February 16, 2017
The struggle is real!
How does this impact our classrooms?
What about our students from poverty?
Students from challenging situations?
Students from atypical homes?
How can we help?
Academic Focus on the eValuate
Details for the completed month of January 2017 in GREEN above
Details for the completed month of January 2016 in RED below
Note the growth from 2016 to 2017 as well as month by month.
One way to embrace achievement: Celebrate growth!
Just another Brag Board to demonstrate successful effort, growth and progress academically.
#OvernightSuccessTakes5Years
Off season workout pays off in the long run.
The Winfield Weekend Basketball Tournament was a huge success.
Hardwork beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard
Pick a name, any name...
With the Attendance Lists allowed us to pick these 10 winners out of over 700 names with substantial ease.
#WinnerWinner
You go Girl!
The first Middle School Razor Scooter award goes to Madigan Riddle for her stellar attendance in first semester.
Schedule of Upcoming Events
See the Daily Announcements for a detailed version of this document
Schedule for February 20th - 24th
Monday
- President’s Day - Make up a snow day
- METC Conference with various Tech Subcommittee attending the conference
Tuesday - Valentine’s Day
- PBiS Tier 2 in Ulhmeyer’s Room
- “ACTIVITIES” COMMITTEE THE FOLLOWING WEEK
- Big discussion on Six Flags Registration
- Board of Education Meeting - 6:30pm
- Pre-Trip Meeting for students attending Workshop Friday. 2:30 in Higgins Room
Wednesday
- NJHS - DodgeBall Tournament - February 22nd - 2:45-4:30
Thursday
- Chess Club in Mr. Utlaut’s room
- Binder Teams - Terri is slated to visit and check on our data cycle progress
- MS - CHEER Info Meeting at 5:00
- Primary Family Fitness Night
Friday
- Football Coaches are also out of the building
Upcoming/Ongoing items to keep on your radar
- Units of Instruction can be reviewed in Author Teams (ie. Ross & Davis together)
- Report Back Sessions from:
- METC Technology Conference
- Math
- PE Tours
- Summer School Registration coming up soon -
- We will not know final details and needs till we gather all the student registrations
- March 10th - NJHS volunteer day at Food Bank
- SPRING BREAK - March 17th-24th
- Spring Choir Concert - May 2nd
- Spring Band Concert - TBD
- BOGO Book Fair - April 24-28
- NJHS Induction - April 25 at 6:30 pm in MS Gym
- Semi - April 21st
- Middles School MAP Testing - May 4th - 11th
- Six Flags - May 12th
- Last Day of School - May 17th?
- Graduation - May 21st at 2:00 PM
Summer School Flyer
We will share more details as they become available:
Such as:
Registration
Frequently Asked Questions
$100 Gift Card availability
Student of the Month from your Middle School
Library Superstars
6th Grade February Student of the Month
Macy Beckemeier
I nominated Macy Beckemeier for February student of the month because she is a role model to her peers. In technology class she didn’t just meet the criteria for each project, but exceeded expectations. She often helps guide her peers to understand assignments when they are confused or improve projects. In the general school community she is very kind to others and shows respect to all who come in contact with her. I look forward to two more years of Macy at the middle school.
7th Grade February Student of the Month
Madison Greenwood
I have had the pleasure of working with Madison Greenwood for the past 2 years through the classroom, as a member of the library crew, and a member of NJHS. No matter the task, Madison always puts in 110% and does so with a smile on her face. Her peers respect her and look to her as an example. As a teacher, I am thankful to have such a capable student who is always willing to take on a challenge and help where needed.
8th Grade February Student of the Month
Tabitha Brinker
I am so impressed with Tabitha’s drive in reading this year. She is reading 5 or more books WEEKLY! She has the highest number of Reading Counts points in the school. She has met requirements for the City Museum Challenge several months ahead of schedule. Tabitha is also very helpful when other students are not sure what to read. She will spend time helping them find a book that is a good fit. I am unbelievably proud of her accomplishments and her drive to make herself a better student and reader this year.
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