Students celebreate the start of their field day to Bow High School
Together we ROAR! - Resilience, Ownership, Acceptance, Respect
As we head into Spring Break, we’re excited to share some incredible news from today, our Student Council sponsored Walk-a-Thon was a huge success! Together, our community raised over $5,500 in support of the Pope Memorial SPCA and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. We are so proud of the energy, generosity, and school spirit our students showed throughout the day great job, Wildcats!
We hope all of our families enjoy the school vacation week. When we return, the remainder of the school year moves quickly. There will be many important updates, events, and opportunities shared in the weeks ahead. Please be sure to keep an eye out for messages and communications as we head into this busy and exciting stretch.
Important Dates:
May 15th - 8th Grade PTO Sponsored, Semi-Formal Dance at BHS 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
May 20th - Spring Concert at BHS @ 6:30
SAS State Testing Dates:
5th Grade: May 7, May 14, May 19 6th Grade: May 6, May 13 7th Grade: May 5, May 12 8th Grade: May 5, May 12, May 19
New AM Drop-off Parking Lot Expectations (Starting after April Vacation) For parents/guardians who bring student(s) to school in cars - there are NEW morning parking lot expectations (starting Monday, 5/4). Please take a minute to reread the letter that Principal Lori Krueger and Principal Adam Osburn (BMS) shared earlier this week.
BOW PTO: We are looking for volunteers for week long teacher appreciation events, as well as donated food items for the first half of the week! Thank you for your continued support of our wonderful teachers and staff
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0F4EAFAE22A3FD0-63554173-teacher#/
BMS Spring Concert
Please save the date of Wednesday, May 20th for our final concert of the school year. More information to come!
As we head further into spring, there is a lot to look forward to in our school community! We are especially excited to showcase the hard work and talent of our Drama Club as they present The Wizard of Oz this Saturday at 7:00 PM at BHS. We hope you’ll join us for what promises to be a fantastic performance.
As we approach upcoming state testing, we want to set all students up for success so they can truly show what they know. A good night’s sleep, a healthy breakfast, and staying well-hydrated can make a big difference in helping students feel focused, confident, and ready to do their best. We are proud of the hard work our students have put in all year and look forward to seeing them shine.
Important Dates:
4/18: BMS Drama Presents “ The Wizard of OZ” @ 7:00pm in the BHS Auditorium
4/24: BMS Annual Walk-a-Thon
4/27 - 5/1 - No School April Break
2026 BMS Walk-a-Thon - Donation folders have been sent home!
We're still collecting for the Walk-a-thon! Students will hit the track on Friday, April 24th. Thank you for your generous donations!
Pope Memorial SPCA
Serving the Concord region and Merrimack County, “The Pope Memorial SPCA is dedicated to caring for abandoned and homeless pets, protecting and advocating for pets in need, and promoting the humane treatment of all animals.”
Make-a-Wish Foundation
“A wish experience can be a game-changer for a child with a critical illness.
This is our mission: Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses…This one belief guides us in everything we do at Make-A-Wish. It inspires us to grant life-changing wishes for children going through so much. It compels us to be creative in exceeding the expectations of every wish kid. It drives us to make our donated resources go as far as possible. Most of all, it's the founding principle of our vision to grant the wish of every eligible child.”
Student Council Elections for the ‘26-’27 School Year
It’s almost election season! Homeroom teachers will be discussing what it takes to be a Student Council Rep with students at the end of April. Students interested in running for Student Council should stay tuned in homerooms.
Upcoming State Testing: Each year, students in New Hampshire participate in the statewide assessments, commonly referred to as NH SAS. All grade levels are assessed in Writing, Reading, and Math. Additionally, 5th and 8th graders are assessed in Science. Testing will begin the week of April 20th, starting with the Writing section of the NH SAS. Please review this letter from the NH Department of Education for detailed information about the testing process.
