Please, use this link to register new students for the 2020-2021 school year.

Dear Parents,

The PowerSchool portal is now open to look at your student’s end of year report card. Report cards will NOT be mailed home this year. Please log in to PowerSchool via a desktop computer. I don’t believe the phone app will work for this feature.

When you log in, on the left-hand side you will see a feature for REPORT CARDS. Please click on this, and you can view your student’s report card. I would encourage you to save and print the report card as well for your records.

You will also be able to see which courses your student has registered for the 2020-2021 school year by clicking on CLASS REGISTRATION, if you have not checked already. These courses are based on what your child selected/needed back in March. Class selections do not reflect any courses that were failed.

To log in to PowerSchool please visit: https://www.bartlettschools.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=244770&type=d&pREC_ID=565972

If you do not know your username or password, please send me an email and I will send you your information.

If your student needs to attend Summer School, we will be sending a personalized email regarding more information shortly.

Parents (and Students) please consider taking the survey below. As BCS plans for next year, it is so important that they hear your voices.
<https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Bartlett_Parents>

Well, the Governor did what most of us thought he would do. Schools buildings will be closed for the rest of the year. BCS will continue to offer online learning opportunities. Information about grade recovery is coming. Look for communication about that this coming Monday, April 20th.

I had feared closure of buildings fo the year might happen. So, this creates a few problems.

First, we have to figure out how to distribute yearbooks. That should be very doable. But every year for the past five years, I have always had the freshmen sign my yearbook. I have an idea about that. Stay tuned.

But here’s the bigger problem. Each freshman class for the previous five years has taken a class photo. We frame it and hang it in the cafeteria under the class banner, hang it in the school lobby, and put one in the trophy case with the class memorabilia. Our 2023 class picture was scheduled for April 6th. Needless to say it didn’t happen, and it’s not going to happen.
But, I am not willing to allow this year to go by without a class picture.

So, I have spent a little time the past few weeks creating one for the class of 2023. I took each student’s yearbook photo, reduced it to the same standard size, and pieced together a collage of the Class of 2023. They are in random order. We’ll frame it and hang it along side the others.

Yes, it’s different, but the Class of 2023 will always have a special place in my heart. I do need a caption for this class, so I am looking for suggestions.

Please, use this link to register new students for the 2020-2021 school year.

Every year, we like to recognize talented young artists by purchasing a piece of their art work and putting it on permanent display here at the Academy. We purchase on piece of photography and one piece of student art. This year's honorees are Makayla Brewer (photography) and Jade Burris (visual art).

Freshman Boys Basketball team are the district champions after defeating Germantown last night 48-39. Devin Crockett and Marco Tyson were selected to the All-Tournament Team, and Dajaun Montague was selected as the Tournament MVP.

This year, the Bartlett Ninth Grade Academy’s Art and Photography students DOMINATED the Scholastic Art awards. Twenty-nine Academy students have won 10 Golden keys, 16 Silver keys, and 17 honorable mentions. All winners will receive their awards at a ceremony at the Brooks Museum of Art in February. Golden Key artwork will be on display in the museum for a month. The Academy is extremely proud of all students who participated!

1. Elisa Arguello – 2 honorable mentions in photography
2. Wolfe Bazaar – one honorable mention photography
3. Alyssa Bellora – one GOLDEN key, one Silver key in photography
4. Manal Binini – one honorable mention in photography
5. Jade Burris – one honorable mention in drawing, one GOLDEN key in sculpture
6. Riley Ciancioso – one honorable mention in photography
7. Abby Dunn – one Silver Key in photography
8. Jasmine Guevara – one honorable mention in sculpture
9. Sarah Harmeier – one Silver Key in photography
10. Kaleigh Henry – one Silver key in photography
11. Ian Huckabee – one Silver Key in photography
12. Annaston Hulsey – TWO GOLDEN Keys in Photography!
13. Sabrina Ibrahim – one Silver Key in Photography
14. Alyssa Lara – 2 honorable mentions and one Silver Key in Photography
15. Karis Lemmonds – TWO GOLDEN Keys, one Silver key and one honorable mention in photography
16. Angelina Malady – one honorable mention in photography
17. Mackenzie Matheny – one honorable mention in photography
18. Sierra Matthews – one honorable mention in photography
19. Madelyn Meisch – one honorable mention in painting
20. Breanna O’Brien – one GOLDEN key and one Honorable mention in photography
21. Celeste Posner – one SILVER key in photography
22. Celina Rock – one Silver key and one honorable mention in photography
23. Cailey Seifert – one GOLDEN Key and one Silver key in photography
24. Zella Simpson – TWO GOLDEN KEYS and one Silver key in photography
25. Hogan Stone – one Silver Key in photography
26. Ariel Vaughn – one Silver Key in Drawing
27. MaKenna Winston – One GOLDEN Key and FOUR Silver keys in Photography
28. Kaitlin York – one honorable mention in photography
29. Camilla Zabaceda – two Silver keys in Photography

Altogether, Academy students won 49 different awards. Students at BHS won 66 awards. Between the Academy and BHS, Bartlett high school students won 115 awards.