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Beeline for the week

Monday, March 27, 2017 - 1:45pm
Box Elder High

Talent show tryouts will be April 12th after school in the little theatre.  The talent show will be the 19th.

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Anyone interested in trying out for Student Government needs to attend a meeting on Monday the 27th at 3:00 in Garn’s room-W-3.  Elections are April 28th. 

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Seniors Searching for Scholarships! There are still several scholarships that you can be applying for to help pay for college. Please check the Scholarship List on the high schools webpage for these opportunities. Please be aware that several of these have a deadline of April 7th and you need to complete the application and get it turned in to the right people before that date if you want to be considered. These scholarships are the local awards and your chances of being awarded are greater than other national scholarships. One Tip: Typewritten applications are given greater consideration than handwritten application. Maximize your chances by being meticulous in your presentation of the application. DON’T MISS THESE OPPORTUNITIES! 

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March 30th at 6:30.  You can buy tickets in advance from Mr. Parker or from Student government at lunch for $2, or it will be $3 at the door the night of the performance.  We are also doing a Mr. Box Elder night at costa Vida and Fiiz, where if you come those nights you can meet the contestants and there will be a few small activities, and proceeds made that night will go toward the scholarship attached for the winner. 

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BEE TIME 3rd TRIMESTER

 

 

Beliefs:

         All students can learn at high levels.

         Some students need additional instruction to achieve academic success.

         Intervention and additional help should be provided during the school day for those who need it and are willing to initiate it.          Enrichment is an opportunity for students who have mastered the content to extend their learning.

Bee Time for 3rd Trimester

:          Core classes will continue to have a priority day.  Non-core subjects will share a day.  

         When referred to a core class and a non-core subject class on the same day, students must attend the core class.

         Students will not sign up for a Bee Time class.  They will be referred by a teacher, sign up for a specialized class (example: Hosa Club), or enrichment class (example: book club), or seek out help from a teacher on their study hall day.

         There will be two kinds of classes during Bee Time – Closed Sessions and Open Sessions.

        Closed Sessions:

 o   Teachers refer students on their priority day based on formative assessments to re-teach a specific skill -- targeted intervention.  (All students in this type of a  closed session need help with the same skill.)  Only referred students can attend.

o   A teacher advertises an enrichment activity.  (Example:  Book Club.)  

        Open Sessions

o   Teachers refer students that are missing work or tests on a study hall day or students self-refer to make up work or tests. o   Students choose to see one of their teachers for additional help.

o   Students who are not referred for a specific purpose or do not find a Bee Time class to attend will be required to go to the library or commons.

         Attendance will be taken in Closed Sessions.  Students will sign a roll in an Open Session.

 Goals:

         Additional instruction will be provided for struggling students to help them succeed.

         Students will use Bee Time to catch up on missed work or tests.

         Students will see Bee Time as an opportunity to get additional help and/or enrichment.

         Teachers will collaborate within their departments to coordinate and plan for student success in study halls and enrichment classes.

         We will work together to encourage students to develop self-regulation skills that will help them academically and into their future endeavors. 

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Scholarships

The following scholarships are available through the counseling office:

 

Calvin & Reva Wiggins Foundation Scholarship: This is a $1,000 scholarship for senior students that will pursue a career in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy, Engineering all disciplines.

Deadline:

April 7, 2017

Applications available in the counseling office.

Return completed application to the Counseling Office

Kaiser Page Medical Scholarship: This $1,000 scholarship is awarded to a BESD student who will study in the medical field.

Deadline:

                                   April 7, 2017

     Return to application to the Counseling Office

Lowell & Colleen Sherrett Scholarship: $1,000 for a graduating BEHS senior who has been accepted to a 4 year college or university. Must have a 3.0 GPA or better and shows leadership, integrity, kindness, and strength of character. Service, community involvement, and religious involvement are also considered. 

Deadline:

April 7, 2017

Pick up application in the counseling center and return completed to the counseling center

Dale C. Young Memorial Scholarship: $3,000 for a BEHS graduate who will be majoring in Education. Must have 3.5 GPA or better, show financial need and not received any other scholarships by time of selection. Leadership, community service and other significant achievements will be considered.

Deadline:

April 7, 2017

Pick up application in the counseling center and return completed to the counseling center

Heber Lynn Orme Scholarship: Two $500 scholarships are available. One for a student who will study Home Economics and one for the area of Agriculture.

Deadline:

April 7, 2017

       Return application to the Counseling Center

                                                                        

“Tomorrows Pioneers” Scholarship: This scholarship is for a senior of the highest character exemplified through specific acts through their lives of true pioneers of faith, courage, endurance, and family values. Must have overcome SIGNIFICANT disadvantages and show economic need.

