCCHINI PARMASEAN                   $1.50

 

 

SOUPS:  $1.50

CARROT GINGER BISQUE

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

 

• There will be a Halloween dance this Saturday night from 8-11 in the cafeteria.  Admission is $5.00.  If you arrive in costume, admission is $3.00- Costumes need to be appropriate.  There will be no admittance after 9:00pm.  All school rules apply!

If you would like to bring a guest from another school, you must seek permission from the Dean’s office prior to the dance-No Exceptions!

·         To the Composting Service Learning Group! In addition to meeting every Tuesday mornings, we will also meet every Thursdays at 2:45 outside of the library. In order to complete service learning requirements these meetings are mandatory! Please email or call Mara for details.

• Congratulations to Lizzy Farley for winning the Vermont Foreign Language Association’s poster contest.  In addition to winning a cash prize, Lizzy’s poster entitled “Language is Power” will be made into gift cards and T-shirts.
• Stratton Season pass applications now available in the main office.
• Reminder:   On November 6^th at 5:30pm in the Hunter Seminar Room there will be a Parent Information Night regarding “BBA Curriculum: Today and Tomorrow.” Discussion will be led by Jen Hyatt, Dean of Studies. Please remember to return your surveys ASAP!  Thank you.
• Boys open gym schedule, Thursday 11/1 4-6pm.

• Anyone interested in going on the Medieval Times trip December 1^st should see Mrs. Freebern ASAP to reserve a space.

• ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN FIELD STUDY FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER:  Field Study Applications are due to Mr. Napolitano by Friday, November 16^th.  Application forms are available through Mr. Napolitano or the Guidance Office.

• Colleges visiting this week:
  Wed, 10/31
  7:50 Sacred Heart University
  11:00 Champlain College
  1:00 Art Institutes (Art Room)
  Thurs, 11/1
  12:00 University of MA, Amherst
  Fri, 11/2
  12:00 Springfield College

• DEADLINE FOR December 1^st SAT is Tueday, OCTOBER 30, TOMORROW!
• DEADLINE FOR December 8^th ACT is Friday, November 2.
• Seniors applying to University of Vermont should do so by November 1^st.
• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office.

 

 

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GIRLS X-COUNTRY TEAM FOR

WINNING THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.

This is their second title in two years and the first state championship of the 2007-08 school year.

Congratulations to all of the girls and their coach Dave Curtis!

 

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

CHICKEN PAELLA              $1.75

CORN SOUFFLE                 $1.50

 

 

SOUPS:  $1.50

BROCCOLI CHEDDAR

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

• There will be a bus leaving from the faculty parking lot at 2:45 to take students down to Applejack for the boys soccer game. This bus is a drop off only. Please make arrangements to be picked up at Applejack after the game.
• DANCE TEAM – Important informational meeting for anyone planning to join Dance team this year – Tuesday at 2:45 – in Mrs. Miceli’s room (2^nd floor of the Rowland Center).  If you can’t make the meeting, come see Mrs. Miceli some time on Tuesday!

·         To the Composting Service Learning Group! In addition to meeting every Tuesday mornings, we will also meet every Thursdays at 2:45 outside of the library. In order to complete service learning requirements these meetings are mandatory! Please email or call Mara for details.

• All seniors meet in the cafeteria during advisory on Tuesday for an important class meeting.
• Congratulations to Lizzy Farley for winning the Vermont Foreign Language Association’s poster contest.  In addition to winning a cash prize, Lizzy’s poster entitled “Language is Power” will be made into gift cards and T-shirts.
• Students and Employees join a new club called “Threads.”   Threads will be a club to share and/or learn about various fiber arts, any craft that involves thread or yarn, such as knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, cross stitch and sewing among others.  It’s an opportunity to work on projects for yourself or for others and make the world a better place, one stitch at a time.

Sign up in the cafeteria and/or join Merlyn Miller and Cindy Herrmann, Advisors In the Library starting Tuesday October 30, 2007 at 3:30 for an hour each week and work on that special something.

• Stratton Season pass applications now available in the main office.
• Reminder:   On November 6^th at 5:30pm in the Hunter Seminar Room there will be a Parent Information Night regarding “BBA Curriculum: Today and Tomorrow.” Discussion will be led by Jen Hyatt, Dean of Studies. Please remember to return your surveys ASAP!  Thank you.
• Boys open gym schedule, Tuesday 10/30 4-6pm, and Thursday 11/1 4-6pm.

• Anyone interested in going on the Medieval Times trip December 1^st should see Mrs. Freebern ASAP to reserve a space.

• ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN FIELD STUDY FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER:  Field Study Applications are due to Mr. Napolitano by Friday, November 16^th.  Application forms are available through Mr. Napolitano or the Guidance Office.

• Colleges visiting this week:
  Mon, 10/29
  9:30 Boston Museum School (Art Room)
  10:15 University of Rochester
  1:00 Western New England University
  Tues, 10/30
  11:30 St. Anselm College
  1:00 Elmira College
  Wed, 10/31
  7:50 Sacred Heart University
  11:00 Champlain College
  1:00 Art Institutes (Art Room)
  Thurs, 11/1
  12:00 University of MA, Amherst
  Fri, 11/2
  12:00 Springfield College

• DEADLINE FOR December 1^st SAT is Tueday, OCTOBER 30, TOMORROW!
• DEADLINE FOR December 8^th ACT is Friday, November 2.
• Seniors applying to University of Vermont should do so by November 1^st.
• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office.

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

GOULASH                            $1.75

 

 

SOUPS:  $1.50

VEGETARIAN VEGGIE

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  9:50

SECOND:  10:20

THIRD:  10:45

 

 

BOSCOS                                               $1.75

BREAKFAST SANDWICH                   $1.50

 

 

SOUPS:  $1.50

POTATO LEEK

MINESTRONE W/SAUSAGE & TORTELLINI

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Photo Albums on the Web

New photo albums have been posted for the BBA Powderpuff game, Varsity Football vs Poultney and the Field Hockey Quarter-Final.