SAS State Testing Dates:
5th Grade: April 22, May 7, May 14, May 19 6th Grade: April 23, May 6, May 12
7th Grade: April 21, May 5, May 12 8th Grade: April 21, May 5, May 12, May 19
BMS Spring Concert
Please save the date of Wednesday, May 20th for our final concert of the school year. More information will be sent following April break!
As we move through April, there is a great sense of energy throughout our school. Spring sports are in full swing, and it’s been exciting to see our student athletes competing, improving, and representing our school with pride. Inside the classroom, students are actively engaged in culminating projects and assignments across all grade levels. With April vacation just a couple of weeks away, we look forward to maintaining this positive momentum and finishing this stretch strong.
Important Dates:
4/18: BMS Drama Presents “ The Wizard of OZ” @ 7:00pm in the BHS Auditorium
4/24: BMS Annual Walk-a-Thon
4/27 - 5/1 - No School April Break
Bow Bus #3: Has an updated morning pickup time- check it out here
Upcoming State Testing: This is an update regarding the upcoming state testing. Each year, students in New Hampshire participate in the statewide assessments, commonly referred to as NH SAS. All grade levels are assessed in Writing, Reading, and Math. Additionally, 5th and 8th graders are assessed in Science. Testing will begin the week of April 20th, starting with the Writing section of the NH SAS. Please review this letter from the NH Department of Education for detailed information about the testing process.
SAS State Testing Dates:
5th Grade: April 22, May 7, May 14, May 19 6th Grade: April 23, May 6, May 13 7th Grade: April 21, May 5, May 12 8th Grade: April 21, May 5, May 12, May 19
2026 BMS Walk-a-Thon - Donation folders have been sent home! Student Council is working hard to make this year’s Walk-a-Thon a fun-filled success. On Friday April 24th, students will be walking with a purpose to support two student-selected charities. All proceeds from the Walk-a-Thon will be gifted to:
Pope Memorial SPCA
Serving the Concord region and Merrimack County, “The Pope Memorial SPCA is dedicated to caring for abandoned and homeless pets, protecting and advocating for pets in need, and promoting the humane treatment of all animals.”
Make-a-Wish Foundation
“A wish experience can be a game-changer for a child with a critical illness.
This is our mission: Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses…This one belief guides us in everything we do at Make-A-Wish. It inspires us to grant life-changing wishes for children going through so much. It compels us to be creative in exceeding the expectations of every wish kid. It drives us to make our donated resources go as far as possible. Most of all, it's the founding principle of our vision to grant the wish of every eligible child.”
A brief note: we received some wonderful charity recommendations from families within the district this year. We thank everyone who provided a suggestion for consideration at Student Council meetings.
Student Council Elections for the ‘26-’27 School Year
It’s almost election season! Homeroom teachers will be discussing what it takes to be a Student Council rep with students at the end of April. Any student who is interested in running for Student Council should fill out a nomination form to begin the process. We expect a lot of our Reps!
Portrait of a Student Council Rep
As Ambassadors for their grade and representatives or our student body, Student Council Reps’ commitment to R.O.A.R Values should stand out from their peers’.
Demonstrated Role Model
Community Conscious
Kind and Caring
Academically Motivated
This student is already a positive role model for his or her peers. Whether through quiet confidence or vocal leadership, this student consistently leads by example by doing the right thing.
This student is positively engaged and invested in the community. He or she demonstrates school pride, proactive engagement, and strengthens the BMS community.
This student consistently demonstrates empathy, compassion, and looks out for his/or her classmates. This student is a leader in kindness; the kind who’d show a new student the ropes or help a vulnerable classmate.
This student takes ownership of his or her education. He or she demonstrates motivation, invests in his or her work, and sets a positive example in the classroom. This student can be expected to maintain passing grades throughout the year.
