BK Alive
Weekly News and Information from Bishop Kelly
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BK Alive is emailed each week on Friday with information for BK Parents. We hope that you will read this important information, as it is our primary method of communication with our families.
If you would like to put an announcement in BK Alive, please email communications@bk.org by noon on Thursdays for the next day's newsletter.
Please check the bottom of this newsletter for a blue link that says "View Entire Message." Last week some important information was "clipped" because we had a lot to tell you!
Full versions of each BK Alive Newsletter can be found
HERE
on the BK website.
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- Monday September 24 - Homecoming Week begins! See the Just In Time section for everything you need to know.
- Wednesday September 26th - Powder Puff Football at BK starting at 6:00 p.m.
- Friday September 28th - Homecoming Football Game vs. Caldwell. Join us at 5:30 p.m. for the Free Family Tailgate before the game!
- Saturday September 29th - Homecoming Dance in the Carley Center at BK from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
- Friday October 5th - Faculty Retreat, NO SCHOOL
- Monday October 8th - BKPA Meeting at 6:00 p.m.
- Wednesday October 17th - 9:15 a.m. All School Mass Honoring Grandparents
- Friday October 19th - School Picture Retakes
- Wednesday October 24th - Sophomore and Junior PSAT, Freshman Retreat (Last names A-K*), Senior Tux and Drape Portraits at BK, Parent & Teacher Conferences 2:00 - 5:30 p.m.
*Freshmen with last names L-Z do not have required attendance at school on this day.
- Thursday October 25th - Freshman Retreat (Last names L-Z), 2:20 Dismissal, Parent & Teacher Conferences 3:30 - 7:30 p.m.
*Freshmen with last names A-K do not have required attendance at school on this day.
- Friday, October 26th - No School
- Wednesday October 31 - Freshman and Sophomore Assembly from 9:15 - 10:15 a.m. with Officer David Gomez from the Meridian Police Department. He will be speaking about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and vaping. Parents are welcome to attend!
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Bishop Kelly is recognizing students a little differently this year than we have in the past. Beginning this week we will be recognizing Knights of the Week!
Faculty and Staff can nominate any student they have witnessed demonstrating the BK Way attributes of Faith, Safe and Caring Place, Academic Excellence, Activities, Honor, Generosity, Community, and Partnership. Bishop Kelly Students can nominate Faculty and Staff who they feel demonstrate these qualities.
Congratulations to this week's Knights of the Week!
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Caitlyn McGarry - Academic Excellence
Caitlyn has a zest for learning that makes her wonderful to interact with in the classroom. Besides working hard each day, she is also engaged and actively seeks to make discussions more meaningful.
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Jerret Bratton - Community
Jerret is friendly with everyone, he always has a smile on his face and brings a positive attitude to our classroom. In short, he is a joy to have as a student.
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Mr. Ben Harris - Academic Excellence, Safe and Caring Place
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--Always has been the best teacher I've had. He cares about you succeeding and getting the material. Always has a great sense of humor and makes his class fun to be in.
--He is very nice and always makes his classroom a happy place. He makes learning easy and fun. He also forms friendships with the students so they aren't afraid to speak up and get help when they need it. He is very nice.
--He has always put so much effort into being a great teacher and making sure his kids get what he is teaching. He has always helped me through work I don't get and taking his own time. Makes his class fun place to learn and everyone I know loves him and his class.
--Mr.Harris is always positive and makes you feel very safe and welcome at BK. He is reassuring and encourages students to do their best.
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Just in Time Information for This Week
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Hello BK Parents,
Next week will be a fun filled week of games and dress up because it is Homecoming!!! Please see the schedule of events below.
Sunday, 9/23
Hall Decorating from 9AM-12PM:
- Seniors – Carnival
- Juniors – Zoo
- Sophomores – Planetarium
- Freshman – Aquarium
Monday, 9/24
Dress up:
America
Day
- Crepe Eating Contest at lunch, sponsored by the French Club
- Mid-Autumn Festival at break sponsored by the Worldwide Club (all are welcome!)
