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Apr. 5  \nPTO Fun Run/Color Run  \nThurs. Apr. 10  \nParent-Teacher Conferences  \nApril 18-25  \nSpring Break  \n2  \nColor Run Saturday, April 5  \nColor Fun Run – Next Saturday!   \nGet ready for a blast of color and fun! The Color Fun Run is happening next Saturday, April 5th, at 8:30 AM at the MRC. Be sure to check the course map for route details.  \n Training Starts Wednesday!  \nBeginning Wednesday, April 2nd, from 8:00–8:20 AM, students will kick off their morning training sessions to get ready for the big run. Join in and get moving!  \n We Need Your Help!  \nWe’re looking for volunteers to bake some delicious treats for our bake sale. If you can contribute, please let us know!  \nLet’s make this event colorful, exciting, and successful!   \nThank you-BAIS PTO  \nMission Statement  \nThe Banjul American International School is an accredited international school providing a meaningful, rigorous American curriculum in a global context. In partnership with the local and international community, we empower students to become enthusiastic, creative, lifelong learners who value integrity, cultural  \ndiversity, and global responsibility  \n3  \nMission Statement  \nThe Banjul American International School is an accredited international school providing a meaningful, rigorous American curriculum in a global context. In partnership with the local and international community, we empower students to become enthusiastic, creative, lifelong learners who value integrity, cultural  \ndiversity, and global responsibility  \n4  \nAlso, from the Student Council…  \nNext week, leading up to the Fun Run/Color Run, the Student Council has organized a practice run around the school from 8:00 to 8:15 AM, Wednesday to Friday. On Thursday and Friday, only middle and high school students will have the opportunity to run outside the school.  \nThe track for the Fun Run starts at the basketball court. From there, runners will go around the admin building, pass by the lunch area, and head down the long path. Next, they will turn into the Middle School/High School area, continue down to the back gate, and make their way to the Pre-K area. After rounding the tree, runners will head back to the basketball court to complete the route.  \nOmar Njie  \nMission Statement  \nThe Banjul American International School is an accredited international school providing a meaningful, rigorous American curriculum in a global context. In partnership with the local and international community, we empower students to become enthusiastic, creative, lifelong learners who value integrity, cultural  \ndiversity, and global responsibility  \n5  \nIntroducing the BAIS Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society  \nToday we had the privilege of inducting the first members of the BAIS chapter of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) . Our charter membersunducte today are Leon Badjie, Kaden Ghanim, David John, Marlow Murray, Clinton Pietrosanti, and Shuyu Wu .  \nThe NJHS was founded in 1929 with the purpose of creating enthusiasm for scholarship; stimulating a desire to render service; promoting leadership; encouraging responsible citizenship; and developing character in secondary school students.  \nThe National Junior Honor Society is not merely an honor roll. It is the preeminent middle school/junior high school recognition organization in US schools and American/international schools worldwide.  \nMembership in the NJHS chapters is an honor bestowed upon a student by a Faculty Council and is based on the pillars of NJHS: scholarship, character, leadership, service, and citizenship. Once selected, members have the responsibility to continue to demonstrate these qualities.  \nHere at BAIS we have always emphasized the importance of character, leadership, and service, in addition to academics. 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