Dear Parents, The warm weather has arrived and our students are blossoming. As we quickly move into our last part of the school year, your child is in for a great last couple of months. Beach Middle School teachers have many unique and engaging plans for learning this spring. Upcoming important dates:

Spring Break March 25-29

School resumes on Monday, April 1

Track, Tennis and Lacrosse begins in April

6th graders visit North Creek for Kindergarten Stories Friday, April 5

7th Grade WEB leader applications due Wednesday, April 14

8th Grade Washington, D.C., Trip April 23-27.

Mardi Gras Band Fundraiser Saturday, April 27, at 6:30-8:30 PM in the Beach cafeteria.

*Eighth grade parents need to mark Wednesday, April 17, on their calendars for the MANDATORY parent/student/chaperon meeting for the Washington, D.C., trip. The meeting is 6:00 PM at Beach.

Have a relaxing, rejuvenating and safe Spring Break.

With much enthusiasm, Nick Angel

Notes from Principal Angel:

April, 2019

Used Instrument List always available on the BMS Webpage under

“Music”

You can follow BMS on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for our most up-to-date information.

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BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOL

445 Mayer, Chelsea, MI 48118

433-2202 (Office) 433-2212 (Fax)

www.chelsea.k12.mi.us/bms

Nick Angel, Principal, X 2005

Matt Ceo, Vice Principal, X 2006

Marie Lombardo, Counselor, X 2012

Dennis Strzyzewski, Counselor, X 2013

BMS ATHLETICS

In middle school sports, our spring season is about to begin. The first track practice date is Monday, April 1. A parent meeting will be held on Thursday, April 4th at 5:10 PM in the Beach gymnasium. Please contact Mr. Knight at cknight@chelsea.k12.mi.us or Mr. Schmann nschumann@chelsea.k12.mi.us for any specific track ques-tions. We have seven track meets scheduled this year, with three of those being here in Chelsea. The home meets take place on April 22, May 2, and May 6.

We will need parent volun-teers to help with track events again this year. We will also be running the concession stand again this year. Proceeds from concession sales will benefit middle school athletics. Mr. Knight and Mr. Schumann will be getting out info on sign-ups for con-cessions, ticket taking, along with help for track and field events. As always, thanks to all who volunteer their time to help Beach Middle School Athlet-ics.

Our 7th/8th lacrosse team will also be in action throughout the spring. Please contact coach Mikal Nelson at 7nelsonmikal@gmail.com for any specific lacrosse information including the first day of practice.

Middle school tennis will be competing this spring as well. All in-quiries about the middle school tennis program should be made to coach Bri-an Atkinson at coachatkinson12@att.net.

Finally, a reminder that mid-dle school sports are open to 7th and 8th grade students and a current physi-cal must be on file. Students also need to be in good academic standing in order to participate.

Thanks and as always, Jason Morris Middle School AD

GOBULLDOGS!

FIELD HOCKEY Chelsea Field Hockey welcomes beginner and experienced youth to participate in spring recreation teams, June Whip-It Camp and fall teams at Beach Middle School (7th-8th) and Chelsea High School (9th-12th). Please note new details of CFH’s programs: April to mid-June Spring Recrea-tion: Once-a-week practices start the week of April 1 with the first games the weekend of April 13. There are still spaces available on the 7th/8th grade and 3rd/4th grade teams. Re-quired safety gear includes a mouth guard and shin guards. Chelsea Field Hockey has sticks and shin guards available to borrow. Recreation field hockey is a great opportunity for youth to work on stick skills, footwork, game tactics and teamwork. Con-tact Coach Angela Menegay to register, since online registration is now closed: mene-gay@yahoo.com. June 17-21 Whip-It Camp: New location and new time. Camp will be held at the CHS turf stadium from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. The weeklong camp focuses on stick work, agility and game strategy, and includes daily scrimmaging. Fall CHS Team: Current 8th graders interested in playing high school field hockey, please contact Varsity Coach Leslie Fry at: lsfry6@gmail.com and plan to attend the May 22, 6:00 p.m. Informational Meeting. Beginners and experienced players are wel-come. Preseason starts August 12. Join other high school players at the team camp at UM, August 3-4. It’s a great opportunity to bond and play with your new teammates. Rising freshmen are also encouraged to participate in Whip-It Camp. The more ball touches before the first in-season game, the more confidence on the field in competitive play. Fall BMS Team: Welcome back previous players and new players! All 7th-

8th graders are welcome. Fall 2019 is the first year that the team is limited to just 7th and 8th graders. Practices will be held at BMS. We are excited to welcome Brian Boos as the new head coach. Coach Brian assisted Coach Ser-gei last year. Since then, he has completed USA Field Hockey’s Level 1 and Level 2 Coaching Instruction. Interested in the fall team? Contact Coach Brian at: bboos@chelsea.k12.mi.us.

