FYI

Wondering about SPS School Cancellation Procedures?

Click on this link below for more information...
http://www.springfieldpublicschoolsmo.org/pages/SPSMO/Families/School_Cancellations

Prime Best Citizens

Congratulations to the following students that have been selected as PRIME Best Citizens. These students will visit PRIME to have lunch and also go on a tour of the facility. We are proud of you! Keep up the good work!

January and February winners are:
Eli Barnes,
Bawi Sung, Run Par, Chris Banks, Vang Yang, Howard Ying, Bella Pedraza and Grace Wiley

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

PAST WINNERS INCLUDE:

September - Zion Stevens, Habib Omar, Elizabeth Geshka and Autumn Haik

October - Owen Gann, Cameron Crumpler, Claire Ellerman and Jenny Vie Castro

November - Kameryn Stiles, Max Marchuk, Kristen VanWinkle and Siciley Wilson

December - Hiram Duran, Cali Hackworth, Timothy Keeling and Maria Provance


Hickory Hills Team Information

Algebra/Math - Watkins

It's very important that ALL students are keeping up with their assignments.

Algebra 1:


Week of May 6th

Monday and Tuesday: Performance testing in the computer lab

Wednesday: District final for those who did not take the EOC

Thursday: finish final; start Platonic Solids Project

Friday: field trip

Week of May 13th

Monday and Tuesday: continue project


Math 8:

Week of May 6th

Monday and Tuesday: performance testing in the computer lab

Wednesday and Thursday: finish vocab projects; start review for final

Friday: field trip

Week of May 13th

Monday: finish review

Tuesday: Final





Communication Arts - Searl

April 29th-May 3
Monday: Students will be learning about different types of clauses getting ready for performance series. HW: worksheet
Tuesday: Performance Series Lesson TBA
Wednesday - Friday: EOY Writing Assessment

Reading/Spanish - De Almeida

May 6-10th

Announcements:
*Soda Palooza is this Wednesday, May 8th

See below for ongoing homework assignments if nothing is listed under a specific day if you would like your child to work on something at home.

Monday:
Reading - None
Spanish - Study for the final

Tuesday:
Reading - None
Spanish - Study for the final

Wednesday:
Reading - None
Spanish - Final Part #1 today

Thursday:
Reading- None
Spanish - Final Part #2 today

Friday:
Reading - None
Spanish - None

Ongoing Spanish homework for parents to assign:
Spanish students should go to the classzone.com link below and work for about 15 minutes; 3 days a week to keep up with vocabulary. When "none" is listed for homework, that is a standing item to do.**

Classzone info: http://www.classzone.com/
2007 Online Book is the option you need to choose
ACTIVATION CODE: 2615936-10
ISBN #: 9780618820856

Ongoing Reading homework for parents to assign:

In Reading class, our focus is to get everything done within our classtime. Student will not be assigned homework often in this class. Any assignments not completed in class will need to be completed at home. For those parents that would like their child to have something to do in each class, I would suggest that each child read a minimum of 20-30 minutes a night at home! Read with your students or ask students to tell you about what they are reading and feel free to ask for details or even their opinion of what they are reading. This will be a great comprehension builder and also quality time at home with your child!

Science - McDonald

This week in Science:

Monday 5/13- Planet Research Project Presentations

Tuesday 5/14- Planet Research Project Presentations

Wednesday 5/15 - Hand in Bellringers from 4th Quarter, turn in all missing work.
*8th Grade Party at 12:00!

Thursday 5/16- Last day of school! Award Assembly beginning at 8:15.

Have a great week!

Social Studies - Marlow

From this week onward all work will be completed in class.


Week of May 6-10 & 13-14

Tuesday May 7th : Civil War Test

Thursday May 9th: Reconstruction Test

Tuesday May 14th: Semester Final Exam

Counselor's Corner

From the desk of Mr. Vega...

For information about cyberbullying and how to keep your child safe on the web, check out the following websites: www.inobtr.org, www.netsmartz.org, www.ikeepsafe.org, www.digizen.org.



Have you heard of 211???

There is a new 211 hotline number in Missouri. 211 is a toll-free number that can be used to connect people with all kinds of community services like:

* Basic human needs (food, shelter, clothing, utilities assistance)
* Physical and mental health resources (counseling, rehab, crisis intervention, medicare, Medicaid)

Please spread the word around to those you think might need this service!
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