An opportunity to learn about high-demand career path of an Operating Engineer. 2024 Spring Externship Day April 16, 17 or 18.
Bangor took two teams to the MVC Regional Battle of the Books competition in Viroqua. Our teams both placed in the top half of all teams, scoring ninth and first place.
Congratulations to our February Students of the Month:
6th grade: Cooper Kruchten, Gretchen Risch
7th grade: Owyn Huffman, Ryan Lochen
8th grade: Grace Olson, Blake Wenthold
9th grade: Will Reed, Monroe Sebranek
10th grade: Camdyn Lyga, Cameron Wilcox
11th grade: Sandra Lugo-Jimenez, Grace Wenthold
12th grade: Zero Brasic, Halie Lictao
Ms. Nikolai and Mrs. Brokopp's classes enjoyed reading books together today!
RESCHEDULED: 8th and 11th Grade Parents/Guardians: Save the Date!
On Thursday, March 14th, we will be having information sessions to provide resources regarding the transitions to freshman and senior year. Attendance is NOT mandatory so if you are unable to attend, the presentation will be shared out! The time will be 5:30 for current 8th grade parents/guardians and 6:45 for current 11th grade parents/guardians. If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Schulz (hschulz@bangorsd.net).
Please contact Hannah Schulz at hschulz@bangorsd.net or 608-486-5279 for available appointment times!
Lost and found items are ready for pick up at tomorrow's parent/teacher conferences.
Free Teen Car Control Clinic April 27 or 28.
Find information here: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/843/Bangor_School_District/4044737/2024-02_GHS_Teen_Car_Clinic.pdf
Business Management students at Western Technical College are hosting "Suits for Success" events in March! Anyone is welcome to:
1. Donate professional clothing/scrubs/accessories to their one-day Drive-Through event on March 8th, 2024, 9am-4pm.
2. Attend their distribution event on March 20th, 2024, 10am-1pm, and receive free-of-charge professional clothing (*while supplies last) and gain helpful support in current or future career development.
Please see the attached flyer if you have any questions!
Parents of students (class of 2025-2028) interested in traveling to Mexico with the Spanish program in 2025, there is an information meeting Wednesday, February 28th at 6:00PM. The meeting will take place in the High School Library. Please contact Ms.Swanson (kswanson@bangorsd.net) if you have questions, or cannot make the meeting but would like more information.
Getting ready for the elementary art show on display for Thursdays parent/teacher conferences. Come see, 11:00-7:00.
The 7th grade Art class took advantage of the nice weather to create their mosaic chalk drawings on Monday.
There will be a pep rally for our state bound gymnastic Co-op on Wednesday, February 28, at 2:35 pm in the gym.
Bangor Softball apparel is for sale here: https://gppsports.chipply.com/bangorsoftball/ until 3/10/2024.
Congratulations West Salem Co-op Gymnastics on your Sectional championship win! Team heads to state next week. Congratulations to Camdyn Lyga on making it to State on Floor and Vault.
The Bangor B-Club is an organization made up of 9 senior athletes who exceed academic expectations. Over the last few months we have been able to raise $4,000. With the help of our community and sponsors we were able to donate $1,000 to our local cancer organization Sunshine on the Trail, and with the remaining $3,000 we put together care baskets including, toys, gift cards and more to send to families and their children in the Mayo and Gundersen Health Systems in La Crosse. See the story here: https://www.wxow.com/news/bangor-b-club-donates-care-baskets-to-mayo-clinic-health-system/article_8f2fb5d4-d285-11ee-940b-ef3a528a4a8f.html
Track apparel for sale, store closes March 4th. Click the shop now button on the bottom of the page.
https://artwork.bsnteamsports.com/v3/flyer/1121/112186/11218668/0e20a7/11218668-flyer.pdf
Wisconsin Chili Lunch is Thursday.
Physics students gave egg drops another try with different challenges. This time they needed to design a container that was no larger than 4x4x4 inches to protect their egg. Eggs were dropped from increasing heights ranging from 1 meter to 3 meters. We had some unique design ideas with some fun results. Most students protected their egg from a height of 2 m, but 3 m was a bit more difficult.
