🏈🎬 Tomorrow’s Football Pep Rally Spirit Theme: MAIN CHARACTER ENERGY! 💙🤍
It’s time for our Bulldogs to bring the energy! Tomorrow, students can show their school spirit by dressing as their favorite character from a book or movie. Whether it’s a hero, a villain, or a fan favorite, we can’t wait to see our students bring their main character energy to the day!
A few important reminders:
📚 Students should be able to identify the book or movie character their outfit represents.
🚫 Masks are not permitted.
👕 Outfits must be school-appropriate and must not disrupt the classroom. Students wearing attire that disrupts the learning environment will be asked to change.
Let’s bring the spirit, show our Bulldog pride, and get ready to cheer on our team! 🐾🏈 Go Bulldogs!
It’s time for our Bulldogs to bring the energy! Tomorrow, students can show their school spirit by dressing as their favorite character from a book or movie. Whether it’s a hero, a villain, or a fan favorite, we can’t wait to see our students bring their main character energy to the day!
A few important reminders:
📚 Students should be able to identify the book or movie character their outfit represents.
🚫 Masks are not permitted.
👕 Outfits must be school-appropriate and must not disrupt the classroom. Students wearing attire that disrupts the learning environment will be asked to change.
Let’s bring the spirit, show our Bulldog pride, and get ready to cheer on our team! 🐾🏈 Go Bulldogs!
MS games have been moved because of the volleyball playoffs! Games are now tomorrow(Wednesday)
5:00 PM start for 7th grade @ Home
6:00 PM start 8th grade @ Home
5:00 PM start for 7th grade @ Home
6:00 PM start 8th grade @ Home
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To make Chromebook repairs, loaner checkouts, and charging easier and more efficient, we have 5 FUYL Towers located across campus.
These towers allow students to report broken Chromebooks, check out temporary loaner devices, and securely charge their Chromebooks while minimizing classroom disruptions.
Each FUYL Tower has 15 lockers:
5 Charging Bays – For students who need to charge their Chromebooks.
10 Loaner/Repair Bays – For broken Chromebook drop-offs and temporary loaner devices.
🔑 How to Access the FUYL Towers
Students will use their Student ID number (the same number used as their lunch code) to sign in and access the FUYL Towers.
Go to one of the 5 FUYL Towers located across campus.
Enter your Student ID number (lunch code) when prompted.
Follow the on-screen instructions for charging, repairs, or checking out a loaner Chromebook.
Make sure the locker is securely closed when finished.
🔧 Broken or Damaged Chromebooks
If a student's Chromebook is broken or not working properly:
Go to one of the FUYL Towers.
Use the iPad kiosk to report the Chromebook issue.
Sign in using your Student ID number (lunch code).
Follow the on-screen instructions to submit the repair request.
The kiosk will automatically email the Technology Department with the repair information.
Follow the instructions to place the broken Chromebook in the assigned locker and obtain a loaner device, if needed.
There is no need to submit a separate technology help desk ticket. The iPad kiosk handles the repair notification.
🔋 Chromebook Charging
If a student's Chromebook needs to be charged during the school day:
Visit one of the FUYL Towers.
Sign in using your Student ID number (lunch code).
Select an available charging bay and follow the instructions to securely place your Chromebook inside and connect it to the charger.
Students may check out a temporary loaner Chromebook while their assigned device charges, if one is available.
Students must return the loaner Chromebook BEFORE retrieving their assigned Chromebook from the charging locker.
This helps ensure loaner devices remain available for other students who need them.
💻 Loaner Chromebook Expectations
Loaner Chromebooks are temporary devices and should only be used when a student's assigned Chromebook is being repaired or charged.
Students must use their own Student ID number (lunch code) when checking out or returning devices.
Students are responsible for taking care of any loaner device checked out to them.
Loaner devices must be returned promptly when no longer needed.
Students may not keep both their assigned Chromebook and a loaner device.
Follow the kiosk instructions for checking out and returning devices.
📌 Important Reminders
Use your own Student ID number (lunch code) when accessing the FUYL Towers. Do not share your code with other students.
The 5 charging bays are reserved for charging Chromebooks.
The remaining 10 bays are designated for Chromebook repairs and loaner devices.
Do not place personal belongings or other items inside the lockers.
Report any issues with the kiosk or lockers to the Technology Department.
Our goal is to make Chromebook support more accessible, reduce time away from instruction, and ensure students have working devices when they need them.
Thank you for helping us keep this process organized and our technology resources available for everyone!
