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Minooka Intermediate School is a learning community that puts students first. We make instruction meaningful and encourage students to be Respectful, Responsible, and Ready. Volume 8. Issue 31 April 13th, 2018 Indian Pride Minooka Intermediate School Newsletter Inside this Issue: Finish the School Year Strong Indian PRIDE Arrow Winners/ Staff Celebraons Upcoming Events Filed Day Shirt Order Form MIS Sports Page April Events 4/13/18– 5 Hour Day: Dismissal at 12:40 PM 4/17/18– Minooka Creamery PTO Fundraiser 4-7 PM 4/23-4/27/18– MIS Book Fair 4/27/18– Field Day Shirt Orders Forms Due May Events 5/4/18– 5 Hour Day: Dismissal at 12:40 PM 5/10/18– MIS Band Concert 6PM 5/11/18– 6th Grade Career Day 5/15/18– Returning Student Registraon Deadline 5/17/18– MIS Choir Concert 5/18/18– 5th Grade Career Day 5/25/18– MIS Field Day 5/28/18– Memorial Day: No Student Aendance 5/29/18– 5 Hour Day: Last Student Aendance Day Three Ways to Help Your Child Finish the School Year Strong Even though the school year isn’t over, most middle schoolers are already thinking about summer vacation. The last few weeks of school, however, are just as important as the rest. It’s vital for your middle schooler to stay focused so he can finish the school year strong. To motivate your child to keep working hard as the year winds down: 1. Stick to routines. He’s probably not the only one being wooed by warmer temperatures and more daylight. If you find yourself let- ting him hang out with friends longer and longer and stay up later and later, it’s time to get back on track. Morning comes as early as ever, and if your middle schooler doesn’t get enough sleep at night, he may be worn out and unable to focus in class. 2. Stay interested in his school work. Don’t stop asking your child about what’s happening in class just because, by this point, you’re pretty familiar with what goes on there. Show him you still care about his education and the things he is learning in school. 3. Maintain expectations. Remind your child that if his grades begin to slip near the end of the year—or if he stops completing his homework—there will be consequences. The thought of missing a summertime movie or trip to the pool may inspire him to buckle down. Reprinted with permission from the May 2015 issue of Parents Still make the difference!® (Middle School Edition) newsletter. Copyright © 2015 The Parent

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Page 1: Indian Pride Volume 8. Issue 31 April 13th, 2018 Finish the School Year Strong · 2019. 1. 19. · School Year Strong Even though the school year isn’t over, most middle schoolers

Minooka Intermediate School is a learning community that puts students first. We make instruction

meaningful and encourage students to be Respectful, Responsible, and Ready.

Volume 8. Issue 31

April 13th, 2018 Indian Pride Minooka Intermediate School Newsletter Inside this

Issue:

Finish the School Year Strong

Indian PRIDE Arrow Winners/

Staff Celebrations

Upcoming Events

Filed Day Shirt Order Form

MIS Sports Page

April Events 4/13/18– 5 Hour Day: Dismissal at 12:40 PM 4/17/18– Minooka Creamery PTO Fundraiser 4-7 PM 4/23-4/27/18– MIS Book Fair 4/27/18– Field Day Shirt Orders Forms Due

May Events

5/4/18– 5 Hour Day: Dismissal at 12:40 PM 5/10/18– MIS Band Concert 6PM 5/11/18– 6th Grade Career Day 5/15/18– Returning Student Registration Deadline 5/17/18– MIS Choir Concert 5/18/18– 5th Grade Career Day 5/25/18– MIS Field Day 5/28/18– Memorial Day: No Student Attendance 5/29/18– 5 Hour Day: Last Student Attendance Day

Three Ways to Help Your Child Finish the School Year Strong

Even though the school year isn’t over, most middle schoolers are

already thinking about summer vacation. The last few weeks of school,

however, are just as important as the rest. It’s vital for your middle

schooler to stay focused so he can finish the school year strong.

To motivate your child to keep working hard as the year winds down:

1. Stick to routines. He’s probably not the only one being wooed

by warmer temperatures and more daylight. If you find yourself let-

ting him hang out with friends longer and longer and stay up later

and later, it’s time to get back on track. Morning comes as early as

ever, and if your middle schooler doesn’t get enough sleep at night,

he may be worn out and unable to focus in class.

2. Stay interested in his school work. Don’t stop asking your child

about what’s happening in class just because, by this point, you’re

pretty familiar with what goes on there. Show him you still care

about his education and the things he is learning in school.

