Students playing the role of immigrants are asked questions by adult processors during an immigration activity.

Every year around this time, sixth grade goes back to 1903. After researching a character with a home country and language, students seek admission to America. At Ellis Island, the young immigrants are met by processors who ask them about their origins and destinations. If they pass these inspections, they can sign a loyalty oath and enter the United States. From left, Drew Miller, Mia Zimmerman and Rebecca Peters are questioned by Amy Guth, Chris Headle and Michelle Miller. Thanks to all of our volunteers and event organizer Jena Bish!

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BASD Guardians are encouraged to review and update their contact information.

BASD uses SchoolMessenger for automated notifications using telephone, text, and email communication. SchoolMessenger automatically pulls guardian contact information from the district's student information system. It's critically important that correct contact information is on file in these systems. For more information about SchoolMessenger and instructions for checking and updating contact information, please click HERE.

ANNUAL POLICY NOTICE

BASD policies are maintained in the BoardDocs platform and are accessible by clicking the District Policy Manual, under Quick Links, and then selecting the Policies tab. Policies housed in BoardDocs are currently in effect, but understand that review and maintenance is a continual process. Changes may occur monthly as our Board reviews and revises these governing documents. This posting of policies and regulations meets the requirements of PA School Code § 510.2.