Cardboard Kids: Bush Helps Raise Awareness for Child Abuse Awareness Month

April is child abuse prevention month. To bring awareness to this incredibly urgent issue, Bush is participating is ChildSafe’s Cardboard Kids Campaign. Cardboard Kids are 2-foot tall cardboard figures shaped like children that represent one of the thousands of children that are abused and neglected at the hands of adults in our community each year. Community members, businesses, schools, and families are encouraged to decorate and display their own Cardboard Kids on “Reveal Day” on April 5, to create awareness about child abuse and neglect and our mission of ending child abuse in Bexar County.

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Best of the Bee

From a field of 29 spellers, 7th grader Amelie La Branche emerged victorious as Bush’s
2018 Spelling Bee champion. The winning word was “laborious” and gave Amelie the win over 6th grader Clara Dolan. Amelie will represent Bush at the 65th Regional Spelling Bee, Saturday, February 17, at San Antonio College. Good luck, Amelie!

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14th Annual Bulldog Festival is in the Books

Thank you to everyone who helped with the Bulldog Festival, it’s definitely a team effort. A special thank you to Christa Scannell, Rose Gillenwater, Louis Warnholtz, Marla Bookout, Cindy Weiner, Liz Gemoets, Jessica Cardona, Melinda Spradling, Amanda Taylor, Steve Wickwar, Officer Ben, ALL of our custodians and our wonderful administration team, Mr. Comalander, Mrs. Caroll, Mrs. Pearson and Debbie Norton. All of you went above and beyond to help make the festival a success.

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