Events & Programs
If you enjoy the arts, then help us inspire the next generation of artists and spark curiosity in learning about different cultures
- Art Adventure
- Arts & Literacy Night
- STEM Fest
- Yearbook Photographer
Art Adventure
Art Adventure is an education-enhancing program for our First and Second graders. Working with the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA), our students delve into art and other cultures. Students learn about each piece of art within the learning set from a “Picture Person” who will visit their classrooms. “Picture People” are asked to attend a training session through MIA which provides key ideas to bring back to the classrooms. For Second graders, the lessons culminate with a trip to the museum in the spring. Art Adventure programming works in cooperation with homeroom teacher learning plans.
The Art Adventure Committee requires 2 co-chairs and 8 to 10 volunteers.
When: January - March
The Art Adventure Committee requires 2 co-chairs and 8 to 10 volunteers.
When: January - March
Arts & Literacy Night
The Arts and Literacy Night is an evening to come to school and engage in the reading and arts. This committee works hand in hand with BCE staff to
create a fun event. The PTO offers spirit wear sales, food sales, and art work sales. All proceeds go directly back to the BCE Art Program.
The Art and Literacy Night requires 2 co-chairs and 20 to 24 volunteers to assist at the event.
When: March
create a fun event. The PTO offers spirit wear sales, food sales, and art work sales. All proceeds go directly back to the BCE Art Program.
The Art and Literacy Night requires 2 co-chairs and 20 to 24 volunteers to assist at the event.
When: March
STEM Fest
STEM Fest is a special day for all fourth and fifth grade students where they each attend three 45-minute hands-on, small group sessions about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Previous presentations introduced students to robotics, veterinary medicine and invasive species prevention. Each presenter contributes their time freely and there are no other PTO activities or any fundraising involved. If you have a career in a STEM field and would be willing to lead small group sessions, please contact Mrs. Edlund, Gifted Services Teacher (edlunda@district112.org).
STEM Fest requires 2 co-chairs with 20+ volunteers as greeters, presenter assistants and student supervisors, lunch servers. There are a variety of time slots available. Food donations are also needed. All volunteers are much appreciated and there is no need for any STEM knowledge.
When: November
Sign up HERE
STEM Fest requires 2 co-chairs with 20+ volunteers as greeters, presenter assistants and student supervisors, lunch servers. There are a variety of time slots available. Food donations are also needed. All volunteers are much appreciated and there is no need for any STEM knowledge.
When: November
Sign up HERE
Yearbook Photographer
Love taking pictures? Then THIS is the committee for you. Be a Cluster Photographer or snap pictures at lunch, in the gym, or in any of the specialist rooms. Capture moments on a field trip or at an assembly. Or channel your inner scrapbooker and help arrange and organize photos for use in the year book. You could even bring out your secret stylist talents on picture day and help our students put their best face forward.
Yearbook Photography requires 2 co-chairs with 20 to 24 volunteers to capture and organize photographs.
When: All year
Yearbook orders 4 to 6 volunteers to help assemble the yearbook, coordinate orders (online and paper), and distribute yearbooks.
Yearbook Photography requires 2 co-chairs with 20 to 24 volunteers to capture and organize photographs.
When: All year
Yearbook orders 4 to 6 volunteers to help assemble the yearbook, coordinate orders (online and paper), and distribute yearbooks.