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Bett District Update April 30, 2021 Iowa Ms. Wrestler of the Year Ella Schmit Awarded Dan Gable Wrestler of the Year Award Congratulations to BHS junior Ella Schmit for being awarded the 2021 Dan Gable Ms. Wrestler of the Year. Fareway Stores, Inc. and BodyArmor Sports Drink annually present the Dan Gable Ms. & Mr. Wrestler of the Year Awards in coordination with IAwrestle and the Iowa High School Wrestling Coaches and Officials Association (IWCOA). Bettendorf standout Ella Schmit capped off a historic season in 2021 putting her in elite company in the state of Iowa. In January she became a three-time IWOCA state finalist and won her second title by pinning her way through the bracket. In February, she became the third girl’s wrestler to qualify for the boy’s state tournament and then became the second girl to win a match at the tournament. Her other accomplishments include a 2020 AAU state title and runner-up finish the year prior. She joins Bettendorf graduate Fredy Stroker in award winners from her school. Three finalists from each of the three state wrestling classes, regardless of their year in school and weight class were selected by fan and IWCOA committee votes for Mr. Wrestler of the Year. In addition, three women finalists were selected for the Ms. Wrestler Awards. Coaching Milestone Coach Pennington Celebrates 600th Win Ben Pennington secured his 600th win in boys soccer this week by beating Iowa City Regina. Congratulations to Coach Pennington and the BHS Soccer Team! #BettPride #BETTerTogether QC Times Article - Bettendorf's Pennington claims win No. 600. Leading through Uncharted Waters School Board Recognition Month - May Over the past year, leadership at the board table has come with challenges and decisions no one could have anticipated. School boards have made tough choices that impact the health and safety of students, staff and the school community, while continuing to prioritize student achievement and educational equity. In a normal year, these unpaid volunteers work diligently to ensure schools provide the best education possible for Iowa’s future citizens. This past year, they’ve persevered and led through uncharted waters to make critical decisions without even a map to navigate these challenges. Join us as we celebrate the leadership of the Bettendorf School Board. #ThankATeacher - May 3-7 Teacher Appreciation Week Let’s face it: this school year has been weird! But we’re getting through it, thanks to the perseverance and talent of our amazing teachers! Teachers across America and especially here in Bett schools are working hard to ensure every student has the tools they need to reach their full potential. We invite you to email heartfelt messages of appreciation to your students’ teachers. BHS Class of 2022 BHS Saturday Market - May 8 On Saturday, May 8th from 10 am - 1 pm, Bettendorf High School Class of 2022 will be hosting a makers market featuring local vendors at Bettendorf High School. This event is open to the public. We hope to see you come out and support the local community! Contact [email protected] for more information Help Support Bett Schools Foundation HyVee My Heart Bags - May For the month of May 2021, Bettendorf Community Schools Foundation will receive a $1 donation from each purchase of the $2.50 reusable red "My Heart" Bag at the Hy-Vee store located at 2900 Devils Glen Road, Bettendorf, IA. BOARD OF EDUCATION Board Meetings | Public Input Form | Board Meeting Agendas | Board Meeting Minutes Upcoming Meeting Monday, May 3, 2021 - Agenda Meetings are held in the Ray Stensvad Boardroom in the District Administration Center with guests in the BHS Library. Guests are required to wear a mask and maintain appropriate social distancing. The public may also watch the meeting livestream on YouTube. If you are not able to attend and would like to provide a statement to school board members to be read at the meeting, please email [email protected] by noon on the day of the meeting. Return to Learn Update Keeping our BCSD Community Informed COVID-19 