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BCMS News and Announcements

Attention BCMS students and families image0pdtn.pngOn Wednesday, April 22, 2026, all MCPS secondary students will participate in elections during the school day to cast their vote for the next Student Member of the Board (SMOB)! Students at BCMS will cast their votes during their World Studies classes.

The two candidates visited BCMS during each grade level lunch to share with students their platform and to answer students’ questions. Additionally, the candidates participated in a video debate (approximately 15 minutes long), which students should view to learn about each candidate before voting. 
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In preparation for SMOB Election Day, please have your student view the following video: 2026-2027 SMOB candidate video

Please see Ms. Showman, SGA Advisor, with any questions.

                     
Attention Parents of 8th Grade Students!

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Click here to view the presentation for the parent meeting held on March 23rd.

 

Student Service Learning Information and Updates 

Student Service Learning Activity Verification forms should be submitted  to Ms. Rosa Mendoza, SSL Coordinator. 

Click here to view upcoming SSL Opportunities for April 2026. 

 

Save the Date...

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Yearbooks on Sale Now! Click here to purchase. 

Additional Information and Resources

BCMS April 2026 Breakfast and Lunch Menu

Briggs Chaney Middle School At Home Supports

BCMS Students: A Guide to How to Email Your Teacher

Parent's Guide to Student Suspensions & Expulsions

Student Rights and Respobsibilities Handbook (English)

Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook (Spanish)

Online FARMS Application Available (Must be renewed every school year)

MySchoolBucks (How to make cafeteria payment)

School Cash Online (Fieldtrip Payments, etc.)

2025-2026 School Supply List

 

PAW Print Newsletter

Click here to view current and previous PAW Print Newsletters

 

BCMS is a Cell Phone-Free School

Please click here to learn more about our cell phone-free school policy