Cool cats on stage in “Hot Rod”. Vrrrooom!
“Hot Rod”. A terrific HMS production!
“Hot Rod” is onstage! Cruisin’ the 50’s
Congratulations to our 3rd Marking Period Honor Roll Students! Top Notch Performances!
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There will be a student council meeting this Friday, at 7:30 a.m. in room 3.
Tickets are available for the Middle School play in the office. $6.00 gets you a reserved seat. Performances are 7 PM Thursday, April 19; Friday, April 20 and Saturday, April 21. Matinee performance on Saturday, April 21 at 2:30.
Box Tops- Please clip any box tops from home and drop them off in the office.
Limited numbers of tickets are still available for the Middle School play in the office. $6.00 per seat. Reserved seating. Get yours now!
Hemlock Youth Football Registration for the Fall will be held on Sunday, April 22 and Sunday, May 20th from 5-8 pm at the Ling Elementary Cafeteria. The youth football program is for students going into grades 4-8 next year. Please pick up a flyer from the office if you are interested.
You still have time to get here!
TEENS AND DRUGS, ITS TIME TO HAVE THE TALK Lori Ziolkowski, President of Families Against Narcotics and Janelle Murray, MPH- Director of Prevention and Youth Services Bring power to the parent in their presentations about youth and substance use. Hemlock High School. April 17. 7:00 PM. Auditorium. All parents invited!
TIME IS RUNNING OUT—deadline for registration is Wednesday, April 18 at 3:00 PM!
TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRLS IN GRADES 5-8!
Delta College is sponsoring Girls' Day Out!, a FREE EVENT for middle school girls designed to introduce them to the world of computer science. Activities include: Circuit Board Soldering, Web page design, CAD and 3D printing, Programming robots, and more.
This activity is open to the first 45 Hemlock Middle School girls who register using this Google Form. Click the link to register. Please review all the information-early leave time, late return time. Completing the form means you are committing to attending this event--space is limited!
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M-STEP TESTING for 6th and 7th graders:
The M-STEP testing window for 6th and 7th graders goes from April 30 until May 25.
7th graders will test on the following dates:
Tuesday, May 1 during second & third hours 7th graders test Math
Thursday, May 3 during second and third hours 7th graders will test English Language Arts
6th graders will test on the following dates:
Tuesday, May 8 during second & third hours 6th graders will test Math
Tuesday, May 15 during second and third hours 6th graders will test English Language Arts
Results from the robotics State Championships; the HHS Robotics Team has now qualified for the World Championship in Detroit.
They are hosting a fundraiser—Please find friends and family to eat at the Maple Grille this Tuesday.
It’s Band Fundraiser mattress sale time!! Show the attached pic when you buy your mattress and benefit the band program and HMS at the same time!!
TEENS AND DRUGS, ITS TIME TO HAVE THE TALK
Lori Ziolkowski, President of Families Against Narcotics and
Janelle Murray, MPH- Director of Prevention and Youth Services
Bring power to the parent in their presentations about youth and substance use.
Hemlock High School. April 17. 7:00 PM. Auditorium. All parents invited!
Ready for ice cream?
Our musical is right around the corner. Get your presale tickets in the MS office. $6.00
8th graders tested in Social Studies this morning. 5th graders test English Language Arts Wednesday morning. 8th graders test English Language Arts Thursday morning.
Track & Field event volunteers are needed for this season’s HHS home track meets on 4/18 and 5/11. Please contact Amber Godwin 395-3391(call/text), Amberjgodwin@yahoo.com (e-mail) if you can lend a hand. No experience necessary. Thank you!
M-STEP testing for grades 5 and 8 starts during the week of April 9.
Why does this M-STEP test matter for my child?
M-STEP is designed to help parents understand how their child is progressing toward career- and college-readiness. It is also a tool to help parents understand where their child needs more support or additional challenges.
What will my child experience during M-STEP testing?
M-STEP is an online test that uses various types of questions to assess real-world skills, such as critical thinking and problem solving. M-STEP tests for English language arts and mathematics use Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT) for students in grades 3 through 8. CAT adjusts the difficulty of grade-level questions throughout the assessment based on the student’s responses. If a student answers a question correctly, the next question will be harder; if a student answers incorrectly, the next question will be easier.
