CBMS SANDITE Role Models
8th Grade: (L to R)
Katie Webb, Caitlin Shipman, Tatum Wright, Chaim Nelson, Kenneth Page
Not Pictured: Waylon Hughes
CBMS SANDITE Role Models
7th Grade: (L to R) Katherine Sarasua, Jacob Simpson, Cody Leathers
Not Pictured: Mikena Stephens, Makayla Turney, and Connor Roberts
CBMS/SGC SANDITE Role Models
6th: (L to R) Alex Dudley, Carter McDonald, Maddyx Hampton, Molly Wright, Bryor Crossley
Not Pictured: 6th Grade:Lexi Simms
CBMS Sandite Staff Spotlight Coach Burgess Shaw!
These fantastic VIPs of the Week worked hard and did a Super Job! Congratulations to Hannah Orcutt, Kevin Ameca, Kennedy Duca and Joseph Poletek - Mrs. Newkirk
These VIPs did an incredible job at showing great responsibility, cooperation and being positive role models. Peityn Vandervliet, Liberty Griggs, Clay Huckaby and Carter Langenderfer. You are a treasure! - Mrs. Newkirk
Flu season is upon us!!
Here is a flyer sent from our District nurse to help you decide when to take your student to the doctor or keep them home.
CBMS 8th grade leadership students are taking an active role in mentoring younger Sandites. These amazing leaders are visiting various classrooms at Pratt Elementary, not only reading, but also building relationships.
Parent, Guardians and Families,
This is the CBMS/SGC School Report Card Link: https://oklaschools.com/school/1208/
Use this link to review our Oklahoma School Report Card. Thanks. CBMS Administration
CBMS/SGC STAFF SPOTLIGHT DIANE WILLIAMS
When it comes to always having a positive attitude, making great choices and growing in character, these VIPs are outstanding! Ryan Metz, Mallory Porter and Carter MacDonald. I am proud of you! - Mrs. Newkirk
Clyde Boyd Middle School LAFS AND 8TH Grade lead students spent all semester collecting money for the Sand Springs Fraternal Order of Police's annual Shop with a Cop community service project. Students collected $8,125 in cash, coin (per the SSFOP every $50 sponsors a child). Our donations sponsored over 162 children. As a reward, the top contributors to the community service project were treated to a trip to Eskimo Joe's in Stillwater for lunch!
Our Character Ed. class VIPs of the Week! I feel so lucky to be their teacher! Congrats for a job well done to Jocelyn Wright, Raygen Lawson and Jack Winchester - Mrs. Newkirk
CBMS/SGC Library Book Book Return Special
CBMS Sandite Staff Spotlight - Ms. Haley Gray!
CBMS had a special visit today, Dec. 9. The Thunder offers a free curriculum where they give teachers lessons based on Thunder stats. One of our STEM teachers, Janet Johnson, presented a lesson. The Thunder named her StatLab teacher of the month for November.
Chesapeake Energy and the Thunder donated $5000 of technology for her classroom and a pair of Nike shoes for every 8th grader in her class and her!
Big thanks to Chesapeake Energy and The Thunder. How amazing!
CBMS 7th/8th Grade Choir wonderful close to the Winter Concert. You brought the spirit of the season to all. 🌲 Thank you Ms. Luce and everyone who helped make the night a great success. Thanks to Art for the delightful decorations.
Wow! Great job CBMS Stage Choir. It was a harmonious winter wonder ❄️ Thank you Ms. Luce for all you do!
Great job 6th Grade Choir! Way to ring in the season. ☃️ Thanks Ms. Luce!
CBMS/SGC 2019-2020 New Cell Phone Policy Release
In an effort to increase student engagement, enhance student learning, and decrease cyberbullying; CBMS/SGC is implementing a new SSPS Board of Education approved Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy this year.
CBMS/SGC Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy 2019-2020
Students are not allowed to possess cellular phones or electronic devices during school hours. Cellular phones and electronic devices are to be kept in the student’s locked locker between the hours of 8:30 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. Students may check text messages between passing periods, but phone calls, videoing, taking pictures and listening to music will not be permitted. The school is not responsible for theft or damage of any of these items brought to school or activities.
This policy will be enforced starting the first day of school, Tuesday, August 20. With this in mind, we are implementing the following procedure:
Every student will have an assigned locker. Students are responsible for bringing their own combination lock.
Students will get their assigned locker number during schedule pick up. Their locker number will be listed on their schedule.
Please bring combination locks during schedule pick up August 13: 9-11 AM; 1-3 PM; or 4-6 PM. You may put your lock on your locker at this time. Students will be required to provide their combination to their 5th hour teacher on the first day of school. The 5th hour teachers will review the new policy and procedures with the students at this time.
If your child does not have a lock on their locker and they bring their phone or electronic device to school, they will be required to leave it in the office during the school day.
The consequences for not following this policy are detailed in the CBMS/SGC Student Handbook Addendum which can be found on the school website under Parent/Student Documents. Consequences will be implemented starting Monday, August 26, 2019.
Thank you for your support in our efforts to improve your child’s educational experience.
Sincerely,
CBMS/SGC Administration