TENNIS AVAILABLE FOR 4TH-6TH

GRADE STUDENTS THROUGH

COMMUNITY ED

Hello everyone, my name

is Brian Atkinson and I wanted to make you aware of a cool new opportunity this spring.

A few years ago Beach Middle school added tennis as a team sport for 7th and 8th grad-ers. We are now expanding that program and adding a develop-mental team for kids in the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades!

Practices will begin on Friday, April 5, and will run Monday, Wednesday and Friday until the end of May. We will usually start at 5:00 or 5:30 pm based on court availability and will run for approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.

Practice will vary be-tween being at Beach middle school and Chelsea High school.

Coaches are myself, Coach Rahn Rosentretter (the high school boys coach), and a host of high school helpers.

The focus of the program will be on fun and skill develop-ment. There may be a match or two against nearby teams, but most of the match play will take place in practice.

The cost of the program will be only $60, and that can be paid through the Community Ed department starting March 23.

If you have any ques-tions, feel free to email me at coachatkinson12@att.net Thanks! Brian Atkinson coachatkinson12@att.net

INTERNATIONAL CLUB

Come join the BMS International Club to explore cultures with fun and interac-tive activities! Specifically, we will be cook-ing authentic international foods, creating crafts, and celebrating cultural holidays. In February, we hosted our International Games event, which was a huge success! We also be-gan planning for our upcoming fundraiser, the International Bake Sale. Students will be cre-ating baked goods from cultures across the globe that will be available for sale on Wednesday, April 10 and Thursday, April 11 after school. Please don't miss this awe-some opportunity to experience cultural cui-sine and to support the International Club! All proceeds will be used toward our goal of hir-ing an instructor of international dances for a May/June event that will be open to all BMS students. Whether you are a current member or a 7th or 8th grade student that is interested in joining us to plan this event, stay tuned to the announcements for information about our upcoming meeting and planning dates. We look forward to seeing everyone at the bake sale!

Future zero hour international club meetings: Wednesday, 3/20 Friday, 4/5 Baking preparation hour after school for members: Tuesday, 4/9 3:05-4:30 (stay as long as you can:)

6th Grade Pi Day at Beach

Thanks to the 6th grade Gold/Blue Team parents for helping to make Pi day a great success. Students enjoyed learning about the number pi and how it's a constant ratio for every circle and of course being able to eat some delicious pie! Keygan Monahan was the pi digit champion for Gold team with an amazing 62 digits of pi memo-

Nicholas W. Angel, Principal

Matt Ceo, Vice Principal

445 Mayer Drive

Chelsea, Michigan 48118

ATTENTION: 8TH GRADE PARENTS

2018 WASHINGTON, D.C., TRIP INFORMATION

There will be a mandatory meeting held at Beach Middle School about the up-coming trip to Washington, DC, for all eighth grade students attending the trip and their parents.

It is MANDATORY and very important that each student and at least one parent attend this meeting. You will be meeting with the chaperon assigned to your child’s group to discuss rules, itinerary and details of the trip, and to ask questions.

Please join us at Beach Middle School on Wednesday, April 17, at 6:00 PM to dis-cuss this amazing trip and meet your child’s chaperon.

A list of chaperons will be posted at each entrance with the room numbers where you will meet.

Our nurse will also be in attendance to address any health issues, medication needs, or changes to insurance.

Thank you.

Ryann Skrypec

AMERICA & ME

Three students from Beach Middle School were named local winners in the 50th annual America & Me

Essay Contest sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance. Sarah Capper was first, Julia Kause was second and Trevor Ford was third. All three received award

certificates for their achievements. As the school’s first place winner, Sarah’s name will also be engraved on a plaque for permanent display in the school.

Beach Middle School’s participation in the contest was sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance agent, Rick Eder.

