May Newsletter

Submitted by brittany.lundell on
May Newsletter

Please click here (English Version) to access our May Newsletter, it has lots of great information to help you stay informed of happenings here at our awesome middle school.

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Quick reminder about our dress code - more information is in the bulletin, but here's a quick summary since this can become an issue in May.  Shorts need to be mid-thigh (fingertip length is a good rule of thumb), tummies need to be covered, and tank tops need a wide strap (no spaghetti straps).  Thank you in advance!

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Haga clic aquí (versión en español) para acceder a nuestro boletín de mayo, que tiene mucha información excelente para ayudarlo a mantenerse informado sobre lo que sucede aquí en nuestra increíble escuela secundaria.

Próximamente versión en español

 

​Recordatorio rápido sobre nuestro código de vestimenta: encontrará más información en el boletín, pero aquí hay un resumen rápido, ya que esto puede convertirse en un problema en mayo. Los pantalones cortos deben llegar hasta la mitad del muslo (la longitud de las yemas de los dedos es una buena regla general), el abdomen debe estar cubierto y las camisetas sin mangas deben tener un tirante ancho (sin tirantes finos). ¡Gracias de antemano!

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-COUNSELOR'S CORNER-

​​​​​Please click here for the English version of the SCMS counseling newsletter

​​​​​Haga clic aquí para obtener la versión en español del boletín de asesoramiento de SCMS

Winter Band Concerts

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band

We are so proud of our amazing band program and the wonderful winter concert we recently had here at SCMS.  We had five concerts and hundreds of audience members that were mesmerized by the fantastic winter season music.  Huge thanks to our students, parents and Ms. Olsen and Ms. Smith for all their work to put on a magical performance!

Scarfs!

Submitted by brittany.lundell on
Scarfs for all

Meet Ms. Alisha, the heartwarming soul behind the cozy revolution at our school. As a dedicated and compassionate member of our school community, Ms. Alisha took it upon herself to spread warmth in more ways than one. With nimble fingers and a heart full of generosity, she embarked on a mission to handcraft scarfs for all students who desired a touch of comfort. Her evenings were spent crocheting vibrant scarfs in an array of colors, each stitch woven with care and thoughtfulness. The result? A sea of grateful smiles adorning the necks of students, all thanks to Ms.

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