Geography Bee

Tryouts for 6th and 7th graders interested in participating in the school Geography Bee will be held during basic instruction on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in room 218. See your social studies teachers or Mrs. Schuster if you have questions.

Bus Notes Reminder

A reminder to parents and students! All students must have a bus note in order to ride home on a different bus after school. And this note MUST be turned in to the main office during morning prime time. The main office staff must compile the bus notes and send the information to district transportation during the morning so ALL NOTES must be turned in by morning prime time to guarantee your child will be able to ride home on a different bus.

Student Drop-Off and Pick-Up

In the primary interest of safety and to avoid interrupting the designed traffic flow, please ensure that drop off/pick up at the main entrance of the school occurs in the lane closest to the school. With multiple lanes in that parking area, vehicle congestion does occur. Drop off and pick up on the cafeteria side should occur in a counter-clockwise flow of traffic . Please pull up as far as possible and drop students off on the building side. Drop-off or pick-up is not to occur on the route 82 side of the building as this is the traffic flow pattern for buses. Thank you for your continued cooperation and support. Much appreciated.

Ms.Lear's Animoto Projects

Students in Ms. Lear's classes have been writing "This I Believe" statements and incorporating them into Animoto slideshows which were featured on HawkTV. In case you missed them, you can check them out right here! (Requires a ucfsd.net login)

Students Water Research

Mr. Cipollini's science students recently visited Stroud Water Research Center.  The students were involved in lab investigations centered around the White Clay Creek. Using Bio-Indicators, (macroinvertebrates) and physical characteristics of the stream, (nitrates, pH, turbidity, temperature) the students were able to determine the health of the stream. The good news is, this portion of the White Clay Creek is a very healthy stream. The students also learned how farms, businesses and residential areas impact Chester County streams. Water Runoff is one of our largest contributing factors. Check out these photos from the day.

Open House - November 13

Join us for a special "Open House" on November 13 from 9-10 AM to celebrate American Education Week. We will have presentations about the new plans for our Patton Project, our upcoming Heritage Day, and our Olweus anti-bullying program. In addition, we will be sharing the CFPMS Olweus survey data from last year with all in attendance.

From Mr. Hoffman

Starting August 30th, each middle school teacher began sharing a course syllabus with their students.  The syllabus provides information regarding materials used, units taught, approximate instructional time needed for each unit, and a description of how grades will be computed.  Click here to a read a letter from Mr. Hoffman to learn more.