News & Announcements

Shop from the comfort of your own home; the Online Book Fair ends November 8.

The books will be delivered to BMS 7-10 business days after the Online Fair ends. There is no delivery charge if books are delivered to campus.

The Temple Independent School District wants to extend a “thank you” to everyone who voted in the 2015 Bond Election. Unofficially (until certified by Bell County), 3,653 voters cast a ballot, and with 64% of the vote voters approved the $136.5 million dollar bond package.

Temple ISD Superintendent Dr. Robin Battershell said, “The facilities built with this bond will outlive most of us who have been involved with the bond. They will be here for many generations of Temple students to come. We humbly thank our community for believing in us. We now must live up to the trust that has been bestowed upon us.”

Our very own Ethin Hoyt was featured in the Temple Daily Telegram Sunday, November 1. Ethin dressed as Jack Skellington from the movie Nightmare Before Christmas and participated in a candy toss during Temple’s Main Street Fright Fest on Saturday.

Bulldogs pull together to help out. When the cafeteria was short handed today, Coach Gregg jumped in to help!

The end of the 6 week grading period is on Friday. Please check Family Access for more information about your child's grades.

This week, students at Bonham have celebrated their pledge to be drug free by dressing for different themes each day. You can view photos in the Media Gallery. Find out more about Red Ribbon Week and our commitment to be a drug free campus at the link below.

Your student will receive his/her progress report today, October 28.

There is only 1 week left for early voting for the 2015 Bond Election.

It was an honor to welcome representatives of Delta Battery 4th Battalion 5th Air Defense Artillery: CW2 Anderson Sgt. Nunn, Spc. Fullenkamp, Spc. Taylor, Spc. Foss, and Spc. Trajano to our campus on Friday, October 23, 2015.

Students and staff kick off Red Ribbon week by wearing red today and pledging to be drug free.