Students learn Digital Citizenship

Bancroft-Rosalie students in grades 3-12 traveled to Lyons last week to participate in workshops on Digital Citizenship.The workshop presenter was attorney Karen Haase of the law form KSB, the official attorney for Bancroft-Rosalie School. Ms. Haase addressed cyberbullying, sexting and proper internet use, giving examples of how improper use can result in breaking the law. Students from B-R, Lyons-Decatur, and Oakland-Craig attended the workshop presentations.

B-R Speech members adorn the cover of NSAA Judges Manual

Kylie Cole reading poetry and the OID (Chase Bonsall, Ian Nottlemann, Kylie Cole Jerrica Tietz and Austin Bruning).

The top High School list website

http://www.newsweek.com/high-schools/beating-odds-2015. #253

Bancroft-Rosalie Jr/Sr High School makes Newsweek 2015 list of Top High Schools

Congratulations to Bancroft-Rosalie Jr/Sr High School! Your school has been recognized for its excellent service to both students and parents, and for its dedication and success in college preparedness. The well-deserved inclusion of Bancroft-Rosalie Jr/Sr High School in Newsweek’s coveted 2015 list of America’s Top High Schools is a great honor. B-R ranked 253 of the 500 schools listed in the "Beating the Odds" category.

Winner of Neihardt National Limerick Festival Announced

B-R students get into home games free

The reward for positive student behavior last year is that all students K-12 can get into home games in Bancroft for free this year. This does not include tournaments or junior high games played in Lyons. Students 3rd grade and below must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

Scrimmages Thursday