Window: August 31 until September 17

Forms will be located in the front office on pink paper starting on August 31. A signature must be obtained by the student, teacher whose class they're dropping, and a parent.

Our counseling team is excited to welcome students who are new to our campus! New students will be invited to participate in three brief group sessions designed to help them feel connected and comfortable in their new school community. Our first two sessions will include fun get-to-know-you activities and an opportunity for students to ask questions and share how their transition is going. We’ll wrap up with our last session—a casual Cookie Social. We look forward to helping our newest students feel at home!

Way to go Hounds! Our 7th grade B team and our 8th grade A team got big wins yesterday vs Voss. 8th A won their game 32-8 and 7th grade B team won their game 6-0. 7th grade A fell in a close game by a score of 14-6 and 8th grade B team fell 30-0. Our Hounds take the field again next Tuesday vs Medina Valley. 7th Grade will be home with the B game starting at 5pm. Go Hounds!

Great job Lady Hounds! The BMSN Lady Hounds completed another program sweep as all four teams got victories on Thursday evening. 7A and 7B where on the road and both came away with 2-0 wins. 8A and 8B continued their winning ways with 2-0 wins as well. 7A and 7B improve to 2-1 on the season and 8A and 8B teams remain undefeated. Way to go ladies! Our Hounds will take the court again on September 17th against South!

Great day for the Hounds! 7th grade boys were led by Connor Kincaid who came in 8th. 7th girls were led by Lauralyn Moehrig, Madeline McCurley, Mary McCurley and Emma Guirola who finished 3rd, 5th, 6th and 10th. 8th girls were led by Alexa Rawlings and Annie Carriker who finished 1st and 7th. 8th boys were led by Gavin Gomez who came in 1st, Oliver Graham in 4th, and Bohdan Schanno in 7th! North had 7 boys in the Top 20! Way to go Hounds!

7B- 4th overall

7G- 1st overall

8G- 3rd overall

8B- 1st overall

As we get further into the school year, we tend to see more sore throats, coughs, and other illnesses making their way through our campuses. While many sore throats are caused by viruses, strep throat can look a little different and may require a visit to a healthcare provider for testing and treatment. Knowing what symptoms to watch for, when a student should stay home, and when to seek medical care can help us keep our students feeling their best and reduce the spread of illness at school. Check out the quick Sore Throat & Strep Throat Guide below.

If you have a student interested in a Creative Writing Club or Chess Club, please have them come by the library to sign up and pick up a permission form.

Please visit with your student about what they are reading and continue to nurture their love of reading for fun!