- BuffPuff volleyball tourney at lunch (all week)
Tuesday, 9/25
Dress up:
Aloha Day
- Boy’s Soccer vs. Nampa
- Girl’s Soccer @ Nampa
- Volleyball Tri-match vs. Kuna and Columbia
- Swim vs. Nampa and Meridian @ West Y
Wednesday, 9/26
Dress up:
Camo
Day
- Piñatas at break, sponsored by the Spanish Club
- Powderpuff games: Frosh vs. Soph @ 7PM, Juniors vs. Seniors @ 8PM
Thursday, 9/27
Dress up:
Squad
Day
(Dress
up as
your
favorite
team
/squad
- similar
to
Twin
Day)
- XC @ Gary Ward Invitational
- Girls Soccer vs. Ridgevue
- Boys Soccer @ Ridgevue
- Volleyball vs. Emmett
- Freshman Football vs. Caldwell, JV @ Caldwell
Friday, 9/28
Dress up:
Spirit
Day
(
Freshmen: White
, Sophomores: Black,
Juniors: Gold
, Seniors:
Full
Spirit
Dress
)
- Homecoming Assembly: Buffpuff Finals, Crowning Junior Prince and Princess
- Homecoming football game vs. Caldwell
- Crowning of Senior Royalty at half-time
- Bonfire following the game (pending air quality approval)
Saturday, 9/29
- Homecoming Dance, Carley Center 8PM-11PM
During the Homecoming and Prom season it is always encouraged to reiterate conduct expectations for your child’s safety. Here are some tips from Drug Free Idaho about Prom that can easily be applied to Homecoming as well.
Information from Rob Stevenson - Drug Free Idaho
Dance Night Safety Tips For Parents:
- Know and discuss the school code of conduct before the dance with your child.
- Does the school code of conduct extend to off-site functions that have been approved by the school?
- Know who your child is attending the dance with and discuss the events for pre and post Homecoming parties with other parents.
- Discuss the dangers of drinking and driving.
- Talk with your child about the dangers of club drugs, warning signs and who to notify for assistance.
- Pre-plan and role-play answers that your child can use to get out of uncomfortable situations. (e.g.., offered alcohol, getting a ride from an intoxicated driver, unwanted sexual advances, etc.)
- Discuss guidelines and a curfew. Discuss the consequences of violating these rules.
- Discuss travel plans, use a reputable limousine service that will not allow a person to bring, serve or introduce alcohol into the vehicle.
- Know who is driving to the dance and who will be a passenger. Limit the number of passengers to increase safety and reduce driver distractions.
- Know the location of post dance parties and who is sponsoring them.
- Talk to your teenager about the serious dangers and consequences of underage drinking.
- If your child’s’ plans change, confirm the change with the parents of other children.
- Remind your child that you are there for them, if they need a ride home or to an after dance affair.
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Thank you for your continued support.
Mrs. Cheryl K. Hutchinson
Vice-Principal of Student Affairs
Bishop Kelly High School.
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Confirmation Classes at Bishop Kelly
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St. Mary's, St. Mark's, Holy Apostles, and St. John's will be offering a 5 week Confirmation program to our Bishop Kelly students that belong to their respective parish beginning in the Fall. If you are not affiliated with a parish and wish to participate in this program, St. Mary's will allow your student to participate in their program, if the proper paperwork is in order.
*Start dates will vary for each parish. Once the information is gathered, an email will be sent regarding the dates and times for classes.
*All classes will be held at BK during the "zero" hour or during the lunch hour.
Please fill out
THIS FORM
by
October 10th
, 2018 to sign up for this program:
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Educational and Service Learning Travel Opportunities
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Mr. Crump's 75th D-Day Anniversary Tour
Are you interested in touring Europe over Spring Break? Join Mr. Crump and Mr. Grant on a tour of Europe next March. Amsterdam, Dunkirk, Omaha Beach, St. Malo, Mount St. Michel, and London.
Reserve your spot now! Contact Mr. Crump for more info.
lcrump@bk.org
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Peru Spanish Immersion Trip
Attention Freshman and Sophomore parents and students!!
