Thank You HSA!
🎉 Exciting News! 🎉
In January, our incredible HSA teamed up with IMS students, staff, and families for an extraordinary Boosterthon fundraising event. The energy and dedication from everyone involved were absolutely electrifying!
The original goal was to raise $12,000, but thanks to the unwavering support and enthusiasm of our amazing community, we didn't just meet that goal—we surpassed it in spectacular fashion. I'm thrilled to announce that approximately an astonishing $20,000 was raised!
This incredible achievement is a testament to the power of collaboration and the relentless spirit of our school community. A huge thank you to everyone who participated, donated, and cheered us on. Your contributions will make a significant impact, and we couldn't have done it without each and every one of you. Let's keep this momentum going and continue to make great things happen together! 💪🌟🥳
Thank you again for your support and enthusiasm! Together, we're unstoppable! 🚀✨
All the best,
Mrs. Cannon
No Place for Hate Program
For the fourth consecutive year, IMMS will continue participating in the No Place for Hate program. This is a national initiative dedicated to creating safe and inclusive environments for students, free from hate, bullying, and discrimination. By participating in this program, we reaffirm our commitment to building a school culture that promotes respect, kindness, and understanding among all students and staff. This year, we will continue to focus on promoting these values through school-wide activities, discussions, and projects that encourage empathy, respect, and inclusion.
We encourage you to talk with your child about the importance of kindness and respect, and to reinforce the message that everyone has a role in making our school a place where all feel safe, valued, and included. We’re looking forward to another year of progress in creating a positive and supportive school culture for all.
How does the district support the diverse needs of all its students?
Part 2: IMMS Multi-Tiered System of Supports Overview
Last month, our Director of Curriculum shared information on what supports looks like for our elementary students. This month, Mrs. Hoffman provides details on the middle school's multi-tiered framework to address the academic, behavioral, and social-emotional varying needs of students.
Stay informed using our different platforms.
- Access the parent portal and update emergency contacts
- Download the district app (Google Play Store) / (Apple App Store)
- If you are not receiving text messages and emails, please contact your school's main office.
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Long-Term and Daily Substitute Teachers
Substitute Custodians
Continue speaking with your children about safety and situational awareness. Below are some tips to help when discuss "If You See Something... Say Something."
- Explain the concept using age-appropriate language
- Assure them it's ok to share their concerns
- Remind them to report their concerns to any adult at school
- Role-play scenarios
- Emphasize that their safety is the top priority