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

TURKEY & MASHED POTATOES  $1.75

 

SOUPS:  $1.50

AUTUMN BISQUE

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Yearbooks Are On Sale

Yearbook Order Forms:

Undergraduates
Seniors


Order Yearbooks Online.


Here is a sample of the year book page format for ideas on submitting senior quotes and pictures.

In The News Updates

Visit the 'In The News' page on the BBA website for updates.

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

CHICKEN NUGGETS                                         $1.75

PASTRAMI REUBENS                                      $2.25

 

SOUPS:  $1.50

POTATO LEEK

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

 

 

·        Stratton Season pass applications now available in the main office.

·        Reminder:   On November 6^th at 5:30pm in the Hunter Seminar Room there will be a Parent Information Night regarding “BBA Curriculum: Today and Tomorrow.” Discussion will be led by Jen Hyatt, Dean of Studies. Please remember to return your surveys ASAP!  Thank you.

·        All members of the Student Council must attend this Friday’s meeting at 7:15 sharp!

·        Boys open gym schedule expanded to Sunday 10/27 6:30-8pm, Tuesday 10/30 4-6pm, and Thursday 11/1 4-6pm.

·        Refuse to use-Regular scheduled events:  Please try to attend your class event…if you cannot, then please attend one of the other events.  Thank you!

October 25 (11^th and 12^th)            Location- Rowland

Alcohol and other drugs – Film and discussion

3:45 – 5:15 11^th grade

5:15 – 6:45  12^th grade- Please note: Seniors must park in the upper parking lot.  (We need the parking lot here for 8^th grade parents.)

·        Anyone interested in going on the Medieval Times trip December 1^st should see Mrs. Freebern ASAP to reserve a space.

·        Looking for Excitement? Challenge? Intrigue? Adventure? Come join the Great Expectations Club for the first meeting Wednesday October 24 from 2:30 to 3:00 in Mrs. Wright’s room.  In the meantime, see her if you have any questions. Be prepared for visits from various unexpected guests.

·        There will be a prom committee meeting on Wed. Oct. 24^th at 2:35 in Mrs. Bierwirth’s office.

·        ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN FIELD STUDY FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER:  Field Study Applications are due to Mr. Napolitano by Friday, November 16^th.  Application forms are available through Mr. Napolitano or the Guidance Office.

·        Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays 7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room

·        College Visits for the week of 10/22-10/26:

Ø Thurs. 10/25
     8:30 Clarkson University

Ø Fri. 10/26
     11:55 Bowdoin College

·        Seniors applying to University of Vermont should do so by November 1^st.

·        New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

·        Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office.

·        Our friends at Yoplai^t® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Live^s® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.      Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.      Wash them.

3.      Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.      We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

PORK FRIED RICE                                              $1.75

VEGGIE EGG ROLL                                           $1.00

 

SOUPS:  $1.50

MINESTRONE W/SAUSAGE & TORTELLINI

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

 

 

·        Stratton Season pass applications now available in the main office.

·        Reminder:   On November 6^th at 5:30pm in the Hunter Seminar Room there will be a Parent Information Night regarding “BBA Curriculum: Today and Tomorrow.” Discussion will be led by Jen Hyatt, Dean of Studies. Please remember to return your surveys ASAP!  Thank you.

·        All members of the Student Council must attend this Friday’s meeting at 7:15 sharp!

·        We will be offering a one-time make up event for students who still want to enroll in Refuse to Use.

Here is what you need to do to enroll in the Refuse to Use program:

Come to Patty Fast’s classroom on Tuesday, October 23^rd from 2:45-3:15 with the 4 items below:

1.    Bring a letter of support from your parents. Letters should be 2 paragraphs and can include thoughts about why your parents support you doing this program. The letter might include thoughts about why your parents want you to Refuse to Use, why they support the program, and/or what they hope your family will gain from this experience.

2.    Bring all paperwork filled and signed by you and your parents. Pledge and pass forms can be collected from Ms. Thorn in room 04 in Seminary across the hall from Mr. Mackey.

3.    Bring a check for 25 dollars made out to the place you will be getting the pass from i.e. The Stratton Mountain Resort.

4.    Bring a photo for your pass.

If you do not arrive with the above 4 items we will be unable to help you register for the program.

·        Refuse to use-Regular scheduled events:  Please try to attend your class event…if you cannot, then please attend one of the other events.  Thank you!

October 23 (9^th and 10^th)              Location - Rowland

Alcohol and other drugs – Film and discussion

2:45 – 4:15 9^th grade

4:15 – 5:45 10^th grade

October 25 (11^th and 12^th)            Location- Rowland

Alcohol and other drugs – Film and discussion

3:45 – 5:15 11^th grade

5:15 – 6:45  12^th grade

·        Anyone interested in going on the Medieval Times trip December 1^st should see Mrs. Freebern ASAP to reserve a space.

·        Looking for Excitement? Challenge? Intrigue? Adventure? Come join the Great Expectations Club for the first meeting Wednesday October 24 from 2:30 to 3:00 in Mrs. Wright’s room.  In the meantime, see her if you have any questions. Be prepared for visits from various unexpected guests.

·        There will be a prom committee meeting on Wed. Oct. 24^th at 2:35 in Mrs. Bierwirth’s office.

·        ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN FIELD STUDY FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER:  Field Study Applications are due to Mr. Napolitano by Friday, November 16^th.  Application forms are available through Mr. Napolitano or the Guidance Office.

·        Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays 7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room

·        College Visits for the week of 10/22-10/26:

Ø Tues, 10/23
     11:00 St. Michael’s College
     11:00 Albertson College of Idaho
     1:00 Johnson & Wales University

Ø Thurs. 10/25
     8:30 Clarkson University

Ø Fri. 10/26
     11:55 Bowdoin College

·        Seniors applying to University of Vermont should do so by November 1^st.

·        New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

·        Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office.

·        Our friends at Yoplai^t® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Live^s® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.      Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.      Wash them.