Status Update # For the week of April 26-30 (New cases) 10 Individuals who tested positive 22 Individuals currently quarantining DISTRICT OPPORTUNITIES BCSD MOBILE FOOD PANTRY @ MARK TWAIN Upcoming dates: May 18. The BCSD Mobile Food Pantry is being offered at Mark Twain Elementary School, 1620 Lincoln Rd., 5:45-7 pm. Please do not arrive before 5:30 pm. The distribution will be a park & pick-up style. Please contact Marcy Volkstorf at (563) 359-9375 or email at [email protected]. QC ANIMAL WELFARE CENTER COLLECTION - Through April 30 The Herbert Hoover Elementary 3rd grade student council is collecting dog/cat food, leashes, collars, training pads, treats, and toys for the QC Animal Welfare Center through April 30th. You can drop off donations at the HH office, 3223 S. Hampton Dr., Bettendorf. Food: Purina Dog Chow and Puppy Chow/Cat and Kitten Chow (non-colored blends). Canned cat and dog foods: Alpo, Beyond, Purina One, Fancy Feast, 9 Lives, Friskies. Canned tuna and chicken. HH FUNDRAISER NIGHT @ YOUR PIE - May 26 Join the HH PTO for a fundraiser night at Your Pie, 3-9 pm on Wednesday, May 26. Mention Hoover when you order and 15% of your sale will be donated to the HH PTO! CAMP/SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES IN BETT SCHOOLS Camp Innovation K-6 STEM Summer Camp Registration Basketball 9th - 12th Grade Boys Basketball Camp June 3rd - 8th Grade Boys Basketball Camp June 14-17 Robodogs Lego Robotics Sumo Camp - Grade 3-8 June 8th - 10th Robodogs Summer Camp Registration - Grade 5-8 & Sumo 3-8 June Volleyball Summer Camp June 8th - 11th BHS Summer Fitness Bettendorf Summer Fitness June 9 - 23 BMS Summer Fitness 2021-2022 6th-8th Grade Students June - July Moving to Middle Incoming 6th Grade Students Aug. 2-6 or 9-13 New 7th & 8th Grade Students Aug. 9-13 COMMUNITY VIRTUAL BACKPACK Materials are posted for informational purposes only. This does not imply Bettendorf Community Schools District's endorsement of them. QC United Way QC Tutor Connection Uniting student with tutors for educational success Putnam Museum Museums for All - $1 admission with EBT card Iowa Department of Pick a better snack: Family Newsletter - Strawberries May Public Health Healthiest State May is Mental Health Awareness May Initiative - 5210 Bettendorf Parks & REGISTER NOW FOR ALL SUMMER PROGRAMS Rec. JOIN OUR TEAM - Now Hiring for current and summer positions ● Lifeguard Certification Classes - May 1 ● Jr Chef Cooking Classes - May 8, Jun 19, Jul 24 ● Quad City Basketball Academy - Complete Essential Skills Training Program - May 8 ● Tumbling Classes (Sessions 7-10) - May 19 & Jun 16 ● Babysitting for Success - May 22 & Jul 31 ● Golf Lessons - Apr 27, Jun 1, and Jul 6 ● Day Camp - Jun 7 - Aug 6 ● Tot Lot - Jun 7 - Aug 5 ● Sports & Games - Jun 7 - Aug 5 ● Summer Playgrounds - Jun 7 ● Swimming Lessons (2Wk Sessions) - Jun 14, Jul 5, & Jul 26 ● Swimming Lessons (Saturdays) - Jun 12 - Jul 24 ● Deep Water Aerobics - Jun 14, Jul 5, & Jul 26 ● Outdoor Tennis Camps - Jun 7 & 14 ● Golf Clinic - Jun 14-17 ● Outdoor Tennis Lessons - Jun 21 ● Adult Kickball League - Jun 29 2021 Spring/Summer Catalog YMCA Spring Programs at the YMCA Spring NAMI Drive-In Movie Night - Hook & School of Rock May 15 QC Times Teacher of the Year - Accepting Nominations Due by May 19 Putnam Museum Summer Camps June - August UPCOMING EVENTS District | BHS | BHS Athletics | Edison | BMS | GW | HH | MT | NA | PN May School Board Month May 3- 7 Teacher Appreciation Week May 3 Board of Education Meeting - 6 pm May 8 BHS Saturday Market - 10 am - 1 pm May 10 Superintendent Morse - Conversations with Parents 6 - 7 pm May 11 7th-12th Grade Choral Extravaganza May 12 National School Nurse Day May 17 Board of Education Meeting - 6 pm May 18 Mobile Food Pantry 5:45 - 7 pm May 30 HS Graduation 1 pm May 31 No School - Memorial Day June 3 Originally our last day of school, but because of a snow make-up day will now be a full day of school June 4 Last day of School (Due to Snow Make-Up Day) Early Release: MS 11 am | Elem & HS 11:30 am.
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