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Finding Our Stride at BMU
Finding Our Stride at BMU
Summer Learning Fun!
Summer Learning Fun!
Senior Spotlight: Ryan Edson
Senior Spotlight: Ryan Edson
BMUs Boston Adventure
BMU’s Boston Adventure
Elementary Students Rock the School
Elementary Students Rock the School
BUCKS TAKE THE VICTORY!!! A View from the Cheap Seats
BUCKS TAKE THE VICTORY!!! A View from the Cheap Seats
Music Review - How To Save A Life
Music Review – “How To Save A Life”
Lunch Clipart Lunch Menu – Pencil And In Color Lunch Clipart Lunch with School Lunch Menu Clipart - Printables and Charts
Episode #2: On the Street
Episode 1: On the Street
Episode 1: On the Street
Finding Our Stride at BMU
Finding Our Stride at BMU
The Bucks Felicity Sulham drives a 2-2 offering over the fence in center field during the 5th inning Saturday. Sulhams homerun made it 7-2 BMU. The Bucks would go on to win by a score of 9-2.
BMU Softball Wins Again. Winning Streak at Nine Games.
Volleyball at Blue Mountain
Volleyball at Blue Mountain
Varsity Softball on a Winning Streak
Varsity Softball on a Winning Streak
Bucks Overcome Blue Devils in Varsity Baseball
Bucks Overcome Blue Devils in Varsity Baseball
BMUs Boston Adventure
BMU’s Boston Adventure
Elementary Students Rock the School
Elementary Students Rock the School
The trees are budding at BMU, showing that spring is here.
Trees are Budding in VT
On Wednesday, May 4th, Jennifer DeBoiss Biology class worked on a natural selection simulation.
Biology Class Researches Natural Selection
Elementary students fill the school with the sounds of spring as they practice for their first concert since Covid.
Elementary Students Practice for their May 11 Spring Concert
The trees are budding at BMU, showing that spring is here.
Trees are Budding in VT
On Wednesday, May 4th, Jennifer DeBoiss Biology class worked on a natural selection simulation.
Biology Class Researches Natural Selection
Elementary students fill the school with the sounds of spring as they practice for their first concert since Covid.
Elementary Students Practice for their May 11 Spring Concert
The school nurse asks students to be careful, because tick season is here.  There are different kinds of ticks: one of them is a dog tick, which is brown, with different patterns, and it does carry some diseases. Another kind of tick is the deer tick, which carries Lyme Disease that transmits as a bacteria. If a deer tick stays on your body for more than 24 hours, then you should call your doctor to be tested, but make sure you bring the tick with  you. When you have a tick, the best way to remove it is with a piece of tape.  Wrap the tick in the tape. Be sure to watch for any rash or inflammation.
Tick Season is Here!
High school students Evan Dennis and Ricky Fennimore gather a strutting Tom decoy and look out over the field after passing up on a few Jakes at 15 yards.
Students Going for Strutters
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
In Ms.DeBois Biology class, students are making food chains and food webs for specific ecosystems. Sophomore Michael Scruton says, Its by far my favorite project this school year.
Humans in Buck Territory: Producers and Consumers
Brady Johnson is a kindergartner who is watching a video on number blocks. He is not sure what he will be doing over February vacation.
Humans in Buck Territory: Brady Johnson
Three second graders were having a blast on the snow bank on Thursday, February 10, after last weeks snow storm.  When asked if they were having fun, they enthusiastically replied, Yes!
Humans in Buck Territory: Ivy McGuire, Faolan Beaton, and Abel Faucette

Bucks News Network

Bucks News Network

Mrs. Davie’s Final Chapter

Tanner Winchester and Bianca May
April 22, 2022
The book that received the most votes at Blue Mountain for the Red Clover Award is The Barnabus Project, by the Fan Brothers. Students in grades kindergarten through four read a list of ten picture books and voted for their favorite. This is part of a statewide award program. Details about the librarys celebration of The Barnabas Project will be forthcoming, but are guaranteed to include snacks, art, and fun!

Red Clover Book Contest Has a Winner!

BNN Staff
April 15, 2022
New Librarian at BMU

New Librarian at BMU

Reese Sanborn and Cooper Mardin
April 11, 2022
Blue Mountain Library Events

Blue Mountain Library Events

Bianca May, BNN Reporter
October 26, 2021
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