The BK Spanish faculty are taking a group of students to Perú during
spring break 2020
. If you want to hear more about this fantastic, once in a lifetime trip, please come to this informational meeting:
Wednesday, September 26 at 7:00 p.m. in Mr. Perea’s room, #113
RSVP to the meeting by emailing Mr. Perea, or If you cannot make it, but you are still interested, please e-mail me
mperea@bk.org
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Service in Belize, Central America:
May 31-June 8, 2019
BK Parents and Students,
I'd like to share our service program in Belize with you: May 31-June 8, 2019. Juniors may complete service hours as a part of this program. If interested, we would like to invite you to attend an informational meeting to share trip details.
Tuesday, October 9th
5:30 p.m. at Boise State's Downtown Location
301 S. Capitol Blvd
Parking is available in the garage on the corner of Front & 9th. We'll keep our meeting under an hour for convenient and free parking.
If you are unable to attend the meeting, but are interested in learning more, please email me and feel free to call with any questions in the meantime! Thank you!
Best,
Kelli Soll
Director, Global Service Partnerships
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If you would like a re-take for your student, please
SIGN UP ON THIS FORM
. He or she will need to bring the original picture packet to turn in to Parker Portraits on October 19th.
If you have any questions or problems with your order, please direct those to Parker Portraits at 208-345-0807
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Senior Tux and Drape Photos
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All seniors are asked to submit a tux/drape photo to BK for the yearbook. You may have this taken by an outside photographer of your choice, or use Parker Portraits who will be at BK on Wednesday, October 24th.
If you are using your own photographer, please make sure he or she follows the required specifications,
which can be found by clicking here
. You will need to email the photo to Mrs. Bainbridge at dbainbridge@bk.org. Photos should be submitted in color.
If you would like to sign up to have your student take his or her photo through Parker Portraits at BK, please fill out
THIS FORM
. This is a free service, and you are not obligated to purchase the photo. Parker Portraits will deliver a proof sheet to your student and you can choose a pose for the yearbook. If you don't like either photo, feel free to have your photo taken by an outside photographer.
Please note that this is not a regular school day, so your son/daughter will be scheduled a time slot to come in for his/her photo. Time slots will be assigned on a first-come-first-served basis. Photos are scheduled for 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
All Tux/Drape photos must be submitted by November 30th!
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Teton Science School is a life-changing outdoor educational experience that takes place Presidents Day weekend in the Teton Mountains of Jackson, Wyoming. Students get the chance to engage all of their abilities and interests as they explore the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Spaces are limited. Contact Mr. Horras at
chorras@bk.org
if you are interested.
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News From the BK Activities Department
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Working Together to GROW as Champions
As a Catholic community achieving excellence in learning, service and life, our interscholastic activities program is an integral part of the total education and growth experience at Bishop Kelly High School. Activities are designed to affirm and promote the Catholic values as stated in
Our Vision for the Bishop Kelly Graduate
and engage student-athletes fully in spirit, mind, and body.
As the school year and activities seasons begin, it is with great anticipation Bishop Kelly activities looks to further our
“Excellence with Class”
initiative launched in 2016. A program whereby student-athletes, coaches, and parents are called upon to work together in a true spirit of sportsmanship to assist in creating an environment in which those Catholic values can be revealed, tested, and proven relevant both to participants and the entire school community.
The positive, enthusiastic support and involvement of parents in the lives of our student-athletes is one of the reasons why the Bishop Kelly activities program is so effective. Parental behavior and language towards officials, coaches, athletes, and other fans must be exemplary at all times, with every season seen as an opportunity for parents to teach their children how to emotionally handle the successes and setbacks inherently part of all sports competition. Parents, administration, and coaches share the goal of seeing students gain growth and satisfaction through their participation in Bishop Kelly activities.
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At the beginning of a new sports year, we want to remind sport parents to be involved in a positive and constructive way in your child's sports. All of our children can become champions in sport and in life. We, as sport parents, can be CHAMPIONS as well in our attitude and approach to youth sports.
This year can have a positive (or negative) impact on your child's development. Remember what you say and do - during the game, in the car on the way to and from the game, to the coach, to referees, at home - affects how your child takes in the experience of his/her team. Youth sports are about physical skill growth, character development and learning the value of teamwork. Parents, coaches and administrators should work together to be on the same page for the benefit of the athletes. Remember everyone has distinct roles in the sport environment: Coaches are there to give instruction, build motivation and teach virtue to every child on the team. Parents should love and encourage their children to have fun on the playing field and to model respectful behavior (to coaches, teammates, opponents and officials). Officials hold an essential role as keepers of the integrity of the game.
