BOE Candidate's Night, which was sponsored by the Council of Schools, aired on October 14, 2024. You may watch the event by clicking using the link provided. https://www.youtube.com/live/Shq05Y5qLK4?feature=shared
To close out our week of respect, students were encouraged to (B)e (R)espectful. It was a B-R spirit day. Students received an infographic on Standing up to Cyberbullying. We are B-R! Be Respectful!
Day 4 of the Week of Respect, students participated in a twin day spirit day. "We are stronger together-Twin up against bullying! Students participated in an activity of being an "Upstander", rather than a bystander.
Day three of the BRMS Week of Respect, brought Superheros standing up to bullying. Students participated in a Super Hero Spirit day, and participated in a lesson where they acted out scenarios where they learned to advocate others.
Day two of our BRMS "Week of Respect" began with a prompt during homeroom. Students were asked to "Describe how you show respect" in 1-3 words. From there the words were entered into a word bubble to share with all BRMS students an idea of what respect looks like toward one another.
Our spirit day theme for today was "Wear Blue to Combat Bullying."
Week of Respect-Monday October 27, 2024
BRMS students participated in an activity of "throwing out the trash of disrespectful behavior." Students were asked to identify and write down what respect means to them and what that looks like. Students were also asked to write examples of disrespectful behavior that they have witnessed and how it impacts our school community. Once that was completed, the students symbolically "threw the disrespect in the trash" . The responses were collected in a clear garbage bag, and will be displayed as the "trash" we want to remove from our school community.
Additionally, students participated in a "Put Bullying to Bed " pajama spirit day, and received positive affirmation bracelets in homeroom.
Next week, all NJ schools celebrate the Week of Respect. During the Week of Respect, school districts are required to provide age-appropriate instruction focusing on HIB prevention and SEL. Throughout the week, there will be daily themes as well as activities to engage students in bullying prevention.
The Bridgewater Raritan Middle School will hold school picture re-takes on October 28. If your child was absent that day, they may take pictures then. If you would like your child's picture retaken, they can return their unwanted picture packet to the photographer and participate in the re-takes.
The Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School Media Center Renovations are complete!
Please look at the photos of this critical upgrade that was funded by our 2023 District Referendum.
September is library card sign-up month! All students and staff members in the Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District are eligible for a free Somerset County Library System card. Visit this link to gain your card:
https://sclsnj.org/using-our-libraries/getting-library-card/
A newly finished secured vestibule will greet visitors entering the Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School.
The Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District opened the school year with secure vestibules, updated cameras, swipe, and communications systems throughout the district.
They poured off of the buses and leaped from the cars in an efficient and well-tuned manner when the first day of classes began in the Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District on Wednesday, September 4.
On a beautiful morning, all 11 schools in the district opened their doors to welcome in the 2024-2025 school year.
The Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School students exhibited an entrance that was as precise as clockwork. In just a short time, the buses took off for their next pickups, and the students made their way to their first rooms for the day---and the school year.
Middle School Principal Megan Corliss and her dedicated staff, including Assistant Principals Conor Scott and Dr. Mike Godown, were there to greet this school year's student body.
Anxious and eager students and families walked the halls of the Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School on Tuesday, August 28.
The event was the middle school’s annual New Student Walkthrough when new scholars to the building were joined by their families who toured the site while they began accustomed to their lockers and all of the rooms that are spread throughout the large site.
“Smiling faces ” were the responses delivered by both Middle School Principal Megan Corliss and Dr. Mike Godown, the Assistant Principal for 7th Grade. Classes begin on Wednesday, September 4.
Welcome back to School! School starts for ALL students on Wednesday, September 4, 2024! Check the website for Student Hours.
Download our Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District App using the attached QR Code or URL: https://uqr.to/1n0je!
