Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences. It aims to transform how neurodivergent individuals are perceived and supported by recognizing the many skills and talents of neurodivergent individuals, while creating more inclusive and equitable cultures that celebrate differences and empower every individual.
Spirit Day tomorrow supporting House Lojala!
Grade 5 Attendance Challenge begins Monday, March 16th! Which homeroom will have the best attendance each day and earn extra recess??
We missed a post for Chinese New Year and wanted you to see all of these smiles. 😀 Students in Mrs. Vit’s and Mrs. DiMare’s WIN classes read about Chinese Lunar New Year, then celebrated by making wish lanterns and practiced using chopsticks using colored cereal. 2026 is the Year of the Horse. #3RsBIS
We are excited to welcome our artist in residence next week. Thank you to the Maryland State Arts Council and Arts for Learning MD for your financial support. #3RsBIS 💙🤍
Get Ready! Pre-K & Kindergarten registration opens April 1, 2026! Make sure you have the required documents ready:
Birth Certificate
Proof of Residency
Proof of Income
Immunization Records
For more info, visit worcesterk12.org. #WeAreWorcester
Thanks for our sunshine committee for organizing the second annual BIS Staff Rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament. Shout out to our winner, Miss Barone with 75 wins. Mr. Cockerham with 40 wins and Mr. Geiger with 22 placed second and third. Fun was had by all! #3RsBIS🪨📝✂️💙🤍
Grace Hopper
A computer scientist and Navy rear admiral, Hopper played an integral role in creating programs for some of the world’s first computers.
A computer scientist and Navy rear admiral, Hopper played an integral role in creating programs for some of the world’s first computers.
Spirit Day Friday supporting House Lojala!
We are 25 minutes from showtime on this Spring's first performance! Tonight our 5th grade cast 1 presents Summer Camp! Congratulations in advance to our amazing Director, Mrs. Mills and our student performers! #3RsBIS
School Safety Reminder: The well-being of our students and staff is our highest priority. Learn more about our safety protocols here: https://www.worcesterk12.org/page/school-safety-protocols
#WeAreWorcester #SafetyMatters
#WeAreWorcester #SafetyMatters
Congratulations to our 6th grade students' of the month for February!
Madison, Lilly, Clara, Pat, Emory, Olivia, Bhodi, Dameiris, Sebastian, Juniper, Lucas, Jhosman, Olivia, Sophie, and Charlie.
Madison, Lilly, Clara, Pat, Emory, Olivia, Bhodi, Dameiris, Sebastian, Juniper, Lucas, Jhosman, Olivia, Sophie, and Charlie.
Congratulations to our 5th grade students' of the month for February!
Jun, Lia, Maddy, Jenna, Maggie, Charles, Katerina, Ja'Carter, Alexis, Parker, Brynn, Van, Makenzie, Nyah and Han!
Jun, Lia, Maddy, Jenna, Maggie, Charles, Katerina, Ja'Carter, Alexis, Parker, Brynn, Van, Makenzie, Nyah and Han!
Jane Cooke Wright
A physician and researcher, Jane Cooke Wright is credited as having been among the cancer researchers to discover chemotherapy. She was the first woman elected president of the New York Cancer Society.
A physician and researcher, Jane Cooke Wright is credited as having been among the cancer researchers to discover chemotherapy. She was the first woman elected president of the New York Cancer Society.
Due to foggy conditions, Worcester County Public Schools will open one hour late today, Monday, March 9, 2026. Buses will operate accordingly. All school programs will begin following the one-hour delay.
Good attendance is important for every student! A student who misses 10% of the school year is considered chronically absent, whether excused or unexcused. See everyone by 7:35 AM tomorrow! #3RsBIS
Spring Forward
Fun Friday was just that! Thank you to our SDHS volunteers and Mrs. DiMarco from the library!
Congratulations Blake for receiving the Ripley's Believe it or Not Incredible Kid Award. #3RsBIS
Louisa May Alcott
Alcott worked to support her family through financial difficulties at an early age, and managed to write “Little Women,” one of the most famous novels in American history. Her other famous writings include “Little Men” and “Jo’s Boys.”
Alcott worked to support her family through financial difficulties at an early age, and managed to write “Little Women,” one of the most famous novels in American history. Her other famous writings include “Little Men” and “Jo’s Boys.”