Sarah’s first-place essay advances to the state level competition where top 10 essays in Michigan will be selected. The top 10 winners will be announced in April and each will receive a plaque, a medallion and a cash award of $2,000. In addition, the top 10 essayists will be honored at a banquet in Lansing, meet with Michigan’s top governmental leaders, and be the featured guests at a Lansing Lugnuts minor league baseball game dedicated in their honor.

Also part of the 50th anniversary celebration year, each top 10 statewide school will be presented with a $1,000 check and another $500 if that school has been sponsored by a Farm Bureau Insurance agent.

A team of finalist judges, which includes a top Michigan government official and the sponsoring teachers of last year’s top two statewide winners, will determine the ranking of the top 10 statewide winners this year. Several thousand eighth graders from more than 400 Michigan schools participated in the 2018-1019 America & Me Essay contest, which was conducted with the help of Farm Bureau agents across the state. The topic of the 2018-19 contest was “My Personal Michigan Hero.”

Started in 1968 and open to all Michigan 8th-grade students, the contest encourages Michigan young-sters to explore the greatness of America and its people. As sponsor of the contest Farm Bureau Insurance has earned 11 national awards from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge.

SRSLY Movie Night: "Spider-Man: Into the

Spider-Verse"

Friday, April 5

7:00 PM

Beach Middle School

Youth in grades 6 and up are invited to a free movie night! SRSLY will be showing "Spider-Man: Into the Spi-der-Verse" (PG) in the Beach cafete-ria. Admission is free! Concessions will be sold.

SRSLY Youth Steering Committee (YSC) Meeting

Monday, April 1

6:30 – 8:00 PM

St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea in Atrium Rooms A & B.

The Youth Steering Committee is an

opportunity for students who are in-

terested in taking more of a leader-

ship role in SRSLY. YSC members

help make important SRSLY deci-

sions, represent SRSLY across the

state and nation, and have tons of fun!

Stop by to find out more or join.

Counselor’s

Corner

As we enter the final quarter of the school year, please continue to monitor the progress of your child. The closer we get to the end of the school year, the more likely a student will begin to slack in his or her effort.

Also, students have registered for classes. Not every single request will be met, but we will do our best to accommodate every stu-dent within our very tight elective schedule.

SCIENCE

OLYMPIAD

Congratulations to the BMS Science Olympiad team! They finished strong at the Region 9 tournament on March 17, earn-ing 6th place in Anatomy, Fast Facts, Herpetology, Hovercraft, Rocks & Minerals and Wright Stuff, 5th place in Battery Buggy, 4th place in Crime Busters, Mys-tery Architecture, and Write It/Do It, 3rd place in Thermodynamics and Towers, and 2nd place in Me-teorology. Way to go, Seren An-gus, Andrew Bowles, Daniel Budd, Charlotte Diesing, Amir Doma, Ryan Frederiksen, Evan Grudzinski, Fernando Hermosillo, Mya King, Colin Ledbetter, Jack Leissner, Elizabeth McGuire, Stel-la, Moore, Isabella Murphy, Jonas Norwood, Lily Paddock, and Gavin Taylor.

8TH GRADE CAREER DAY AT BMS

Eighth grade is a pivotal year for students and that is one of the reasons that Beach Middle

School offers a career day for its eighth-graders. This year’s career day took place at the school on Friday, March 1. There were 16 presenters representing a variety of fields, who spoke to students in rooms

throughout the school. Students each chose to see five presenters based on their interests. “Career day connects curriculum with course choices and helps students understand why what

we’re teaching them is important,” said Mr. Angel. Dana Bowers, a clinical psychologist, shared stories about his own experiences when he decided

to major in psychology. He said that the social and emotional branches of psychology appealed to him at first, and later he became fond of its academic branch.

Also on hand was Colin Seaberg, speaking about golf course management. He let students know that managing employees as well as a budget are key in his field. Many students were surprised to learn that managing a golf course can require more than an annual budget of a million dollars.

Adam Tillman, a senior sales executive at Kohler, initially wanted to work in public relations for a sports team, and those interests evolved into marketing and sales. “Take the passions and interests that drive you and grab them up,” Mr. Tillman advised students.

Although he initially planned to be a medical doctor, presenter Phil Zocharski told students that he didn’t think he had the people skills for the profession. Instead, he is a chemist working in pharma-ceutical engineering, and let students get some hands-on experience at creating capsules.