3.      Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.      We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

MAC & CHEESE                  $1.75

 

SOUPS:  $1.50

TURKEY VEG

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

 

 

• There will be no Dance Team conditioning  after school today!
• Reminder:   On November 6^th at 5:30pm in the Hunter Seminar Room there will be a Parent Information Night regarding “BBA Curriculum: Today and Tomorrow.” Discussion will be led by Jen Hyatt, Dean of Studies. Please remember to return your surveys ASAP!  Thank you.
• All members of the Student Council must attend this Friday’s meeting at 7:15 sharp!
• We will be offering a one-time make up event for students who still want to enroll in Refuse to Use.

Here is what you need to do to enroll in the Refuse to Use program:

Come to Patty Fast’s classroom on Tuesday, October 23^rd from 2:45-3:15 with the 4 items below:

1.    Bring a letter of support from your parents. Letters should be 2 paragraphs and can include thoughts about why your parents support you doing this program. The letter might include thoughts about why your parents want you to Refuse to Use, why they support the program, and/or what they hope your family will gain from this experience.

2.    Bring all paperwork filled and signed by you and your parents. Pledge and pass forms can be collected from Ms. Thorn in room 04 in Seminary across the hall from Mr. Mackey.

3.    Bring a check for 25 dollars made out to the place you will be getting the pass from i.e. The Stratton Mountain Resort.

4.    Bring a photo for your pass.

If you do not arrive with the above 4 items we will be unable to help you register for the program.

• Refuse to use-Regular scheduled events:  Please try to attend your class event…if you cannot, then please attend one of the other events.  Thank you!

October 23 (9^th and 10^th)                  Location - Rowland

Alcohol and other drugs – Film and discussion

2:45 – 4:15 9^th grade

4:15 – 5:45 10^th grade

October 25 (11^th and 12^th)                Location- Rowland

Alcohol and other drugs – Film and discussion

3:45 – 5:15 11^th grade

5:15 – 6:45  12^th grade

• Anyone interested in going on the Medieval Times trip December 1^st should see Mrs. Freebern ASAP to reserve a space.
• Looking for Excitement? Challenge? Intrigue? Adventure? Come join the Great Expectations Club for the first meeting Wednesday October 24 from 2:30 to 3:00 in Mrs. Wright’s room.  In the meantime, see her if you have any questions. Be prepared for visits from various unexpected guests.

• There will be a prom committee meeting on Wed. Oct. 24^th at 2:35 in Mrs. Bierwirth’s office.
• ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN FIELD STUDY FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER:  Field Study Applications are due to Mr. Napolitano by Friday, November 16^th.  Application forms are available through Mr. Napolitano or the Guidance Office.

 

• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (A,B and C BLOCK) :  Journals are due on Monday, October 22nd
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (D and E BLOCK):  Letters to the Editor are due on Monday, October 22^nd

• Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays 7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room
• College Visits for the week of 10/22-10/26:

Ø  Mon, 10/22
     10:30 Green Mountain College
     11:30 Southern New Hampshire University
     1:30 University of Vermont

Ø  Tues, 10/23
     11:00 St. Michael’s College
     11:00 Albertson College of Idaho
     1:00 Johnson & Wales University

Ø  Thurs. 10/25
     8:30 Clarkson University

Ø  Fri. 10/26
     11:55 Bowdoin College

• Seniors applying to University of Vermont should do so by November 1^st.
• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office.
• Our friends at Yoplai^t® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Live^s® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

• The  Bart Center at Bromley Mountain will be hosting the annual Sled Hockey game between the United Spinal Associations New York Rangers and the Vermont Sled Cats.  It will feature two local athletes: Eric Rose and Betsy Hurley. Game time is set for 6:00 on October 20 at Riley Rink.  Sled hockey is a way for those who are physically impaired to play hockey by using a piece of sit down equipment.

This fund raiser is in support of the Bart Center: an adaptive sports organization based at Bromley Mountain, providing sporting opportunities for those with special needs and their families.  It is a non-profit organization that independently raises all the money needed to fund their annual budget. 

Reserve your tickets for either the game or the reception by calling the Riley Rink at 802-362-0150 or the Bart Center at 802-824-5522.  Tickets for the game and the Reception are $15.00 per person.  Come out and support a worthy cause.

 

 

 

Mon.

                JV football vs. Otter Valley Home 4:00

                 Play Off Game Varsity Boys Soccer #1 seed vs. Randolph #16 Home 3:00 at Applejack

Tues.

                Play Off Game Varsity Girls Soccer # 5 seed vs. Randolph #12 Seed Home 3:00 at Applejack

 

Fri.

                Varsity Football Home vs. Mill River 7:00

Sat.

                X-Country State Meet at Thetford

 

 

Daily Announcements

 

• Anjali Farms service learning is cancelled today due to the weather forecast.  
• The KickAIDS event scheduled for tonight at Applejack Field is postponed due to the weather forecast. It will now take place on Saturday (October 20^th)@ 5:00pm. Don’t worry if your team is incomplete due to the date change. We will adjust teams and team members as necessary beginning at 4:30 at the registration table. Come out  and support this event!
• Reminder:   On November 6^th at 5:30pm in the Hunter Seminar Room there will be a Parent Information Night regarding “BBA Curriculum: Today and Tomorrow.” Discussion will be led by Jen Hyatt, Dean of Studies. Please remember to return your surveys ASAP!  Thank you.
• All  members of the Student Council must attend this Friday’s meeting at 7:15 sharp!
• We will be offering a one-time make up event for students who still want to enroll in Refuse to Use.

Here is what you need to do to enroll in the Refuse to Use program:

Come to Patty Fast’s classroom on Tuesday, October 23^rd from 2:45-3:15 with the 4 items below:

1.    Bring a letter of support from your parents. Letters should be 2 paragraphs and can include thoughts about why your parents support you doing this program. The letter might include thoughts about why your parents want you to Refuse to Use, why they support the program, and/or what they hope your family will gain from this experience.

2.    Bring all paperwork filled and signed by you and your parents. Pledge and pass forms can be collected from Ms. Thorn in room 04 in Seminary across the hall from Mr. Mackey.

