Hello Bair Middle School Parents and Guardians,

This is Dr. Givens writing to inform you that this morning, our security team safely confiscated a Class B weapon that was found in the possession of one of our students. The weapon was secured without incident.  I want to assure you this situation did not involve any threats toward our school, students, or staff. The student will face appropriate school disciplinary measures.

School safety is everyone’s responsibility. Parents are encouraged to remind your child(ren) about the severe consequences of bringing weapons or other banned items onto school campuses, and if you see something, to say something.

🎯🌟 Join the Ultimate Bair Camp C.A.M.O. Adventure! 🌟🎯

Dear Bair Middle Parents,

Get ready for an exciting learning experience! 🚀 Each week at Camp C.A.M.O. (Conquering Academics, Mastering Opportunities), your child will sharpen their skills to ace the F.A.S.T. Math & ELA, Algebra EOC, and Civics EOC through interactive challenges, problem-solving, and test-taking strategies! Students received the form today during lunch and are also attached to an email that is being sent out as well.

📅 Camp Schedule: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📌 Registration Deadline: April 3, 2025

We are so proud of the hard work your child has already put into preparing for these assessments! To continue their success, we invite them to this fun, engaging, and academically enriching camp experience.

✅ Secure your spot! Complete the form (selecting two options) and return it to the front office or email it to Ms. Willis at Sarah.willis@browardschools.com by April 3rd.

For any questions, contact Ms. Willis, Math Coach, at (754) 322-2900.

Let’s gear up for success—Camp C.A.M.O. awaits! 🎒📖💡

Best,
Bair Middle School Team

Dear Bair Middle School Parents and Guardians,

Bair Middle School receives Title 1 federal funds aimed at helping all students achieve high academic standards. To better serve our students and families, we kindly ask you to complete the Title 1 Parent and Family Engagement Survey.

Your feedback is invaluable in helping us improve communication and enhance parent involvement activities at our school.

Please take a moment to share your thoughts by clicking the link below:

CLICK HERE - Complete the Survey

Thank you for partnering with us to create the best possible learning environment for your child.

Dear Broward County Public Schools students, parents and families!

We hope you are ready to finish the 2024/25 school year strong!

The School Board of Broward County remains proud to be an “A” Rated School District and is continuing its efforts to elevate student learning by fostering a distraction-free environment. As part of this commitment, we’d like to remind everyone about the Wireless Device Policy introduced at the beginning of this school year:

Disconnect to Reconnect

• All wireless communication devices, including cell phones, laptops, headphones, smartwatches, and other wireless devices, must be powered off or in airplane mode during the school day, including passing periods and lunchtime.
• Devices may only be used when specifically directed by a school employee for instructional purposes.

For more information and answers to frequently asked questions, please visit browardschools.com/wirelessdevices.

Thank you, students, parents, and families, for supporting this initiative to help students focus and thrive in their learning environment.

Let’s make this second half of the school year a success!

This is a reminder that students are not permitted to be dropped off inside the gate before 8:40 AM. No supervision is available before this time, and students are not allowed on campus.
Additionally, please ensure that students are picked up no later than 4:00 PM, as supervision ends at that time. Students are released at 3:45 PM.

Thank you for being so cooperative in helping us maintain a safe and orderly environment for all students.

We are very pleased with the preparation your students have already completed for the Florida Assessment of Student Learning (FAST) Algebra EOC, Civics EOC, Pre-Algebra, and ELA/Reading 6-8. To further support their success, we are inviting students to attend L.I.F.T. sessions, designed to help them prepare for the Florida Assessment of Student Thinking in EOCs. It is not too late to register.  Please see below for details:

Sessions: 4:00-5:00 PM

Drop-Off Locations: Ms. Willis in the front office or Ms. Lendick’s box on her door

Requirement: Students must have a signed form on file to attend and a ride home.

This is a reminder that i-Ready weekly lessons for Language Arts and Math have resumed and are due weekly.

Each student is expected to complete 2 lessons per week in both Math and Reading/Language Arts and spend a minimum of 45 minutes on i-Ready Math and 45 minutes on i-Ready Reading/Language Arts. These lessons are specifically assigned based on existing learning gaps and are designed to help reinforce key skills. Completing these lessons will also help prepare students for the upcoming FAST Testing.

Students will receive a weekly grade based on both the number of lessons completed and the time spent on i-Ready. Please support your child by ensuring they stay on track and complete all assignments by Sunday at noon each week.

Thank you for your continued support in helping our students succeed!

We would like to remind you of the iReady weekly requirements for Math and Reading/Language Arts, which began November 18, 2024.

Each student is expected to complete 2 lessons per week in both subjects and spend a minimum of 45 minutes on iReady Math and 45 minutes on iReady Reading/Language Arts. These lessons are designed to reinforce key skills and help close any existing learning gaps.

Students will receive a weekly grade based on both the number of lessons completed and the time spent on iReady. We encourage you to support your child in staying on track and completing all assignments by Sunday at noon each week.

Your involvement is essential in helping your child meet grade-level standards, which will be tested at the end of the year. Consistent practice with iReady will make a significant difference in reinforcing learning and preparing for these assessments.

From March 4-20, 2025, all students in grades 4 -12 will have an opportunity to participate in the Life Skills and Wellness Student Survey by Rethink Ed. The purpose is to prepare our students for the 21st-century workplace by identifying life and employability skills that are supportive both academically and beyond the classroom. Parents have the opportunity to opt their child out of this 45-question/15-minute survey, by completing an electronic opt-out submission or printing and returning the form from February 11-18, 2025.

This form has a link for Spanish, Portuguese, and Haitian Creole languages

https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=y7Ws7nBTWEOpaqN4PJXUIml0hO1FmoZNsB87wm9_7BZUQUJENUNQS1lBTUxJNDVURTY1TzVaQjFMMy4u&route=shorturl

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