After-school clubs cancelled this week
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October Newsletter! Clubs will be canceled this week because of all the extra activities at school. Miss Abbie's tutoring will still take place. Lunch Monday will be hamburger, potato wedges, and blueberries. [page 1] OCTOBER class newsletter DATES TO KNOW Oct. 5-16 CTE Oct. 8-10 HS Volleyball @ Lumen Oct. 12 Parent Committee Meeting @ 5 pm Library Oct. 13 School Board Meeting @ 7:30 pm Oct. 15-17 Volleyball Silverboot @ Home Oct. 21-23 No School Teacher Inservice Oct. 22-24 Wrestling @ Nikiski Top dog Oct. 24 Pumpkin Patch and Trunk or Treat Oct. 28 Early Release Parent Teacher Conferences 5:30- 7:30 pm Oct. 29 Early Release Parent Teacher Conferences 2:30- 4:30 pm Oct. 30 Class Halloween Parties Oct. 30-31 Wrestling @ MCCA WINTER GEAR REMINDER We are consistently starting to see morning temperatures below 32 degrees. Please make sure your student is wearing/bringing appropriate weather gear to school. Students should currently have coats, hats, and gloves. Elementary will be going outside for recess so it is important that they are prepared. PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES Elementary parents, your student's teacher will contact you to schedule conferences. MS/HS parents, you are welcome to flow from classroom to classroom. You may also schedule an appointment with your student's teacher(s). LUNCH MONDAY OCTOBER 5TH Hamburger Potatoe Wedges Blueberries The rest of the weekly menu will be available on Monday, Oct. 5th [page 2] CLUBS CANCELLED THIS WEEK Due to all the extra activities happening, we will be cancelling after- school clubs this week. Miss Abbie's Tutoring will still be happening. [page 3] SOCIAL WORK CORNER October 2026 - Bully Awareness Month Be an Upstander An upstander is someone who sees bullying and takes safe, compassionate action to reduce harm rather than standing by in silence. In-Person Upstander Actions • Remove immediate bullies thrive on reactions; do not laugh, watch, or crowd around. Walk away or encourage others to leave with you to take away the audience. • Use direct phrases: Speak up calmly using firm statements like "This is not right" or "This needs to stop right now." • Interrupt or redirect: Ask an open-ended question like "What's up?" or make a lighthearted distraction to break the tension and shift focus. • Buddy up: Reach out to the person being targeted. Walk with them, invite them to join your group, or check in an them privately afterward to let them know it is not their fault. • Involve a trusted adult: If direct intervention feels unsafe or tense, report the behavior immediately to a teacher, counselor, or parent. Online (Cyberbullying) Upstander Actions • Do not engage or amplify: Never like, share, comment on, or forward cruel posts, screenshots, or videos. • Post positive reinforcement: Leave a supportive comment for the targeted person (e.g., "I'm unfollowing this thread because it's hurtful. You don't deserve this"), or send them a private message of support. • Save the evidence: Take screenshots of the harmful posts, messages, or fake profiles before they get deleted. • Use platform reporting tools: Flag and report the abusive content or accounts directly through the social media app or website. Talk to a resource: Share the saved evidence with a school administrator, family member, or cyberbullying helpline. How Parents Can Start the Conversation • Ask open-ended questions: Instead of asking "Are you being bullied?", try asking, "How are things at lunch or on the bus?" or "Have you ever seen anyone get picked on at school or online?" • Define 'Upstander' together: Explain that being an upstander doesn't mean picking a fight. It means showing the person being targeted that they aren't alone. • Role-play safe scenarios: Practice simple, direct phrases your child can use, such as, 'Hey, let's go sit somewhere else,' or 'That's not cool, stop.' • Establish digital boundaries: Discuss how online actions have real-world impacts. Remind them that liking or sharing a mean post makes them part of the bullying, while reporting it helps stop it. • Emphasize reporting vs. 'snitching': Teach your child that 'snitching' is done to get someone in trouble, but reporting or telling an adult is done to get someone out of trouble or keep them safe. Resources 1. General Bullying & Upstander Prevention StopBullying.gov - A comprehensive federal resource providing specific strategies on how to talk about bullying, spot the warning signs, and build a safe school community. PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center - Offers specialized toolkits, videos, and guides designed specifically for parents and educators to engage students of all ages. 2. Digital Safety & Cyberbullying Common Sense Media - Provides parent guides on popular apps, advice for preventing cyberbullying, and tips for navigating screen etiquette safely. Cyberbullying Research Center - Offers research-backed fact sheets and actionable tips for parents dealing with online harassment. 