
The month of September is nationally recognized as Suicide Prevention Month. To proactively address the issue of teen depression and suicide, the Mid-Buchanan RV School District will be implementing an evidence-based program called the Signs of Suicide Prevention Program, among other prevention resources, for students in grades 6-12. Our implementation of the SOS program will begin on September 19, 2023.
For more information and parent resources, please visit mindwise.org/parents. If you have further questions or would like to discuss your child’s participation in the program, please contact your school counselor at 816-238-1646.


We're thrilled to announce that the last two tiers of our playground are now OPEN, and our students couldn't be happier! It's time to climb, slide, and explore!





8th grade volleyball takes 3rd in our own MB tourney



7th grade volleyball takes 4th place at our own MB tourney


It's a beautiful night at Mid-Buchanan for some football, band, cheer and dance! #BeADragon





Lexi Ferguson earned a Positive Office Referral for her hard work, good attitude and being a role model. #BeADragon #DragonsLearn


Thank you to all of our participating businesses in the resource fair as well as parents that attended. Virgil Smith was the winner of our door prize.
Special thanks to the following businesses that participated:
Weber Speech
Family Guidance
Youth Alliance
City of St Joseph Health Dept
Andrew County Health Dept -Children and youth healthcare
Farmers House
United Way
Progressive
Pre-ets
Voc-rehab
Special Olympics
MB Parents as Teachers




Come see us tonight in the high school gym.


Mr. Underwood's Leadership class learned to differentiate between short and long-term goals and created dream boards to outline their goals. #BeADragon #DragonsGrow


Molly and Rylinn both got Positive Office Referrals for being kind and inclusive! #BeADragon



Reminders:
What to Expect 9th Grade-Tuesday, September 12 at 7pm
What to Expect 12th Grade- Wednesday, September 13 at 7pm


The Week Ahead
Parents, we look forward to seeing you and your students at Targeted Conferences and the What to Expect nights for 9th and 12th grade!
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The elementary book fair starts tomorrow, Saturday, September 9, 2023.
Saturday, September 9: Open 9-11am
Please park on the back drive and enter the doors off the playground.
Monday, September 11: Open 3:30 - 6:30pm
Please park on the back drive after parent pick up is complete and enter the doors off the playground.
Tuesday, September 12: Open 3:30 - 5:30pm
Please park on the back drive after parent pick up is complete and enter the doors off the playground.
Wednesday, September 13: Open 4:00-7:00pm
Please park in the front and use one of the front doors to enter.
This year's Grandparents Day (GRAND EVENT) is on Saturday, September 9th from 9-11am AND Wednesday, September 13th from 5-6pm. The activities will be the same both days. The event will be held in the MPR.
Visit our fair website for more details or to shop online! https://www.scholastic.com/bf/midbuchananelemschool1




Our sixth grade students took on an exciting challenge! They worked in teams to solve a puzzle with 4 pieces, demonstrating their problem-solving skills.
In a twist of excitement, they were given a 5th piece, and tasked with figuring out how it fits into the puzzle they had already completed. 🤔🧩 This activity mirrors what happens in the world of science when researchers receive new data and need to reevaluate their hypotheses and conclusions.










If you would like to have an entry in the Homecoming Parade, please complete the form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdk1Wppb2Lg__uajAH-hOgYY1mKmkjpW2wGxRlUsZphoaCgZw/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

Exploring Animal Life Cycles with Fourth Graders!
Our amazing fourth-grade students are diving into the world of animal life cycles! They’ve been using an interactive tool to craft the fascinating life cycles of a cassowary and a hummingbird.
Their enthusiasm as they embark on this educational journey was contagious!




Mrs. Dewey’s class has been hard at work, diving into the world of sentence structure! They teamed up in pairs to uncover the difference between complete and incomplete sentences.
It’s amazing to see these young minds at work, learning the fundamentals of language together. Keep up the great work, Mrs. Dewey’s Class!



Mr. Gibson's American History students proposed amendments to the constitution (school handbook) to Mr. Kendrick and Mrs. Schwope to deepen their understanding of how the US Constitution gets amended and work on composing a thorough argument and supporting it with evidence. #BeADragon


Land of Smiles presented to kindergarten, first, and second grade students yesterday. They learned the importance of taking care of their teeth. Students help beat the cavity monster during the show! Be on the lookout for some teeth cleaning supplies in their back packs!







Due to scheduling conflicts, the What to Expect Series dates have been changed.
9th grade: Sept. 12 at 7pm
12th grade: Sept. 13 at 7pm
If you are unable to attend, the presentations will be posted on the school website. We apologize for any inconvenience, and look forward to seeing you!