Best Buddies: Consider joining our Buddy Jameson for the Concord Friendship Best Buddies Walk. Best Buddies programs help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) form meaningful friendships with their peers, secure successful jobs, live independently, and develop self-advocacy and communication skills. https://www.bestbuddiesfriendshipwalk.org/concord/donate-to-a-team/#registration/53135&form/////13933
Bow POPS Enrichment Fund - Apply Now!
Financial Awards Available for Students in Performing Arts!
Accepting Applications Through April 30.
Click Here to Apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeSPid4m0Ps0heLh5xoZqjMYre0Fr54-V1M1BGM6PMKtbZaBg/viewform
Questions - contact us at bowpopsmusic@gmail.com
Well Water Research Opportunity: Check out the attached flyer on how to be part of a research study on arsenic in well water.
As we kick off the spring season, there is a great sense of energy and excitement throughout our school community. We are looking forward to some exciting upcoming events including the BMS Drama production of The Wizard of Oz and the upcoming small ensemble concert highlighting some select groups in band and chorus. These events highlight the incredible talents of our students and the dedication of our staff. We hope you’ll be able to join us in celebrating their hard work and creativity in the weeks ahead!
Important Dates:
4/8 BSD Small Ensemble Concert @6:30pm in the BHS Auditorium
4/18: BMS Drama Presents “ The Wizard of OZ” @ 7:00pm in the BHS Auditorium
4/24: BMS Annual Walk-a-Thon
4/27 - 5/1 - No School April Break
2026 BSD Small Ensemble Concert
On April 8th our small ensemble participants will have an opportunity to perform. This concert will feature the following BMS ensembles; jazz band, wind ensemble, string ensemble, and select chorus. Please see the information below:
WHEN: April 8, 2026. Concert starts at 6:30
WHERE: Bow High School Auditorium
WHO: Jazz band, wind ensemble, string ensemble, and select chorus
ARRIVAL: Students need to arrive for 6:00
CONCERT DRESS: Students should wear the following:
2026 BMS Walk-a-Thon
We’re thrilled to announce the 2026 BMS Walk-A-Thon! Student Council is working hard to make this year’s Walk-a-Thon a fun-filled success. On Friday April 24th, students will be walking with a purpose to support two student-selected charities. You can join the cause by supporting your student’s fundraising effort. Donation packets will be sent home with students on Tuesday April 7th. All proceeds from the Walk-a-Thon will be gifted to:
Pope Memorial SPCA
Serving the Concord region and Merrimack County, “The Pope Memorial SPCA is dedicated to caring for abandoned and homeless pets, protecting and advocating for pets in need, and promoting the humane treatment of all animals.” https://www.pmspca.org/
Make-a-Wish Foundation
“A wish experience can be a game-changer for a child with a critical illness. This is our mission: Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses…This one belief guides us in everything we do at Make-A-Wish. It inspires us to grant life-changing wishes for children going through so much. It compels us to be creative in exceeding the expectations of every wish kid. It drives us to make our donated resources go as far as possible. Most of all, it's the founding principle of our vision to grant the wish of every eligible child.” Wish.org
A brief note: we received some wonderful charity recommendations from families within the district this year. We thank everyone who provided a suggestion for consideration at Student Council meetings.
tudent Council Elections for the ‘26-’27 School Year : It’s almost election season! Homeroom teachers will be discussing what it takes to be a Student Council rep with students at the end of April. Any student who is interested in running for Student Council should fill out a nomination form to begin the process.
We expect a lot of our Reps!
Portrait of a Student Council Rep
As Ambassadors for their grade and representatives or our student body, Student Council Reps’ commitment to R.O.A.R Values should stand out from their peers’.
Demonstrated Role Model
Community Conscious
Kind and Caring
Academically Motivated
This student is already a positive role model for his or her peers. Whether through quiet confidence or vocal leadership, this student consistently leads by example by doing the right thing.
This student is positively engaged and invested in the community. He or she demonstrates school pride, proactive engagement, and strengthens the BMS community.
