Please be sure to download the official Bon Lin Middle School app onto your smart phone. Important information is communicated via the app, and parents can submit absence notes directly to the school using the app.

Students with a complete registration can pick up their schedules, bus information, and tour the school.

Please see the flyer for upcoming information for boys basketball.

Supply lists for each grade level.

Please see the books students are expected to read before school begins on August 9.

Volleyball tryouts for the upcoming season will be June 21 from 3:30-5:00, and June 22nd, from 3:30-5:30. Students must have a TN sports physical to tryout.

Please review the information on the webpage and select the Academic Exploration class for next school year. All forms must be submitted by May 17th.

NEW Student Registration 2021-2022
Parents of students NEW to Bon Lin MS will need to complete the form to sign up for a time to Zoom with the Attendance Operator to complete new student registration. Please see the links below for more information.

Information is now available to complete your choice for MAPS classes for 2021-2022 school year. This is for CURRENT 6th and 7th graders only. An email was sent out to parents and the info can also be found on our site under the Parents and Students tab or by clicking the title above. The deadline to complete the form is March 31st.

Click here to check out some great information about our performing arts classes!

Please see the books students are expected to read before school begins on August 9.

Visit https://builtforbartlett.com/ to see the exciting plans for a new Bartlett High School

Bio from Fletcher:
My name is Fletcher D. Cleaves, in May of 2009 I graduated from Cordova High School in Memphis TN. After graduation I was awarded a football scholarship to attend Lambuth University in Jackson TN but on September 10th, 2009 I was involved in a serious car accident where a distracted driver, presumed to have been texting and driving, ran me off the road. While trying to avoid them I swerved off the road and flipped into an embankment. The accident left me paralyzed from the chest down.

After an entire year of rehabilitation and learning how to adapt to my new disability, I transferred schools and moved closer to home. It was difficult in the beginning because I had to relearn simple tasks such as holding a pencil and eating but as time went on I adapted and I am now a graduate from the University of Memphis with a degree in Computer Science.

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