Bath Community Schools

How would this bond impact my tax rate? Bath Community Schools currently levies 7.00 mills for the debt tax rate. If the August 2025 bond proposal is approved by voters, the debt tax rate is expected to remain the same at 7.00 mills, resulting in a ZERO TAX RATE INCREASE from the current tax year. More details: bit.ly/BCSBond2025 #BCSBond2025

If voters approve the 2025 Bond Proposal, it would fund the following projects at Bath High School:
• New football field entry with concessions, toilets, and storage
• Replace drinking fountains to comply with Filter First Law
• Install intruder lockdown system
• Replace public announcement system
• Replace clock system
• Replacement of roofing
• Add toilet rooms to learning commons
• New window shades
• Replace boilers
• Replace water heater
• New smart lab furniture & equipment
• Site work: Parking lot paving and drives and drainage for football field
See the full project list at: bit.ly/BCSBond2025 #BCSBond2025

If approved by voters, the 2025 Bond Proposal would provide for the following projects at Bath Elementary School: • Replace drinking fountains to comply with Filter First Law • Install intruder lockdown system • Replacement of roofing • Exterior wall masonry repairs/replacement • New lockers • New window shades • Replace chiller • Replace clock system • New smart lab furniture & equipment • New playground equipment See the full project list at: bit.ly/BCSBond2025 #BCSBond2025

The 2025 Bond Proposal is a $26.8 million bond proposal for building & site improvements to address identified and ongoing capital projects based on facility assessments. If approved by voters, the 2025 bond millage is expected to have a ZERO TAX RATE INCREASE from the current tax year. These funds can only be used for facility improvements—not salaries or operational expenses. Get the full details: bit.ly/BCSBond2025 #BCSBond2025

Please note a change in location for tonight’s Board of Education meeting. Due to the high temperatures and the need for better access to air conditioning, the meeting will now take place in the Bath High School Cafeteria instead of the Large Group Instruction room. Thank you for your understanding.

Absentee voter ballots are available starting next week, June 26. Registered voters must complete and submit the application to receive their absentee voter ballot. To vote by mail, fill out the application and sign it, and then return it to your local clerk. If you registered to vote after absentee voter ballot applications were mailed, applications may be obtained online at Michigan.gov/vote. Absentee voter ballots are available from June 26 through August 5, 2025. #BCSBond2025

Have questions about the 2025 bond? Join us for an upcoming Community Forum to discuss the proposal, answer questions, and provide more details. Date & location: June 16, 6:00 PM, BMS Cafeteria. #BCSBond2025

Have questions about the 2025 bond? Join us for an upcoming Community Forum to discuss the proposal, answer questions, and provide more details. Date & location: June 16, 6:00 PM, BMS Cafeteria. #BCSBond2025

Thanks to the Athletic Boosters for providing t-shirts to our BMS scholar athletes. All student athletes that made the honor roll were given a shirt.

Several BHS athletes competed in the state track and field finals on Saturday, May 31. Luke Skidmore set a new school record in the pole vault and is #9 on the 2025 MI HS Outdoor Rankings. Congratulations Luke and the rest of the Track and Field Athletes.

BMS 8th grade students having fun at Michigan Adventure today!

BMS Students attended the Lansing Lugnuts game on May 28th.

Congratulations to Mrs. Gillette's 2nd grade class for winning the tech department pizza party drawing! First through Fifth grade classes with no damages to their chromebooks this semester were entered into a drawing for a pizza party.

Elementary students from each grade that completed the most laps during mileage club earned a trampoline and pizza party at Launch!

4th and 5th grade music performance. The 4th grade students played their recorders while 5th graders played the ukulele. Thanks Mr. Vetter for a great concert!

BHS Robotics team received the All-Star Rookie Award at their first robotics competition in Brooklyn, Michigan.

Middle and high school students have joined forces and brought two very different theatrical comedy performances. Hallmarks of Horror followed by Cinderella and the Substitute Fairy Godmother.