Blenheim Middle School of Discovery Uniform Policy for School Year 2023-2024
Please support our PeeDee Allstars!
Our scholars did an amazing job during the Romeo and Juliet production this evening. We are so proud of the phenomenal talents and gifts displayed!
Greetings Eagle Family!
Please note and plan accordingly for our upcoming E-learning day Friday, March 24, 2023. Thanks in advance!
Oh, nothing, just BMSD serving you Pi Day! BMSD students went all out celebrating today, a day to remember Pi (3.14) which is essential to calculating the circumference of a circle. As you can see, some students walked - 3 laps around the building and 14 jumping jacks, some did 3 push-ups and 14 jumping jacks, and all answered one question where they had to use Pi (3.14)! Afterwards, students were treated to various flavored pies!
We had a great time!
Rona Pegues Cue, Exceptional Children Teacher of Math and Science, M.Ed., B.C.S.E.
Teacher Mentor/Evaluator
2021-2022 Teacher of the Year
Blenheim Middle School of Discovery
843-528-3262 Ext. 7570
843-439-2741
Greetings Eagle Family! Please join us Thursday, March 16, 2023 at 6:00 PM for our Romeo and Juliet production sponsored by the Baillie Players. We are looking forward to a spectacular performance!
Greetings Eagle Family! This is a reminder that Twisted Treats will be available Thursday, March 16, 2023. The following flavors will be available: Cotton Candy, Tiger's Blood, Cookies and Cream, Vanilla and Chocolate. We thank you in advance for your support!
Come join us at Blenheim Middle School of Discovery on April 17, 2023 via ZOOM or Face-to-Face to participate in a workshop to help students to navigate performance on the TDA Field Test.
Please attend this very important workshop.
First year in 14 years that Blenheim Middle School of Discovery won first place in the raw time rumble championship tournament.
Greetings Eagle Family!
Come join us Monday, March 13, 2023 at 5:00 PM for our Annual Title 1 Parent Planning/SIC Meeting. We look forward to seeing you there!
Blenheim Middle School of Discovery’s Beta Club Inducts 29 New Members
Blenheim, SC – Blenheim Middle School of Discovery recently held its National Beta Club induction ceremony.
On March 9th, 2023, 29 students were inducted into the National Beta Club at Blenheim Middle School of Discovery. These students were selected for membership based on their academic standing and character and joined more than 500,000 members across the United States and beyond. National Beta Club is the largest independent, non-profit, educational youth group in the United States. Its mission is to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students.
The following students were inducted:
Labria Alford, Zakari Benford, Kaiya Bethea, Hampson Blakeney, Landyn Bridges, Niasia Bridges, Jaelyn Brown, Amir Browne, Cazauria Covington, Andiyah Douglas, Ashanti Drayton, Shi’Dasia Drayton, Kassidy Emanuel, Camiya Harrison, Brooklyn Hubbard, Adam Khattab, Jourdan McCoy, Myjae McCoy, Da’Lecia Mohorn, Kameryn Owens, Angela Robinson, Sanyah Spears, Legenay Straing, Cyonna Stubbs, Camden Talley, Na’Cirema Townsend, Shayana White, Janae’drea Willams, Kamora Wright.
To our incredible, loving, and dedicated Earlean Hall!
Mr. Roderick Selda's ( Science teacher extraordinaire) 8th grade Science lab activity. The title is, How Big is that Crater? The students will explain the relationship between various-shaped objects, impact speed and crater size.
Another shout out for our eagles! Every student excelling every day!
SC READY Assessment: A Brochure for Parents and Students.
https://ed.sc.gov/tests/tests-files/sc-ready-files/spring-2021-assessment-brochure/
Looking for ways to help your students with their assessments?
Checkout this website
https://ed.sc.gov/tests/assessment-information/student-and-parent-resources/
Why are these students sitting on the stairs and what are they doing? Simply put, these students are engaging, touching, and learning math. The objective was to use the stairs as a model to prove the Pythagorean Theorem which says that 2 “legs” of a right triangle squared are equal to the square root of the triangle’s hypothenuse.
The students used the stairs to create a model of a right triangle. They then measured the model’s “legs” and squared the measurements. Lastly, they discovered that the Pythagorean Theorem was, in fact, true because the “legs” squared was equal to the hypotenuse squared.
Greetings Eagle Family,
This message is to inform you that bus 43 is running behind schedule. We apologize for any inconvenience. Thanks!
Look at these lovely and imaginative works of art created in Ms. Gregg's class!
