Burlington School District, VT BHS, 29 Sep 2020

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From YouTube: Good Morning BHS September 29 2020

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A message from Noel Green.

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Good morning bhs it is tuesday september 29th 2020.. I hope everyone had a great start to the week. Yesterday the weather is still holding up, so we there's a little bit of a hangover from the weekend with good weather, um a little warm but I'll take it before it starts to get cold. I'm hoping everyone had a chance to reconnect with their teachers and get started with their assignments for the week.

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In terms of support, I just want to remind students that there are, there are drop-in hours continuing today at school, from 9 to 10 and then again from 12 to 1.. So if you want to connect with one of your counselors, please go to the school and you can meet with them outside from 9 to 10 or 12 to 1.

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a change that I want to notify students about for tomorrow, the office hours the virtual office hour times have changed. They will be from 10 30 to 12 30 straight half hour segments 10 30 to 12 30, so they won't stretch over into the late afternoon. They'll just be from 10 30 to 12 30. So please make that change. That is for tomorrow, wednesday office hours for classes.

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Also, too, you want to stay connected to bhs. Please check out the athletics calendar to see what events are happening. There's a volleyball game today at school check the calendar, and you can see other events that you can attend, so you can stay connected to the school. I look forward to seeing folks there also too now. I really want to shift gears and challenge our student body tonight at 9 00 pm.

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The first presidential debate of 2020 is happening.

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Voting is one of your most important civic duties and, although only our seniors and maybe a few juniors are eligible to register to vote, I want our ninth and tenth graders to get into the habit of paying attention to politics, learning about what's going on in the world, staying informed and making informed choices so matter. So, no matter who you support, no matter what political party you identify with. Please do your civic duty stay informed watch the debate this evening. It should be fascinating.

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I look forward to discussing a little bit about the debate in one of my future uh meetings with you and that'll probably be in the form of a google call, and not this recorded message so please tune in tonight. 9Pm watch the presidential debates.

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I have another student recognition from the math department and it is from mr amoa and mr amoa has a recognition for a student named isaac martin.

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He has participated actively in class, he's being a real leader and he really appreciates isaac's effort so way to go isaac, great job in math or miss with mr omoa, and I want to share with you that there there's a lot of thanks to go around.

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um I appreciate the teachers for sending this, and I know that you, as students have a lot of gratitude and thanks as well, because of how uh everyone has leaned and support you, whether it be your parents, whether it be your teachers, whether it be our community partners who are working hard to help us find a new location for our school as the building is renovated.

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So thank you is important. Gratitude is important, so I have a song that I want to encourage people to listen to I'm just going to play a little bit of the first part of the song, and song is called thank.

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It's a really cool song and it expresses gratitude and it expresses thanks. If you get a chance, uh google, it and listen to it, it should be on youtube again. It's called thank you, bye, kaylani, and what I would like you to do is if you, like, the song, just shoot me a quick email. Let me know um you like it and if you want any recommendations for other songs, all right have a great day. Bhs. Let's go see.

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