Deadline:

March 31, 2017

Application must typed

Box Elder Jr. Livestock Auction Scholarship: $500 for a student who has been active in the Junior Livestock, 4-H, or an FFA member.

Deadline:

May 1, 2017

Utah Association of Independent Insurance Agents: This is a $1,000 scholarship for students who will pursue a career in business or insurance. Students must have 3.0 GPA or better. Be active in extra-curricular activities. Must have an ACT score of 17 or better and demonstrate financial need.

Deadline:

April 1, 2017

www.uaiia.org

 

Big Sun Scholarship: This is a $500 scholarship for student athletes. Must be a graduating senior who is participating in any sport during their senior year whether at school or in the community.

Deadline:

June 19, 2017

                        www.bigsunathletics.com

 

Heritage Theater Drauca J. Holmes Scholarship: Students must be a graduating senior, Utah resident, must be majoring in a field related to the Theater Arts, and must have been part of a Heritage Theater production in some way. Preference will be given to participation while in high school.

Deadline:

April 24, 2017

http://www.heritagetheatreutah.com/index.html

click on SCHOLARSHIP

Student-View Scholarship Program: This is a scholarship drawing for students who complete a 15-20 minute survey.

Deadline:

April 22, 2017

www.student-view.com

 

Pursuit of Higher Education Scholarship: This award is for a student that has prepared well to continue their education and has taken AP and Concurrent Enrollment classes, but does not necessarily have outstanding grades or ACT scores. Students that have an ACT higher than 26 will not be considered.

Deadline:

April 30, 2017

Return completed application to the counseling center

 

The Tyson D. Wilding Memorial Scholarship: $500 scholarship awarded to a Box Elder High School senior who has who has shown strength, determination, and courage in overcoming adversity and trial in the face of overwhelming odds. It is named in the memory of Tyson Wilding who showed great resiliency and courage as well as a positive attitude despite the many physical and health struggles he faced during his life

Deadline:

April 7, 2017

Pick up application in the counseling center

Ladies Community Club Scholarship: This is a local scholarship for seniors who will pursue post-secondary education. Students must show academic achievement, school involvement, and community service.

Deadline:

May 1, 2017

Pick up application in the counseling center and return completed to the counseling center

Lighthouse Guild Vision+Health Scholarship: This is for a student that is legally blind, a US citizen, demonstrated academic achievement.

Deadline:

March 31, 2017

www.lighthouseguild.org/scholarships

 

Vivint Smart Home Scholarship: This is a$5,000 scholarship to a BE District student. Must a senior and a legal resident of the US. Must enroll in college by September 30, 2017. You will submit a required video.

Deadline:

April 1, 2017

www.vivint.com/scholarship

 

Mountain America Credit Union’s 2017 Scholarship offers six scholarships to Mountain America Credit Union members and their families. The scholarships are awarded based on academic performance, community volunteer service and a written essay about educational and career aspirations. One $2,000 scholarship is awarded in each of the following categories: Community Service and Social Service, General and Other Academic Majors, and Business and Communications Majors.

Deadline:

April 21, 2017

https://www.macu.com/about-us/community-involvement/scholarships/application-instructions

 

Sonne Scholarship: This is for an incoming freshman student at USU for $1,100 per semester for two semesters. Must be a graduating senior showing talent and potential for continued leadership.

Deadline:

April 17, 2017

http://mountainwest.usu.edu/sonne.aspx

 

African-American Leadership Award: This is a USU scholarship for $750 tuition. Must be a senior who has demonstrated leadership in school and community.

Deadline:

April 17, 2017

http://mountainwest.usu.edu/africanamerican.aspx

 

TH Bell Teaching Incentive Loan: This is a loan program through the state of UT with “Loan Forgivness” if you teach in Utah after graduating.

Deadline:

March 24, 2017

Details and application can be found at:

www.schools.utah.gov/cert/Loans-Scholarships.aspx

 

Farr West Agribusiness Association Scholarship:

Any graduating senior who will pursue a college education after high school. Must submit application and 500 word essay of selected topics. This award is up to a $1,000 scholarship.

Deadline:

March 31, 2017

www.fwaa.org

Download the application packet or pick one up in the Counseling Center

Rotary Scholarship: This scholarship recognizes high school seniors who have been actively involved in serving others in the community and plan to pursue a post- secondary education.  This scholarship is for $500.

Deadline:

April 15, 2017

Pick up application in the counseling and return completed application to the counseling center.

Keys to Success Scholarship: Students participating in the Keys to Success program are eligible. Scholarships that are available:

Utah Valley University

Bridgerland Applied Technology College

Weber State University/Richard Richards

Paul Mitchell the School

Deadline:

March 31, 2017

Return completed application to the counseling office except the WSU Richard Richards

www.KTSutah.com