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Boundary County Middle School is excited to announce that our counselor Ms. Kim Norwood has been chosen as the “Certificated Employee of the Month” for the Boundary County School District.

Ms. Norwood’s value to BCMS can not be overstated. She operates behind the scenes, going about her job of serving the students, staff and parents with little fanfare, but of extreme importance to the success of BCMS. She is always available to students in need of help and works extremely hard to provide our students with the skills necessary to survive the trials and tribulations that come with being an adolescent. Teachers appreciate her willingness to be there when students need assistance in being able to focus on their learning. Parents know they can count on Ms. Norwood to be there to provide support for their children. She truly is an outstanding counselor and a wonderful person who truly is a key contributor to our school.

Everyone at BCMS would like to congratulate Ms. Norwood on her selection and thank her for all she does for our school.

Cheryl Economu is a caring, dedicated, positive, flexible, and highly skilled (and I could go on and on), specialist!!!  Cheryl has risen to the call of doing more with less.  She was asked to do the work of two (2) people this year as our Math and Reading Intervention Specialist at Mount Hall.  At the end of last year, our funding was reduced and Cheryl was asked to fill the void created by the elimination of another full-time interventionist.  She has done so with great result and competence, while maintaining a smile on her face and love in her heart.  This is the FINE person she is, as she literally dashes about from one group to the next all day long.  In other words, she doesn’t have a second to spare on her tight schedule!!!!  Our Mount Hall Family (kids, staff, volunteers, and parents) says thanks to her and for Boundary County School District 101 to recognizing her for this deserving award.  She is the Employee of the Month!!!  

Take 25^® is a national child safety campaign of the National Center for Missing Exploited Children encouraging families to take 25 minutes to talk to their children about safety and abduction prevention. The goal of Take 25 is to heighten awareness about child safety issues.

Take 25 was created in commemoration of Missing Children's Day, observed each year on May 25. National Missing Children's Day serves as a reminder to make child safety a national priority.

Take 25 provides free safety resources to help keep children safer including safety tips, conversation starters and event planning guides.

NCMEC invites you to join the thousands of communities, organizations and individuals who have joined the Take 25 campaign throughout the U.S. and in other countries.

To learn more about this campaign visit www.Take25.org.