This year alone, Emily crafted about 1,500 bracelets, contributing an impressive $850 to the Student Lunch Balance Fund.
Stratford Elementary’s 5th-grade students are taking on the role of news anchors, producers, and editors through its Stratford Starcast Classroom Grant
Blue Nation Staff Success enabled Bennington music teachers to bring fresh ideas and inspiration to their classrooms after attending the AOSA National Conference.
Classroom Grant enables BMS students to create their first large-scale public art display inspired by artist Dale Chihuly.
Classroom Grant enables immersive learning in weather, science, agriculture, construction and entrepreneurship.
Project/One-Time Funding grant connects Bennington Elementary 5th graders' science unit with immersive astronomy experience.
Stratford Elementary 1st Graders diving into hands-on activities that fuel curiosity and critical thinking.
Classroom Grant offers families unique opportunities to experience school activities, fostering greater inclusion.
Classroom Grant enhanced Anchor Pointe Pre-school recess time, creating a more stimulating and developmentally appropriate environment for young learners.
Classroom Grant enabled Anchor Pointe’s 1st-grade phonics lessons to thrive with engaging, interactive tools.
Classroom Grant program enabled a week-long, inquiry-based lab, further developing students understanding of content.
Project/One-time Funding program enabled Stratford Elementary to acquired adaptive instruments, effectively creating an inclusive and accessible music education environment for ALL of its students.
Through the Project/One-Time Funding program, Heritage PTO was able to expand their Outdoor Classroom space making it more functional for hands-on-learning.
These young researchers used funds to print and purchase materials needed to display their final projects at a competitive level that set them up for success.
Pine Creek Elementary Grades 2-5 students now have access to a supplemental math program that offers . . .
Anchor Pointe Media Specialist Brenna Barney sought out a way for students to get excited about reading while enjoying the outdoors.
Congratulations to Mrs. Samantha Handy and Mrs. Deirdre Dewald!
20+ anonymous community members and several groups for graciously supported 18 families this year with . . .
Congratulations to Mrs Sarah Reinoehl, Mrs Darci Fischer and Ms Marina Richter.
Congratulations to Mrs. Heather Chaney, Mr. Zackary Hoffman, and Francisco Dominguez.
BHS Teacher and Coach Brandon Mimick utilized the Teacher Professional Development program to attend a highly sought-after clinic . . .
382 third graders were gifted with their own dictionary, vocabulary book and manipulative tool plus . . .
1st Grade students at Anchor Pointe recently had a white coat ceremony to start their review of their latest lessons . . .
The Foundation is pleased to partner with the District in several new ways this year to help bring District employees together and recognize them for their hard work. One such way is through the new 'Shine Your Light' award.
BMS Art Teacher Amy Blanchard sought to expand personalized educational opportunities for ...
The Bennington Public Schools Foundation is pleased to announce Blake Thompson as ...
Stemming off previous District success, Health Teacher Michaela Puck sought to ...
Bennington South Middle School 7th & 8th graders now have access to the latest ...
High Ability Learning students of all ages now have access to immersive building ...
Over $141,000 through 121 scholarships were awarded to 76 students from Bennington ...
I’m really excited to serve on the BPS Foundation Board. I am looking forward ...
Beginner readers at Anchor Pointe now have innovative texts enabling them to ...
Role on the board: Bennington Public School Board Liaison What do you love most ...
Bennington Middle School students now have art tools to introduce them to ...
Anchor Pointe Preschool has a new tool that enables sensory-seeking students to ...
Seeing how high school students’ learning flourished from BHS’s outdoor garden . . .
Inspired by other schools in Omaha, Pine Creek Elementary Media Specialist Denise Klaus sought out a new and innovative way to encourage students reading.
