Welcome to Beaufort Elementary: Sailing Towards Success! ⚓
Dear Beaufort Elementary Families,
This week, our school community will focus on the Other People Mindset of Being present and giving others my attention. This means when we are with other people, we are present and give them our full attention.
Student Spotlight: Celebrating Last Week's Achievements
We want to give a special shout-out to these students who showed positive character last week. Their efforts have made an impact on our school community!
We are so proud of the following students:
Dawson Young: He has been a great listener and a very kind friend.
Ivy Goodwin & Bennett Lawrence: They showed great teamwork by working together during math WIN time.
Cate Walton, Brooklyn Bernich, Ziah Jones, & Raelynn Godette: They demonstrated great teamwork by helping a classmate cross the monkey bars at recess.
Beaudry Hood: He has a great mindset about helping others.
Colt Knudsen: He loves to help others.
Addison Belokur: She showed open-mindedness in math, including another student by asking for his thoughts and ideas.
Leigh Truskey: She constantly works well with her classmates and encourages them to be successful.
Important Reminders:
As we head into another busy and productive week, please make note of the following important dates and reminders.
Tuesday, September 23rd: Progress Reports will be sent home with your student. Please take a moment to review this important information and celebrate your child's progress. Additionally, a crucial reminder: all student Health Assessments and Immunizations are due to the school nurse on this date. Please ensure you have submitted these documents to our nurse.
Wednesday, September 24th: This is an Early Release Day and no school for Pre-K students. Students will be dismissed at noon. Please plan accordingly for your child's transportation and after-school care.
Thursday, September 25th: We look forward to seeing you for Curriculum Night from 5:00 to 6:30 PM. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the curriculum and what your child is learning in the classroom. We also have a special presentation about our school in the Cafeteria.
Upcoming Dates:
9/23- Progress Reports Go Home and Health Assessments/Immunizations are Due
9/24-Early Release Day, No School for Pre-K
9/25- Curriculum Night 5:00-6:30
10/7- National Night Out- Beaufort Police Department at BES 6-8 p.m.
10/8- First Grade Field Trip to Garner Farms
10/13- Mandatory Teacher Workday, No School for Students
We appreciate your partnership in ensuring a smooth and successful week for our students and staff.
Seadog Students, if no one has told you today, know that Mrs. Clemmons deeply cares.
Dear Beaufort Elementary Families,
This week, our school community will focus on the Other People Mindset of Being present and giving others my attention. This means when we are with other people, we are present and give them our full attention.
Student Spotlight: Celebrating Last Week's Achievements
We want to give a special shout-out to these students who showed positive character last week. Their efforts have made an impact on our school community!
We are so proud of the following students:
Dawson Young: He has been a great listener and a very kind friend.
Ivy Goodwin & Bennett Lawrence: They showed great teamwork by working together during math WIN time.
Cate Walton, Brooklyn Bernich, Ziah Jones, & Raelynn Godette: They demonstrated great teamwork by helping a classmate cross the monkey bars at recess.
Beaudry Hood: He has a great mindset about helping others.
Colt Knudsen: He loves to help others.
Addison Belokur: She showed open-mindedness in math, including another student by asking for his thoughts and ideas.
Leigh Truskey: She constantly works well with her classmates and encourages them to be successful.
Important Reminders:
As we head into another busy and productive week, please make note of the following important dates and reminders.
Tuesday, September 23rd: Progress Reports will be sent home with your student. Please take a moment to review this important information and celebrate your child's progress. Additionally, a crucial reminder: all student Health Assessments and Immunizations are due to the school nurse on this date. Please ensure you have submitted these documents to our nurse.
Wednesday, September 24th: This is an Early Release Day and no school for Pre-K students. Students will be dismissed at noon. Please plan accordingly for your child's transportation and after-school care.
Thursday, September 25th: We look forward to seeing you for Curriculum Night from 5:00 to 6:30 PM. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the curriculum and what your child is learning in the classroom. We also have a special presentation about our school in the Cafeteria.
