Since the beginning of school, all students have been participating is school wide drills to prepare in case of an emergency.  Our students have already participated in 2 fire drill evacuations, will have 2 more this month, and then monthly for the remainder of the year.  The behavior of the Beville Bobcats was exceptional during our first 2 drills.

All students will also be required to participate in Bus Evacuation Drill, Severe Weather Drills, and Lockdown Drills in the coming weeks. 

Parents, please support us by explaining the importance of these drills and the proper behaviors expected.  Students have been told when every alarm goes off, they have no idea if the event is a drill or actual emergency.  Your student's safety is our number one concern and together I know we can provide a safe and productive learning environment.

Beville Middle School would like to welcome Officer Tony Abdallah from the Prince William County Police Department as Beville's new School Resource Officer for the 2009 - 2010 school year.  Welcome Officer Abdallah.

Note to Parents:  If your child has an electronic device confiscated during the school day, the item will be available for pick-up by the parent/gaurdian or another designee with written permission between the hours of 9:00 AM and 2:45 PM. 

Thank you parents for encouraging your child to leave all iPods, PSPs, MP3s and gaming devices at home.  As stated in the Prince William County Schools Code of Behavior, the school division staff does not assume responsibility for the security of communication and/or electronic devices that are brought onto school property.