This student consistently demonstrates empathy, compassion, and looks out for his/or her classmates. This student is a leader in kindness, the kind who’d show a new student the ropes or help a vulnerable classmate.
This student takes ownership of his or her education. He or she demonstrates motivation, invests in his or her work, and sets a positive example in the classroom. This student can be expected to maintain passing grades throughout the year.
Bow POPS Meeting - Thursday, April 9 at 6:30 PM in the BHS Library
Virtual Option - link below Welcoming new members! Please join us to meet other parents of performing arts students and see how you can get involved.
Zoom Option: [https://us04web.zoom.us/j/78514436217?pwd=L01EYlo2WlREN0dUR08yMDYzS01zUT09
](https://us04web.zoom.us/j/78514436217?pwd=L01EYlo2WlREN0dUR08yMDYzS01zUT09)Meeting ID: 785 1443 6217 Passcode: QraF63
Bow POPS Enrichment Fund - Apply Now!
Financial Awards Available for Students in Performing Arts!
Accepting Applications Through April 30.
Click Here to Apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeSPid4m0Ps0heLh5xoZqjMYre0Fr54-V1M1BGM6PMKtbZaBg/viewform
Questions - contact us at bowpopsmusic@gmail.com
Makers Madness & Olympic Day with Fun4All! April Vacation Day Programs held at Bow Community Building
Looking for something fun and creative for April vacation? Fun4All is back in Bow with two awesome full‑day programs that keep kids busy, active, and having a blast. This program is for children ages 6-12 years old. Attached are flyers with more information.
Makers Madness
Tuesday, April 28 • 9:00 AM–3:00 PM Location: Bow Community Building Fee: $83 Bow / $88 Non‑Resident
Kids will invent, create, and build all day long! From spaghetti towers to duct tape wallets, they’ll take on hands‑on challenges and make projects worth showing off. Please send a snack, lunch, and refillable water bottle.
Olympic Day
Friday, May 1 • 9:00 AM–3:00 PM Location: Bow Community Building Fee: $83 Bow / $88 Non‑Resident
Go for the gold with your very own Olympic torch, silly team relays, and an obstacle course built for champions. It’s a full day of movement, teamwork, and big laughs.
To register for these programs please visit; https://bownh.myrec.com/info/activities/default.aspx
It was a great week here at BMS, with strong effort and engagement taking place throughout the school. Many science classes participated in labs this week, and it’s always great to see students collaborating and working together.
As Nurse Jen shared earlier this week, we are noticing an increase in illness at BMS. We appreciate your support in reinforcing healthy habits with students, including regular hand washing, covering coughs and sneezes, and staying home until they are fever-free for 24 hours without the use of Tylenol or ibuprofen. These small steps go a long way in keeping everyone healthy and in school.
Student Council News: Charity Selections for the 2026 Walk-a-Thon - Send us your input! Last year, we were able to raise almost $8,000 in donations for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and David’s House of Lebanon, NH. Annually, Student Council votes on two charities to support though the Walk-a-Thon, one local and one global. Our charity recommendations come from the student body and the wider community. If you or your student is passionate about a cause or a charitable organization, please send your recommendation to Student Council Co-Advisors Mike Lalime and Terri George, so we can discuss your idea with student representatives at the next Student Council meeting (mlalime@sau67nh.gov; tgeorge@sau67nh.gov).
2026 BSD Small Ensemble Concert
On April 8th our small ensemble participants will have an opportunity to perform. This concert will feature the following BMS ensembles; jazz band, wind ensemble, string ensemble, and select chorus. Please see the information below:
WHEN: April 8, 2026. Concert starts at 6:30
WHERE: Bow High School Auditorium
WHO: Jazz band, wind ensemble, string ensemble, and select chorus
ARRIVAL: Students need to arrive for 6:00
CONCERT DRESS: Students should wear the following:
Letter from Education Commissioner
Please see this letter from Caitlin Davis regarding state wide standardized assessments.