3.    Bring a check for 25 dollars made out to the place you will be getting the pass from i.e. The Stratton Mountain Resort.

4.    Bring a photo for your pass.

If you do not arrive with the above 4 items we will be unable to help you register for the program.

• Refuse to use-Regular scheduled events:  Please try to attend your class event…if you cannot, then please attend one of the other events.  Thank you!

October 23 (9^th and 10^th)                  Location - Rowland

Alcohol and other drugs – Film and discussion

2:45 – 4:15 9^th grade

4:15 – 5:45 10^th grade

October 25 (11^th and 12^th)                Location- Rowland

Alcohol and other drugs – Film and discussion

3:45 – 5:15 11^th grade

5:15 – 6:45  12^th grade

• Anyone interested in going on the Medieval Times trip December 1^st should see Mrs. Freebern ASAP to reserve a space.
• Looking for Excitement? Challenge? Intrigue? Adventure? Come join the Great Expectations Club for the first meeting Wednesday  October 24 from 2:30 to 3:00 in Mrs. Wright’s room.  In the meantime, see her if you have any questions. Be prepared for visits from various unexpected guests.

• There will be a prom committee meeting on Wed. Oct. 24^th at 2:35 in Mrs. Bierwirth’s office.
• The Digital Entertainment Club (DEC) will NOT meet this Thursday due to the early release.
• there is a wounded warriors service learning meeting on thursday at 715 am in the english office
• Attention all Hockey Players.  A mandatory meeting is schedule for anyone interested in playing on Burr and Burtons Boys Hockey team this winter.  The puck will drop in Mr. Herrington’s room (Room 33 – Seminary Bldg) this Friday, Oct. 19^th   at 7:20a.m.

• All members of the Student Council will meet again on Friday at 7:15 in the morning-- come prepared with a speech to run for president, vice president, treasurer or secretary of the student council!
• ALL FIELD STUDY STUDENTS:  Mandatory meeting with Mr. Napolitano this Friday October 19th.  Report to the Moritz Lab the block that you have Field Study.
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (A,B and C BLOCK) :  Journals are due on Monday, October 22nd
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (D and E BLOCK):  Letters to the Editor are due on Monday, October 22^nd
• Tickets are still available for the Cultural Arts Club trip to Albany to see “Arsenic and Old lace” on Oct.19.  See Mrs. Polis in Art room.

• Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays 7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room
• College Visits for the week of 10/22-10/26:

Ø  Mon, 10/22
     10:30 Green Mountain College
     11:30 Southern New Hampshire University
     1:30 University of Vermont

Ø  Tues, 10/23
     11:00 St. Michael’s College
     11:00 Albertson College of Idaho
     1:00 Johnson & Wales University

Ø  Thurs. 10/25
     8:30 Clarkson University

Ø  Fri. 10/26
     11:55 Bowdoin College

• Seniors applying to University of Vermont should do so by November 1^st.
• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office. Pick one up before October 10^th to save money.
• Our friends at Yoplait^® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Lives^® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

• The  Bart Center at Bromley Mountain will be hosting the annual Sled Hockey game between the United Spinal Associations New York Rangers and the Vermont Sled Cats.  It will feature two local athletes: Eric Rose and Betsy Hurley. Game time is set for 6:00 on October 20 at Riley Rink.  Sled hockey is a way for those who are physically impaired to play hockey by using a piece of sit down equipment.

This fund raiser is in support of the Bart Center: an adaptive sports organization based at Bromley Mountain, providing sporting opportunities for those with special needs and their families.  It is a non-profit organization that independently raises all the money needed to fund their annual budget. 

Reserve your tickets for either the game or the reception by calling the Riley Rink at 802-362-0150 or the Bart Center at 802-824-5522.  Tickets for the game and the Reception are $15.00 per person.  Come out and support a worthy cause.

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  9:50

SECOND:  10:20

THIRD:  10:45

 

NEW LOWER PRICES ON MANY ITEMS!!!

 

 

BOSCOS                                                               $1.75

BREAKFAST SANDWICHES                            $1.50

SOUPS:  $1.50

CHICKEN GUMBO

MINESTRONE TORTELLINI

 

LUNCH UPDATE

FIRST:  10:05

SECOND:  10:40

THIRD:  11:10

 

 

RIB SUBS                                                              $1.75

SAUSAGE & PEPPER SUBS                            $1.75

SOUPS:  $1.50

CHICKEN GUMBO

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  9:50

SECOND:  10:20

THIRD:  10:45

 

 

RIB SUBS                                                              $2.00

SAUSAGE & PEPPER SUBS                            $2.00

 

 

SOUPS:  $1.75

CHICKEN GUMBO

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

 

• We will be offering a one-time make up event for students who still want to enroll in Refuse to Use.

Here is what you need to do to enroll in the Refuse to Use program:

Come to Patty Fast’s classroom on Tuesday, October 23^rd from 2:45-3:15 with the 4 items below:

1.    Bring a letter of support from your parents. Letters should be 2 paragraphs and can include thoughts about why your parents support you doing this program. The letter might include thoughts about why your parents want you to Refuse to Use, why they support the program, and/or what they hope your family will gain from this experience.

2.    Bring all paperwork filled and signed by you and your parents. Pledge and pass forms can be collected from Ms. Thorn in room 04 in Seminary across the hall from Mr. Mackey.

3.    Bring a check for 25 dollars made out to the place you will be getting the pass from i.e. The Stratton Mountain Resort.

4.    Bring a photo for your pass.

If you do not arrive with the above 4 items we will be unable to help you register for the program.

• Anyone interested in going on the Medieval Times trip December 1^st should see Mrs. Freebern ASAP to reserve a space.
• Looking for Excitement? Challenge? Intrigue? Adventure? Come join the Great Expectations Club for the first meeting Wednesday  October 24 from 2:30 to 3:00 in Mrs. Wright’s room.  In the meantime, see her if you have any questions. Be prepared for visits from various unexpected guests.