2018-19 Champion Parent Focus: Be Positive this Sport Season
Parents, remember the GROW approach for the season:
- Encourage your child to set achievable GOALS for the season and a concrete plan to reach those goals. Goals can be set in three categories: PHYSICAL (X's and O's), MENTAL (Effort, Attitude, Attention) and MORAL (Sportsmanship)
- Build positive RELATIONSHIPS with your child's coach, the other team parents, opponents and officials
- Allow your child OWNERSHIP over his/her play. Sports are for the kids, not the adults
- Keep WINNING in the proper perspective. It is exhilarating to win, but when it becomes the only goal in sport, our focus is much too narrow
- Communicate positively with your child and his or her coach so you all have the same goals in mind for the season
- Cheer positively from the sidelines for the whole team, not just your child
- Thank God with your child for the opportunity to be on a team and play sports
So, as we kick off the 2018-19 school year, top priority again will be centered on striving to win the Idaho High School Activities Association "School of Excellence Award”, whereby schools earn points based on their varsity teams' achievements in the classroom, at the competitive venue, and in the area of citizenship/sportsmanship. The school in each classification with the best overall program is honored with a special award at the end of the year. The three major areas of high school activities -
academics, athletics/activities, and sportsmanship/citizenship
- are weighted equally. After winning the award for 2016-17, Bishop Kelly was a very proud recipient of this prestigious award again for the 2017-18 school year.
Following these simple guidelines can help to make this a great year for you, your child and your sports community. Bishop Kelly High School is 100% committed to our “Excellence with Class” initiative and champion parent focus in hope to create something our school is very proud of. We will not rest on our accomplishments, but will rather build on them in our journey to be the best we can be and set new standards for our wonderful school. No effort will be spared to ensure that participation in Bishop Kelly activities continues to be a fantastic experience for all student-athletes, coaches, parents and entire Bishop Kelly community.
You can be a Champion Sport Parent TODAY!
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Our wishes for a terrific 2018-19 sporting year!
Tom Shanahan
Activities Director
Bishop Kelly High School
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Mr. Shanahan's Activities Round-Up for September 17 - 22
GIRLS SOCCER
Sept 17 varsity beat Vallivue 9-0
Sept 17 JV beat Vallivue 6-0
Sept 20 varsity beat Middleton 6-1
Sept 20 JV beat Middleton 8-0
BOYS SOCCER
Sept 18 varsity beat Kuna 4-1
Sept 18 JV beat Kuna 4-3
Sept 20 varsity lost to Middleton 0-2
Sept 20 JV lost to Middleton 0-4
CROSS COUNTRY
On Sept 22 our running Knights will race at the hugely popular Bob Firman XC Invitational @ Eagle Island State Park. 4,295 athletes representing 136 high schools and 61 middle schools from 9 states, including Alaska will contest this great event.
Freshman girls get the program under way at 8.45am, followed by the boys @ 9.25am. Next up is Division 1 varsity boys @ 10.30am, Elite girls go off @ 11.20am, followed by elite boys @ 11.50am. Next up are Division 1 varsity girls @ 12.50pm, followed by JV boys @ 2pm and closing the racing day schedule are JV girls @ 3.10pm. GO KNIGHTS!!!
VOLLEYBALL
Sept 18
Varsity v Middleton
17-25, 21-25, 16-25
JV vs. Middleton
23-25, 23-25
Soph vs. Middleton
15-25, 23-25
Varsity leaves Friday Sept 21 for Tourney in Bonneville, Good luck lady Knights!!!
FOOTBALL
September 20 Freshman lost to Middleton 6-20
September 20 JV beat Middleton 19-0
Sept 21 Varsity @ Middleton 7pm
SWIMMING
Swimmers were off this week and will resume competition 9/22 at Gem State Invitational at the Nampa Rec Center beginning at 9:15am
Cheer
Cheer is off to a successful season!
- Welcoming the first male cheer in many years at BK - Braden Robinson
- The team just completed another fun filled mini cheer clinic last week!
- We have some incredibly exciting news ... we hope to be able to share soon! Stay tuned!