Also presenting was Dr. Chiquita Berg, is a physician, an obstetrician and gynecologist. When she asked students what they thought an ob-gyn does, the response was helping women give birth to babies. Dr. Berg said, “I attend birthday parties a few times a week and have delivered close to 5,000 babies, but we’re surgeons as well.”

CHS Class of 2023 Band Members and Families

CHS Marching Band Camp August 5-9, 2019

The Chelsea High School Bands are excited to welcome the Class of 2023 our current 8th Grade Band Members and their families! Plans are already underway for the 2019-2020 Chelsea High School Bands. Marching Band Camp is scheduled to take place the week of August 5-9, 2019. We will meet all new members on Satur-day August 3 for an orientation day, begin camp with the full Band on Aug. 5, and end the week with our annual car wash fundraiser scheduled to take place on Saturday August 10, 2019. There shouldn’t be any school conflicts with these dates, as all other fall sport seasons are scheduled to start after band camp. If anyone has questions or concerns regard-ing band camp please contact Mr. Catherman at rcatherman@chelsea.k12.mi.us, or by phone at 433-2200 ext. 1404. The color guard and drum line will begin preparations later this spring, with clinics/rehearsals taking place in May and early-June. Summer re-hearsals for both the percussion/drum line and color guard are tentatively scheduled for July 29 – Aug. 2, 2019. All high school band members will receive detailed information as each event nears this spring, and will receive a mailing this summer with detailed information including a schedule for band camp. The 2019 Bulldog Marching Band will plan our premier performances in the Chelsea Fair Parade and our first home football game in August. Addi-tional performance dates will be issued as soon as the calendar is finalized this next spring. Please visit the Chelsea H.S. Bands web-page by going to www.chelsea.k12.mi.us, then se-lecting “Chelsea High School”, “Music”, and then Mr. Catherman’s name. This page will be updated periodically this winter and spring with rehearsal and performance dates. You can also follow the Chelsea Bands on Twitter @ChelseaHSbands.

BEACH BAND

Upcoming Dates for the BMS Band Program: Saturday, April 27th- Mardi Gras Band Fundraiser Wednesday, May 22nd- 7th/8th Grade Band Con-cert. 7:00 pm at CHS

Monday, May 27th- Memorial Day Parade-- ALL 7th and 8th Grade Band Members

Tuesday, June 4th- 5th/6th Grade Band Con-cert, 7:00 pm at CHS

Monday, August 12th-16th-MS Summer Band Camp-open to all current 5th-7th grade band members

5th Annual Chelsea Summer Band Camp

This year we’re off to the "Beach" again playing music from movies and the top of the charts! If you are interested in joining us again, or for the first time, for this half-day camp, the dates are August 12-16 from 9:00 am-12:00 pm.

We are staffed, again, with Chelsea High School Band members with large en-sembles being conducted by Ms. Steklac and Mrs. Abbey Hermann. Summer Band is open to CURRENT 5th-7th-grade band members (aka next year’s 6th-8th-grade band members) and held at Beach Middle School. Sign up will be through Chelsea Community Educa-tion in the summer session class offerings.

BMS CHOIR

In addition to beginning to learn our “lighter-fare” Spring repertoire, Beach choir students have been focusing on learn-ing more about time signatures, note val-ues, and vocal physiology. To see pictures of the vocal cords and folds, the voice box, the lungs and diaphragm and begin to get an idea of how they work together to pro-duce our singing voices, is not only en-lightening but cool!

The 7th & 8th graders went to Festi-val on March 1st and had an awesome learning experience and fun day spent with friends. While the bus ride was a highlight of the day for many, the choir’s music soared on stage and in the sight singing room. They saved their best performance ever for the Festival performance. One of the three performance judges even gave them a perfect score! Students worked very hard to prepare for the day and it was en-tirely gratifying to experience the satisfac-tion and joy as a result from all that effort.

Last, we would like to extend a warm welcome to all of our 5th grade choir students and families. We have been wait-ing all year for May 23rd to arrive and are so excited to have the 5th graders join us!

Spring Concert: Thursday, May 23, CHS Auditorium at 7 p.m.

Students report to auditorium, in uniform at 6:10 p.m. Families, please kind-ly wait in the Commons (seating available) while students have pre-concert rehearsal in auditorium. Auditorium doors will open at 6:50 p.m. Thank you!

CONGRATULATIONS

VICE PRINCIPAL

MR. MATT CEO

Our very own, Matt Ceo, has been awarded a Michigan Association of

Middle School Educator's (MAMSE) recognition.

