Red Ribbon Week – Tuesday, October 27 - Friday, October 30

This week is Red Ribbon Week which is a national campaign to promote staying drug-free. The theme for this year is “Be Happy, Be Brave, Be Drug-Free.” In promoting staying drug free, the dress-up themes for this week will be:

Tuesday: "Team Up Against Drugs!"- Students are encouraged to team up for their fight against drugs by wearing their favorite sports team shirt to school or their                          school t-shirt.

Wednesday: “It’s Crazy to do Drugs” – Crazy Hair Day.  Can’t wait to see those crazy hair do’s!

Thursday: “Red-y to be Drug Free” – Wear red clothes and accessories.

Friday: "Turn Your Back on Drugs Day!" - Students are encouraged to wear their t-shirt backwards to represent they are turning their back on drugs.

Please remember all students are to be in their classroom or online, seated, and ready for learning at 8:15 a.m. each morning. Students arriving at or after 8:15 a.m. will be marked tardy and must be signed-in at the office by a parent. Online students arriving after 8:15 a.m. will also be marked tardy.

Also, as a reminder, online students should be in attendance for the full instructional day each day. Attending only part of the day will result in an unexcused early release. Infractions will be issued based on the guidelines shared at last week’s Virtual Open House.

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                             Important Information

                 Click Link Bay Vista Return to School Snapshot 

                       for BV's Policies on Returning to School.

    Welcome to 2020-21!

On behalf of our entire staff, I would like to welcome our new Jaguars and families, as well as our returning Jaguars! It is a great honor to continue as your principal and lead our amazing school community in these unprecedented times!

As we plan for a beginning unlike any we have ever experienced, our focus will still be to ensure the academic, social-emotional, and behavioral needs of each, and every student are known and met.

The Spring of 2020 challenged us to find a “new normal” for learning, connected us in new ways, and required our Jaguars to learn and interact from afar.  More than ever, I appreciate the expertise our teachers bring to Bay Vista and the resilience our students have demonstrated to continue learning and work hard.  I also came to appreciate the small things that are so powerful on our campus - giving a high-five, a hug, an unmasked smile, face-to-face Jaguar Jamborees, and so much more. What I MOST appreciate about Bay Vista is how, even under these unforeseen circumstances, we are still a strong, connected, and supportive Jaguar community! 

Even as we find our way with our “new normal”, please be assured that our Jaguars will learn in a safe environment and our learning will not only continue, but it will thrive! We are committed to maintaining the highest standards so there is no shortage of opportunities for your student to feel challenged each day with high quality instruction. Whether your Jaguar is learning online or face-to-face, he/she is equally a part of our Jaguar family.  Now, more than ever, we must demonstrate our commitment to our Guidelines for Success:

We are the Bay Vista Jaguars!

J-A-G-U-A-R-S!

Just believe in yourself

Always be responsible

Give your best effort

Understand others

Appreciate your environment

Respect is expected

Support fellow Jaguars!

I look forward to our journey together this year!

Sincerely, 

Principal Donna Hall

   Bay Vista Fundamental Traditional Return to School

                                                Fall 2020: Returning to School

The information below outlines what classes will look like as school reopens for high-quality, face-to-face, instruction.

Curriculum: PCS-adopted curriculum with lessons developed and taught by classroom teachers.

                                                    Details and Considerations

• Remain enrolled in BVFS for 2020-2021 school year and keep your seat within our school
• Follow and adhere to all 2020-2021 PCS school building health and safety protocols and Code of Student Conduct.
• Note: If the need arises to quarantine and/or close a classroom, school or the entire district due to health concerns, instruction will continue but transition to the digital model noted within MyPCS Online until students and teachers return to traditional instruction. All decisions for quarantine and/or closure of classrooms, along with return dates will be made with the Department of Health.

Traditional, in-person, learning following the regular student schedule and student calendar (180 days of instruction) and follow our school bell times.

The link BVF Traditional Return to School has up-to-date information on NEW Fundamental Guidelines, Dress Code, Classroom and General Education Settings, and more!

  BV Return to School Document

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