• There will be a prom committee meeting on Wed. Oct. 24^th at 2:35 in Mrs. Bierwirth’s office.
• The Digital Entertainment Club (DEC) will NOT meet this Thursday due to the early release.
• there is a wounded warriors service learning meeting on thursday at 715 am in the english office
• Attention all Hockey Players.  A mandatory meeting is schedule for anyone interested in playing on Burr and Burtons Boys Hockey team this winter.  The puck will drop in Mr. Herrington’s room (Room 33 – Seminary Bldg) this Friday, Oct. 19^th   at 7:20a.m.

• All members of the Student Council will meet again on Friday at 7:15 in the morning-- come prepared with a speech to run for president, vice president, treasurer or secretary of the student council!
• ALL FIELD STUDY STUDENTS:  Mandatory meeting with Mr. Napolitano this Friday October 19th.  Report to the Moritz Lab the block that you have Field Study.
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (A,B and C BLOCK) :  Journals are due on Monday, October 22nd
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (D and E BLOCK):  Letters to the Editor are due on Monday, October 22^nd
• Tickets are still available for the Cultural Arts Club trip to Albany to see “Arsenic and Old lace” on Oct.19.  See Mrs. Polis in Art room.

• Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays 7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room
• College visits for the week of 10/15

Ø  Thursday, 10/18 @ 9:30 Montserrat (in the Art Room)

• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office. Pick one up before October 10^th to save money.
• Our friends at Yoplait^® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Lives^® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

• The  Bart Center at Bromley Mountain will be hosting the annual Sled Hockey game between the United Spinal Associations New York Rangers and the Vermont Sled Cats.  It will feature two local athletes: Eric Rose and Betsy Hurley. Game time is set for 6:00 on October 20 at Riley Rink.  Sled hockey is a way for those who are physically impaired to play hockey by using a piece of sit down equipment.

This fund raiser is in support of the Bart Center: an adaptive sports organization based at Bromley Mountain, providing sporting opportunities for those with special needs and their families.  It is a non-profit organization that independently raises all the money needed to fund their annual budget. 

Reserve your tickets for either the game or the reception by calling the Riley Rink at 802-362-0150 or the Bart Center at 802-824-5522.  Tickets for the game and the Reception are $15.00 per person.  Come out and support a worthy cause.

 

Daily Announcements

 

 

 

 

• There will be a prom committee meeting on Wed. Oct. 24^th at 2:35 in Mrs. Bierwirth’s office.
• The Digital Entertainment Club (DEC) will NOT meet this Thursday due to the early release.
• there is a wounded warriors service learning meeting on thursday at 715 am in the english office
• Attention all Hockey Players.  A mandatory meeting is schedule for anyone interested in playing on Burr and Burtons Boys Hockey team this winter.  The puck will drop in Mr. Herrington’s room (Room 33 – Seminary Bldg) this Friday, Oct. 19^th   at 7:20a.m.

• All members of the Student Council will meet again on Friday at 7:15 in the morning-- come prepared with a speech to run for president, vice president, treasurer or secretary of the student council!
• ALL FIELD STUDY STUDENTS:  Mandatory meeting with Mr. Napolitano this Friday October 19th.  Report to the Moritz Lab the block that you have Field Study.
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (A,B and C BLOCK) :  Journals are due on Monday, October 22nd
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (D and E BLOCK):  Letters to the Editor are due on Monday, October 22^nd
• Tickets are still available for the Cultural Arts Club trip to Albany to see “Arsenic and Old lace” on Oct.19.  See Mrs. Polis in Art room.

• Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays 7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room
• College visits for the week of 10/15

Ø  Thursday, 10/18 @ 9:30 Montserrat (in the Art Room)

• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office. Pick one up before October 10^th to save money.
• Students and staff members interested in going on the Medieval Times field trip December 1st should see Julie Freebern to reserve a space. 
• Our friends at Yoplait^® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Lives^® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

• The  Bart Center at Bromley Mountain will be hosting the annual Sled Hockey game between the United Spinal Associations New York Rangers and the Vermont Sled Cats.  It will feature two local athletes: Eric Rose and Betsy Hurley. Game time is set for 6:00 on October 20 at Riley Rink.  Sled hockey is a way for those who are physically impaired to play hockey by using a piece of sit down equipment.

This fund raiser is in support of the Bart Center: an adaptive sports organization based at Bromley Mountain, providing sporting opportunities for those with special needs and their families.  It is a non-profit organization that independently raises all the money needed to fund their annual budget. 

Reserve your tickets for either the game or the reception by calling the Riley Rink at 802-362-0150 or the Bart Center at 802-824-5522.  Tickets for the game and the Reception are $15.00 per person.  Come out and support a worthy cause.

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

 

QUESIDILLAS                      $2.00

SOUPS:  $1.75

TOMATO CHEDDAR

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

SHEPARDS PIE                                   $2.00

 

SOUPS:  $1.75

VEGGIE MINESTRONE W/TORTELLINI

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

• Attention all Hockey Players.  A mandatory meeting is schedule for anyone interested in playing on Burr and Burtons Boys Hockey team this winter.  The puck will drop in Mr. Herrington’s room (Room 33 – Seminary Bldg) this Friday, Oct. 19^th   at 7:20a.m.

• All members of the Student Council will meet again on Friday at 7:15 in the morning-- come prepared with a speech to run for president, vice president, treasurer or secretary of the student council!
• ALL FIELD STUDY STUDENTS:  Mandatory meeting with Mr. Napolitano this Friday October 19th.  Report to the Hunter Seminar Room the block that you have Field Study.
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (A,B and C BLOCK) :  Journals are due on Monday, October 22nd
• FIELD STUDY STUDENTS (D and E BLOCK):  Letters to the Editor are due on Monday, October 22^nd
• Tickets are still available for the Cultural Arts Club trip to Albany to see “Arsenic and Old lace” on Oct.19.  See Mrs. Polis in Art room

·         Prom Committee meeting on Tuesday, October 16^th in Mrs. Bierwirth’s office.

·         SNOWBOARD TEAM: Students who plan to join the Snowboard team MUST attend one of the Kick off events for Refuse to Use.

• Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays  7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room
• Refuse to Use Kickoff events are coming up - Our school kick-off schedule for 9th and 12th grades is  October 16th. event will be held from 6:30-8:30 in the Rowland Center. Make sure you bring a parent/guardian, $25.00 application fee and photo for your pass.
• Any student interested in becoming a Burr and Burton Rotary Club representative should see Mrs. DeLong Graf, Seminary Building room 28, immediately.  Interested students must be willing to speak at Rotary Club meetings about current events at BBA.  If necessary, transportation is provided.
• College visits for the week of 10/15

Ø  Monday, 10/15 @ 1:00 The College of St. Rose

Ø  Tuesday, 10/16 @ 11:00 St. Lawrence University

Ø  Wednesday, 10/17 @ 7:30 Tufts University

Ø  Thursday, 10/18 @ 9:30 Montserrat (in the Art Room)

• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office. Pick one up before October 10^th to save money.
• Students and staff members interested in going on the Medieval Times field trip December 1st should see Julie Freebern to reserve a space. 
• Our friends at Yoplait^® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Lives^® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

• The  Bart Center at Bromley Mountain will be hosting the annual Sled Hockey game between the United Spinal Associations New York Rangers and the Vermont Sled Cats.  It will feature two local athletes: Eric Rose and Betsy Hurley. Game time is set for 6:00 on October 20 at Riley Rink.  Sled hockey is a way for those who are physically impaired to play hockey by using a piece of sit down equipment.

This fund raiser is in support of the Bart Center: an adaptive sports organization based at Bromley Mountain, providing sporting opportunities for those with special needs and their families.  It is a non-profit organization that independently raises all the money needed to fund their annual budget. 

Reserve your tickets for either the game or the reception by calling the Riley Rink at 802-362-0150 or the Bart Center at 802-824-5522.  Tickets for the game and the Reception are $15.00 per person.  Come out and support a worthy cause.

 

 ATHLETIC POST SEASON PAIRINGS

Field Hockey #3 seed will host  Fair Haven # 6 seed in the quarterfinals Saturday Oct. 20^th at 10:00

To view all post season pairings as they become available go to vpaonline.org

 

Photo Albums on the Web

New photo albums have been posted for Cross Country and the October Calliope Cafe.

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11:55

THIRD:  12:40

 

 

CHICKEN POT PIE             $2.00

 

SOUPS:  $1.75

BROCCOLI CHEDDAR

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

National Honor Society Application

The National Honor Society Selection process has been posted online:
http://www.burrburton.org/publications/NationalHonorSociety.pdf

VARSITY ONLY GIRLS SOCCER GAME AT RUTLAND FRIDAY OCT. 12 6:00 HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY OCTOBER 15 AT 6:00.

JV GREEN FIELD HOCKEY AT MEMS FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

BBA Students in South Africa

Burr and Burton students are touring South Africa and posting updates to a blog. Click here to read updates on there travels.

LUNCH

FIRST:  9:50

SECOND:  10:20

THIRD:  10:45

 

BOSCOS                                                               $2.00

BREAKFAST SANDWICHES                            $1.75

 

SOUPS:  $1.75

SPINACH MUSHROOM BISQUE

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

 

 

Mon.

                JV Green Boys Soccer Home 4:00 BBA

                JV Green Girls Soccer Home 4:00 REC

                JV Football at Springfield 6:30

Tues.

                JV Gold Boys Soccer Home 4:30 REC

                V. Boys Soccer Home 6:00 Applejack

                JV Gold Girls Soccer at Fair Haven 4:00

                V. Girls Soccer at Fair Haven 6:00

                X-Country at Windsor MVL Championship 3:30

Wed.

                JV Green Boys Soccer Home 4:00 REC

                JV Green Girls Soccer Home 4:00 BBA

                JV Green Field Hockey at Mt. Anthony 4:30

Thurs.

                NO Games scheduled

Fri.

                NO Games Scheduled

Sat.

                V. Football at Poultney 1:00

Daily Announcements

 

 

·         SNOWBOARD TEAM: Students who plan to join the Snowboard team MUST attend one of the Kick off events for Refuse to Use.

• Picture Retakes are scheduled for this Friday, October 12^th.  Please instruct students to show up at the library between 8:00-9:00 tomorrow am.
• Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays  7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room
• Refuse to Use Kickoff events are coming up - Our school kick-off schedule for 9th and 12th grades is  October 16th. event will be held from 6:30-8:30 in the Rowland Center. Make sure you bring a parent/guardian, $25.00 application fee and photo for your pass.
• Any student interested in becoming a Burr and Burton Rotary Club representative should see Mrs. DeLong Graf, Seminary Building room 28, immediately.  Interested students must be willing to speak at Rotary Club meetings about current events at BBA.  If necessary, transportation is provided.
• MOUNTAIN CAMPUS PIONEERS MEETING this Friday October 12,  at 12:40 in Mrs. Mowry’s classroom
• College Visits for the Week of October 9^th

§  Thurs. @ 10:00 University of Colorado – Boulder

§  Thurs. @ 11:00 Art  Institute of Boston @ Lesley University

§  Thurs. @ 11:30  Wells College       

§  Thurs. @ 1:15 Gettysburg     

• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office. Pick one up before October 10^th to save money.
• Students and staff members interested in going on the Medieval Times field trip December 1st should see Julie Freebern to reserve a space. 
• Our friends at Yoplait^® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Lives^® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

 

• The  Bart Center at Bromley Mountain will be hosting the annual Sled Hockey game between the United Spinal Associations New York Rangers and the Vermont Sled Cats.  It will feature two local athletes: Eric Rose and Betsy Hurley. Game time is set for 6:00 on October 20 at Riley Rink.  Sled hockey is a way for those who are physically impaired to play hockey by using a piece of sit down equipment.

This fund raiser is in support of the Bart Center: an adaptive sports organization based at Bromley Mountain, providing sporting opportunities for those with special needs and their families.  It is a non-profit organization that independently raises all the money needed to fund their annual budget. 

