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BCS 2022-2023 Calendar
Good morning, The 2022-2023 BCS calendar has been added to our website! Have a great weekend! Emily
Friday, Nov 19 2021
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Mother's Cupboard Drive Thru Thanksgiving Dinner Nov...
See flyer for details! Happy Thanksgiving!
Tuesday, Nov 16 2021
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Free CRC Medical Courses
The CRC can help you start your medical career today! Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) classes begin August 24th. Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) classes begin September 14th. *Free to those who qualify. Call 812-988-5880 to register.
Thursday, Aug 05 2021
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SCHOOL IS BACK IN SESSION!!! - See you tomorrow!
Families, It was absolutely amazing to see all of your faces last night. Our family is growing and it was fun to see new connections already being made. We are now at 260 students!!! We are excited for an amazing 2021-2022 school year!! We can not wait to see all of those smiling faces tomorrow morning. We want to see everyone smiling (even if you have to wait at the traffic light :)). We are not used to lights and traffic, but I ask for your patience as our number one priority is the safety. Instead of being frustrated about those few extra minutes in the car tomorrow morning, let a first day of school conversation with your child, soak up those minutes. We are excited, we are ready, we just need kids! Here is a little video talking about the construction and our morning procedures: https://youtu.be/sKGYMyYAKXM Much love to you all, Gavin Steele Principal
Wednesday, Aug 04 2021
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BCS Covid Information
Good evening! Please see the attached COVID-19 handout for Brown County Schools. Policies will be revisited as new data is reviewed by local, state and federal health recommendations. If you have any questions, concerns, and ideas, please reach out to me! Thank you, Emily Tracy Superintendent, Brown County Schools etracy@browncountyschools.com (812) 988-6601
Tuesday, Aug 03 2021
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BETA Summer Programming!
The following message is from our friends at BETA: BETA programs this summer for Brown County students grades 6th through 12th #1 BETA is offering a program on Wednesday afternoons from 3-5pm at the 4-H building in collaboration with the Brown County 4-H. Katie Finney, the 4-H Youth Development Extension Educator, will lead this course. This is a seven-week course that guides participants through the service learning cycle. Teens will plan, implement, evaluate and celebrate a service learning project. Dates are June 2, 16, 23, 30, July 7,14, 21. There is no charge for this course. Contact BETA to register at BETATeen2011@gmail.com or 440 864 2345. On June 23rd there will be an all-day workshop (9am-3pm) which is part of the Indiana 4-H Road Show "Community Change Starts with Me" hosted at the Brown County Fairgrounds. There is no charge for this event if you register through BETA. There are limited spaces available and BETA will be filling them on a first come, first served basis. On July 28. BETA volunteers will be assisting the Extension Homemakers in the Exhibit Building from 6-10pm each night of fair week. Contact BETA to be added to the volunteer list. #2 BETA will be programming on Tuesdays at the old Parks and Rec office at Deer Run Park from noon until 6pm during the summer starting the first week of June and running until school starts in August. There will be music lessons (both keyboard and drums) from 3-5pm. Other programming will vary. Email BETA at BETATeen2011@gmail.com for details or to sign up, or if you have questions. #3 BETA field trips this summer; here is our proposed field trip schedule (all trips are on Thursdays): June 17th--roller skating in Bloomington; leave at noon, back at 5pm July 1st--Marengo Cave; leave at 10am, back at 5pm July 15th--hiking, rock hunting and picnicking at Yellowwood State Forest: leave at noon, back at 5pm July 29th--Holiday World; leave at 8am, back at 8pm These field trips are free to all students in Brown County in 6th through 12th grade. However space is limited. To sign up please contact BETA at BETATeen2011@gmail.com . #4 Guitar lessons led by Nathan Dillon at the Common Grounds Coffee Shop every Tuesday from 3-4pm starting June 15th. Space is limited. Classes are free but please contact BETA at BETATeen2011@gmail.com to reserve a spot. Permission slips are required for all BETA summer activities.
Tuesday, May 25 2021
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2021-2022 Athletes - PLEASE READ!!
Brown County High School and Junior High Athletic Department 235 Schoolhouse Lane Nashville, IN 47448 812-988-6606 Mark Bruner - Athletic Director We are very excited to announce that the Brown County Schools Athletic Department has partnered with FinalForms, an online forms and data management service. FinalForms allows you to complete and sign athletic participation forms for your students. The most exciting news is that FinalForms saves data from season-to-season and year-to-year, meaning that you will never need to enter the same information twice! FinalForms also pre-populates information wherever possible, for each of your students, saving you time. You may review your data at any time to verify it is current. You will be required to sign your forms once per year and after any update. Click on the Parent Playbook (attached) to get started in FinalForms. If you require any support during the process, scroll to the page bottom and click “Use Support”. We are asking that ALL parents of athletes use FinalForms. Please register at: https://browncounty-in.finalforms.com/ and follow the prompts to create your account, create your students and sign your forms. Thank you for your assistance in streamlining our paperwork processes at Brown County Schools. Mark Bruner Athletic Director
Friday, May 21 2021
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Positive Covid-19 Case at BCIS: 5/20/21
Good morning, We received notification today, 5/20/21, that a student at Brown County Intermediate School tested positive for Covid-19. Close contacts were identified and all families of close contacts have been notified. All schools will be on the Green Level of the plan on Friday, May 21. As always, please be vigilant in monitoring your child for symptoms of Covid-19 before they attend school. If your child is symptomatic, please keep your child at home and call the school to receive further instructions. Sincerely, Dr. Laura Hammack, Superintendent Mrs. Holly Gordon, Corporation Nurse
Thursday, May 20 2021