Butler Middle School

Bruin Bite–Virtual Back-To-School Night–August 19, 2020

Post published:August 19, 2020
Post category:Announcements

Greetings,

Welcome to our virtual Back to School Night. welcome-to-our-virtual-back-to-school-night. This is also posted on our website–www.butlermiddle.canyonsdistrict.org.

This will take you to our website where we are housing the information.

There is a presentation on General School Information that talks through our general procedures, PTSA, etc.
The second button runs through a presentation on the various safety protocols we have put into place.
We then have Welcome Back/Introduction videos from each of our staff members. We hope this helps you to meet the teachers and get a feel for things at BMS.

6th Grade/New Student Orientation Bruin Orientation 2020.docx

7th Grade Immunizations 7th Grade Immunizations.pdf

Schedules should be available through Skyward. Students will need to have a copy of their schedule and know their first period teacher prior to the first day. Students will be asked to line up outside the building in a morning line up location based on their first period class. This will help us keep students in the fresh air and assist with congestion at the beginning of the school day.

Morning Line Up Locations BMS Morning Line Up Locations

Thank you for your patience as we have worked to put things in place to start school. If you have additional questions after viewing these resources, please contact us and we will find answers. Together we can make this year GREAT!

And remember . . .

It’s Always a GREAT day to be a Bruin!

Ms. Paula Logan

Contact Tracing, Isolation and Quarantines Only We Can Prevent Coronavirus, and Here’s How

Post published:August 19, 2020
Post category:Announcements

Remember what Smokey Bear taught about preventing forest fires? The same imperative applies to COVID-19.

“It may sound cliché. But only we can prevent coronavirus. We all have a role and it’s up to us, each one of us, to do our part,” says Canyons District’s Responsive Services Director BJ Weller.

This fall, as classrooms bubble to life with the sounds of students going about the important business of learning, there are a uniform set of precautions schools will be taking to respond to suspected and confirmed cases of COVID-19, Weller says. Through contact tracing, school nurses and administrators will support local health officials in sleuthing out possible exposures in an effort to break chains of transmission before they take hold. The District also will follow state guidelines for determining when to place a classroom or school on quarantine.

‘Getting Started’ Information for CSD’s Online and Parent-Guided Learners

Post published:August 18, 2020
Post category:Announcements

Ready, set, learn! Summer is winding down and students are getting ready to hit the books.

For those who chose Online Instruction, or At-Home, Parent-Guided and District-Supported Instruction as their preferred learning path, new information will be made available this week to help students get started with their schooling.

With both options, parents and guardians will be able to check out electronic devices to facilitate their children’s learning. Schools will be distributing the devices between August 18-27, and families should expect to receive distribution dates and instructions from their child’s school. Schools also will be distributing Illustrative Math workbooks to remote learners, both the online students and those who chose parent-guided instruction.

Here is a breakdown of additional resources to be shared with families this week: