8th grade boys- if you are interested in playing soccer in high school there is a sign up sheet in the office
Today in Mrs. Bremer’s 5th grade social studies clsses, students are using Chromebooks and collaboration to study word origins. Fun activity to help them understand the American culture emerging in 1750s.
2019 DC Trip- The kick off meeting for 7th grade families will be held Wednesday, March 7th at 5:30 in the middle school cafeteria.
Mrs. Clayton’s 7th grade Digital Photography class is putting together another gallery walk. Creativity. It’s a Huskie talent!!
Mrs. Clayton’s 7th grade Digital Photography class is putting together another gallery walk. Creativity. It’s a Huskie talent!!
Terrific, entertaining, educational Recycling assembly today our students! Thanks to Mid-Michigan Waste Authority-sponsor
2019 DC Trip- The kick off meeting for current 7th grade families will be held Wednesday, March 7th at 5:30 in the middle school cafeteria.
Head to Head- The next meet is scheduled for tomorrow. You will be competing with Northeast MS at Central Park Elementary auditorium.
Recycling Contest 5th-6th-Design an original Hemlock recycling mascot or logo to help show our community that Huskies are going green. 1st place $100.00 Toys R’ Us., 2nd place $50.00 Toys R’ Us. Deadline is April 20th. Flyers are in the office.
Recycling Contest 7th-12th- this is open to Hemlock students in grades 7-12. Make a video, write an essay or poem, or draw a poster. Grand prize $250.00, 2nd place $50.00. Flyers with more information are in the office.
Head to Head Results from the Hemlock vs Jefferson MS at Central Park Auditorium Written Tests, Head to Head Live, and Art Black and White & Color Math Chayton Ross 2nd Place Nathan Kramerr 3rd Place · Language Arts (none) · Music Testing Grace Oldenburg 1st Place Ryan Cappel 3rd Place · Real World Clay Urbaniak 2nd Place Reagan Keyser 3rd Place · Science Clay Urbaniak 2nd Place· Social Studies (none) Art Written Reagan Keyser 1st Place Natalie Monroe 2nd Place Ryley Chamberlin 3rd Place · Sports and Fitness Ben Lockwood 2nd Place Chayton Ross 3rd Place Head to Head Live Clay Urbaniak, Sami Seidel, Ben Lockwood, Grace Oldenburg - Team 2nd Place Art Black and White Natalie Monroe 2nd Place Jesse Church 3rd Place Art Color Ryley Chamberlin 2nd Place Reagan Keyser 3rd Place (Tie) Kalyn Wilke 3rd Place (Tie) PERFORMANCES Vocal Solos Sami Siedel 1st Place Kristina Bosley 2nd Place Ethan Kelly 3rd Place Interpretive Speaking Team Paige Newvine 2nd Place (TEAM) McKenna Lounsbury Jesse Church Natyale Bodziachowski Instrumental Soloist: Ben Lockwood 3rd Place (Tie) Sophia Hauffe 3rd Place (Tie) Vocal Team Ryley Chamberlin 1st Place (TEAM) Grace Oldenburg Sami Siedel Paige Newvine 2nd Place (TEAM) Kaylee Boyer Kristina Bosley Sami Siedel Ethan Kelly Grace Oldenburg Ben Lockwood Interpretive Speaking Solos (none) Instrumental Team Ben Lockwood 2nd Place (TEAM) Grace Oldenburg
Instrumental groups Ben Lockwood and Gracie Oldenburg.
Girls’ vocal trio
Thank you to Sierra Yell for being our MC tonight!
Skits
Live from Central Elementary Auditorium for tonight’s Head 2 Head competition.
Congrats to Emiliano Flores and Ethan McGregor-Saginaw County Wrestling champs!
The newest group of National Junior Honor Society members were inducted tonight to join current members. Hard work and citizenship will take you far. Congratulations to each member and their families!!
Girls Who Code Club is a FREE program for 6th – 12th grade girls to use computer science to impact their community and join our sisterhood of supportive peers and role models. Club acceptance is on a first come, first served basis and membership is limited to the first 15 participants.
For more information and to register, please use the link below.
http://svsu.edu/girlswhocode/
School safety is important to us!
You are safe! We do our best to ensure that!!
That's why:
-the school doors are locked all day
-we practice emergency drills.
-we use a professional safety consultant
-we have a school emergency procedure manual
-we have fire, tornado, secure mode, shelter in place, and lockdown drills and procedures
-teachers are in hallways
-we have video surveillance & we monitor it
-teachers close their classroom doors
-exterior doors are locked,
-we have child monitors on the playground
-we have emergency drills practiced during the school day.
-law enforcement is visible and interacting with students and staff regularly
-we coordinate with police, fire, and emergency services