3. Maintain expectations. Remind your child that if his grades

begin to slip near the end of the year—or if he stops completing his

homework—there will be consequences. The thought of missing a

summertime movie or trip to the pool may inspire him to buckle

down.

Reprinted with permission from the May 2015 issue of Parents Still make the

difference!® (Middle School Edition) newsletter. Copyright © 2015 The Parent

Page 2: Indian Pride Volume 8. Issue 31 April 13th, 2018 Finish the School Year Strong · 2019. 1. 19. · School Year Strong Even though the school year isn’t over, most middle schoolers

Minooka Intermediate School is a learning community that puts students first. We make instruction

meaningful and encourage students to be Respectful, Responsible, and Ready.

5th Grade Arrow Winners

Brody LaMont

Maya Ledesma

Jaeden Meyer

Kayla Miranda

Nolan Pavey

6th Grade Arrow Winners

Michael Ambriz

Mackenzie Backstrom

Emily Flores

PRIDE Arrow Winners

April 9th-13th

Mrs. Batsch-Haaker

Congratulations to our staff who were nominated for “Staff Celebrations!” Fabulous job!

Whoooooo’s Owl-standing?

Mr. Huffman

Page 3: Indian Pride Volume 8. Issue 31 April 13th, 2018 Finish the School Year Strong · 2019. 1. 19. · School Year Strong Even though the school year isn’t over, most middle schoolers

Minooka Intermediate School is a learning community that puts students first. We make instruction

meaningful and encourage students to be Respectful, Responsible, and Ready.

6th Grade: May 11th

5th Grade: May 18th

Please follow the link below to sign up if you would like to present:

https://docs.google.com/forms/

d/1XMAUKb14pfu6YrqLkfSE9ArAg7Ai1d-PIvY6I1Wl-Pw/edit

April 23rd– -April 27th

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Online Registration Form

Yearly Health Form

6th Grade: Health Forms

Returning Student Registration is OPEN!

Log onto TeacherEase to start the registration process. You will receive a $30 discount on registration fees if you register by May 15th!

Page 4: Indian Pride Volume 8. Issue 31 April 13th, 2018 Finish the School Year Strong · 2019. 1. 19. · School Year Strong Even though the school year isn’t over, most middle schoolers

Minooka Intermediate School is a learning community that puts students first. We make instruction

meaningful and encourage students to be Respectful, Responsible, and Ready.

2018 Field Day: Tie Dye T-Shirt Order Form

T-shirts are now available to purchase for tie dye at the MIS Field Day on

Friday, May 25! All T-Shirts are $10 (CASH ONLY) and need to be

returned to your homeroom/1st hour teacher no later than FRIDAY, APRIL 27.

*Any forms turned in after this date will be returned and not included in the order.*

Please circle the size you want and fill out the bottom of the form. Return the form and $10 CASH to your homeroom/1st hour teacher no later than FRIDAY, APRIL 27.

YOUTH

YXS (2-4) YS (6-8) YM (10-12) YL (14-16) YXL (18-20)

ADULT

AS AM AL AXL

Child’s Name: __________________________ Total $_____

Homeroom/1st hour Teacher: ______________________

5th GRADE or 6th GRADE

Page 5: Indian Pride Volume 8. Issue 31 April 13th, 2018 Finish the School Year Strong · 2019. 1. 19. · School Year Strong Even though the school year isn’t over, most middle schoolers

Minooka Intermediate School is a learning community that puts students first. We make instruction

meaningful and encourage students to be Respectful, Responsible, and Ready.

Upcoming Sporting Events:

6th Grade Track

4/19/18, 4:00 PM @ HOME vs. Summit Hill/ Matteson Huth

4/21/18, 9:00 AM @ Seneca (IVC Tournament)

4/26/18, 4:00 PM @ HOME vs. Plano/Manhattan

4/28/18, 9:00 AM @ Oswego (Oswego Invitational)

6th Grade Girls Soccer

4/13/18, 4:30 PM, Meet the Indians @ MJHS

4/19/18, 4:30 PM @ Richland

4/23/18, 4:30 PM @ Gompers

4/25/18, 4:30 PM @ HOME vs. Dirksen

4/26/18, 4:30 PM @ AV Martinez

Awards Nights

May 23rd at 6:00 PM at the Junior High for Track and Girls Soccer

Please note that sporting event dates and times are subject to change. For a live update

on sports visit the Athletics Page on the Minooka 201 Website.

MIS SPORTS

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