Mr. Ceo is officially the MAM-SE 2018-19 Administrator of the Year and was recognized at the March MAMSE Conference. We are excited for Mr. Ceo as this recognition serves to validate his leadership, creativity, hard work and dedication to our Beach Middle School family and Chelsea community at large.

ART EXTRAVAGANZA

The Art Extravaganza is coming to town again this April! Chelsea School District's

kindergarten through 12th grade students are coming together for their annual art show to be held at the Washington Street Education Center from April 27- May 3. The opening reception held on Sunday, April 28, from 3:00-5:00 PM. All are welcome to this event.

Many of our talented middle school students will have their art displayed at the show. If you can't make it to the reception, the full art show will run from April 27 – May 3. It will be open weekdays until 6:00 PM and the weekend from 1:00 – 3:00 PM for all who would like to view all the spectacular artwork. Hope to see you there!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR

6TH GRADE PARENTS

Please be aware that your child’s immunizations need to be updated and turned into the Beach Office before they can enter into 7th grade this 2019-20 school year. The immunization requirements for our in-coming 2018 7th grade students are 4 doses of DTP, 3 doses of Polio, 2 doses MMR, 1 dose Meningococcal, and 2 doses Varicella.

IMPORTANT CHANGES TO THE IMMUNIZATION WAIVER PROCESS:

The new Washtenaw County Public Health (WCPH) requirements state that parents seeking a nonmedical waiver must go to the lo-cal health department for science based education regarding vac-cines. WCPH will issue all waivers, which will be stamped, signed and embossed by a WCPH employee after the education has taken place. The parent will return the waiver to the school and the school personnel will process the waiver as they have in the past. A medical waiver must be filled out and signed by the child’s physician then brought to the school.

Again, please note that your incoming 2019 7th

grade child may not begin the school year at Beach Middle School without being fully updated on their immunizations.

If you have any questions, please call Patti in our Beach Office at 734-433-2202 between 7:30-11:00 AM or the Washtenaw County Public Health Department at 734-544-6700. Thank you.

2018-19 YEARBOOK

ON SALE!

Yearbooks are on sale for $30, first come, first serve. This makes a great gift idea for your student. The yearbook is hard-cover and completely in color. All sorts of activities will be in-cluded, such as sports, clubs, spirit days, and candid student pictures. Don’t be left out! Forms are available in the office or from Mrs. Wagoner or Mrs. Elkins You can also order on-line from the yearbook section of the Beach Middle School homepage. Please make checks payable to Beach Middle School.

HOMEWORKHOT PAGE

Please be aware that your

child’s homework is posted

each afternoon on our

Homework Hotpage. This

can be located on our Beach

webpage

STUDENT ATTENDANCE

It is important for you to call the Beach Mid-dle School office if your child is going to miss school. Please notify the office before 9:00 AM by calling 433-

2200 X2010, the day of the ab-sence or email the office. If you have a new address, telephone, work phone number or emergency contacts, please call the office and let us know. Also note that most correspondence is sent through email; please make sure we have your most current email address.

MEDICATION AT SCHOOL

Please be aware that all medication must be brought to the office when the student enters the school building, including any non-prescribed medication. Non-prescribed AND prescription medication must accompany a Chelsea School District Medica-tion Prescriber/Parent Authoriza-tion form available at the office. Prescription medication must be in the current prescription bottle OR have the physician’s signature on this form. Under no circum-stances should students distribute medication to other students. This is very important for the safety of our Beach Middle School stu-dents. Thank you for your support!

SCHOOL CLOSING

INFORMATION

To get information regard-ing whether school has been closed, please call 433-2275. Evening activities are cancelled when school is cancelled.