Upcoming Dates:
9/23- Progress Reports Go Home and Health Assessments/Immunizations are Due
9/24-Early Release Day, No School for Pre-K
9/25- Curriculum Night 5:00-6:30
10/7- National Night Out- Beaufort Police Department at BES 6-8 p.m.
10/8- First Grade Field Trip to Garner Farms
10/13- Mandatory Teacher Workday, No School for Students
We appreciate your partnership in ensuring a smooth and successful week for our students and staff.
Seadog Students, if no one has told you today, know that Mrs. Clemmons deeply cares.
Sign up for the Infinite Campus Parent Portal.
This will allow you to access your student's grades, attendance and registration. Visit the BES website and look under the For Parents tab or click the link below.
https://tinyurl.com/BESICPortal
This will allow you to access your student's grades, attendance and registration. Visit the BES website and look under the For Parents tab or click the link below.
https://tinyurl.com/BESICPortal
Dear Beaufort Elementary Families,
This week, we are excited to focus on Open-mindedness for our Positivity Project word of the week. This means being willing to consider new ideas and try new things. It involves looking at situations from all sides and not jumping to conclusions.
Student Spotlight: Celebrating Last Week's Achievements
We want to give a special shout-out to these students who showed great teamwork and character last week. Their efforts have made a positive impact on our school community! Maverick Griggs showed excellent teamwork by collaborating with a classmate to put a puzzle together. Colton Rea demonstrated curiosity in the classroom by actively exploring and engaging with new ideas. Our amazing Ms. Johnson & Ms. Jane's 1st Grade Class worked together as a team throughout the week, showing great collaboration. Giacomo George is a curious and enthusiastic learner, always excited about learning new things. Daniel Rapp showed great curiosity about books and has developed a love for reading. Ava Richbourg demonstrated fantastic teamwork by helping her group develop a plan to complete a classroom challenge. Eli Steelman showed great sportsmanship during a gaga game at recess.
Important Reminders
First, I want to share some exciting news about our school clubs! I'm thrilled to announce that our new Music Teacher, Ms. Walker, has the Seadog Singers up and running again. The students have been hard at work, and we can't wait to hear what they've been working on!
Regarding our Crochet Club, we have had an overwhelming amount of interest, and because of this, our club hosted by our Occupational Therapist, Ms. Karin Ernst, is currently full. We thank everyone for their interest. A letter with more details will be sent home to those who were interested in joining.
Finally, please mark these important dates on your calendars:
Tuesday, September 23rd: Progress Reports will be sent home with students.
Wednesday, September 24th: Students will be dismissed early at noon.
Thursday, September 25th: Curriculum Night will be held at 5:00 PM. We hope to see you there!
Upcoming Dates
9/16- Volunteer Training 8:30
9/18- Volunteer Training 3:30
9/23- Progress Reports Sent Home
9/24- Early Release- Students Dismiss at Noon
9/25- Curriculum Night 5:00-6:30
9/26- School Advisory Council Meeting- 2:00
Seadog Students, if no one has told you today, know that Mrs. Clemmons deeply cares.
This week, we are excited to focus on Open-mindedness for our Positivity Project word of the week. This means being willing to consider new ideas and try new things. It involves looking at situations from all sides and not jumping to conclusions.
Student Spotlight: Celebrating Last Week's Achievements
We want to give a special shout-out to these students who showed great teamwork and character last week. Their efforts have made a positive impact on our school community! Maverick Griggs showed excellent teamwork by collaborating with a classmate to put a puzzle together. Colton Rea demonstrated curiosity in the classroom by actively exploring and engaging with new ideas. Our amazing Ms. Johnson & Ms. Jane's 1st Grade Class worked together as a team throughout the week, showing great collaboration. Giacomo George is a curious and enthusiastic learner, always excited about learning new things. Daniel Rapp showed great curiosity about books and has developed a love for reading. Ava Richbourg demonstrated fantastic teamwork by helping her group develop a plan to complete a classroom challenge. Eli Steelman showed great sportsmanship during a gaga game at recess.
