Buena Fine Arts Productions presents its annual spring musical, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, on May 5th and 6th, 7:00pm at Buena’s Klein Center for the Performing Arts.
Based on the Hans Christian Andersen story and the Disney film produced by Howard Ashman & John Musker and written and directed by John Musker & Ron Clements, The Little Mermaid follows Ariel, who dreams of becoming human. In
love with the human Prince Eric, Ariel makes a deal with Ursula, the Sea Witch, to exchange her beautiful voice for her own legs. While Ursula plots her vengeance against Ariel’s father King Triton, Ariel and her friends race against time to save herself, her family, and her Kingdom from Ursula’s scheme to conquer Triton and rule the oceans for herself.
The Little Mermaid features an incredible cast of student actors, with a fun, classic soundtrack beloved by families of all ages. Join us for a delightful evening the whole family will enjoy! Tickets are $7 and doors open at 6:30. Tickets can also be purchased online at Buena.Booktix.com
Thank you for supporting the arts in our schools and community.
See you there!
Huachuca Mountain 5th Grade is visiting Grey Hawk Ranch - All Huachuca Mountain 5th Grade classes are visiting the Grey Hawk Nature Center this month. Under the guidance of Sandy Anderson, the students learned about the appreciation, conservation, and understanding of our local plants and animals. They all enjoyed the hands-on learning approach by being able to hold snakes and getting up close, but not too close, to a Gila monster. A highlight for the students was a quick hike to get their feet wet in the San Pedro River and enjoy their picnic lunch. Sandy understands how to capture her audience and the students are left with stunning stories to tell at home after having a blast with nature.
Village Meadows students create digital art in their Technology Special Class. Mrs. Grill’s Technology Specials class created digital mosaics using Google Drawings. This is a unique way in technology to be creative and design digital art. Google Drawings is part of the Google Docs Editor Suite and allows users to be creative with shapes, arrows, scribble, and text. Fantastic work Wolfpack!
This afternoon at JCMS a student came to the office and informed staff that another student was trying to sell bullets to them. That student was immediately brought to the office and it was discovered they were carrying 10 live ammunition bullets on them. The Sierra Vista Police Department was called and is on scene assisting with the situation. The student did not have any weapons on them and was not making any threats. The student will face discipline in line with district policy. Thank you to JCMS staff and SVPD for their quick action and a special thank you to the JCMS student for speaking up. We have amazing students at JCMS who follow our Coyote Code and help keep everyone safe.
“Broadway” at HM - The Huachuca Mountain Music Club presented their “Broadway” performance on April 20th to all students and staff, and an evening performance on April 25th. With the support of the amazing parent volunteers the club of about 40 students, presented an amazing performance that included solos, choir, and dance. On their magical journey into the world of musicals, they shared songs from “Frozen” to“ Hamilton”. Thank you Music Club, all organizers, and volunteers for this wonderful performance.
Due to Summer Lunch Program restriction there have been changes made to the Elementary locations for the 2023 Summer Academy.
Carmichael Elementary will host Carmichael and Town & Country students.
Bella Vista will host BV and Huachuca Mountain students.
Village Meadows remains unchanged and will host VM and PDS students.
There are no changes for grades 7-12, they will remain at Buena High School
If you have already registered your students there is no need to re-register them. Bus routes will change to accommodate the new sites. Breakfast and lunch will continue to be free for all students registered for Summer Academy. Complete schedules and bus routes will be available towards the end of May.
Another one of our amazing Buena CTE Programs competed in the recent SkillsUSA State Championships.
Buena Film and TV had several student medal at the state championships. Michael Stanley and Chase Deleon won 2nd in Audio/ Radio Production. They had 7 hours to make a 2min radio newscast and commercial.
Annette Herrera and Kekoa Namuo won 1st place in Digital Cinema. They had less than 24 hours to make a 3 minute short film. Annette and Kekoa will be headed to Atlanta in June to compete in the National SkillsUSA Competition!
Congratulations to Michael, Chase, Annette, Kekoa and all of our Buena Film & TV students!
An ambulance had to be called to Town & Country for a student experiencing a medical emergency. That student's parents have been notified . There is no threat or danger to Town & Country and dismissal will happen as normal.
REGISTER NOW! Be part of the fun - Free Summer Academy offering enrichment classes in art, theater, dance, yoga, technology, culinary, and more between June 5th and July 14th. Our Summer Academy is open to all Kinder-12th grade students and is free for all families. We also offer remediation classes for K- 8, and high school credit recovery for Buena students. Our Summer Academy offers something for everybody. Register and join the fun by visiting our website at: https://www.svusd68.org/o/svusd/page/summer-academy
Congratulations Buena Engineering.
They competed in the State SkillsUSA Engineering Technical Design Competition.
