“To leave the world better than you found it, sometimes you have to pick up other people’s trash.” –Bill Nye
Today our Middle School Honor Society and Student Council students are doing their part to be good stewards of our environment by helping to clean up the grounds at the Middle School and High School. Every little bit helps!
Happy Earth Day!
Please see the Middle School's Weekly Update Here: https://www.smore.com/n/dzbgk-chms-weekly-update
Congratulations to our Middle School Principal, Sarah Muscott, who earned the Administrator Award at the MOISD Parent Advisory Committee’s annual Make a Difference Awards! These awards recognize individuals within our community who have made a meaningful and positive impact by contributing to the education and success of students with disabilities.
Sarah earned this award for helping to implement the Peer to Peer Program at Chippewa Hills Middle School. Peer to Peer is a school-wide program designed to increase academic, independence, and social engagement opportunities for students with autism and other disabilities. Sarah is invested in making her building feel inclusive and supported the implementation of the Special Olympics Unified Champion School program at CHMS.
Congratulations Sarah and thank you for all you do to Make a Difference for our students every day!
Our Middle School Spring Band Concert is next week! Join us on Tuesday, April 23 at 7PM in the Middle School Gym for this special end-of year performance! Our Middle School musicians have grown so much this year!
On Friday, May 10 Chippewa Hills is hosting the CSAA Conference Track & Field Championships as well as home Varsity Baseball and Softball games. In an effort to accommodate these large events and keep everyone in a safe environment, May 10 will now be a half day of school as we try to reduce traffic and congestion at the secondary site. This date will run like any other half day schedule with the High School and Middle School being dismissed at 12:00 PM and Elementary Schools dismissed at 12:15 PM. Thank you for your understanding and flexibility.
Please see the Middle School’s Weekly Newsletter here: https://www.smore.com/n/sg9ve-chms-weekly-update
Our 8th graders will be taking the PSAT test tomorrow!
The PSAT, or Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, is a slightly shorter and easier version of the SAT that students take their junior year in preparation for college. The PSAT acts as a baseline for college readiness and allows teachers to check-in on student progress.
The PSAT is a long test for our students. Please help your child to prepare by making sure they get enough sleep tonight and eat breakfast in the morning. Nobody tests well when they’re tired or hungry! Free breakfast is available in the cafeteria if your child would prefer to eat when they get to school.
Good luck, 8th graders!
Our Middle Schoolers had a blast learning about the FFA Program during yesterday’s Ag Olympics! This was a fun grade-level competition featuring agriculture-themed games, like farmer racing, pig wrangling, barrel racing, and more! Students learned about the High School FFA Program and 8th graders were encouraged to sign up for next year.
Please see the Middle School's Weekly Newsletter here: https://www.smore.com/n/wgmty-chms-weekly-update
Happy Easter! We hope everyone had a wonderful Spring Break!
Please see the Middle School’s Weekly Newsletter here: https://www.smore.com/n/ud5jms-chms-weekly-update
Chippewa Hills schools will be closed today due to inclement weather. The Little Warriors program will also be closed. Be safe and have a great Spring Break, Warriors!
Tomorrow's Spirit Day theme for Reading Month is "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish."
REMINDER: Friday, March 22 is an early release day for students. The High School and Middle School will be released at 12:00 PM. Elementary schools will be released at 12:15 PM.
Tomorrow's Spirit Day theme for Reading Month is "Diary of a Wimpy Kid."
Last Friday was our first Middle School Talent Show! We saw lots of talented acts and are so excited to continue growing this program with our Middle Schoolers!
Congratulations the following winners!
- 3rd Place: Grace Foster for her verbal performance of “Everything’s Wrong”
- 2nd Place: Isys Ulman, who played a French folk song on her violin
- 2nd Place: Morgan Babcock and Julia Albright who performed “Dreidel” on their bass and viola, respectively
- 1st Place: Gavin Dagley, who sang “God’s Country” while playing his guitar
Way to go, Warriors!
Tomorrow's Spirit Day theme for Reading Month is "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."
Tomorrow's Spirit Day theme for Reading Month is "Oh The Places You Will Go."
The Middle School Student Council came up with some spirit days to celebrate Reading Month!
Please see the Middle School's Weekly Update here: https://tinyurl.com/3sssfh2n
Next week we’re celebrating March is Reading Month with some fun spirit days at the Middle School!
- Monday, Harry Potter day: Wear colors that represent your favorite house from Harry Potter.
- Tuesday, Oh the Places You’ll Go day: Wear a shirt from a place you’ve visited.
- Wednesday, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory day: Dress as a character from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
- Thursday, Diary of a Wimpy Kid day: Dress as Greg or another character from the books
- Friday, One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish day: Wear red or blue, or twin with a friend!
Can’t wait to see the fun outfits our Warriors come up with next week!
