First marking period honor roll is here! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ym6zBfsyy4zH27OZcOh-yZOr4GtorrFD_JeSoZcPd40/edit?usp=sharing
Election Day today
10 Tips to Make the Most of Your Parent-Teacher Conference
Before the Conference
3. Make a list of questions.
Now that you’ve talked with your child and reviewed schoolwork, make a list of questions. If you’re stumped, use this list of questions to ask teachers.
Think through anything you want to make sure the teacher knows. Are there specific things that helped your child thrive in school in the past? Have there been any big changes in your family or living situation? Are there holidays you’ll be away? Talk with other family members to make sure you cover everything.
Once you have your list, put questions and concerns in order of importance, so you can cover the biggest things first. Use this parent-teacher conference worksheet to get organized.
We need our Huskie Pack, Friday night @ Wallace Field!!!
Thought for the day!
District residents, please remember to vote on Tuesday, November 5th, at your regular voting precinct. Unregistered voters may register to vote even on election day at the local clerk’s office. The voter must provide residency verification; upon registering, they can vote.
Our Hemlock Business Association wreath is up, and tickets are available for purchase at our 200 Wilson Street office. Tickets are $1 a piece or 7 tickets for $5. Let's Go Huskies! Winners announced on Friday, December 6th, at the Hometown Holiday Celebration. #huskietastic
Hemlock Public School District residents, please remember to vote tomorrow on Tuesday, November 5th, at your regular voting precinct.
10 Tips to Make the Most of Your Parent-Teacher Conference on November 14, 1-4 and 5:30-7:30.
Most parent-teacher conferences only last 10 or 15 minutes. That’s not a lot of time to connect with your child’s teacher. But with a little preparation and planning, you can make the most of this time. Here are 10 tips that can help.
Before the Conference 2. Talk with your child. Get a sense from your child about how school is going. What’s most and least enjoyable? Does your child feel unsure about school? Who does your child sit with at lunch? (For more ideas, see this list of questions to ask your child.) Ask your child if there’s anything you should talk to the teacher about. Mention that every family has a conference, so your child doesn’t worry about what this meeting means.
Hemlock's Middle School Robotics had their best finish ever. Ranking as an Alliance Captain before being eliminated by the #1 team.
Daylight Savings Time ends Sunday morning!
Hemlock Middle School's Robotics Teams, Ein Stein, compete at Bullock Creek starting at 11:00 today. Stop by and say "hi"!
Congratulations to our PAWS winners from the week of October 21-25: Alyssa Rivette, Kamden Hoeppner, Harley Moon, Landon Gardner, Addison Stockford, Emma Keehn, Khloe Rump, and Kassidy McFadden (not pictured).
Congratulations to this week's PAWS winners: Alexandrea Cater, Andrea Chad, Dallas Dearman, Louis Englehart, Jayden Jones, Bryce Rundell, Thomas Williams (not pictured), and Montana Scherzer (not pictured).
Knowledge is power, the more you know! #huskietastic
Tonight! For one night only!! Walk the Trail of Terrors at Twin Bridges Golf Course in support of the HMS PTO. See details below!
Parent-Teacher conferences are coming up on November 14. Here are some ideas, for today and the coming days, for how to make these valuable for you and your child.
10 Tips to Make the Most of Your Parent-Teacher Conference:
1) Before the Conference: Look over schoolwork.
Take some time to look over your child’s homework, essays, reading logs, and other schoolwork. How does it look like your child is doing? Is the homework too easy or too hard? Does your child need help?
Review report cards, too. What are your child’s grades like? You can also look over any emails or newsletter updates the teacher has sent.
Varsity Football Playoff- Come out and support our Huskies 1st round playoff game against Morley-Stanwood tomorrow night starting @ 7:00. Passes are not excepted for playoff games. Tickets can be pre-purchased at the high school office today and tomorrow from 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.. Tickets can also be purchased at the gate. Admission is $6.00.
Attention all ghosts, goblins and scarers! The middle school PTO is sponsoring a very scary Trail of Terrors Friday night at Twin Bridges Golf Course. We are in need of some more ghouls and goblins to help us make this a fun night. So..if you are available to help, whether you need additional service hours or because you just wanna have some fun, send your name in a text to 482-3429 to volunteer and get more info. Have a great Halloween!!
Happy Halloween!
