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Bittersweet has a New Mayor!

Over the years as a student Bittersweet, Jordy Kruger earned the nickname "The Mayor of Bittersweet" because of his commanding and outgoing personality. Just like a politician he knows how to work the room! Jordy always seems to be happy and gets along with everyone; everyone loves him! Before Jordy's last day as a 5th grader, we thought it would be a good idea for ...

Honoring Heroes: Bittersweet Elementary’s Memorial Day Tribute

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, it's essential to reflect on the true meaning of this holiday: honoring and mourning the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. This year, our first-grade students embraced this spirit by creating patriotic decorations to pay tribute to these heroes. In a touching gesture, the students placed their handmade decorations at the graves of ...

Mrs. Potts wins Impact Award

Superintendent Dr. Jerry Thacker started handing out the third and final round of district Impact Awards on Wednesday, May 22. The awards were given to teachers who had the most significant individual student growth with DIBLES, ILEARN, and SAT assessments for Spring 2024. Dr. Thacker, along with Assistant Superintendent Dr. Heather Short, Director of Professional Development and Student Learning, visited four schools to surprise five ...

P-H-M’s DVT & Planetarium Renamed Arthur M. Klinger Planetarium

Mr. Art Klinger, the man credited with being the “father” of P-H-M’s DVT & Planetarium, was honored today when the facility he helped create 44 years ago was officially renamed in his honor. The new P-H-M Arthur M. Klinger Planetarium sign now hangs on the exterior of Bittersweet Elementary School, where the facility is housed. It was unveiled to cheers and applause on the afternoon ...

Running is Elementary 2024 is in the Books!

The "Running is Elementary" program wrapped up its 2024 season with the main race at Elm Road Elementary School yesterday. The event saw enthusiastic participation from 4th and 5th grade students, both boys and girls, who competed in a 1-mile course that tested their endurance and speed. The annual program, aimed at promoting fitness and healthy lifestyles among elementary school students, brought together participants from ...