SCHOOL NEWS
Retired school personnel barbecue event on Nov. 11
Get ready to enjoy some of the best barbecue in Montague County, served up by your favorite retired teachers and school friends.
Montague County Retired School Personnel are set to treat you to their annual barbecue extravaganza to raise funds for the annual aspiring school teacher scholarships.
You are invited to enjoy a meal from 5 to 7 p.m. on Nov. 11 at the Bowie Junior High School Cafeteria.
Last year’s success allowed assistance to three county graduates to launch college careers in education. Because of your generosity, Lexi Hutson, Bowie High School; Joslin Wadlow, Nocona High School; and and Kaitlyn Forrester, Forestburg High School each received a $1,500 scholarship.
Thank you for supporting the dreams of your former teachers who have always understood that we must encourage outstanding teachers to engage the children of Texas in learning.
About 100 of your retired educators are on the loose with a pocket full of tickets. Get yours from one near you. Tickets also are available at the door at $10 for a plate. The menu will include beef brisket and sausage with all the trimmings, plus cobbler and tea.
Take-outs are welcomed. A bake sale featuring homemade goodies, a prize drawing in which you select items of and a silent auction.
Bowie Junior High Principal Jeneanne Fleming said she is proud of her student participants and coaches as they won the District 7AAA University Interscholastic League Academic Zone Meet by approximately 200 points on Dec. 6.
Henrietta and Jacksboro were the other two schools competing.
Fleming explained students committed to practicing before and/or after school, and they attended the meet on a day they didn’t have school.
Read all the results in the mid-week Bowie News.
Trustees of the Bowie Independent School District will meet at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 16 for the final session of 2024.
An executive session is set for the board to receive the intruder audit report. Superintendent Blake Enlow said the Texas School Safety Center recently conducted an audit at one or more of the campuses.
The audit tests whether a campuses is accessible to an unauthorized individual and is part of the state’s school safety directives to help districts identify ways to improve safety. Enlow said the report had one finding and corrective actions have already been implemented.
In action items, Assistant Superintendent Lee Ann Farris will provide information on possible action related to the BISD school library collection development per House Bill 900 and the gifted and talented policy and procedures. The student transfer list also will be presented along with an update on the SAFE grant
Bowie Elementary School students have a busy holiday season with its popular Christmas musical program on Dec. 12 and a visit from Santa Claus on Dec. 18.
The first and second graders will perform for parents and the community on Dec. 12 in the high school gym. The first grade opens the evening at 5:30 p.m. followed by the second grade at 6 p.m.
Students will be wearing festival colorful Christmas outfits complete with Santa hats. This evening is always jam packed with family and friends to enjoy the holiday music.
Santa Claus has scheduled a stop at the school to meet students on Dec. 18 in the library for photos and a quick visit. The 18th also is Polar Express Day where students are invited to wear PJs reminiscent of the popular holiday movie.
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