SMS Announcements-Thursday, Jan. 13th-A Day

FRIDAY-B DAY

MONDAY, JAN. 17TH, NO SCHOOL

WORDS OF THE WEEK

abandon, frivolous, contemporary, dramatic, exploit

GARDEN CLUB

CANCELLED on Thursday, January 13th after school

CODING CLUB

Based on the inclement weather predicted for tomorrow afternoon, Coding Club will be cancelled for this week.

Students, if you have access to a chromebook or computer at home, feel free to log into your Khan Academy account and continue on the Java lessons we have started.

7TH GRADE STUDENTS AND PARENTS

Attention 7th grade students and parents!!! Monday, January 31st from 5-6pm there will be an 8th grade informational meeting with Johnston Middle School (JMS) via Zoom for 7th grade parents and students. The meeting will include information from JMS principals and counselors pertaining to the transition to 8th grade. A Zoom link for this JMS meeting is below. During the month of February, JMS counselors will be coming to Summit to complete the scheduling process for the 2022-23 school year. Please contact Shannon Brock, 7th grade counselor, with any questions.

You are invited to a Zoom webinar.

Date Time: Jan 31, 2022 05:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Middle School Parent Registration Meeting

Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device:

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Or Telephone:

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Webinar ID: 981 5944 5057
Participant ID: 127433
International numbers available: https://zoom.us/u/abUsOqKdHD

PLEASE CHECK LOST AND FOUND

All remaining items will be donated after Semester 1 (January 14th).

SPRING PLAY

Congratulations to everyone involved in the 7th Grade Spring Play!

Cast for “Murder on the 518” 

All cast, including stage managers, please meet after school on Monday, January 10th in the Cafeteria. We will have an informational meeting an our first read-through

Crew for “Murder on the 518” 

Crew- your schedule will be sent to you on Monday. You do not need to attend the read-through, but be on the lookout for your first rehearsal time.

Please email stephanie.stockton@jdragonmail.us with any questions.  

MATH COUNTS

Remember that we meet every Monday for the month of January and February during our normal hours. This week begins our Summit Competition to form our competitive team for upcoming regional chapter competition in February. See you on Monday! – Mr. Skinner and Ms. Lewis

STUDENT BOOK VLOG

Are you always looking for what book to read next? If so, check out this book recommendation vlog created by Natalie Miller and Delia Kilborn, for their ELP humanities project! The vlog has several different categories so you have lots of books to choose from. Check back frequently, as we will be adding more videos often! Thanks so much and happy reading!

https://padlet.com/millernatalie/BookRecommedationsVlog 

SUMMIT GSA MEETING

Summit GSA will meet every Thursday from 3 – 3:30 in room 226. Please contact Mrs. Brock or Mrs. Heston with any questions.

WIFFLEBALL TOURNEY

Anyone interested in signing up to play in the SMS Wiffleball Tournament which begins Wednesday, January 12th after school, please contact Johnston Community Education or the SMS front desk with questions.

SWIM TEAM

7th Grade Swim Team

Students in 7th grade (boys and girls) interested in swim team, should click the Google link below and complete the form. Middle school swim team will start in February, and the season ends just before spring break. Students and parents will be sent an informational email in December and again in January.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdGxa4GlqyRqmBRoC5RvWaYCSSlYiRhFlxLsRpDMZThf_pHxA/viewform?usp=sf_link

FROM THE LIBRARY

Featured Book of the Week:

The Brave is about a boy named Collin who has a rare OCD condition where he counts all the letters in the words that anyone speaks to him.  It makes him a target for bullies at his school, so his dad decides to send him to Minnesota to live with his mother.  He’s never met his mom before, and she is Ojibwe and lives on a reservation.  Can Collin build a relationship with his mother?  Does his OCD condition get better?  I loved this book, and it was a late addition to my Top Ten Books I read this year!