Please refer to the infographic below to access the updated safety guidelines going into effect at Buljan Middle School on Tuesday, September 7, 2021. These guidelines will result in less modified quarantines and, therefore, more students learning in classrooms. Thank you for teaming up with your community middle school to keep our kids in the classroom.
Buljan's Wellness Program invites you to take our Parent Needs Survey. In order to best serve Buljan students and families, it is helpful to gather your feedback to best serve our unique environment. Your time and participation in the survey is extremely valuable and appreciated.
Thank you,
Buljan Wellness Team
SOS Suicide Prevention Classroom Lessons: Parent Letter
Buljan is hosting Lighthouse Counseling’s anxiety and depression management group on campus starting in October. The group is open to any Buljan student and consists of 6 sessions that take place on Mondays from 8:15 - 9:05 am, starting October 4th. See the flyer for more information!
This year, RCSD continues to receive numerous bus transportation applications. To best define the routes, any student who wants to sign up for bus transportation needs to apply by Wednesday, September 8, 2021. Applications received after this date will be only be processed when space on routes becomes available. Please fill out the RCSD Bus Transportation Application and return it to your child’s school site.
This year, RCSD continues to receive numerous bus transportation applications. To best define the routes, any student who wants to sign up for bus transportation needs to apply by Wednesday, September 8, 2021. Applications received after this date will be only be processed when space on routes becomes available. Please fill out the RCSD Bus Transportation Application and return it to your child’s school site.
Our drama class shares a Friday Announcement video.
Buljan Athletics
Cross Country, Flag Football and Volleyball have competed in their first games/meets.
This year we do not have transportation (buses) for our athletes for away games.
SO this will be our process...
Student-Athletes will be released at 2:50pm to walk to the front quad area by the office. They will wait behind the gate till they are individually released once signed out by their parent/guardian.
Student safety is a top priority for us.
We need parents/guardians to park their car, come into the office to show ID, and sign their child out. Students will only be released to a contact on their emergency contact. If you need to update your child's emergency contacts please do so in the front office before the event.
8th graders do not need to be released early since they do not start their game till after the 7th grade game is over. They should easily be able to make it over to the school by 4pm to cheer on the 7th graders.
Today we had WEB A PALOOZA! That means 6th graders got out of class early and go to have fun and play games with their WEB leaders and WEB group. Here are some pictures from it.
California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress English, Math, and Science Parent and Guardian Notification Letter Dear Parent/Guardian: There are many ways to measure your child’s learning. Your child’s teacher uses report card grades, classroom work, teacher observations, and end-of-year statewide test results to get a complete picture of your child’s learning. Each year, students participate in the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP). Your child will take the following tests, depending on their grade level or instructional program: Smarter Balanced Summative Assessments for English Language Arts and Math, required tests in grades 3–8 California Science Test (CAST), a required test in grades 5 and 8 Pursuant to California Education Code Section 60615, parents/guardians may annually submit to the school a written request to excuse their child from any or all of the CAASPP assessments. This exemption does not exis...
Hello Bulldog Families, This week we are going to practice our lockdown drill on Friday during 1st period. A lockdown is called when there is a threat or hazard inside the school campus. The language used is “lockdown, locks, lights, out of sight.” The action requires ensuring doors are locked, moving students and staff out of the line of sight from windows, turning off all lights, and remaining quiet. We practice drills to help build muscle memory in the event of a true emergency, and we practice in order for our school to identify gaps and areas of improvement. For more information about our safety procedures, please check out the safety information on our district website. Please reach out if you have any questions. Important Reminder: Policy on Student Sales Activities at Buljan Middle School I am writing to remind all of our school's policy regarding the sale of items and exchange of money on campus by our students. Our goal is to maintain a focused and disruptio...
Happy September Bulldog Families, With high temperatures this week, here are some things we're doing at Buljan to address the heat wave. When temperatures are above 100 degrees PE classes will be inside completing nutrition lessons. During both lunches we will have cooling stations, classes will be open as well as other inside option will be shared with students - the library, movie in the multi and more. With high temperatures, we will encourage students that are outside to drink water and get breaks in the shade. Please remind your child to bring a reusable water bottle and dress appropriately for the heat. When the temperature is 100 degrees at the time of any activity that is outside (PE and Lunch), we will bring students inside. We will be monitoring this closely. Last week we had our first house rallies. Students played games and practiced their house chants. The green house won our hula hoop challenge! Green House YELLOW HOUSE CHEER Our first PTC meeting of the school ye...
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