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Daily Bulletin

September 4,  2026

MONDAY                Motivation Monday                                                                   

TUESDAY                  Try Hard Tuesday

                                   LGBTQ+ Club Meeting in Room 412 @ Lunch

WEDNESDAY          Work Hard Wednesday

                                  Muir Time Reminder for Students to Complete BTSN Flyers

                                  JMFC Meeting @ 2 p.m., Library

THURSDAY            Think Hard Thursday

                                 8th Grade Muir Time Assembly

                                 ELAC Meeting @ 5:30 p.m., Room 604

                                 Chick-Fil-A Truck in the Auditorium Courtyard for BTSN

                                 Back to School Night @ 6:30 p.m.

                                EF Tours Meeting @ 8 p.m. in Cafeteria

FRIDAY                  Finish Strong Friday!

                                Let’s Do Lunch, 6th Grade

                                2 P.M. Dismissal

Kindness Acts:  Sharing is a great way to show kindness. If you have finished reading a book and enjoyed it, think about donating it to a Little Free Library with a bookmark and a kind note to the next person who can enjoy it.

NUTRITION:     Chicken Delux & Waffle /  Fruit Smoothie / Blueberry Scone

LUNCH TIME:  Bento Box Bar / Chicken Patty Sandwich and more

Finish Strong Friday ~ No matter how the week started, you have the power to end it with peace, purpose, and positivity. Finish Strong, enjoy the weekend, and come back Tuesday ready to take on the week!

6th grade students! Today is a pretty big day for you, it’s your first “Let’s Do Lunch” on campus with your parents. If your parents are attending, please go straight to Mustang Field at lunch time to enjoy their company and the great lunch they bring you. Remember to be proud of your campus and make sure that everything is cleaned up at the end of lunch.  Have fun!

This weekend we are celebrating the Labor Day holiday. This holiday honors the 40-hour workweek and the rights won by past workers. In modern meaning, many people treat the long weekend as the unofficial end of summer. However you see it, be sure to rest and return Tuesday ready to learn.