We had a great turnout at last Saturday's Rabies Clinic for the towns of Dighton, Somerset, and Swansea! Our students were a huge help throughout the event. It was a great opportunity for them to gain experience in a real-world setting, and they truly stepped up! We even had attendance from some of our own BA family! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #VetScience
Last week, juniors in Ms. Peixe's ELA class created projects as an alternative assessment for Fahrenheit 451! One is a fire pit consisting of a "pigeon-winged book" complete with the title, and the other is a book with a "burned" metal cover, cardboard pages and a slot for a box of matches. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #ELA #Fahrenheit451
Sophomores in Ms. Corey's Chemistry class watched a chemical reaction demonstration! Students are preparing for their own chemical reaction lab after break. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #Science #Chemistry
Environmental Engineering students are gearing up to do Spring maintenance on their rooftop gardens. This morning, we had the pleasure of hosting Mr. Steven Hughes, NER Architectural Program Manager at Tremco, who gave our students a wonderful presentation on the construction and components of green roofs. Students then headed outside to start preparing the beds for planting. Thank you Mr. Hughes and Tremco for joining us! #EnvironmentalEngineering #EnvironmentalScience #GreenRoof #Garden
Congratulations, Sarah Ashley! We are so proud of you! Keep up the great work. #CultivatingExcellence #BAPride
Congratulations to all the Outstanding Vocational Student Award winners and a special congrats to Vet Science senior Sarah Ashley, who is our recipient. #CultivatingExcellence #BAPride
With our Animal Science term switch, juniors from Livestock and Dairy management and seniors from Companion Animal Science are spending the quarter in Veterinary Science and Laboratory Animal Management! Students observed and assisted our veterinarian with wellness exams in the Vet Clinic. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #SmallAnimal #VetScience #Dog
Upperclassmen in Animal Science switched programs for last quarter! Pictured are seniors from Veterinary Science and Laboratory Animal Technology getting a tour of Livestock and Dairy Management! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #LargeAnimal #Livestock #SmallAnimal #VetScience #Cow
Students in Veterinary Science and Laboratory Animal Technology set up X-Rays and assisted with a health check on one of our new lambs to make sure it was fit and healthy to go back to mom! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #SmallAnimal #VetScience
🎉 Happy Assistant Principal Appreciation Week! 🎉
This week, we’re giving a huge shout out to our incredible Assistant Principal, Ms. Sylvia who helps make our school a place where students thrive and teachers feel supported. 💙📚
From managing the day-to-day to cheering on students at events, from supporting staff to ensuring everything runs smoothly behind the scenes—Ms. Sylvia truly does it all. Your leadership, dedication, and heart make a difference every single day. 💼👏
Please join us in thanking Ms. Sylvia for everything she does! Drop a comment below to share your appreciation! 👇
#AssistantPrincipalAppreciationWeek #ThankYouAPs #CultivatingExcellence
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Seniors in Arboriculture were reviewing their skills on tying an open system to prepare them to use climbing spurs! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #Arboriculture #ClimbingSpurs #Climbing
On March 14 the Dairy Judging and Dairy Showmanship teams participated in their State competition. We just found out that the students won BOTH competitions and look forward to competing at Regionals and then the National Convention to represent the state of Massachusetts! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #DairyJudging #FFA
Bristol Aggie at the State House! On Friday, students Lauren Decoste and Mason Tavares, along with Student Government Advisor Ms. Diana Hopkins, represented BA at Student Government Day at the Massachusetts State House! They stepped into the shoes of legislators—participating in a mock formal session of the House and Senate, debating Senate Bill 335 (https://malegislature.gov/Bills/194/S335.pdf) on responsible tech use in schools, and even casting formal votes. 🗳️📜 This hands-on experience gave them an inside look at how our government works and the power of student voice in shaping the future. 🙌 Way to go, Lauren and Mason! We’re so proud of your leadership and advocacy! #BristolAggie #StudentLeadership #CivicEngagement #StudentGovernmentDay
We would like to THANK our PTO, who not only came in at 7 am to set up but bought our students goodies and specialized cakes for each program so they felt welcomed into their new major today during placements. We are appreciative of your continued support. #CultivatingExcellence #BAPride
Two ECD juniors, Nora Platt and Tori Welzel, presented their research at the 2025 Northeast Natural History Conference. College students, professors, and professionals working in the field presented 122 research posters. Two were presented by high school students, and those 2 students were Nora and Tori! Bravo! #CultivatingExcellence #BAPride
Freshmen in Ms. Mills English class were presenting their projects on activists after reading "I am Malala"! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #English #Presentation
We’d like to give a special thank you to Dan Kinsella who owns Fuego, a horse we lease. He gave our upperclassmen in equine science a demonstration of polo! He went over the tack and rules necessary to play polo. The students even had an opportunity to try hitting the polo balls on Fuego! Dans polo team is called KangaManga, which is primarily out of Newport Polo. Fun Fact, Dans team plays for the U.S.A internationally! Thank you again Dan for providing our students with this amazing opportunity! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #Polo #NewportPolo
Last weekend, Lindel Tucker competed at IEA Zone 1 Finals at The Big E, and she qualified for IEA Nationals in St. Louis at the National Equestrian Center. She also won the written horsemanship exam out of 138 contestants. Incoming freshman, Allie Edwards placed 3rd!
IEA is an organization where grades 4-12 compete on a team and individually with a draw-based competition format with horses provided by different schools and farms. First, they competed in the region, which is in the South Coast of MA and RI, and then the regional final can qualify you for the Zone 1 final and to nationals. It is all a point based system. Lindel finished her pre-season (up to regionals), undefeated fences, and flat with 70 points! #CultivatingExcellence #BAPride
Happy National School Librarian Day to our librarian, Ms. Noel!
After 3 years working with Ms. Clements, the Livestock students will be moving onto their Q4 major.