2018-19 Daily Bell Schedule

Zero Hour 7:35-8:10

Passing Time 8:05-8:10

1st Hour 8:10-9:10

2nd Hour 9:14-10:14

3rd Hour 10:18-11:18

A Lunch 11:22-11:52

4th Hour/A 11:54-12:54

4th Hour/B 11:22:-11:52

B Lunch 11:53-12:23

4th Hour/C 11:22-12:22

C Lunch 12:24-12:54

5th Hour 12:58-1:58

6th Hour 2:02-3:02

April 2019 School Calendar

March 21 …….…………………..……...BMS & CHS Jazz Bands Concert/7:00 PM/CHS Aud

3…………………………………………..…….5th Grade Parent Meeting/7:00 PM/BMS Cafe

5………………………………….…………...Kindergarten visit BMS for Kindergarten Stories

14………………………………..………..………….….……..7th grade WEB Application due

17..…MANDATORY 8th Grade Wash, D.C., Parent-Student-Chaperon meeting/6:00 PM

18………………………………………………………..…….Lacrosse vs. Belleville/6:30 PM

19………………………………………………………………...……………….NO SCHOOL

22……………………………………………………………………....…Track vs. Dexter/4:15

23…………………………………..…Washington, D.C., Trip begins/busses leave at 5:30 AM

27…………………………………...Washington, D.C., Trip returns to Beach around 9:00 AM

27…….…………………………....Band Mardi Gras Fundraiser/6:30-8:30 PM/BMS Café

29………………………………………………………………………Track @ Pinckney/4:15

30……………………………..……………..…..Lacrosse plays Dexter/location and time TBA

Chelsea Athletic Boosters WWRA & City of Chelsea

are hosting a… Scrap Metal Drive & County

Clean-up Day!

Saturday, May 18th 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Chelsea High School Parking lots

(Enter from Trinkle Road)

A complete list of acceptable items is listed on the other side.

No donation is too big or too small A complete list of acceptable items is listed on the other side.

We can arrange FREE pickup for items—call or email us.   

Chelsea Athletic Boosters 734-352-9942

chelseaathleticboosters@gmail.com  

The Chelsea Athletic Boosters are a 501c3 organization

A/C Condenser Cores Aerosol Cans – with holes

Air Conditioners Alternators/Starters Aluminum Awnings Aluminum Cans Aluminum Gutters Aluminum Ladders Aluminum Siding Aluminum Signs Appliances – no microwaves

Auto Engines – drained

Auto Parts Auto Rims Barrels – Empty

Aluminum, Steel

Bathtubs – Cast Iron

Batteries (Auto – Truck)

BBQ Grills Beverage Cans Bicycles Blenders Blowers – Leaf, Others

Boats – Metal/Aluminum

Brass/Bronze – All Types

Cans – Aluminum, Steel

Cast Iron Catalytic Converters Chain Saws – Drained

Circuit Breakers Coat Hangers – Steel

Compressors - Drained

Conduit & Pipe Copper – pipe,wire, tubing

Demolition Scrap - Metal

Diesel Engines/Blocks – drained, no filters on

Drink Cans Dryers/Washing

Machines

Duct Work Electric Motors Electric Wires Engines, Drained-cars, mowers

Exercise Equipment Extension Cords Fencing Fire Extinguishers-Empty

-with hole cut

Fireplace Grates, Doors no glass

Forklift Trucks Freezers-Empty

Fuse Panels Furnaces Gas Tanks-cut in half only

Gutters-Aluminum, Copper, Steel

Hot Water Heaters I-Beams-Steel Iron Insulated Wire

-copper, aluminum

Ladders-Aluminum, Steel

Lawn Mowers-gas &oil drained

Leaf Blowers-gas drained

Light Fixtures Manganese Metal-galvanized, sheet, etc

Mixers Motors & Blocks-electric & gas

gas & oil drained, no filters

Nails-Steel, galvanized, aluminum

Ovens-All Types

Plumbing Fixtures Pipe-Copper, Galvanized, Steel

Poles-Aluminum, Steel

Pots and Pans Radiators-drained

Rebar Refrigerators-empty

Rims-Aluminum, Steel

Roof Vents, Roof Metal Screen Doors/Windows Siding Sinks-Stainless, Cast Iron, Metal

Starters Steel-Borings, Turnings,

Stamping DRY!

Stoves-Electric, Gas, Wood

Structural Steel Tanks-no propane, empty with

hole in tank

Tin Tin Foil-cleaned

Tobacco Racks Tools-Hand, Power-Electric

Gas, Hydraulic

Tractors-Farm, Lawn, Other

Transformers-Oil Free

Transmissions-Drained

Triplex-wire

Vacuum Cleaners Wrought Iron   

Not Accepted E-Scrap

Computers Monitors Microwaves Printers Radios Televisions Phones

Water Softeners Safes Steel Cable

must be under 5 ft

Railroad Steel Dry Cell Batteries

Contact us with questions at chelseaathleticboosters@gmail.com