Friday means finding treasure at Bath Elementary School! Check out these winners, the last of a long line of honeycomb winners this school year. We hope all of our little Bees have a kind, safe and best summer!!
Some of our 5th Grade morning helpers were getting hyped for the graduating seniors to do their walk through the elementary today.
Summer Volleyball Skills Camp taking place at Bath High School June 15th - 18th.
Elementary student camp takes place from 8am-10am, Middle School student camp is from 10am-12pm and the High School student camp is from 12:30-3:00pm.
Elementary Skills Camp Registration Form
The annual 5th grade Potato Olympics! These are some pictures from the international bobsled and potato toss competitions. Enjoy the photos and the competitors. There was lots of laughter and lots of cheering!
These students had a super swell week here at Bath Elementary, they were caught being kind and safe by someone and were picked as winners in their class. Great job Bees!
A few fantastic Bees from this week, these honeycomb winners were all smiles today.
MSU Health Care interviewed BES PE teacher Jon Vanderberg and an elementary student about our Mileage Club Program. Click the link below to see the article.
It's Friday at the BES, that can only mean one thing... Treasure! Here are the weekly winners, please congratulate these sensational Bees.
Treasure Chest Friday! Look at these superstars from the week.
Bath Elementary School welcomed families on April 10th for its Student Showcase and Science Fair, highlighting student learning and creativity. Students shared their work from the Science Fair, demonstrating problem-solving skills and their understanding of the scientific method through a variety of projects. Visitors also explored classroom displays, including third grade biography projects that brought historical figures to life. The event included hands-on activities, a cake walk, and opportunities for families to connect while celebrating student achievements.
Look at these brilliant Bees getting some treasure this week! They worked extra hard this week 'bee'ing kind to others in their class and 'bee'ing safe in the building! Way to go!
Students and staff came back from spring break to find new flooring installed downstairs in the cafeteria and surrounding hallways.
Congratulations to our very own Olivia Vogl! Mrs. Vogl was nominated by a parent for this award and received $2000 for her excellence in education. We are so thankful to have her in our building!
https://www.wlns.com/news/local-news/bath-elementary-teacher-receives-2000-award-for-excellence/
https://www.wlns.com/news/local-news/bath-elementary-teacher-receives-2000-award-for-excellence/
Time is running out to sign up for our Kindergarten Round-Up, please get registered today! Some of our slots are already full, contact Jenny Hinsman at jhinsman@bathschools.net to sign up for a date and time. We look forward to meeting all our new Bees for the 2026/27 school year.
Look at all these Bees that were safe and kind to one another this week.
We are proud to share news of our after-school elementary writing program, Awaken the Senses, in partnership with the Red Cedar Writing Program at Michigan State University.
Over six weeks, fourth and fifth grade students strengthened their writing skills and explored their creativity. They skyped with a park ranger and wrote about the park through their senses, pretended they were writers in a Biggby Cafe, and created color poetry. We wrapped up with a celebration where families enjoyed viewing student work and recognized their growth.
Thank you to Red Cedar Writing, Biggby and student families for supporting our young writers!
Over six weeks, fourth and fifth grade students strengthened their writing skills and explored their creativity. They skyped with a park ranger and wrote about the park through their senses, pretended they were writers in a Biggby Cafe, and created color poetry. We wrapped up with a celebration where families enjoyed viewing student work and recognized their growth.
Thank you to Red Cedar Writing, Biggby and student families for supporting our young writers!
2nd grade students are hatching baby chicks this week. A "Hatch Cam" allows students and staff to watch the progress!
Honeycomb winners from the 2nd week of March! Look at these terrific Bees picking out some treasure for their outstanding work over the last week.
4th and 5th grade students are learning about the structure and function of animal cells in STEM. They made models of a cell using pancakes, Oreos, marshmallows, chocolate syrup and Skittles to build an edible cell!
Ms. Jess recently applied for and received a grant through the Cortney Nowak Foundation. The foundation is committed to supporting local school districts in Clinton and Eaton Counties by providing funding for literacy-focused initiatives and programs.
This grant will support our school’s March Is Reading Month activities. With the funds, Ms. Jess will be able to purchase books as incentives for students who log the highest number of reading minutes throughout the month. In addition, prizes will be available for all students who participate in the reading program.
We are grateful to the Cortney Nowak Foundation for supporting literacy and helping encourage our students to develop a love of reading.
This grant will support our school’s March Is Reading Month activities. With the funds, Ms. Jess will be able to purchase books as incentives for students who log the highest number of reading minutes throughout the month. In addition, prizes will be available for all students who participate in the reading program.
We are grateful to the Cortney Nowak Foundation for supporting literacy and helping encourage our students to develop a love of reading.
