Our first regular season Varsity football game is tomorrow night! It's going to be a black-out on our side of the stands, so everyone wear black to cheer on our Chickasaws! See you tomorrow at 7 for kickoff!
Poor attendance can influence whether children read proficiently by the end of third grade or be held back. Read more here: http://www.attendanceworks.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Attendance-in-the-Early-Grades.pdf
The Blytheville Lady Chickasaws (0-3) on Aug. 28 were denied by Jonesboro Westside 6-25, 12-25, 6-25 in their AAAA/AAA home opener at the Auxiliary Gym. The “B” Lady Chickasaws (0-3) were beaten by Westside 8-25, and the ninth grade Junior Lady Chickasaws (0-3) lost 3-25, 5-25.
Absenteeism in the first month of school can predict poor attendance throughout the school year. Half the students who miss 2-4 days in September go on to miss nearly a month of school. #attendancematters
The Blytheville junior varsity Chickasaws defeated Greene County Tech 16-7 on Aug. 27 at Haley Field.
The Blytheville High School ninth grade Junior Lady Chickasaws (0-2) were defeated at Pocahontas 6-25, 11-25 on Aug. 27 in AAAA/AAA Conference play, and the “B” Junior Lady Chickasaws (0-2) lost 9-25. The Blytheville Middle School seventh-graders (0-2) also lost 15-25, 16-18.
The Blytheville Lady Chickasaws volleyball team (0-2) on Aug. 27 was defeated at Pocahontas 8-25, 9-25, 7-25 in AAAA/AAA Conference activity, and the junior varsity Lady Chickasaws (0-2) absorbed a 2-25 setback to the “B” Lady Redskins.
Due to HVAC issues at our admin building, the Title I Report to the public and tonight's school board meeting will be moved to the South Cafeteria at BHS at 5:00 and 6:00, respectively.
The Blytheville High School ninth grade Junior Chickasaws edged Jonesboro Annie Camp 8-6 in a preseason jamboree to benefit the Arkansas Activities Association catastrophic injury insurance. The 8th grade Junior Chickasaws also won 6-0.
The Blytheville ninth grade Lady Chickasaws absorbed 4-25, 2-25 losses Aug. 23 in their AAAA/AAA-East volleyball encounter at Brookland. The Blytheville Middle School eighth grade Junior Lady Chickasaws lost 6-25, and the seventh grade Junior Lady Chickasaws fell 9-25, 5-15.
The Blytheville Lady Chickasaws on Aug. 23 lost their AAAA/AAA-East volleyball opener at Brookland 11-25, 8-25, 4-25. The ‘B’ Lady Chickasaws also fell 4-25 in their first game of the season.
A week ago our Community Development Coordinator reached out asking for hygiene items to be donated for our kids, and within just a few days we have heard from so many of you! Thank you to Me & My Sister for being a donation site and Houseworth Hotels Inc for donating such a large amount of items! Our community is the absolute best. If you would like to donate items, contact Allison Turner at aturner@blythevilleschools.net
Exciting news today!! At BHS today we served 178 students at second chance breakfast!! #grabandgo #secondchancebreakfast
This evening from 4:15-5:30 a professional development opportunity on Strong Start will be held in the Curriculum Room at admin.
This PD is a great opportunity for you if....
1. You are struggling with management issues off the bat.
2. If you feel like the start of class is disorganized and messy.
3. If you just simply feel as though your pacing and timing is off.
4. You are spending a lot of time at the start of class addressing misbehavior that is stemming from a lack of a strong system and routine.
The objectives of the session are the following:
1) Analyze the techniques champion teachers use to start their lessons productively and positively.
2) Use planning and practice to improve our ability to get our lessons off to a Strong Start.
A Strong Start maximizes the time between the moment students walk through the door and when the main lesson begins, building engagement in meaningful work and positive, productive student habits.
Please RSVP by emailing Casey DeFord if you will be in attendance. Hope to see you there!
Due to power outages, we will not have school today, August 17. Stay safe and dry!
The Blytheville Chickasaws beat up on Mountain Home 50-7 on Aug. 16 at Haley Field in a jamboree benefit game for the Arkansas Activities Association.
Girls Reaching All Concepts of Excellence (GRACE) is now accepting applications for NEW and RETURNING mentors. GRACE is a mentoring and youth development program offered to girls from grades 9-12 at Blytheville High School. Our mission is to empower young ladies to become the best versions of themselves by equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary for success. For those who are unfamiliar with the mentoring process, a mentorship is a time during which a mentor assists and guides a mentee towards the achievement of her goals.
Throughout the school year, our mentees and mentors will meet in small groups twice per week for 30 minutes during lunch, and large group meetings will be held for 45 minutes once per month on Connections days. Participants of the program will also engage in enrichment activities outside of regular meeting times.
If you are interested in becoming a mentor, the deadline to apply is Friday, August 24th. You may access the online application at www.gracementorship.org/mentorship-application. Orientation will be held Tuesday, September 4th at 6 PM in the BHS Library.
Students! Now that school is back in full swing, many of you will have to start writing papers over summer reading or brand new projects. Check out https://www.wordhippo.com/ for help when you can't think of the word you're looking for!
What better way to start your first year of school than a group hug with Coach Pitts?! #kindergarteniscool
A great crowd at First Things First this morning!! We can’t wait to see our Freshmen and Sophomores this afternoon!