Important Reminders
First, I want to share some exciting news about our school clubs! I'm thrilled to announce that our new Music Teacher, Ms. Walker, has the Seadog Singers up and running again. The students have been hard at work, and we can't wait to hear what they've been working on!
Regarding our Crochet Club, we have had an overwhelming amount of interest, and because of this, our club hosted by our Occupational Therapist, Ms. Karin Ernst, is currently full. We thank everyone for their interest. A letter with more details will be sent home to those who were interested in joining.
Finally, please mark these important dates on your calendars:
Tuesday, September 23rd: Progress Reports will be sent home with students.
Wednesday, September 24th: Students will be dismissed early at noon.
Thursday, September 25th: Curriculum Night will be held at 5:00 PM. We hope to see you there!
Upcoming Dates
9/16- Volunteer Training 8:30
9/18- Volunteer Training 3:30
9/23- Progress Reports Sent Home
9/24- Early Release- Students Dismiss at Noon
9/25- Curriculum Night 5:00-6:30
9/26- School Advisory Council Meeting- 2:00
Seadog Students, if no one has told you today, know that Mrs. Clemmons deeply cares.
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Effective Thursday, July 24, 2025, we will be switching our student email system from NCEdCloud to Classlink. This change is designed to streamline your access to all the tools you use for learning.
What does this mean for you?
You will need to change the way you log in to access your school email and other online portals. Please follow these new steps carefully:
Go to our school website: Visit carteretcountyschools.org.
Click on "Portal": You will find the "Portal" link in the upper-right corner of the homepage.
Login with your new credentials: When presented with the login screen, please use the following format for your username and password:
Username: Your two-digit graduation year followed by your first initial, middle initial, and the first seven letters of your last name. Do not use any hyphens, dashes, or spaces.
Example (last name 7 letters or less): If you are an 8th-grade student this year, and your name is Mickey James Mouse, your username would be 30mjmouse.
Example (last name 8 or more letters): If you are a 6th-grade student this year, and your name is Peter Parker Spider-Man, your username would be 32ppspiderm. (Note: the hyphen is removed, and it is only the first 7 letters of the last name)
Password: Your full student ID number.
Please make sure to remember these new login details. If you encounter any issues after July 24th, please reach out to your teacher or the school's IT support for assistance.
Seadogs - Supply Lists for the coming school year are now available on our school website. Click the link below or check the For Parents section of the website.
https://tinyurl.com/SeadogSupply
https://tinyurl.com/SeadogSupply
One more Basketball Clinic coming up in August at BMS for Rising 3rd-8th graders. It's a great way to raise $$ for our school while honing basketball skills. Registration is $75 per session. Pay cash or check at the BMS office M-TH, 8am-3pm. Questions? Email coaches at adrienne.baker@carteretk12.org or keith.bernauer@carteretk12.org.
We hope you're enjoying your Summer! BES Summer Hours are Monday through Thursday from 8:00AM to 3:00PM.
I am absolutely thrilled to announce and welcome our new Assistant Principal, Ms. Wilkie, who will be rejoining our Seadog family!
Ms. Wilkie is a familiar face to many of us and brings a wealth of experience and a passion for elementary education. Her first love was being a Kindergarten and First Grade Teacher for over 16 years, where she shaped the foundational learning of countless young students. She has taught in both Craven and Carteret Counties, gaining diverse insights.
Most recently, Ms. Wilkie served as an Assistant Principal at MCPS for two years. We are so fortunate to have her return to Beaufort Elementary, and she is incredibly excited to be a Seadog again!
Please join me in giving a very warm welcome home to Ms. Wilkie!
Ms. Wilkie is a familiar face to many of us and brings a wealth of experience and a passion for elementary education. Her first love was being a Kindergarten and First Grade Teacher for over 16 years, where she shaped the foundational learning of countless young students. She has taught in both Craven and Carteret Counties, gaining diverse insights.
Most recently, Ms. Wilkie served as an Assistant Principal at MCPS for two years. We are so fortunate to have her return to Beaufort Elementary, and she is incredibly excited to be a Seadog again!
Please join me in giving a very warm welcome home to Ms. Wilkie!
