What's Going on at the Green This Week?

Posted Date: 10/06/24 (2:00 PM)

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What's Going on at the Green This Week?

October 7, 2024

Barack Jacket

Here is what's going on at the green:

Today and tomorrow are the last days to contribute to the Field Trip Fundraiser.

Donate: Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a significant difference.

Spread the Word: Share our fundraiser with friends, family, and community members who would like to support our students.

The fundraiser will end on Monday, October 7th. To access the fundraiser, click the link below:

https://www.customink.com/fundraising/bogcs-student-field-trip-fund?utm_campaign=desktop-post-launch-v3&utm_content=bogcs-student-field-trip-fund&utm_medium=social&utm_source=copy-link

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Testing

The class of 2025 will be taking the NJGPA from October 7th through October 11th, during B blocks (9:13 AM - 10:13 AM) testing will take place on the 1st floor. It's important for all students to be well rested and on time.

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Important Reminders

Middle School students please hand in your field trip permissions forms.

Students, make sure your chrome book is charged and ready each and every day.

Formal uniform is to be worn Monday-Thursday. Please remember no open toed or open back shoes. If there is any legitimate reason you cannot be in uniform, please inform Mrs. Lippe, Mrs. Richardson or Dean Billups before you come in to school.

Any High Schoolers who wish to attend Fright Night at Six Flags should hand in their money and permission slips; space is filling up quickly.

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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage

I hope you are all enjoying the Hispanic Heritage Challege Games. Many students and staff are learning and playing simultaneously. Continue to participate, the rewards of the challenge are forthcoming.

Hispanic Fun Fact:

The Aztecs of ancient Mexico developed one of the most sophisticated agricultural systems in history, including chinampas, floating gardens that increased their food production to feed the massive city of Tenochtitlan.

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