BAND
The BK Marching Band has several competitions upcoming:
- Saturday, October 6 at Kuna High School
- Monday, October 22 from 6-10 p.m. at Parma High School
- Saturday October 27th, District III Marching Band Championship at BSU
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Co-Ed Volleyball Intramural League
BK has started a co-ed intramural volleball program for students. No tryouts, no signups, no cost! Just for fun. Let your student know and print this UPDATED flier for more info.
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BK Men's Lacrosse
There will be 3 Fall Lacrosse training sessions:
Saturday-October 6th 9-11 AM
Friday October 19th 4-6 PM
Friday Nov 2nd 4-6 PM
Individual sessions will include but not be limited to: Dynamic stick work, proper footwork technique, shooting techniques, face off instruction, and defensive approaches. Team concepts will include team defense, team offense, man down/man up situations, transitional offense and defense, team ground ball play, slide communication, and off-ball movement emphasis. Conditioning and agility work will be incorporated.
Cost is $10 per player per session. Please bring a check made out to Bishop Kelly to the session. Scholarships are available. To register, please send an email to
bishopkellylax@gmail.com
with your name, grade, phone number, email, position and US Lacrosse Membership number.
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Order Your Yearbook Through October 12th
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Now is the time to order your yearbook at the lowest price possible of $68.00.
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From the Nurse's Office - Flu Vaccines
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Dear parents,
Flu season is approaching. In cooperation with the State Vaccines for Children Program, I will have the 2018 injectable flu vaccine available for the students of Bishop Kelly.
CLICK HERE for the vaccine Information Sheet and Consent Form.
Please read through the material and fill out the consent form COMPLETELY, if you want your student to receive the vaccine.
There is no cost for this service.
If you have any questions, please contact me at BK.
MaryLou Cunningham, RN, NBCSN, MHS
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As of 2018, you can now use funds to pay for K-12 tuition!
What is a “529 Plan”?
Named for Section 529 of the U.S. tax code, a 529 Plan is a tax-advantaged investment plan operated by a state to encourage saving for education expenses. As there is risk when investing in a 529 account, we encourage you to talk to a financial advisor.
What are the qualifying education expenses?
Following the passage of 2017’s Tax Cut and Jobs Act, funds in a 529 plan may not only be used for college expenses at a qualifying college, but they now also may be used for up to $10,000 in tuition only at a K-12 private or religious school per year per student.
If you have not done so, we encourage you to review the details of the Ideal Idaho 529 Plan. There may be some great benefits for your family. Check out their website for more details:
https://www.idsaves.org
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New All-Girl Scout Troop for ages 11-17 at the Cathedral of the Rockies
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All girls ages 11 to 17 who want outdoor adventure and a chance to earn the Eagle Scout rank are invited to attend a BSA Troop 100 Open House at 7 p.m. on Oct. 1 at Cathedral of the Rockies, 717 N. 11th St., Boise.
BSA Troop 100 has been at the Cathedral since 1914. We enjoy:
* Adventure and friendship
* Backpacking trips in Idaho, Utah, New Mexico and California
* Rafting on the Salmon River
* Canoeing
The new all-girl troop will partner closely with the boys' troop to maximize life changing adventures...the fun begins Feb. 1, 2019!
For more information, please contact
boisetroop100@gmail.com
. We look forward to seeing you at our open house on Oct. 1!
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The Treasure Valley's Facebook Famous SRO, Officer David Gomez will be talking with Freshmen and Sophomores at BK on October 31st!
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Officer Gomez is the SRO at Mountain View High School and a member of the Meridian Police Force. He will be speaking to our students about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and vaping.
All parents are welcome to attend!
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Select College Visits to the Boise Area
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Bishop Kelly Students are invited to attend a Panel Discussion & College Fair
Monday, September 24
from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Boise High School
This is a free public event. Registration begins at 6:00 p.m., panel begins at 6:30 p.m. Students can
register online in advance
or when they arrive at Boise High.
These schools will also be at Bishop Kelly on Tuesday, September 25 at 11am for a visit with interested juniors and seniors. Please sign up on the College Visit Google form, or email Mrs. Crum (mcrum@bk.org)
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Exploring College Options with Georgetown, Harvard, Duke, Penn, Stanford Universities.
