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We are deeply saddened at the loss of Burnet Middle School Principal Jeremy LeJeune. Our hearts go out to Mr. LeJeune’s family, to the Burnet Middle School staff and students, and the larger educational community in which Mr. LeJeune was an active participant.

Beginning Tuesday, December 8, Burnet Middle School will transition to remote-only instruction for all students. This remote instruction window will last through Monday, December 14. Students will be permitted to return to in-person instruction on campus on Tuesday, December 15. All Burnet Middle School extracurricular activities are cancelled until in-person instruction resumes.

For the 3rd year, Burnet Middle School is a national award winner for their Start with Hello week activities.

Incumbents Suzanne Brown and Mark Kincaid took the Oath of Office at the November 16th School Board Meeting to start a new three year term.

During the November 16th meeting, the Board of Trustees approved a revision to the 2020-2021 School Year Calendar. December 18th, which was scheduled to be an early release day for students, will now be a full-day holiday for both staff and students.

Burnet CISD schools have a long-standing tradition of honoring veterans with assemblies and live programs on Veterans Day. While the format of programs will be different this year due to the pandemic, the sentiment remains the same.

BHS Cross Country team members competed in the Regional meet today and came out with flying colors. Hudson Bennett is the 4-A Region III Boys Cross Country Champion! Andy Urista finished 13th overall for the boys and Rose Flores finished 25th overall for the girls!

This week BHS counselors are helping 9th and 10th grade classes "Plan for Success". They will go over everything from checking email and grades daily, organizing backpacks, and even learning how to advocate for themselves.

Mr. Terry is a very well respected employee at Burnet Middle School. He ensures that the 6th grade cafeteria is sanitized and spotless after each of the three lunch periods. He also makes every 6th grader that he sees daily feel special and important.

The Burnet CISD Board of Trustees will continue to see two familiar faces after Tuesday's election.