Attention Parents and Guardians: Today, Bay Elementary and High School conducted a lockdown drill as part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all students and staff. We are pleased to report that the drill was successful, and all students followed the procedures appropriately. Please take a moment to discuss the importance of safety drills with your child. Thank you for your continued support in keeping our school community safe.
No School Friday, October 18th for Staff Development
Parent-Teacher Conference Information
Information about the "Pink Out" game
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2023-24 Yearbooks are in. If your student is still here, it will be sent home with them. If you no longer attend Bay or are a graduate, you can come to the office during school hours and see Mr. Tsui to pick it up.
If you did not purchase a 2023-24 yearbook, but would like one, we have several still available for sale. They are $55. If you have any questions, please email Mr. Tsui at atsui@bay.k12.ar.us.
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We want to thank all our custodial staff for taking care of our schools. Thank you for all your hard work! We appreciate all you do!
Please sign up to donate blood this Friday. We need at least 25 people to sign up. You can drop in without signing up, but it's quicker if you sign up ahead of time. Click on the link below to sign up for a time slot.
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=BAYHS
Journalism students traveled to Harding University for a morning of newspaper writing and design workshops. Big thank you to Mrs. April Fatula and Harding’s The Bison staff for working with our students!
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School picture day information
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BHS Senior High Quizbowl traveled to EPC today for a scrimmage. Thank you, EPC and Mrs. Kelly Webb, for hosting us!
Bay High School is hosting a Blood Drive in conjunction with Harvest Fest. Please see the information below for all the details. Please come out and support the school. If we get enough donations, they will provide a scholarship for one of our students.
Mrs. Carmer's art students participated again in the "Empty Bowls" project sponsored by the Food Bank. This year, they made 70 bowls to donate to the event. The "Empty Bowls" project is a fundraising initiative that entitles attendees to a meal and a unique bowl. These keepsake bowls serve as a continual reminder to our community of the profound message-that somewhere, someone's bowl is empty.
(Pictured are: Jaeda Cobbs, Jayden Mattix, and Cameron Fisher)
Congratulations to the golf team for finishing FIRST in the district tournament! They qualified for the state tournament in two weeks. Great job!
Good luck to our golf team as they compete in the District tournament at Horseshoe Bend today.
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