Sunday, September 30
at 7pm at the Hilton Garden Inn, Boise Spectrum
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Exploring Educational Excellence. Join Brown, Chicago, Columbia, Cornell and Rice for an information session for prospective students and their families at the Grove.
Wednesday, October 17th
7:00 p.m. at the Boise Center on the Grove
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Bishop Kelly Theater Arts Presents Our Town
Thursday - Saturday, October 1, 2 & 3 at 7 pm
Sunday, October 4 at 2 pm
Mark your calendar and plan to see our talented performing arts students in the great American classic play, Our Town.
"Beautiful and remarkable one of the sagest, warmest and most deeply human scripts to have come out of our theatre. A spiritual experience." - New York Post.
$6.00 and $5.00 for under age 6 and over age 65.
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The Idaho Catholic Women's Conference
Saturday, October 13, 2018
Saint Mark's Parish
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St. Marks Oktoberfest 5k Run Run!
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Saturday, September 29, 2018
9:00 a.m. at Bishop Kelly
$10 Registration benefits the St. Mark's School Tuition Assistance Fund.
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Wanted: Winner's Choice Gala Auction Items
Thank you to everyone who has donated an auction item, Golden Ticket, volunteered, or already RSVP'd to the gala on November 10.
"Hollywood Knights" is going to be a great evening for BK! If you are still thinking about donating an auction item, we would be thrilled...new and different auction items keep the event dynamic and fun for the guests....please let us know ASAP so we can correctly inventory and plan. Your generosity is greatly appreciated, and you are what makes this evening such a success for BK.
Contact Rita Franklin at
rfranklin@bk.org
for more information or to provide an item.
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Service Hours Opportunities
COMING UP SOON:
September 21-22 – St. Paul’s Fall Fair
Volunteers are needed for set-up, working in booths, and cleanup
September 22 – St. Joe’s Carnival and Food Truck Party
Volunteers are needed for set-up, working in the game booths, and cleanup
LOOKING AHEAD:
October 13 – The Junior League of Boise’s Touch a Truck
BSU Stadium Parking Lot
Help is needed from 8:00-12:30 or 12:30-4:00 with setup, directing kid traffic, and cleanup.
November 7 – Light of Hope Auction
This is Faces of Hope’s fundraiser. Help is needed for prep leading up to the event, and at the auction on the 7th.
November 19-26 – St. Alphonsus’ Festival of Trees
Must sign up to volunteer by November 3rd
ONGOING:
St. Marks needs help with their sound system during Sunday liturgies
This is an on-going volunteer opportunity for someone interested in the electronics involved with sound systems.
See Mrs. Colleran in room 412 for more information.
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How to Check Your Student's Grades on Schoolmaster
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Go to
www.bk.org
and scroll to the very bottom of the page. Select the "Schoolmaster" icon which will take you to the Family Link Portal.
Login with your Parent access:
Username:
firstname.lastname (this is the name of the parent used at registration)
Password:
bkknight5 (if you are a returning parent, use the password you used previously.)
New Parents - you will be prompted to create a unique password at your first login.
Returning Parents - use the Forgot Password option if you need to reset your password.
Once you are logged in, all grades are under "Current Progress" and "Report"
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Our website at
www.bk.org
is a wealth of information for parents and students alike!
Much of the information that parents and students need regularly can be found in three areas:
- Under the Student Life header on the BK.org home page
- In the Parents and Current Students Tabs located in the middle of the BK.org home page
- Logins for BK email accounts, Schoolmaster, and Schoology can be found at the bottom of every page on BK.org
Check out some of the cool tools that are just a few clicks away:
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Important Attendance Procedures for Parents
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We realize that not everyone will accomplish perfect attendance. Please be sure to review our attendance procedures in those cases when you child will be absent from school.
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- Front Office: 375-6010
- Attendance Office: 377-9928
- Fax: 375-3626
- Business Office Manager: 947-1209
- BK Development Office: 947-1325
- BK Foundation Office: 323-4789
To add, remove, or change your email address, or to remove your name from our regular mailing lists, please contact Chrissy at
cbeckner@bk.org
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Bishop Kelly High School | (208) 375-6010 | www.bk.org
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