Saturday, May 3, 2014

POWERDRIVE WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

The Bancroft-Rosalie Standard car won the Powerdrive State Championship and the Advanced car placed third.
Drivers for the Standard car were Carsten Tietz and Easton Weborg.
The advanced car drivers were Derek Ahlers and Morgan Smith.
Congratulations Coach Hilsinger on his first State Championship and to the entire B-R Powerdrive team for the performance today.
That brings the total of BR Powerdrive state championships to 10.

Friday, May 2, 2014

1st and 2nd grade field trip to the Omaha Childrens Museum

Here are a few photos from their field trip. Looks like they had fun.






Baseball District Schedule


Thursday, May 1, 2014

Fine Arts Awards Night

A few pictures from the 2014 Fine Arts Awards Night.
Paige and Allie recognized for 4 years of Art awards
Artists of the Year- Jerrica, Allie, and Paige
Senior four year One Act participants
2014 National Honor Society
Ryan is the John Phillips Souza Award winner
Senior speech members Ryan and Tim present Mrs. Ras her state runner-up speech medal.

Dirtwork on South school parking lot to begin this week

The school lot to the south of the school will be converted into a parking lot and student drop-off/pick-up area for next school year. Work by Cooney Fertilizer will begin in the next week. Parents please be aware that there may be some traffic congestion during this process and dirt will need to be hauled in to level the ground prior to paving and rocking the area.

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

King the Hedgehog visits Preschool

Kariden Briggs brought her pet hedgehog "King" to the preschool today. While the students looked at King, Kariden read them the book "The Hat" about Hedgie the hedgehog. King enjoyed a delicious meal at catfood during his stay at B-R.

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

In science at B-R the answer would be The Egg. McKayla Zimmerman brought in some eggs and Matt Kai, Head of Maintenance, provided the equipment to hatch the eggs. Science classes have been patiently watching and waiting. This afternoon the chick count was eighteen with a few more making their way out of the shell.