Reserve your tickets for either the game or the reception by calling the Riley Rink at 802-362-0150 or the Bart Center at 802-824-5522.  Tickets for the game and the Reception are $15.00 per person.  Come out and support a worthy cause

LUNCH

FIRST:  10:45

SECOND:  11:20

THIRD:  11:55

 

 

RIB SUBS                                                                              $2.00

CHEESE NACHOS                                                              $2.00

QUICHE:                                                                               $1.50

  SAUSAGE & MUSHROOM

   TOMATO CHEDDAR

 

SOUPS:  $1.75

SPINACH MUSHROOM BISQUE

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

 

 

·         SNOWBOARD TEAM: Students who plan to join the Snowboard team MUST attend one of the Kick off events for Refuse to Use.

• Picture Retakes are scheduled for this Friday, October 12^th.  If you would like to schedule a retake you need to see Mrs. Towslee in the main office no later than Wednesday afternoon.  If you have not yet received your packet and you ordered one, please inform the main office of this as well.
• Environmental Leadership meetings Tuesdays  7:20 am.  Dale Spring’s Room
• Refuse to Use Kickoff events are coming up - Our school kick-off schedule for 10th and 11th grades
  is October 10th  and  for 9th and 12th grades is  October 16th. Both events will be held from 6:30-8:30 in the Rowland Center. Make sure you bring a parent/guardian, $25.00 application fee and photo for your pass.
• Any student interested in becoming a Burr and Burton Rotary Club representative should see Mrs. DeLong Graf, Seminary Building room 28, immediately.  Interested students must be willing to speak at Rotary Club meetings about current events at BBA.  If necessary, transportation is provided.
• MOUNTAIN CAMPUS PIONEERS MEETING this Friday October 12,  at 12:40 in Mrs. Mowry’s classroom
• College Visits for the Week of October 9^th

§  Wed.  @ 11:00  Massachusetts College of  the Liberal Arts 

§  Wed. @ 1:30   Barnard College         

§  Thurs. @ 10:00 University of Colorado – Boulder

§  Thurs. @ 11:00 Art  Institute of Boston @ Lesley University

§  Thurs. @ 11:30  Wells College       

§  Thurs. @ 1:15 Gettysburg     

• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office. Pick one up before October 10^th to save money.
• Students and staff members interested in going on the Medieval Times field trip December 1st should see Julie Freebern to reserve a space. 
• Our friends at Yoplait^® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Lives^® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

 

• The  Bart Center at Bromley Mountain will be hosting the annual Sled Hockey game between the United Spinal Associations New York Rangers and the Vermont Sled Cats.  It will feature two local athletes: Eric Rose and Betsy Hurley. Game time is set for 6:00 on October 20 at Riley Rink.  Sled hockey is a way for those who are physically impaired to play hockey by using a piece of sit down equipment.

This fund raiser is in support of the Bart Center: an adaptive sports organization based at Bromley Mountain, providing sporting opportunities for those with special needs and their families.  It is a non-profit organization that independently raises all the money needed to fund their annual budget. 

Reserve your tickets for either the game or the reception by calling the Riley Rink at 802-362-0150 or the Bart Center at 802-824-5522.  Tickets for the game and the Reception are $15.00 per person.  Come out and support a worthy cause.

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  10:45

SECOND:  11:20

THIRD:  11:55

 

BEEF & CHEESE BURRITOS            $2.00

BEAN & CHEESE BURRITOS           $2.00

SOUPS:  $1.75

CORN CHOWDER

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Daily Announcements

• Picture Retakes are scheduled for this Friday, October 12^th.  If you would like to schedule a retake you need to see Mrs. Towslee in the main office no later than Wednesday afternoon.  If you have not yet received your packet and you ordered one, please inform the main office of this as well.
• The ACCESS service learning activity, attending the JV football game after school today, has been cancelled.  The next activity is scheduled for Wednesday the 17^th of October, at Mark Skinner Library.  Thank you
• Refuse to Use Kickoff events are coming up - Our school kick-off schedule for 10th and 11th grades
  is October 10th  and  for 9th and 12th grades is  October 16th. Both events will be held from 6:30-8:30 in the Rowland Center. Make sure you bring a parent/guardian, $25.00 application fee and photo for your pass.
• Any student interested in becoming a Burr and Burton Rotary Club representative should see Mrs. DeLong Graf, Seminary Building room 28, immediately.  Interested students must be willing to speak at Rotary Club meetings about current events at BBA.  If necessary, transportation is provided.
• MOUNTAIN CAMPUS PIONEERS MEETING this Friday October 12,  at 12:40 in Mrs. Mowry’s classroom
• College Visits for the Week of October 9^th

§  Tues. @ 9:00   LeMoyne College

§  Tues. @ 10:00 Roger Williams University

§  Tues. @ 11:45 Hartwick College         

§  Tues.  @ 1:00  Mitchell College

§  Wed.  @ 11:00  Massachusetts College of  the Liberal Arts 

§  Wed. @ 1:30   Barnard College         

§  Thurs. @ 10:00 University of Colorado – Boulder

§  Thurs. @ 11:00 Art  Institute of Boston @ Lesley University

§  Thurs. @ 11:30  Wells College       

§  Thurs. @ 1:15 Gettysburg     

• New Driver’s Ed Class begins Tuesday November 6 and ends December 20.  Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7 pm.  Call Bill or Cindy Herrmann at 375-6863.

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office. Pick one up before October 10^th to save money.
• Students and staff members interested in going on the Medieval Times field trip December 1st should see Julie Freebern to reserve a space. 
• Our friends at Yoplait^® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Lives^® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

 

LUNCH

FIRST LUNCH:  10:45

SECOND LUNCH:  11:20

THIRD LUNCH:  11:55

 

 

 

GOULASH                                                                            $2.00

CHILI      `                                                                               $1.75

SOUPS:  $1.75

CHICKEN GUMBO

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Refuse to Use Information Kick-off Events

Burr and Burton Academy, along with Stratton Mountain Resort, Riley Rink, Viking Nordic Center and The Collaborative are combining efforts to ensure that our teens remain substance free. A season pass to any one of these areas will be given to students who attend a series of prevention workshops and pledge to be substance free.

