🌱🔬 Learning Beyond the Classroom!
Mrs. Kovach’s 7th Grade Science classes are putting their new Greenspaces to work! Thanks to the IU Innovation Grant and Ready to Learn Grant, students now have an outdoor learning environment where they can apply science concepts in an authentic setting.
Students are currently completing a measurement lab aligned with the new Pennsylvania STEELS Standards, with an emphasis on environmental science, scientific literacy, measurement, and real-world problem solving.
Rather than simply reading about measurement and environmental systems, students are collecting data, making observations, communicating their findings, and using evidence to better understand the environment around them. 🌎📏📊
These Greenspaces are providing students with opportunities to connect science, literacy, engineering, and the natural world—turning our school grounds into an extension of the classroom! 🌿💚
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Friday September 4
Varsity Football at West Greene, 7:00pm
Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Carrick, 7:00pm
No middle school football practice
Thursday 8/27
Varsity Golf vs. Bentworth, 2:30pm
Nemacolin CC
Varsity Volleyball scrimmage at Uniontown, 5:30pm
MS Soccer at Uniontown, 6:15pm
Girls Varsity Soccer scrimmage at Yough, 7:00pm
Friday 8/28
Varsity Football vs. Uniontown, 7:00pm
BAMS Science Kovach 2025–2026 Students,
Congratulations to our 8th graders as you move on to the next chapter! I’m proud of all you’ve accomplished and wish you the very best in high school.
To all of my students, thank you for making this a great year. I enjoyed learning and growing with you, and I hope you’re proud of everything you achieved.
Have an amazing summer, stay safe, and make some great memories. I look forward to seeing many of you next year!
Mrs Kovach🌞📚🔬
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BAMS Spirit Week is officially underway and middle schoolers are making the most of every minute before summer break. #SpiritWeek #MiddleSchoolFun
BAMS Spirit Week is officially underway and middle schoolers are making the most of every minute before summer break. #SpiritWeek #MiddleSchoolFun




🎉🏆Congratulations to the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science participants. These students worked throughout the year on their science projects, earned first place at regionals, and advanced to the state competition. At states, they competed against students from across Pennsylvania, and it is my pleasure to announce the following results:
8th Grade
Jillian Little 2nd place
Darrel Redman 1st place
Hannah Lawrence 2nd place
Zoey Koffler 2nd place
John Kovach (Technician)
7th Grade
Lincoln Smith 2nd place
Special thanks to Cay Kovach BAMS PJAS sponsor and Nick Seto chaperone






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Brownsville Area Middle School Families-please share pictures of your BAMS students participating in school activities (sports, dances, etc.) in the comments. Pictures will be considered for use in the 2025-26 yearbook.

Group yearbook pictures for BAMS sports, clubs, and activities will be taken on Wednesday, May 13. Students are reminded to dress appropriately and to wear/bring their respective jerseys.

BAMS CEREAL DRIVE
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Happy Principal Appreciation Day!

Congratulations to BAMS for participating in the 2026 Envirothon! 🌿 A special shoutout to BAMS Team 1 for earning 1st place—an incredible achievement! Your hard work, dedication, and teamwork truly paid off. Well done! 👏 BAMS 1 Jillian Little - aquatics 1 Zoey Koffler- soils Darrel Redman- forestry John Kovach- aquatics 2 Todd Settles- wildlife BAMS 2 Hannah Lawrence- soils Patrick Harvey- Forestry Gaby Gudac- aquatics 2 Kallie Kwasny- aquatics 1 Audrey Monchek- wildlife


Thursday 4/9
Varsity Track at Waynesburg, 4:00pm
Middle School Track at Albert Gallatin, 3:30pm
Thursday 4/2/26
Girls Middle School Basketball at Charleroi Aux Gym, 4:00pm
Thursday 4/2/26
Varsity baseball at Laurel Highlands, 4:30pm
MS Baseball vs. Jefferson-Morgan, 4:00pm
Game played at HS baseball Field
239 Republic Road, Republic, PA
Brownsville Area Middle School
Spring Dance
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Spring Dance
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Brownsville Area Middle and High School Chorus along with YEA are inviting students to participate with us to celebrate Music in Our Schools Week. Thank you in advance for your support!

Friday 3/20/26 Girls MS Basketball scrimmage vs. Beth-Center, 3:30pm
MS Baseball scrimmage vs. California, 4:00pm Redstone Field
239 Republic Road, Republic, PA 1575
A little luck and a lot of personality ☘️ Our sixth graders showed up in full St. Patrick’s Day style yesterday—safe to say the green game was strong!






Congratulations to Brownsville Area Middle School student, Gabriella Gudac!
The National Civics Bee® is an annual non-partisan competition that inspires young Americans to engage in civics and contribute to their communities. Students respond to a 4-question essay prompt proposing ideas to improve their communities. Those who have their essays chosen advance to regional competitions to compete for trophies, prizes, and recognition. The top 3 winners from each regional competition advance to the State Finals. One finalist from each state receives a trip to the National Championship to compete for big prizes.
Gabriella Gudac had her essay judged by a panel of judges using a structured rubric that emphasizes understanding of civic principles, identification of community issues, and proposed solutions. Gabriella achievement has made her eligible to compete in the 2026 Regional Competition at the Historic Porter Theatre in Connellsville in April.
The National Civics Bee® is an annual non-partisan competition that inspires young Americans to engage in civics and contribute to their communities. Students respond to a 4-question essay prompt proposing ideas to improve their communities. Those who have their essays chosen advance to regional competitions to compete for trophies, prizes, and recognition. The top 3 winners from each regional competition advance to the State Finals. One finalist from each state receives a trip to the National Championship to compete for big prizes.
Gabriella Gudac had her essay judged by a panel of judges using a structured rubric that emphasizes understanding of civic principles, identification of community issues, and proposed solutions. Gabriella achievement has made her eligible to compete in the 2026 Regional Competition at the Historic Porter Theatre in Connellsville in April.