Out of 19 teams, Buena swept the competition, getting 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.
The 3rd place team: Kade Spilsbury, Ben Warwick, and Sam Sieler.
The 2nd place team: Summer Martinez, Grace Hohman, and Lillian White.
And in 1st place and headed to Atlanta, Georgia in June to compete at the National Conference: Dylan Rubstello, Kevin Tran, and Emery Denham.
This is the second year in a row that Buena has been the State Champion in this category.
Also congratulations to Summer Martinez for placing 2nd at the State Competition in the Facilithon challenge about Facility Management.
Congratulations to Buena CTE Engineering!
Register now for our 3rd annual Summer Academy! Our Summer Academy is open to all Kinder-12th grade students and is free for all families. Beginning on June 5th and ending on July 14th, the Summer Academy offers something for everyone. Remediation classes are available for kinder to 8th grade students and course recovery for Buena students. Let’s not forget about the fun in our enrichment classes. Interested? Would you like more information or to register, visit our website at: https://www.svusd68.org/o/svusd/page/summer-academy
All schools will be closed on Friday, April 21st and Monday, April 24th for a Spring Holiday. We will see everyone back in the classroom on Tuesday the 25th. Have a safe weekend.
The Bolts are showing off their talents - The Talent Show is back! - Huachuca Mountain students presented their special gifts on Friday 4/14/23. An amazing variety of talent from singing, dancing, jokes, piano performances, to a Tuxedocc presentation put smiles on the audience's faces and laughs in their bellies. The happy audience included all students, staff, and parents. A special thanks to the staff for organizing the show and our parent volunteers!
Join the Rotary Club on Monday, April 17 at Vinny's New York Pizza to support Project Graduation 2023!
Project Graduation is a free, all night party for Buena Seniors that gives them a safe and fun way to celebrate. The whole night is a result of hard work and generosity of our amazing community!
An ambulance had to be called to Joyce Clark Middle School for a student experiencing a medical emergency this afternoon. That student's parents have been notified . There is no threat or danger to JCMS.
Each spring, the Congressional Institute sponsors a nationwide high school visual art competition to recognize and encourage artistic talent in the nation and in each congressional district. Since the Artistic Discovery competition began in 1982, more than 650,000 high school students have participated.
Three Buena art students, Summer Martinez, Trinity Johnson and Camryn Bennefield, have submitted their art work to Congressman Juan Ciscomani’s office for consideration. A panels of district artists select the winning entries from all of the pieces submitted for District 6. Winners are recognized both in their district and at an annual awards ceremony in Washington, DC. The winning works are displayed for one year at the U.S. Capitol.
Good luck to Summer, Trinity and Camryn!
Buena Culinary just returned from the FCCLA (Family, Career, Community, Leaders of America) State Leadership Conference and Competition at the Westin La Paloma in Tucson Az, where over 1,000 students from Az FCCLA members competed in Culinary, Hospitality , Early Childhood Education, Fashion and Leadership events.
7 Buena Advanced Culinary Students attended with the following recognitions:
Shariah Turner- Cupcake Decorating- Bronze Medal
Yasmin Hernandez-Acosta- Cake Decorating- Silver Medal
Rebekah Padilla- Culinary Display- Silver Medal
Colton Jones- Culinary- Bronze Medal
Joshua Chieppa- Culinary- Bronze Medal
Nathan Moses- Food Innovations- Silver Medal
Devin Tureson- Mystery Basket- Bronze Medal
Attention Buena/Palominas Bus riders.
If we are still under the fire restrictions in the morning in the Hereford/Palominas area our Palominas Bus routes will be modified with the following:
Any stops along Hereford Rd will be pick up at Moson and Nevada stop time 6:40am to 6:45am
Any stops on Palominos Rd will be picked up at the Bright Spot at 6:15am.
If there are no traffic restrictions in place in the morning the routes will run as normal.
Due to the fire in the Palominas area, Buena students on all Palominas bus routes may not be able to get to their bus stops. Students who cannot be dropped off due to road closures will be transported back to Buena for parent pick up. No routes in Sierra Vista are affected.
Registration for the 3rd annual Summer Academy starts today!!! The Summer Academy is free to all students who are currently enrolled in Kinder-12th grade, no matter what school you attend. The Academy is Monday through Friday beginning on June 5th and ending July 14 . Students will be able to take up to four courses of their choosing. Remediation in one or both English Language Arts and Math is offered for K-8th and credit recovery for high school student in ELA, Math, Health, Future Focus, Tech Foundation and Social Studies. We also offer a wide variety of Enrichment class so students can explore and have some fun over the summer.
For more details and to register please visit our website at: https://www.svusd68.org/o/svusd/page/summer-academy
