Earthquake Drill – Great American ShakeOut This Thursday, October 16 at 10:16 a.m., Burney Jr-Sr High School will join millions of people across the country in the Great American ShakeOut earthquake drill. Students and staff will practice how to Drop, Cover, and Hold On to stay safe during an earthquake. This quick drill helps us all be prepared and ready in case of a real emergency.
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The Indian Parent Committee will conduct its first meeting on October 22 at 5:30 pm in the District Office.
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A great group of student volunteers from Burney Leos Club worked all day at Heritage Day! Our Raiders are great mentors to our junior Raiders and helpers in our community. 💚💛
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Congratulations to the 7th grade volleyball team for winning their final championship at the Fall River HS tournament! The team ended with a record of 11-1! Go Raiders!
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Raiders working on sighting (in the hallway) and blind contour in the Art classroom. Learning is always fun in Ms. Hickey's classes!
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Our FFA team participated in their Field Day at Shasta College this week. 💚💛
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🎉 Congratulations to our Boosters Students of the Month! 🎉

Each month, the Burney Boosters recognize outstanding students who demonstrate excellence in academics, citizenship, and athletics. Please join us in celebrating our September honorees:

📚 Scholar: Mackenzie Villarruel – Honored for her strong academics, focus, and commitment to learning.

💚 Citizen: Dominick Brantley – Celebrated for his kindness, respect, and positive influence on campus.

🏅 Athlete: Greeley Wolfin – Recognized for his work on and off the field.

We’re proud of these students for representing the best of Burney Jr.–Sr. High School! 💚💛 #RaiderPride #BurneyBoosters
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Saturday School will be offered the second and fourth Saturdays at BHS from 8:00 - 12:00 noon. This is an opportunity students can use as a time to catch up on work on which they may be behind. The first Saturday School at BHS commences on October 11.

Students or parents must notify the school office by 3:00 pm on Thursday that they will be attending Saturday School. Students must bring their school work to complete; enough to cover the entire time.

There will be a Grab-and-go breakfast available. Lunch is not provided.

Saturday School may be used by students to make up their absences. The time spent at Saturday School, or four full hours of Homework Club, can offset a day of absence including unexcused absences that placed students on the NOPE List.

Continuation students may attend. Students from Burney may attend Saturday school at Fall River and visa versa. (It will be offered the first and third Saturday at FRHS.)

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FRJUSD App and Rooms; please sign in using your cell phone numbers.
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The BHS PE store is open until October 3. Students can buy uniform sets online for only $17. PE uniforms are voluntary this year; next year, they will be required.
https://selectspiritwear.com/collections/burney-hs-pe
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FRHS students joined our Raider Rotary Interact Club to help set up for the Century Bike Ride.

Interact clubs bring together young people ages 12-18 to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self.
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Picture Day is Wednesday, October 1! 📸
Make sure you’re camera-ready; this is the only chance for school pictures, no retake days this year.. Smile, Raiders! 💚💛
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Hello Raider Families! This is a reminder that Back-to-School Night is this Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. in the gym. Come meet our teachers, explore classrooms, and see all the exciting things happening at Burney Junior-Senior High School! Before the event, join us for a delicious Indian Taco Dinner fundraiser; tickets are just $10 and can be purchased in the office. And don’t miss the sweet treat afterward: the FFA Ice Cream Social on the back patio! We can’t wait to see you there for an evening of Raider pride, connection, and community.
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Congratulations to the Lions Club September Senior of the Month, Victoria Jimenez! Victoria is challenging herself with the most rigorous classes offered. She works diligently to keep her grades up, she plays three sports, and is involved in many clubs on campus. Victoria maintains an even-keel demeanor that makes her approachable and a good role model for other students.
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Hello Raider Families!
Our Back-to-School Night is Wednesday, September 24. Join us at 5:00 pm for an Indian Taco Dinner, a delicious fundraiser for our Native Ed Club. At 6:00 pm, meet our teaching staff in the gym and then enjoy a whirlwind tour of your students’ school day. Finish off the evening at an Ice Cream Social and learn all about our new FFA program. We look forward to sharing an evening of fun, food, and fellowship with our Raider Family. Tickets for dinner can be bought for $10 in the office.

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It's Homecoming Week! Join us for the festivities!
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Support our Raiders! Home game on Tuesday. 💚💛
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Support our varsity girl Raiders! 💚💛
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The Raider Football team was treated to a team dinner. Yum! Go Raiders!
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Raiders, a quick reminder about two simple things that really make a big difference for all of us: how we dress and how we use our devices.

First, when we dress appropriately, we set ourselves up for success. The way we present ourselves shows respect—for ourselves, for our classmates, and for our learning. When we come to school dressed ready to learn, we’re saying, “I take my education seriously, and I’m ready for the day.”

Second, electronic devices like phones can be a huge distraction. We all know how tempting it is to check a notification or scroll for just a minute, but those minutes add up, and they take away from our learning and connection with each other. That’s why we keep devices put away—so we can focus on building skills, friendships, and experiences that will truly matter in the long run.

At Burney High, we want everyone to feel confident, focused, and prepared. Dressing for success and keeping devices put away are simple ways we can all contribute to a positive, distraction-free learning environment.

Thank you, Raiders—let’s keep working together to make our school the best it can be!
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