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STEAM Night

Berrien Elementary School will be having STEAM Night on Thursday, February 27th from 5:00pm-7:00pm. We hope you can attend for some fun activities, smores and reading around the camp fire!
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Badges for Life Blood Drive

Berrien Elementary School will be holding its annual Badges for Life Blood Drive with the OneBlood Organization. The blood drive is in support of first responders, military, and local public safety officials. The blood drive will be held on February 18th from 12pm - 6pm at Berrien Elementary School. If you would like an appointment please contact Mrs. Mary Helen Taylor or Mrs. Faye Witt @ 229-686-6206 or you can make your own appointment: oneblood.org/donate-now Use Sponsor Code 41737
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2019-2020 BES Yearbooks for Sale!

Parents 2019-2020 yearbooks are sale! The cost is $17 and orders will be taken until March 6th! So, Please don't forget to purchase your child's yearbook today!
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Spelling Bee County Winner

Congratulations to Ellen Hunter who won the Berrien County-Wide Spelling Bee! The county spelling bee consisted of 4th-8th graders from both Berrien Elementary School and Berrien Middle School.
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Spelling Bee Finalists

Congratulations to the 4th and 5th Grade finalists who will compete in the County Wide Spelling Bee.
Spelling Bee Finalists Featured Photo
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C.H.A.M.P.S. Program

MISSION STATEMENT:

"To provide an educational program for Georgia's youth, which provides guidance, and the skills, ability and knowledge to be safe, healthy, and happy, in preparation for a successful life."

 

The Choosing Healthy Activities & Promoting Safety (CHAMPS) Program is a program to help our youth resist pressures which may influence them to experiment with alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, inhalants, and other drugs. They will also learn about ways to avoid bullying, peer pressure, violent behavior and making good choices. This program was started by the Georgia Sheriff's Association and is taught to the 5th grade students by a Deputy Sheriff from your Sheriff's Office.