Part Time Employment Opportunity at DES
Dunbarton Elementary School has an immediate part time opening for Food Service Worker. Hours are 9:30 - 1:30 during the school year, and the pay is $17/hour. This is a great opportunity for someone looking for part time hours during school day hours. Please contact - Tyfany Carbone, Food Services Director, at tcarbone@sau67nh.gov.
I want to start this week’s newsletter with a HUGE shoutout to our incredible band and chorus students, who put on an amazing performance this past Wednesday! Their hard work, dedication, and talent were truly on display, and it was a joy to see them shine.
We also want to recognize our talented student artists whose work was showcased in the art show. Your creativity and hardwork helped make the evening even more special.
And of course, none of this would be possible without our outstanding music and art teachers. Thank you for the time, energy, and passion you bring to creating these meaningful opportunities for our students. It was a fantastic celebration of the arts in our school community!
Important Dates:
3/20: 5th & 6th Grade Social 7:00 -8:30 pm
3/24: Strategic Planning Community Focus Group Session 6pm at BHS
3/27: 7th & 8th Grade Dance 7:00 - 9:00
Student Council News:
🌴☀️🕶️ Hawaiian Night Dance! 🌴☀️🕶️Join us on Friday, March 27 - 7-9 PM Grab your sunglasses, dust off your flip flips, and bring your aloha vibes. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria during grade-level lunches the week of the dance. Tickets are $5. Tickets cannot be purchased at the door on the night of the dance.
Charity Selections for the 2026 Walk-a-Thon - Send us your input! Last year, we were able to raise almost $8,000 in donations for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and David’s House of Lebanon, NH. Annually, Student Council votes on two charities to support though the Walk-a-Thon, one local and one global. Our charity recommendations come from the student body and the wider community. If you or your student is passionate about a cause or a charitable organization, please send your recommendation to Student Council Co-Advisors Mike Lalime and Terri George, so we can discuss your idea with student representatives at the next Student Council meeting (mlalime@sau67nh.gov; tgeorge@sau67nh.gov).
SAU 67 Strategic Planning Survey: Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey. Your feedback will help us better understand our strengths and where we can grow to better support students and our school community. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Your perspective truly matters to us and will help shape the future of our schools. Check out this SAU 67 Video to learn more!
BHS Service Day: April 22 from 9:30 - 1:00 pm. Do you have a project going on that BHS students can help you with? If so - check out this flyer! To sign up - click on the link at the bottom or use the QR code. The district will coordinate transportation to your location!
As a reminder, Bow’s town meeting begins at 6:00 p.m. at BHS, also babysitting is available. These meetings are a valuable chance to stay informed about what’s happening in our schools and community, and to take part in the conversations that help shape our future.
Important Dates:
3/13: Bow Town Meeting at 6:00 PM at the Bow High School Auditorium
3/18: Bow School District Concert and Art Show @ 6:30
3/20: 5th & 6th Grade Social 7:00 -8:30 pm
3/27: 7th & 8th Grade Dance 7:00 - 9:00
SAU 67 Strategic Planning Survey: Our school district is beginning a strategic planning process, which means we are creating a plan to help guide decisions and priorities for our schools over the next several years. This plan will help us identify what is working well, what we want to improve, and how we can continue to make our schools the best possible place for students to learn and grow. Your voice is an important part of this process. We want to hear directly from our students, families, staff, and community members about your experiences and ideas. Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey. Your feedback will help us better understand our strengths and where we can grow to better support students and our school community. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Your perspective truly matters to us and will help shape the future of our schools. Check out this SAU 67 Video to learn more!
Student Council News:
🌴☀️🕶️ Hawaiian Night Dance! 🌴☀️🕶️Join us on Friday, March 27 - 7-9 PM Grab your sunglasses, dust off your flip flips, and bring your aloha vibes. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria during grade-level lunches the week of the dance. Tickets are $5. Tickets cannot be purchased at the door on the night of the dance.