3. Mental Health & Crisis Support 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - If a student is experiencing severe emotional distress or a mental health crisis due to bullying, parents and teens can call or text 988 for free, confidential 24/7 support. Kathryn Frutiger, LCSW Phone: (907) 439-4128 Email: kfrutiger@bbbsd.net [page 4] OCTOBER 2026 BE AN UPSTANDER!! AN UPSTANDER IS SOMEONE WHO SEES BULLYING AND TAKES SAFE, COMPASSIONATE ACTION TO REDUCE HARM RATHER THAN STANDING BY IN SILENCE. Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat MONTHLY GOAL 1 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 2 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 3 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 4 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 5 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 6 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 7 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 8 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 9 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 10 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 11 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 12 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 13 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 14 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 15 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 16 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 17 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 18 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 19 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 20 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 21 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 22 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 23 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 24 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind Dress up and Do 31 Something fun 25 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 26 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 27 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 28 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 29 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 30 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 31 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind DIGITAL DETOX DATES: At least 2 hours of intentional no screen time (sleep does not count) OCTOBER IS NATIONAL BULLYING PREVENTION MONTH [page 5] Save The Date..... WE'RE BACK WITH EXCITING NEWS PUMPKIN PATCH & TRUNK OR TREAT @ Bristol Bay School October 24th Pumpkins and Food sponsored by.. MS/HS Basketball Playground & Concessions /Hallway Area & Trunk or Treat Sponsored by Parks & Rec (Trunk or Treat is Free) OLD GYM Food Pumpkins TRUNK or Treat RAFFLES Face Painting
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October Newsletter! Clubs will be canceled this week because of all the extra activities at school. Miss Abbie's tutoring will still take place. Lunch Monday will be hamburger, potato wedges, and blueberries. [page 1] OCTOBER class newsletter DATES TO KNOW Oct. 5-16 CTE Oct. 8-10 HS Volleyball @ Lumen Oct. 12 Parent Committee Meeting @ 5 pm Library Oct. 13 School Board Meeting @ 7:30 pm Oct. 15-17 Volleyball Silverboot @ Home Oct. 21-23 No School Teacher Inservice Oct. 22-24 Wrestling @ Nikiski Top dog Oct. 24 Pumpkin Patch and Trunk or Treat Oct. 28 Early Release Parent Teacher Conferences 5:30- 7:30 pm Oct. 29 Early Release Parent Teacher Conferences 2:30- 4:30 pm Oct. 30 Class Halloween Parties Oct. 30-31 Wrestling @ MCCA WINTER GEAR REMINDER We are consistently starting to see morning temperatures below 32 degrees. Please make sure your student is wearing/bringing appropriate weather gear to school. Students should currently have coats, hats, and gloves. Elementary will be going outside for recess so it is important that they are prepared. PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES Elementary parents, your student's teacher will contact you to schedule conferences. MS/HS parents, you are welcome to flow from classroom to classroom. You may also schedule an appointment with your student's teacher(s). LUNCH MONDAY OCTOBER 5TH Hamburger Potatoe Wedges Blueberries The rest of the weekly menu will be available on Monday, Oct. 5th [page 2] CLUBS CANCELLED THIS WEEK Due to all the extra activities happening, we will be cancelling after- school clubs this week. Miss Abbie's Tutoring will still be happening. [page 3] SOCIAL WORK CORNER October 2026 - Bully Awareness Month Be an Upstander An upstander is someone who sees bullying and takes safe, compassionate action to reduce harm rather than standing by in silence. In-Person Upstander Actions • Remove immediate bullies thrive on reactions; do not laugh, watch, or crowd around. Walk away or encourage others to leave with you to take away the audience. • Use direct phrases: Speak up calmly using firm statements like "This is not right" or "This needs to stop right now." • Interrupt or redirect: Ask an open-ended question like "What's up?" or make a lighthearted distraction to break the tension and shift focus. • Buddy up: Reach out to the person being targeted. Walk with them, invite them to join your group, or check in an them privately afterward to let them know it is not their fault. • Involve a trusted adult: If direct intervention feels unsafe or tense, report the behavior immediately to a teacher, counselor, or