Race to Read visited BTMES on Wednesday, September 11, as part of the grade 1-4 summer reading project.  Students in grades 1-4 were invited to come out and explore the Race to Read race car, ask questions and learn about this wonderful program. 

Our Walk to School Day that was scheduled for Wednesday, September 11 has been postponed, due to the forecast.  We have scheduled a rain date of Wednesday, September 18th.  Please save the date!  Thank you.

Students in grades 1-8 were sent home summer reading info in their report card envelopes.  For your convenience, the summer reading info can also be found on our website here:  https://www.btmes.org/studentsparents/summer-reading-2019

Come check out the 2019-2020 open house dates!

Congratulations to all of the students, friends, and families that ran in the Barre Town Spring 5K Run! The race was hosted by Central
Vermont Runner. Barre Town School’s 3rd and 4th grade Running Clubs’ competed. Many thanks to CV Runners and the BT PTO for
sponsoring the teams snacks and t-shirts!  Many thanks to Jason French for taking and sharing such beautiful pictures!

Our annual BTMES Carnival took place on Tuesday, June 4. This is a day that our students and staff look forward to. This year's carnival highlights included rock painting, sack races, capture the flag, yard games, karaoke, a kickball tournament, and more!

For their community service learning project, 8th graders Hope and Grace brought therapy dogs to our school. Students had the chance to meet the pups and Hope and Grace want to make these calming dogs a regular sight at our school

Logan Kelley, alongside his father and some student volunteers helped scrape the dugouts getting them ready to paint!  This was part of Logan's CSL project. Thank you to all that helped out on this wonderful community service learning project! 

On May 21st 6th graders presented their Google Virtual Reality projects at a conference called Dynamic Landscapes. Dynamic Landscapes is a conference that showcases the innovative use of technology in classrooms.

Grades K-4 worked on this collaborative project. We first studied the artist Dale Chihuly, whose medium is glass. We spent a couple of months collecting plastic drinking bottles. Students in grades K-2 peeled labels and then painted and cut the bottles into simple forms. Students in grades 3 and 4 cut more complex forms and assembled the bottles into their final configuration.

Jordan Romero, the youngest person to climb the seven summits, visited Barre Town Middle Schoolers on Friday, May 3rd. Jordan climbed Mt. Everest when he was 13, and finished his 7th summit at the age of 15.