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A group of middle school runners taking off behind the soccer field at the Ron Brown Athletic Field, BMU on October 1, 2024. The runners (left to right) are from Kingdom East, BMU, Barre City Elementary, Barre Town, and Webster Christian Academy.
BMU Cross Country Breaks One Year Hiatus
Newly organized inventory in the Bucks Boutique Wednesday October 9, 2024
New Spin on the Bucks Boutique
Middle School Teacher Returns
Middle School Teacher Returns
New Theater Teacher at BMU
New Theater Teacher at BMU
BMU Welcomes New Teacher
BMU Welcomes New Teacher
Abi Bachie, BMU 4th grade student, works on her one-point perspective piece in art class. One point perspective is drawing something that looks like it gets smaller as it moves farther away, on October 2, 2024 in Wells River, Vermont.
BMU Student is On Point
Blue Mountain freshman Abigail Mitchell teaches second grader Mya Tinkham how to cup stack in P.E. on Thursday, October 3, 2024.
Second Graders Cup Stack in P.E.
Blue Mountain Union School sophomore, Paxton Hosmer, reaches for the phone to broadcast the morning announcements on Friday, October 4, 2024 in Wells River, Vermont. This is his first year broadcasting for the school after the previous announcer graduated.
BMU’s New Announcer for Morning News
BMU juniors Lily Morgan (Left) and Lily Roy (Right) are getting ready for the Groton Fall Foliage Parade on October 4, 2024. Each class is tasked with decorating a float for the parade which takes place in Groton on Saturday, October 5, 2024.
BMU Students Gear Up For the Parade
High school sophomores Izzy Florentine (Left), Tori Florentine (Middle) and Colby Daily (Right), watching sophomore Hunter Fisher light a cotton swab dipped in lithium and strontium on fire to emit a red flame, on October 2, in Mrs. Adam's high school chemistry classroom. The students are looking at the color different elements produce when heated in a flame.
Chemistry Playing With Fire
A group of middle school runners taking off behind the soccer field at the Ron Brown Athletic Field, BMU on October 1, 2024. The runners (left to right) are from Kingdom East, BMU, Barre City Elementary, Barre Town, and Webster Christian Academy.
BMU Cross Country Breaks One Year Hiatus
Kason Blood (Left), Brody Kingsbury (Middle) and Coach Will Kingsbury (Right) proudly display their catches in the 2024 VPA Tournament on October 5 2024. 20.1 pounds places them 4th amongst 19 varsity boats.
A Last Cast: Kason Blood’s Final Tournament as a Buck
Woodsville junior Makayla Walker watches as BMU sophomore Addison Murray passes the ball up field on Saturday, September 14th at the Gerry Piper Athletic Field.
Bucks Start Season 0-4 After Loss to the Engineers
Blue Mountain freshman Harley Vance advances the ball up the field on Saturday, September 14, 2024 on the Ron Brown Athletic Field.
The Engineers Defeat the Bucks
On Friday, June 7th, Jacob Roberts delivers a pitch on the Jerry Piper Athletic Field in the first inning to Stratton Mountain. The Bucks would go on to win 22-2.
Blue Mountain Tops Stratton Mountain
Plants waiting to be sold inside the greenhouse at BMU on June 3rd.
Blue Mountain Brings Life to Communal Garden
A robot piloted by Jamal Saibou moves objects around the classroom, on May 23, 2024 at Blue Mountain Union School.
Blue Mountain Robotics Class Finally Drives Robots
The Show Goes On
The Show Goes On
BMU Studio Art student Bella Craige is seen here with first grader Jaxson Carle on Friday, May 17, 2024 holding the art project they have been working on recently. The Studio Art class took on the project to recreate the monster drawings of first grade students.
Art Class Brings First Grade Dreams to Life
7-12 Art Showcase
7-12 Art Showcase
Jerry Allen is holding up his state record bass caught in Ticklenaked Pond on June 11th. Allen claims to have caught this fish on a hotdog.
BMU Mental Health Day
New Year's Resolutions
New Year’s Resolutions
BMU kindergartners enjoy the warm weather at recess. April 11th, 2023.
Kindergartners Enjoy the Nice Weather
Thomas Gardner in 5th grade says, "My favorite part of this class is working with others and helping them do their work."
Humans in Buck Territory: Thomas Gardner
Mrs. Nancy Perkins is a regular presence at BMU . She serves as a score keeper for basketball games and as a substitute teacher. Mrs. Perkins said, "I really enjoy being a substitute, and I really enjoy being around the students."
Humans In Buck Territory: Nancy Perkins
Your Vote is Your Voice
Your Vote is Your Voice
Kaylee Hillesland Op Ed: Child Poverty
Kaylee Hillesland Op Ed: Child Poverty
Abigail Emerson Op-Ed: College
Abigail Emerson Op-Ed: College
Tom Huang Op-Ed: Food Prices
Tom Huang Op-Ed: Food Prices
Kaydence McKean Op-Ed: Type 1 Diabetes
Kaydence McKean Op-Ed: Type 1 Diabetes

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