Charity Selections for the 2026 Walk-a-Thon - Send us your input! Last year, we were able to raise almost $8,000 in donations for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and David’s House of Lebanon, NH. Annually, Student Council votes on two charities to support though the Walk-a-Thon, one local and one global. Our charity recommendations come from the student body and the wider community. If you or your student is passionate about a cause or a charitable organization, please send your recommendation to Student Council Co-Advisors Mike Lalime and Terri George, so we can discuss your idea with student representatives at the next Student Council meeting (mlalime@sau67nh.gov; tgeorge@sau67nh.gov).
5th & 6th Grade Social: Bow Memorial School and the Bow PTO are excited to host the Spring Social! All 5th and 6th graders from Bow and Dunbarton are invited to gather, dance, and enjoy snacks on Friday, March 20th from 7:00–8:30 PM at Bow Memorial School.
Tickets are $5 and will be sold during lunches on March 19 and March 20.
To help make this a great event for everyone, we welcome volunteers and donations of snacks and bottled water. Donations can be dropped off at the BMS office on the day of the event.
If you have questions, please contact Kelsey at bowptopres@gmail.com or (603) 724-5079.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0F4EAFAE22A3FD0-62862155-5thand
Health Education Workshop Opportunity: Come check out a creative health education workshop for students in grades 4-8, which will include information about ScreenHer's educational endeavors and a craft. Participants will make decorated paper tiles with facts about women's health and cancer prevention, which ScreenHer will assemble into a mural and ship to partner organizations in Uganda and Nigeria for display in their communities. Check out the attached flyer for more info.
The workshop will include:
This week at BMS we are celebrating both community involvement and student leadership. Today, several of our students bravely participated in the Winnie Dip, jumping into frigid Lake Winnipesaukee, to support the Special Olympics. We are incredibly proud to share that BMS raised over $11,000 to support this important cause. What an amazing example of our students stepping up to make a difference!
We also want to remind families and community members that upcoming town meetings are a great opportunity to learn more about what is happening in our schools and to have your voice heard. Your participation plays an important role in supporting our students and shaping the future of our school community.
Important Dates:
3/7 Dunbarton Town meeting at 4:00 PM at the Dunbarton Community Center 3/10: No School - Teacher Workshop
3/13: Bow Town Meeting at 6:00 PM at the Bow High School Auditorium
3/18: Bow School District Concert and Art Show @ 6:30
Bow & Dunbarton Annual Meetings:The annual meetings are an important opportunity for our communities to come together and have a voice in the decisions that shape our schools. These meetings are where residents can learn more about the work happening in our schools, ask questions, and vote on important issues that impact students, families, and the broader community. A new topic you will see this year relates to open enrollment, under current NH law. Please check out a short open enrollment video explaining the warrant article pertaining to open enrollment and outlining the School Board’s position and rationale.
SAU 67 Strategic Planning Survey: Our school district is beginning a strategic planning process, which means we are creating a plan to help guide decisions and priorities for our schools over the next several years. This plan will help us identify what is working well, what we want to improve, and how we can continue to make our schools the best possible place for students to learn and grow. Your voice is an important part of this process. We want to hear directly from our students, families, staff, and community members about your experiences and ideas. Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey. Your feedback will help us better understand our strengths and where we can grow to better support students and our school community. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Your perspective truly matters to us and will help shape the future of our schools. Check out this SAU 67 Video to learn more!
