Looking for ways to get more involved in your child's education? Fifth Grade Parents' Guide to Student Success! https://www.pta.org/home/family-resources/Parents-Guides-to-Student-Success/fifth-grade
Attendance at school matters!
More ways to be involved in your child's education:
5. Designate a specific time and place for homework.
6. Read to your child every day and encourage independent reading. Make frequent trips to the public library.
Congratulations to our PAWS winners--week of the October 14-18! From L to R: Hunter Emmendorfer, Julian Seaman, Kylie Pauls, Austin Austin Kuehemund, Jamisin Green, Austinj Geiger, James Ferguson, Caleb Jones (not pictured)
Thought for the day!
Are you ready for the Trail of Terrors? Support the HMS PTO by creeping your way through our scare-fest!
Interested in Good food for a good cause? https://drive.google.com/a/hemlockps.com/file/d/1Eo5nzApYcaPrmgWsQ8u4CcmSHRUXZDY2/view?usp=drivesdk
R U Ready for Some Scary Fun?
More ideas for how to be more involved in your child's education:
3. Broaden your child's understanding of the world by visiting malls, museums, parks, zoos, universities, sports stadiums, theaters, transportation facilities, farms, and local landmarks.
4. Make learning relevant by encouraging activities that use what kids learn at school. Encourage kids to count money; make shopping lists; calculate costs, sales prices, and taxes; read menus and newspapers; and write letters.
Get ready for a scary time as the HMS PTO sponsors the Trail of Terrors. See the flyer below for more information!
Ready for some good eats? In support of this year's Washington DC Trip, join us at The Maple Grille for a night of good food and fun! Check it out at https://drive.google.com/a/hemlockps.com/file/d/1Eo5nzApYcaPrmgWsQ8u4CcmSHRUXZDY2/view?usp=drivesdk
Hemlock Middle School Weekly Newsletter
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Would you like to be more involved in your child's education? Here's a couple of ideas for ways to do so:
1. Talk to your child daily about school activities and experiences.
2. Talk with teachers regularly -- even when no problems exist.
National Boss's Day
Thought for the day!
Did you know at Hemlock Middle School, our students use the TynkerCAD computer assisted drawing program to create objects and then print them out on our 3-D printer?
The Hemlock Board of Education honors Principal Terry Keyser at their regular October meeting. #huskietastic
Columbus Day
SVSU Nursing students spent the day with us today, talking to students about health-related topics like diet, exercise and wellness and seeing what it's like to help middle schoolers learn.
When students improve their attendance rates, they improve their academic prospects and chances for graduating.