Bosqueville ISD Technology Department
These towers allow students to report broken Chromebooks, check out temporary loaner devices, and securely charge their Chromebooks while minimizing classroom disruptions.
Each FUYL Tower has 15 lockers:
5 Charging Bays – For students who need to charge their Chromebooks.
10 Loaner/Repair Bays – For broken Chromebook drop-offs and temporary loaner devices.
🔑 How to Access the FUYL Towers
Students will use their Student ID number (the same number used as their lunch code) to sign in and access the FUYL Towers.
Go to one of the 5 FUYL Towers located across campus.
Enter your Student ID number (lunch code) when prompted.
Follow the on-screen instructions for charging, repairs, or checking out a loaner Chromebook.
Make sure the locker is securely closed when finished.
🔧 Broken or Damaged Chromebooks
If a student's Chromebook is broken or not working properly:
Go to one of the FUYL Towers.
Use the iPad kiosk to report the Chromebook issue.
Sign in using your Student ID number (lunch code).
Follow the on-screen instructions to submit the repair request.
The kiosk will automatically email the Technology Department with the repair information.
Follow the instructions to place the broken Chromebook in the assigned locker and obtain a loaner device, if needed.
There is no need to submit a separate technology help desk ticket. The iPad kiosk handles the repair notification.
🔋 Chromebook Charging
If a student's Chromebook needs to be charged during the school day:
Visit one of the FUYL Towers.
Sign in using your Student ID number (lunch code).
Select an available charging bay and follow the instructions to securely place your Chromebook inside and connect it to the charger.
Students may check out a temporary loaner Chromebook while their assigned device charges, if one is available.
Students must return the loaner Chromebook BEFORE retrieving their assigned Chromebook from the charging locker.
This helps ensure loaner devices remain available for other students who need them.
💻 Loaner Chromebook Expectations
Loaner Chromebooks are temporary devices and should only be used when a student's assigned Chromebook is being repaired or charged.
Students must use their own Student ID number (lunch code) when checking out or returning devices.
Students are responsible for taking care of any loaner device checked out to them.
Loaner devices must be returned promptly when no longer needed.
Students may not keep both their assigned Chromebook and a loaner device.
Follow the kiosk instructions for checking out and returning devices.
📌 Important Reminders
Use your own Student ID number (lunch code) when accessing the FUYL Towers. Do not share your code with other students.
The 5 charging bays are reserved for charging Chromebooks.
The remaining 10 bays are designated for Chromebook repairs and loaner devices.
Do not place personal belongings or other items inside the lockers.
Report any issues with the kiosk or lockers to the Technology Department.
Our goal is to make Chromebook support more accessible, reduce time away from instruction, and ensure students have working devices when they need them.
Thank you for helping us keep this process organized and our technology resources available for everyone!
Bosqueville ISD Technology Department
Our first College and Career Day was a success! Thank you to Tarleton State University, Texas State University, Goodall-Witcher Radiology, Texas Luxury and Land Real Estate, and Tessera Technology for visiting with our students and answering their questions. We are excited to show them the different options they have after high school.
Picture Day - October 19
Newsletter for the week of October 12.
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Holiday Reminder
🏈🐾 It’s HOMECOMING, Bulldog Nation! 🐾🏈
It’s time to bring the Bulldog spirit and celebrate HOMECOMING at today’s pep rally! 🎉❤️🖤
High School doors will open at 2:00 PM for parents and community members, and the pep rally begins at 2:15 PM.
As a reminder, classes are still in session this afternoon. To respect our students’ learning time for as long as possible, we ask that guests wait until 2:00 PM to enter the building.
Come ready to cheer loud, celebrate our Bulldogs, and help us bring the HOMECOMING SPIRIT as we get ready for tonight’s BIG GAME! 🏈🔥
Big Game. Big Heart. Bulldog Pride! ❤️🖤🐾
#BulldogPride #Homecoming2026 #BosquevilleISD #GoBulldogs
It’s time to bring the Bulldog spirit and celebrate HOMECOMING at today’s pep rally! 🎉❤️🖤
High School doors will open at 2:00 PM for parents and community members, and the pep rally begins at 2:15 PM.
As a reminder, classes are still in session this afternoon. To respect our students’ learning time for as long as possible, we ask that guests wait until 2:00 PM to enter the building.
Come ready to cheer loud, celebrate our Bulldogs, and help us bring the HOMECOMING SPIRIT as we get ready for tonight’s BIG GAME! 🏈🔥
Big Game. Big Heart. Bulldog Pride! ❤️🖤🐾
#BulldogPride #Homecoming2026 #BosquevilleISD #GoBulldogs
💙 Homecoming Parade Update
7th & 8th Grade Families
Dear 7th & 8th Grade Parents and Guardians,
We want to provide an important update regarding the Homecoming Parade.
