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MARCH 2020 VOLUME 12, ISSUE 8 HWMS staff have been preparing students to take State Assessments. Tesng starts April 7th and connues through May 1st. Please dis- cuss with your child the importance of these tests and help them achieve their best results by having them get plenty of rest and eang a nutrious breakfast before coming to school. We are aware that circumstances occur, but we appre- ciate your aenon to having your child in aendance during their tesng mes. The tesng schedule is: April 7—9 Science April 16—21 Language Arts April 22—27 Math April 28—May 1 Make ups STATE ASSESSMENTS ALL ATHLETES must have a current physical and concussion form on file in the office before they can tryout or practice. The first day of track practice is Monday, March 9th. Please make sure that your student is prepared for the changing weather and brings adequate clothing to accommodate all weather conditions. Practice will end at approximately 4:45 each day. All stu- dents who go out for track will get to partici- pate; A/B team splits are determined by charac- ter, work ethic and athletic ability. Athletes wanting to try out for Boys’ Tennis tryouts are Tues., March 10th from 3—4:45pm. The first day of tennis practice is Wed., March 11th . Practice will be Mon., through Fri., from 3:00- 5:00pm. Soccer tryouts will be Mon., March 9th – Wed., 11th for any 7th/8th grade boy or girl interested in playing soccer at HWMS. First day of soccer practice is Monday, March 23rd from 3—5pm. The parent meeting for spring sports will be Thurs., March 26th at 5:15pm in the HWMS commons. A $20 athletic fee is required per sport and must be paid before the first com- petition. GAZETTE GORILLA HAYSVILLE WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL If your child is currently attending HWMS on a Special Transfer, and you would like for them to attend HWMS next year, you will be receiving a form in the mail to fill out for next year. This form needs to be turned into the counseling office no later than Friday, March 27th to be considered. Transfer requests will not be accepted after March 27th. Transfer requests for students must be re- newed on a yearly basis. Families with more than one student need to submit an application for each student; siblings will be approved on an individual basis. Transfer requests are not guaranteed and the following criteria is taken into con- sideration; class size, academic standings, student need, discipline and attend- ance. Student’s schedules may vary depending on class availability. Parents must provide transportation for any students requesting a transfer. Applicants will be notified prior to the end of the current school year to the status of their child’s request. Limited Open Enrollment students who are currently attending HWMS will re- ceive an application in the mail to fill out if they want to be considered for the 2020-21 school year. If you are reapplying for LOE acceptance please make sure to have your form completed and returned to the HWMS counseling office no later than Friday, March 27th. IN DISTRICT TRANSFER REQUESTS /LIMITED OPEN ENROLLMENT 2020-21 The HWMS Chapter of National Junior Honor Society will be selecting new members in March. The selection criteria for the NJHS are based on the pillars of scholarship, leader- ship, service, citizenship, and character. An informational meeting was held for 6th and 7th grade students who maintain the minimum 3.5 GPA. Candidate forms were available at that time and are due to the HWMS office by 3:30 on Thurs., March 5th. Contact advisor Ms. Aulbach at [email protected] if you have any questions. The new inductees will be announced on Friday, March 27th. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Counselors’ Comments: Social Media! Like everything, it has it’s pros and cons. When we think of teens using Social Media Apps, maturity and understanding has to be a key part. The two most popular apps currently being used are Tik Tok and Snapchat. Both of these apps have a minimum age of 13, and Tik Tok says that an individual under the age of 18 needs guardian approval. There are numerous reasons for this. If you make the de- cision to allow your child to have these types of accounts, please make sure that you have their login information so you can check what is going on within the account whenever you want or need. Some middle school students may not have the maturity level needed to handle these kind of modern socialization avenues, especially those under the age 16 and it could possibly be beneficial to not have these types of accounts at all. CHS STUCO will visit with HWMS 8th graders on Tues., March 10th to encourage students to get involved in high school and run for STUCO offices. 8th graders interested in running for office will be campaigning begin- ning March 23rd. An election will be held on Wed., April 1st. Winners will be notified and all candidates will be members at large. The Student Council is made up of elected officers and a general population called Members at Large. The elected officers are voted on by the student body. The main responsibility of Student Council is to represent the student voice, much like the local and state governments are the voice of the citizens of Haysville and Kansas. Student Council serves as the liaison be- tween the student body and the administration. Student Council also plans several activities for students to en- courage student participation and spirit in their school along with community service projects.
