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BCISD will celebrate the Thanksgiving Break November 22-26. There will be a Teacher Planning Day on Monday, November 29. Classes will resume Tuesday, November 30.

Congratulations to the BHS Students of the Month, QHS Student of the Month, the College Board Recognition Program Scholars, and the 4A UIL State Cross Country Meet Runners who were all recognized at Monday's Board Meeting.

"A goal-getter, simply put, is someone who continuously sets and consistently accomplishes their specific goals." Every Six Weeks at Bertram Elementary, students and teachers are working together to set goals for learning.

The Burnet CISD Hall of Honor was begun in 2014 as a way to honor those people that have made significant contributions to Burnet CISD directly or through their individual success post-graduation.

At Monday's Special Meeting, the Board of Trustees approved revisions to the 2021-2022 school calendar to include three additional non-student days.

Students in Mr. Lucky's class at Burnet High School raise the American and Texas flags each morning and then take the flags down at the end of the school day. The students take great pride in this daily task, and in fact, consider it an honor.  Rules and standards are followed as they raise, lower, and fold the flags.

BHS Students of the Month, UIL State Gold Medalists, and BHS Band Director Andrew Hicks were all recognized at the October School Board Meeting.

The election results were officially canvassed during the October 18 Board Meeting with the results as follows: Votes For: 650; Votes Against: 53. Click the story link to see a statement from Superintendent Keith McBurnett.

We ask that anytime a student, staff member, or visitor to campus learns of their positive COVID-19 test result or needs to quarantine after close contact with COVID-19, they complete the self-reporting form for their campus. Form responses will be routed only to the relevant campus office. This form is open 24/7 so that we can be as efficient as possible with follow-up actions.

On October 5th, Bertram Elementary partnered with the Bertram Police Department to host National Night Out. Families were invited to enjoy an evening of free fun including science experiments, emergency vehicle demonstrations, a bounce house, and grilled hot dogs.