Unfortunately, despite our efforts, a general class float for our 7th and 8th grade students has not become available for this year's parade. We know that many students turned in permission forms with the expectation of participating on a class float, and we sincerely apologize for the disappointment this may cause.
Students in 7th and 8th grade who submitted permission forms will still be able to attend and enjoy the Homecoming Parade; however, they will participate as spectators this year rather than riding on a float.
We understand that this is not the experience our students were hoping for, and we are truly sorry that we were unable to secure a float for them. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we work to make the Homecoming celebration a special event for all of our students.
Thank you for your continued support of Bosqueville Middle School and our Bulldogs! 💙🐾
7th & 8th Grade Families
Dear 7th & 8th Grade Parents and Guardians,
We want to provide an important update regarding the Homecoming Parade.
Unfortunately, despite our efforts, a general class float for our 7th and 8th grade students has not become available for this year's parade. We know that many students turned in permission forms with the expectation of participating on a class float, and we sincerely apologize for the disappointment this may cause.
Students in 7th and 8th grade who submitted permission forms will still be able to attend and enjoy the Homecoming Parade; however, they will participate as spectators this year rather than riding on a float.
We understand that this is not the experience our students were hoping for, and we are truly sorry that we were unable to secure a float for them. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we work to make the Homecoming celebration a special event for all of our students.
Thank you for your continued support of Bosqueville Middle School and our Bulldogs! 💙🐾
Homecoming Parade Information
As we finalize parade plans, this is our last call for a float for 7th or 8th grade. If you are willing and able to volunteer, please reach out to Mrs. Bruner in the Middle School office.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Bulldog Beat for the Week of October 5
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Good morning,
As of today, we have not had any volunteers for a 7th or 8th grade float. If this is something you are able to help with, please reach out to Mrs. Bruner in the office. We will be finalizing logistics for the parade Monday evening so that final details can be shared on Tuesday.
Thank you.
NOTICE TO SECONDARY FAMILIES
Restroom Vandalism & Property Damage
We want to make families aware that there has been an increase in vandalism and property damage in restrooms across our secondary campuses.
Our campuses are taking additional steps to address this issue, including increased monitoring of restrooms and student movement during passing periods. We appreciate the support of our families as we work to maintain a safe, respectful environment for all students.
Vandalism and intentional property damage will not be tolerated. Students are expected to treat school facilities and property with care and respect.
Students determined to be involved in vandalism or property damage—including those who directly participate, assist, encourage, or otherwise contribute to the incident—will be subject to disciplinary consequences in accordance with district policy. Consequences may include assignment to the Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) when appropriate.
We encourage parents and guardians to talk with their students about making responsible choices and reporting concerns to a trusted adult rather than participating in or encouraging destructive behavior.
Thank you for partnering with us to help keep our campuses safe, respectful, and well cared for.
Restroom Vandalism & Property Damage
We want to make families aware that there has been an increase in vandalism and property damage in restrooms across our secondary campuses.
Our campuses are taking additional steps to address this issue, including increased monitoring of restrooms and student movement during passing periods. We appreciate the support of our families as we work to maintain a safe, respectful environment for all students.
Vandalism and intentional property damage will not be tolerated. Students are expected to treat school facilities and property with care and respect.
Students determined to be involved in vandalism or property damage—including those who directly participate, assist, encourage, or otherwise contribute to the incident—will be subject to disciplinary consequences in accordance with district policy. Consequences may include assignment to the Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) when appropriate.
We encourage parents and guardians to talk with their students about making responsible choices and reporting concerns to a trusted adult rather than participating in or encouraging destructive behavior.
Thank you for partnering with us to help keep our campuses safe, respectful, and well cared for.
The middle school is looking for a few volunteers to assist with the Homecoming Parade. Please reach out to Mrs. Bruner in the office if you are able to help.
Lights are being added to the parking lot this week. Beginning today, parking at the administration building will not be permitted. The map shows areas of the parking lot that are closed and areas which you may park in.
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Dear Bosqueville Parents/Guardians,
We are excited to celebrate Homecoming with our students and community! As we make plans for the Homecoming Parade on October 7 at 6pm, we need to know how your child plans to participate.
Please complete the short survey below to let us know whether your child will be riding on a parade float or watching the parade as a spectator no later than September 16.
Homecoming Parade Participation
https://forms.gle/YWVvea4knvvGc92p9
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