The official twitter feed for Bullis Charter School

Los Altos, CA
Joined May 2012
Are you wondering what social distancing means? Social distancing means to avoid congregate settings, mass gatherings, and maintaining distance (approximately 6 feet or 2 meters) from others when possible. New #COVID19 County Guidance sccgov.org/sites/phd/Disease…
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BullisCharterSchool retweeted
In an attempt to slow down community spread of the new #coronavirus, Santa Clara County’s chief health officer on Friday issued a legal directive banning gatherings of more than 100 people and put a conditional moratorium on smaller gatherings: ow.ly/g5JV50yLyID
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Parents and families, stay up to date on our transition to online learning and all the changes related to COVID-19 through our BBC site - bullisboostersclub.org/covid… - and follow @HealthySCC
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Update: 13 new cases of #COVID19 in Santa Clara County. This brings the total number of cases to 79. We expect numbers to grow & urge everyone to follow Public Health recommendations. For additional information, visit: direc.to/dY2d
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Based on direction of the County Office of Education and Public Health Department, BCS will suspend all classes and on-campus activities beginning Monday, March 16 through Friday, April 3. We will have updates about online learning and other services soon.
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Our new restriction on gatherings is aimed at reducing opportunities for #COVID19 to spread – crowds are not conducive to #SocialDistancing #FlattenTheCurve
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Congratulations to the @BullisCharter middle school math team for placing second in the Peninsula Chapter competition of @MATHCOUNTS and also earning a spot in the state championship! ow.ly/jrdP50yyNr7 @latc
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Replying to @CalGlobalEd
Now they need to see what you’ve been doing @BullisCharter!
Sonore, the advanced 4th-5th grade choir from Bullis Charter School, sings the national anthem yesterday before @StanfordWBB takes on @OregonWBB. Two top 5 teams, @sabrina_i20 and 6,500 people at Maples Pavilion! Take a listen, they sound great! stanford.app.box.com/s/wjh9i…
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Schools Briefs: Math winners from Bullis Charter School headed to statewide @MATHCOUNTS competition. Go BCS! losaltosonline.com/news/sect…
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Bullis Charter School's middle school math team made history this weekend! They placed second in the Peninsula Chapter competition of @MATHCOUNTS, earning a spot in the state competition!
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Thank you, ⁦@BullisCharter⁩ , for facilitating this learning for me and investing in my professional growth. #TCRWP
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Middle schoolers are honored to participate in today’s @DohaDebates about loss of trust in governments. Building a greater understanding of our world! Their questions posted below! #DearWorld #Globalcitizens
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“Why won’t some places let their citizens be part of the government decisions?” - Cindy, BCS 8th Grader #DearWorld – at Los Altos, CA
“Toni: If you are building communities based on the people you trust, is that similar to gerrymandering in government?” - Gracie, BCS 7th Grader – at Los Altos, CA
“While letting the youth engage in politics is important, we must remember that they are still impressionable. But ignoring their opinions is harmful. How do we balance these ideas to create a thriving political system that includes youth?” - Aleksandre, BCS 6th Grader #DearWorld – at Los Altos, CA
“Because kids are the next generation, why can’t we vote?” - Neda, BCS 6th Grader – at Los Altos, CA
“When young people vote, how do you know those votes are trustworthy and meaningful?” - Anika, BCS 8th Grader – at Los Altos, CA
“Is it more important when discussing social issues and the distrust of government to consider the general public as a collection of individuals with their own goals and feelings or as a representation of the collective goal?” - Aleksandre, BCS 6th Grader – at Los Altos, CA
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“American trust ebbs and flows with the presidents and political parties. Do Americans have more trust in the Democratic or Republican party?” - Cindy, BCS 8th Grader – at Los Altos, CA