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Jessica Roy Enters Buck Territory
Jessica Roy Enters Buck Territory
BMU Welcomes new P.E. Teacher Heather Engle
BMU Welcomes new P.E. Teacher Heather Engle
New ELL Teacher Sarah Flynn
New ELL Teacher Sarah Flynn
BMU Welcomes Julia Tosino
BMU Welcomes Julia Tosino
BMU Welcomes Sara Jacobs
BMU Welcomes Sara Jacobs
BMU kindergartener Isaac Boutin plays Spaghetti in P.E class on September 23rd, 2022.
Kindergarten P.E class at Blue Mountain
A group of BMU high school students visit Saint Michaels College to see the 2022 College Fair on Tuesday, September 20th.
Saint Michaels College Fair
Fall is officially here and the colors are starting to appear at Blue Mountain Union School. September 23rd, 2022.
Fall Colors Now Starting to Show at BMU
Dawntae Gelseichter and C.J. Fisher are getting ready to serve customers at BMUs Steaming Bucks Coffee. While Steaming Bucks started late last year, they have recently expanded to serve high school students on September 20th of 2022.
Steaming Buck’s Coffee
The pumpkins are out at the Home Acres Farm in Ryegate, and the crew is getting the trucks ready for the corn harvest. September 21st, 2022
Beautiful Fall Day at the Home Acres Farm
Bradford Elementarys Youth Soccer team defeats Blue Mountains 5/6 Co-Ed team on Wednesday September 21st, 2022. The final score was 4-0.
BMU’s 5/6 Soccer loses to Bradford Elementary
Two large dump trucks spill out new material on the BMU Baseball field.
BMU Baseball and Softball Fields get a Makeover
Blue Mountain Bucks celebrate their semi-final win over the Rivendell Raptors. The Bucks will play for the Div. 4 championship on Friday night.
Bucks Shut Out Raptors in Div. 4 Semi-Final
BMU head coach Scott Blood has a mound meeting in the DIV 4 Quarterfinal against the Richford Falcons
Bucks Blow by Falcons in Quarterfinal
Blue Mountain 3rd basemen Jordan Alley (right) congratulates Karli Blood after an outstanding play at shortstop.
Bucks Fall to Rockets in Quarterfinal Contest
Cast And Blast Podcast
Cast And Blast Podcast
Pitch By Pitch
Pitch By Pitch
Rocking Out at the Spring Music Showcase
Rocking Out at the Spring Music Showcase
BMUs Boston Adventure
BMU’s Boston Adventure
Elementary Students Rock the School
Elementary Students Rock the School
The Vermont Congressional Art Competition offers a chance for students to express their art in any form, as long as it is two dimensional. The art pieces must be submitted by April 17, 2022, and the winners will be announced on May 5, 2022.  Every students piece has copyright status as soon as the artwork is submitted, so no one can steal their creative vision. According to artist Haley Wyman, The painting represents high school dress codes. People cant learn to control themselves, so we force people to cover up instead. 
2022 Vermont Congressional Art Competition
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!
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
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
Senior Mariana Esposito is shown displaying her piece of artwork.
Humans in Buck Territory – Mariana Esposito

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A group of BMU high school students visit Saint Michaels College to see the 2022 College Fair on Tuesday, September 20th.

Saint Michaels College Fair

Karli Blood, Staff
September 23, 2022
Senior Spotlight: Alexandra Wilson

Senior Spotlight: Alexandra Wilson

Lilly Hand, BNN Reporter
June 6, 2022
Summer Learning Fun!

Summer Learning Fun!

Lilly Hand, BNN Reporter
May 24, 2022
BMU Robots Kick it in Gear

BMU Robots Kick it in Gear

Mathew White and Cooper Ingerson
May 10, 2022
Robin Martineau and Sarah King are pictured in front of their 3rd grade classroom on Friday, April 15, 2022. Next school year, theyll be moving to new classrooms in order to teach 5th grade. Ms. Martineau says, We feel like were going home, because when we started teaching together as a team, we started in those exact same classrooms.

Teachers Move From 3rd to 5th

Haley Wyman, Arts & Culture editor
April 15, 2022
Blue Mountain Student Council members hosted a book fair from April 11th-April 15th. The book fair gives all the students and staff at BMU the opportunity to buy their favorite books, along with many gadgets to play with. Student Council member Kolby Nelson says, Student Council runs the book fair, and by sitting at the registers we get community service hours, and we work to help the kids find their books and what they are looking for.

Book Fair at Blue Mountain

Andrew Locke, BNN Reporter
April 15, 2022
BMU Freshmen Learn the Art of Global Compromise

BMU Freshmen Learn the Art of Global Compromise

Andrew Locke, BNN Reporter
April 15, 2022
Senior Spotlight: Emma Gray

Senior Spotlight: Emma Gray

Maggie Emerson, Editor in Chief
March 9, 2022
Transferable Skills

Transferable Skills

Cooper Ingerson
January 21, 2022
On Friday, November 19th, BMUs Forensics team went to Colchester, Vermont for their first tournament of the year. Jacob Faucette (far left) won first place under the Impromptu category. The next Forensics meet is again in Colchester on December 4th. From left to right: Jacob Faucette, Lizzy Woods, Izzy Hand, and Oliver Despins. Not in the photo is Nancy Kane, Coach.

First Forensics Tournament at Colchester, Vermont

Oliver Despins, BNN Reporter
November 23, 2021
The BMU staff all recently received t-shirts that say BMU Staff has G.R.I.T.: Great Resilience In Teaching. Staff is encouraged to wear these shirts every Friday for school spirit.

BMU Staff has “GRIT”!

Bianca May, BNN Reporter
November 5, 2021
Humans in Buck Territory: Kim Goody

Humans in Buck Territory: Kim Goody

Bianca May, BNN Reporter
November 5, 2021
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