C.U.B.S. - BMS Advisory Program

  • A student raises his hand in classEvery student needs an adult who takes the time to talk with the student about academic matters, problems that relate to school, and the importance of performing well in middle school. At Bryan Middle School, every student will be assigned to an advisory group (CUBS) and have a coach/advisor.

    The structure of CUBS will relate to character development and important life skills associated with The Wayfinder program developed at Stanford University. Weekly activities will include focused discussion activities, student leadership experiences, and academic support.  The program will also help students build character for positive behavior and reinforce social and emotional learning, as well as equip them with important life skills.

Middle School Planner

  • A planner will be provided for each student. Planners will be used to assist each student in setting personal goals, record achievement, managing time, recording class assignments, check-off completed assignments, as well as develop good character. Planners can be used for a pass for movement throughout the building during class time. Examples would be: calls to the office, counselor, library or nurse and retrieval of belongings from lockers. Planners are not to be folded, cut, rolled or torn apart. If a student loses his/her planner during the school year, a new one must be purchased within 3 school days at a cost of $5.00 at the school store.