parent. Online (Cyberbullying) Upstander Actions • Do not engage or amplify: Never like, share, comment on, or forward cruel posts, screenshots, or videos. • Post positive reinforcement: Leave a supportive comment for the targeted person (e.g., "I'm unfollowing this thread because it's hurtful. You don't deserve this"), or send them a private message of support. • Save the evidence: Take screenshots of the harmful posts, messages, or fake profiles before they get deleted. • Use platform reporting tools: Flag and report the abusive content or accounts directly through the social media app or website. Talk to a resource: Share the saved evidence with a school administrator, family member, or cyberbullying helpline. How Parents Can Start the Conversation • Ask open-ended questions: Instead of asking "Are you being bullied?", try asking, "How are things at lunch or on the bus?" or "Have you ever seen anyone get picked on at school or online?" • Define 'Upstander' together: Explain that being an upstander doesn't mean picking a fight. It means showing the person being targeted that they aren't alone. • Role-play safe scenarios: Practice simple, direct phrases your child can use, such as, 'Hey, let's go sit somewhere else,' or 'That's not cool, stop.' • Establish digital boundaries: Discuss how online actions have real-world impacts. Remind them that liking or sharing a mean post makes them part of the bullying, while reporting it helps stop it. • Emphasize reporting vs. 'snitching': Teach your child that 'snitching' is done to get someone in trouble, but reporting or telling an adult is done to get someone out of trouble or keep them safe. Resources 1. General Bullying & Upstander Prevention StopBullying.gov - A comprehensive federal resource providing specific strategies on how to talk about bullying, spot the warning signs, and build a safe school community. PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center - Offers specialized toolkits, videos, and guides designed specifically for parents and educators to engage students of all ages. 2. Digital Safety & Cyberbullying Common Sense Media - Provides parent guides on popular apps, advice for preventing cyberbullying, and tips for navigating screen etiquette safely. Cyberbullying Research Center - Offers research-backed fact sheets and actionable tips for parents dealing with online harassment. 3. Mental Health & Crisis Support 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - If a student is experiencing severe emotional distress or a mental health crisis due to bullying, parents and teens can call or text 988 for free, confidential 24/7 support. Kathryn Frutiger, LCSW Phone: (907) 439-4128 Email: kfrutiger@bbbsd.net [page 4] OCTOBER 2026 BE AN UPSTANDER!! AN UPSTANDER IS SOMEONE WHO SEES BULLYING AND TAKES SAFE, COMPASSIONATE ACTION TO REDUCE HARM RATHER THAN STANDING BY IN SILENCE. Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat MONTHLY GOAL 1 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 2 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 3 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 4 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 5 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 6 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 7 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 8 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 9 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 10 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 11 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 12 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 13 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 14 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 15 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 16 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 17 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 18 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 19 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 20 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 21 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 22 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 23 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 24 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind Dress up and Do 31 Something fun 25 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 26 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 27 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 28 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 29 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 30 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind 31 Sit by Someone new at lunch 15 Mins of Cardio Do Somthing Kind DIGITAL DETOX DATES: At least 2 hours of intentional no screen time (sleep does not count) OCTOBER IS NATIONAL BULLYING PREVENTION MONTH [page 5] Save The Date..... WE'RE BACK WITH EXCITING NEWS PUMPKIN PATCH & TRUNK OR TREAT @ Bristol Bay School October 24th Pumpkins and Food sponsored by.. MS/HS Basketball Playground & Concessions /Hallway Area & Trunk or Treat Sponsored by Parks & Rec (Trunk or Treat is Free) OLD GYM Food Pumpkins TRUNK or Treat RAFFLES Face Painting
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