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MARCH 2020
VOLUME 12, ISSUE 8
HWMS staff have been preparing students to take State Assessments. Testing starts April 7th and continues through May 1st. Please dis-cuss with your child the importance of these tests and help them achieve their best results by having them get plenty of rest and eating a nutritious breakfast before coming to school. We are aware that circumstances occur, but we appre-ciate your attention to having your child in attendance during their testing times. The testing schedule is:
April 7—9 Science April 16—21 Language Arts
April 22—27 Math April 28—May 1 Make ups
STATE ASSESSMENTS
ALL ATHLETES must have a current physical
and concussion form on file in the office before they can tryout or practice. The first day of track practice is Monday, March 9th. Please
make sure that your student is prepared for the changing weather and brings adequate clothing
to accommodate all weather conditions. Practice will end at approximately 4:45 each day. All stu-dents who go out for track will get to partici-
pate; A/B team splits are determined by charac-ter, work ethic and athletic ability. Athletes
wanting to try out for Boys’ Tennis tryouts are Tues., March 10th from 3—4:45pm. The first day of tennis practice is Wed., March 11th .
Practice will be Mon., through Fri., from 3:00-5:00pm. Soccer tryouts will be Mon., March 9th
– Wed., 11th for any 7th/8th grade boy or girl interested in playing soccer at HWMS. First day of soccer practice is Monday, March 23rd from
3—5pm. The parent meeting for spring sports will be Thurs., March 26th at 5:15pm in the HWMS commons. A $20 athletic fee is required per sport and must be paid before the first com-petition.
GAZETTE GORILLA
HAYSVILLE WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL
If your child is currently attending HWMS on a Special Transfer, and you would like for them to attend HWMS next year, you will be receiving a form in the mail to fill out for next year. This form needs to be turned into the counseling office no later than Friday, March 27th to be considered. Transfer requests will not be accepted after March 27th. Transfer requests for students must be re-newed on a yearly basis. Families with more than one student need to submit an application for each student; siblings will be approved on an individual basis. Transfer requests are not guaranteed and the following criteria is taken into con-sideration; class size, academic standings, student need, discipline and attend-ance. Student’s schedules may vary depending on class availability. Parents must provide transportation for any students requesting a transfer. Applicants will be notified prior to the end of the current school year to the status of their child’s request. Limited Open Enrollment students who are currently attending HWMS will re-ceive an application in the mail to fill out if they want to be considered for the 2020-21 school year. If you are reapplying for LOE acceptance please make sure to have your form completed and returned to the HWMS counseling office no later than Friday, March 27th.
IN DISTRICT TRANSFER REQUESTS /LIMITED OPEN ENROLLMENT
2020-21
The HWMS Chapter of National Junior Honor Society will be selecting new members in March. The selection criteria for the NJHS are based on the pillars of scholarship, leader-
ship, service, citizenship, and character. An informational meeting was held for 6th and 7th grade students who maintain the minimum 3.5 GPA. Candidate forms were available at that
time and are due to the HWMS office by 3:30 on Thurs., March 5th. Contact advisor Ms. Aulbach at [email protected] if you have any questions. The new inductees will be
announced on Friday, March 27th.
NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY
Counselors’ Comments: Social Media! Like everything, it has it’s pros and cons. When we think of teens using Social Media Apps, maturity and understanding has to be a key part. The two most popular apps currently being used are Tik Tok and Snapchat. Both of these apps have a minimum age of 13, and Tik Tok says that an individual under the age of 18 needs guardian approval. There are numerous reasons for this. If you make the de-cision to allow your child to have these types of accounts, please make sure that you have their login information so you can check what is going on within the account whenever you want or need. Some middle school students may not have the maturity level needed to handle these kind of modern socialization avenues, especially those under the age 16 and it could possibly be beneficial to not have these types of accounts at all.
CHS STUCO will visit with HWMS 8th graders on Tues., March 10th to encourage students to get involved
in high school and run for STUCO offices. 8th graders interested in running for office will be campaigning begin-ning March 23rd. An election will be held on Wed., April 1st. Winners will be notified and all candidates will be members at large. The Student Council is made up of
elected officers and a general population called Members at Large. The elected officers are voted on by the student
body. The main responsibility of Student Council is to represent the student voice, much like the local and state
governments are the voice of the citizens of Haysville and Kansas. Student Council serves as the liaison be-tween the student body and the administration. Student Council also plans several activities for students to en-courage student participation and spirit in their school
along with community service projects.
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Bball Tourney@ Mulvane
3 Math Relays
@ Clearwater
Band Concert
7pm
4
Patriot
League
Orchestra
Festival
5 NO ODR
PARTY
Vocal Concert
7pm
6 NO SCHOOL
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PRACTICE STARTS
Soccer Try-outs
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Boys Tennis
Try-outs
Soccer Try-outs
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PRACTICE STARTS
Soccer Try-outs
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SOCCER PRACTICE
STARTS
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Patriot
League
Vocal Festi-
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SPRING SPORTS PARENT
MEETING @ 5:15
27 GO DO IT!
FINE ARTS
FAIR
PTO
DANCE
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