BESSEMER ELEMENTARY: Principal Bell Glenn Wishing You a Happy New Year

BESSEMER ELEMENTARY: Principal Bell Glenn Wishing You a Happy New Year
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Bessemer Elementary issued the following announcement on Dec. 31. 

Good evening this is Principal Bell Glenn wishing you a Happy New Year to all and we hope each of you have had a pleasant winter break. 

Special thanks to all that participated on Thursday, December 16th we will be holding our IPG/Title I Night. Parents, please support our pack by attending and stopping at each station to receive information beneficial to you and your student. 

We are almost to the point that we will be allowed to bring parents back in the building, but we still want to connect with you. Let you know what’s going on at the Bobcats Den and we will show you that we are here to support the pack! 

Parents, attendance is extremely important to your child’s success.  Please make sure your students are at school every day.  Don’t let your students be late to school.  They are missing valuable instruction that could affect their overall growth this year.  Please make sure your students are at school before 7:25am.  They need to be signed in to the computer with their OneCard before 7:25. After 7:25, they are considered tardy.  Drop off begins at 7:00am. We will be choosing random parents that make it in before 7:25 a.m. to give them a gift card daily. Let it be you! 

Our afternoon car rider line is getting faster every day.  Pick up begins at 2:10 and ends at 2:30. Please be sure your child is picked up by 2:30 pm.  This has been a recurring concern and we want to assure our students are safe.  All students should be picked up before 2:30.

We return to school Monday, January 3, 2022 bright and early. We look forward to seeing our Bobcat eyes bright and early! Please make sure your Bobcat has their One Card!

This is Our Pack, Our Pride and we will… #PTP, Protect the Pack!

 Original source can be found here.

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Source: Bessemer Elementary



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