2 hour delay 2/28/24
There is NO SCHOOL on Monday, February 19, 2024, for the Bessemer Area School District in observance of President's Day.
Today, February 16, 2024, is an early dismissal day for the Bessemer Area School District. School dismisses at 11:17 AM with busses running their normal routes. There is also NO SCHOOL on Monday, February 19, 2024 in observance of President’s Day.
Tomorrow, February 16, 2024, is an early dismissal day for the Bessemer Area School District. School dismisses at 11:17 AM with busses running their normal routes.
We're Hiring! We're looking for one full-time day shift custodian/bus driver. Fill out a general application from the link below + email it to Kassi Huotari at khuotari@bessemer.k12.mi.us or drop it off at the AD Johnston High School in Bessemer, MI 🎉
Job posting: https://5il.co/2elqr
General Employment App: https://5il.co/23hwe
This week's sport match-ups 🏀 🏐
Here is the March Lunch Menu.
This week's sporting events 🏐🏀
Just a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, February 2, 2024 is an early dismissal day for the Bessemer Area School District. Students are dismissed at 11:17 a.m. and buses will run their normal routes.
We are looking for any BAS alumni or former staff who would like to play with our Pep Band on Thursday, February 29, 2024. If you are interested, please contact Mr. Kepich at: jkepich@bessemer.k12.mi.us.
This is always a fun event, so please join us!!
Mrs. Thull's class learned about dinosaurs in music with Mrs. Kepich. They sang, used Boomwhackers, and marched around the room to Laurie Berkner's "We Are the Dinosaurs!"
IMPORTANT CALENDAR CHANGE
Here is the February Lunch Menu.
This week's high school basketball match ups + junior high volleyball games 🏀🏐
There will be a 2 hour delay for Bessemer Area Schools tomorrow, Tuesday, January 16, 2024.
This week's basketball match ups 🏀
We will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 15, 2024 due to very cold wind chills.
Please share with anyone who might be interested.
Ashley Dennis, 4H coordinator, did an activity with both 2nd grade classes. Students made a boat with aluminum foil then tested the boats in water. They added pennies to see how much they could add before the boat sunk.
Penny quantities ranged from 4 to 121. Students then discussed why some held more than others. What a great experiment!
This week's basketball match ups 🏀