We need your participation. Students must have a parent/guardian present for a KICK-OFF event. Our school kick-off schedule for 10th and 11th grades is October 10 and for 9th and 12th grades is October 16. Both events will be held from 6:30-8:30 in the Rowland Center. At the Kick-Off event, we will introduce the RTU program and The Collaborative, engage in a few activities, and complete the application process. Be prepared to:

1. Complete Student Season Pass Application

2. Submit $25 application fee, payable to: Stratton Mountain Resort, Riley Rink or Viking Nordic Center.

3. For Stratton applicants only

a. attach a recent photograph of the applicant for ID card
b. complete parent request for $10. family member day passes

Thank you for helping teens Refuse to Use. If you have questions or wish to get involved, call one of our representatives below at 362-1775 or The Collaborative at 824-4200.

RTU Representatives
Michael Caraco ext. 263
Patty Fast ext. 207
Meg Kenny ext. 166
Kevin Morrison ext. 219
Bonnie Niles ext. 215
Brigitte Nicolet ext. 192
Tricia Thorn ext. 146
Peter Zimmer ext. 137

 

 

Mon.

                JV Gold Boys soccer at Fair Haven 4;00

                V. Boys soccer at Fair Haven 6:00

                JV Gold Girls soccer Home 4:00

                V. Girls soccer Home 6:00 Applejack

Tues.

                JV Football Home 4:00

                JV Green Girls soccer Home 4:00 REC

                V. Field Hockey Home 4:00

                JV Gold Field Hockey Home 5:15

                X- Country Home 4:30

Wed.

                JV Gold Girls Soccer Home 4:30

                V. Girls Soccer Home 6:00 Applejack

Thurs.

                JV Green Boys Soccer Home 4:00 BBA

                JV Green Girls Soccer Home 4:00 REC     

                JV Green Field Hockey at Pine Cobble 4:00

Fri.

                JV Green Boys Soccer Home 4:00 REC

                JV Green Girls Soccer Home 4:00 BBA

                JV Gold Girls Soccer at Rutland 4:00 Giorgetti Park

                V. Girls Soccer at Rutland 6:00 High School

                JV Green Field Hockey at MEMS 4:00

Sat.

                JV Gold Boys Soccer Home 4:00 REC

                V. Boys Soccer Home 6:00 Applejack

                JV Gold Field Hockey at Fair Haven 5:00

V. Field Hockey at Fair Haven 7:00

V. Football at Oxbow 1:00

               

Dialy Announcements

 

• Any student interested in becoming a Burr and Burton Rotary Club representative should see Mrs. DeLong Graf, Seminary Building room 28, immediately.  Interested students must be willing to speak at Rotary Club meetings about current events at BBA.  If necessary, transportation is provided.
• The first Student Council meeting will be this Friday morning, October 5^th at 7:15 in Sunny Wright’s room.  All class presidents and vice presidents, along with all elected representatives from student leadership groups, should be in attendance at this very important meeting!  Please speak with Ms. Wright or Ms. Rose if you have any questions.
• The first Calliope Café will be held at the Manchester Country Club Friday October 5^th at 7:00.  All interested performers should see Julie Freebern.
• College Visits this week:

ü  Thurs. 10/4 @ 11:30   Southern Vermont College

ü  Thurs. 10/4 @ 1:00     Nazareth College       

ü  Fri. 10/5 @ 9:00          U of New England  

ü  Fri. 10/5 @ 10:30        Wagner College         

ü  Fri. 10/5 @ 11:30        Plymouth State College

• SAT will be administered at BBA this Saturday, October 6. Be at the cafeteria by 7:30am with pencils and calculators (BBA does not provide calculators!)

• Bromley season pass applications are now available in the main office. Pick one up before October 10^th to save money.

• The first Scholars’ Bowl meeting will be Friday, October 5 in the Library right after school.

• Calliope Cafe will be held this Friday at the Manchester Country Club at 7:00.

Admission is $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students.

• Students and staff members interested in going on the Medieval Times field trip December 1st should see Julie Freebern to reserve a space. 
• Our friends at Yoplait^® are helping with our local fundraising efforts through their Save Lids to Save Lives^® program. From September 1st through December 31st, Pink Yoplait lids collected in our local community will support our VT/NH Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate, and we’re asking for your help. Here’s how:

1.         Start collecting pink lids from Yoplait^® products.

2.         Wash them.

3.         Return them to the pink and white boxes located in the cafeteria, library, and with Mrs. Towslee in the front office of the Seminary building.

4.         We will pick them up and ship them back to Yoplait.

For every lid collected, Yoplait will donate 10¢ to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1.5 million!

This is a simple way for you to help us in our annual fundraising efforts so we can continue to serve the women in our community. For more information and great lid-collecting ideas, please visit www.yoplait.com.
Thank you for your support! Every lid matters. Start collecting yours today!

 

LUNCH

FIRST:  10:45

SECOND:  11:20

THIRD:  11:55

 

CHICKEN & CHEESE QUESEDILLA             $2.00

 

                                                                                                                                                               

SOUPS                                                                                                                                 $1.75

CLAM CHOWDER

CHICKEN NOODLE

 

Lunch Specials

Cajun Style Roast Chicken & Sweet potato Fries     $2.00

Beef Chili                                                                                    2.00

 

 

Soups: Broccoli & Cheddar

Chicken Noodle        $1.75

Photo Albums on the Web

Photo albums on the web have been updated: Bond Fire, Varsity Football vs Winooski, Boys Varsity Soccer vs Fair Haven and Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs Springfield.

LUNCH

FIRST:  11:05

SECOND:  11;55

THIRD:  12:40

 

MAC & CHEESE                                                                                                           $2.00

 

                                                                                                                                                               

SOUPS                                                                                                                                 $1.75

VEGETARIAN VEGGIE

CHICKEN NOODLE