2026 BSD March Concert
March is music in our school's month. We are excited to present our band and chorus. This will feature our groups at the middle school as well as the high school. This is a wonderful opportunity for our students and community to see the growth in learning throughout their time in the performing arts. Please see the information below:
WHEN: March 18, 2026. Concert starts at 6:30 for band and 7:30 for chorus
WHERE: Bow High School Gymnasium and Auditorium
WHO: All students in grades 6-8 band and 5-8 chorus
ARRIVAL: Band students need to arrive for 6:00, chorus arrive at 7:00
CONCERT DRESS: Students should wear the following:
BMS Blood Drive Success
So many generous donors fought through the snow to donate this past Tuesday! Your contributions were vitally important in light of a blood shortage exacerbated by adverse weather this winter. We offer our sincere gratitude to all who supported the effort. We were very disappointed that our student volunteers were unable to attend this year (as afternoon activities were cancelled by the district). We know many of our reps were disappointed too. We admire our reps' enthusiasm, and we’re excited to see students participate in next year’s drive.
Final 7th and 8th Grade Dance - Mark your calendars!
Student Council is conjuring up a little sunshine for the 7th and 8th grade dance:
Hawaiian Night Dance!
Join us on Friday, March 27 - 7-9 PM
Grab your sunglasses, dust off your flip flips, and bring your aloha vibes.
Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria during grade-level lunches the week of the dance. Tickets are $5. Tickets cannot be purchased at the door on the night of the dance.
Charity Selections for the 2026 Walk-a-Thon - Send us your input!
Last year, we were able to raise almost $8,000 in donations for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and David’s House of Lebanon, NH. Annually, Student Council votes on two charities to support though the Walk-a-Thon, one local and one global. Our charity recommendations come from the student body and the wider community. If you or your student is passionate about a cause or a charitable organization, please send your recommendation to Student Council Co-Advisors Mike Lalime and Terri George, so we can discuss your idea with student representatives at the next Student Council meeting (mlalime@sau67nh.gov; tgeorge@sau67nh.gov).
Hello BMS Families! The BES Student Universal Team is hosting a Book Swap on March 19th. We are looking for book donations ranging from pre-school level through early middle school. Attached you will find the informative flyer about the event. If you are looking to clean out your bookshelves at home, we would welcome any books in the levels your children might have outgrown! Donations are being collected in the front entry at BES. Thank you so much for supporting our Bobcats!
- Bobcat Community Leaders: BES Student Universal Team
BAC SOFTBALL REGISTRATION:
A reminder that if you haven't done so already to register for the upcoming Softball season at the following link (registration closes on March 20th). Note, we will reopen registration for Seniors level (16U) only after BMS tryouts.
https://bowathleticclub.sportngin.com/register/form/415453178
BAC SOFTBALL EVALUATIONS:
Evaluations will be held on Saturday, March 28th at Bow Memorial School Gym
Please plan to wear sneakers and bring water, glove, bat, and helmet. Note if you don't have a bat that is ok as we will have ones available to use.
Please plan to arrive at least 20 minutes prior to your slotted evaluation time.
8U (AA) Evaluation - 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
10U (AAA) Evaluation - 1:45 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
10U and 12U Pitcher/ Catcher Evaluation - 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
12U (Majors) Evaluation - 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. [If necessary]
SOFTBALL CLINICS:We are holding two SOFTBALL clinics in conjunction with the Bow High School Varsity Softball program on the following dates at BMS Gym:
Clinic I: Sunday, March 29th - Hitting and Fielding Clinic - 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Open to all 8U, 10U, 12U, and 16U players
Clinic II: Saturday, April 11th - Pitching and Catching Clinic - 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Geared for players in 10U, 12U, and 16U
Please plan to wear sneakers and bring water, bats, helmets, gloves and any gear needed.
You may register for one clinic or should you chose to attend both, there is a discounted rate offered in the payment selection. Please register at the following link:
https://bowathleticclub.sportngin.com/regi.../form/840724396
Bow Pops:
Volunteers and donations requested for NHMEA Large Group Music Festival on March 21, at BHS. We will be hosting 26 performing groups, with over 1000 student participants, and a panel of professional adjudicators! Volunteer roles include announcers, door monitors, concessions, and cashiers.
Please click here to sign up:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C4EADA828A4FEC61-62434583-2026#/
Thank you so much for your assistance in making this festival a success!