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BMS Science Olympiad team takes GOLD!!!! |
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Special congratulations to the BMS science olympiad winners!
From Science Program Director, Teresa Green: "I'm so proud of the work LTanya Patton did with the team this year. To have students win any medal the first year at the state competition is incredible- & on top of that they got the GOLD. Fantastic!!!"
BMS students Ashley Buchanan and Sahil Patel won 1st place GOLD medals for the event, Simple Machines.
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| Bammel's newest Shining Star! |
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Ms Kimberly Chapman, Girls' PE teacher and coach, just returned this week from running the Boston Marathon, finishing the 26+ mile run in a personal best time of 3 hours and 33 minutes.
Ms Chapman qualified for the 112-year old race by completing the Houston Marathon in 3 hours and 38 minutes. Improving her time by 5 minutes, Ms. Chapman has qualified to compete again next year in Boston.
Congratulations to Bammel's latest SHINING STAR!
Note: See the Current News page for more information about Ms Chapman's Houston Marathon run.
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| More Shining Stars! |
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Two BMS students have been accepted for the Houston PREP 2008 Academy. Priya Patel and Hilda Sebesta have been chosen by University of Houston Downtown campus to participate in Houston Prep, an intensive mathematics-based pre-college enrichment program for high ability middle and high school students! Congratulations to 7th graders, Priya Patel and Hilda Sebesta!
For more information about Houston PREP Academy, click here.
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Student recognized for Duke Talent Search |
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Brian Bautista, 7th grader, was recognized for his success on the Science and Math ACT tests, competing with college bound junior and senior students. Brian is rated among the highest students in Texas through the Duke University Talent Identification Program.
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A Patriot Leader! |
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Antonio Mendez was accepted and attended the People to People World Leadership Forum in Washington, DC April 14-20 to earn high school credit while studying leadership and exploring some of the United States' most prominent monuments and institutions. Mendez was nominated and accepted for the honor based on outstanding scholastic merit, civic involvement and leadership potential.
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Congratulations! |
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Brandi Ransom, BMS 6th grader, has been selected to participate in the University of Texas' Careers in Engineering for Women(CEW) summer program for 2008.
Brandi will be one of only 40 6th and 7th graders from TX selected for this 5 day program at University of TX at Austin.
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Regional Science Olympiad Winners March 1, 2008 |
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Five Spring ISD middle schools participated in Regional Science Olympiad on Saturday, March 1 at Blinn College in Bryan, TX. Bammel Middle School students brought home 3 medals:
First place event medal: Naked Egg Drop
Second place event medal: Disease Detectives
Fourth place event medal: Anatomy
Individual student names for the event medals will be posted shortly.
We are so proud of all our Science Olympiad students and coaches. Their hard work represents Bammel so well!
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Home of the Patriot Star Polishers!
The visual representation for our motto is the shooting star. The image of a star links us to the past as our earliest ancestors used the stars to guide their journeys. The star image links us to the future as we commit ourselves to the exploration of this final frontier. When we look at the stars, we are reminded to dream large for ours is a universe of opportunity. When we look at the stars, we associate these heavenly bodies with high academic achievement for mathematicians, physicists, and astronomers used the stars to chart new worlds. When we look at the stars, we learn to appreciate the beauty that they are, and the beauty that they have inspired in language, in art, and in culture. The stars are our guide, our motivation, and our inspiration. We, the Patriots, will reach for them! In doing so we will stretch ourselves physically, intellectually, and spiritually.
Dr. Cassandra L. Barker-Carr
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