CGMSC Parent Newsletter Template
January 14th, 2025
Girl's Basketball
7th- The 7th Grade Girls B Basketball team is now 5-1 after a victory on Monday over Decatur Central 28-3. The girls were led in scoring by birthday girl, Ellie Neufelder with 10 points. Ashlyn Faust and Maddie Flores each scored 6 points. Their next game is Wednesday, February 12th against Jackson Creek. Keep up the great Teamwork and winning ways girls!
8th - Your 8th grade lady trojans have been busy again this week battling it out on the hardwood against Decatur Central, Brownsburg East and Middle School North. On Monday the A team lost a hard fought game to Brownsburg East with a final score of 48-39. Leading scorer on the night was Tapak with 14 followed by Shotts with 10, Sprong with 6 and Burns, Wehr and Neely with 3 points each. Meanwhile the B team also lost to Decatur Central. But last night both teams claimed victory against Middle School North. The A team won 33-14 with Tapak leading in scoring with 11 points followed by Wehr with 10, Burns with 6, and Sprong and Shotts with 3 each. The B team defeated North 25-9. Leading the killer b's in scoring was Daguerre with 9, Markle with 6 and Kloboves and Tiefel with 5 each. Great job girls!!
Swimming & Diving
The CGMS swim & dive teams defeated Plainfield last night. Both girls & boys teams gave their all & rocked it! Girls 96-89, boys 102-81 Top 3 in each event -Girls medley relay: 2nd Jordan Devos, Kaitlyn Leigh, Savannah Jahnke, Kinsley Ehresman
3rd: Coco Gonzalez, Nola Lee, Rose Kammonge, Arya Kantak Boys 200 medley relay: 2nd Ruben popoviciu, Isaac Rowland, Ethan West, Jackson Groppel 3rd will lewis, Drew Ferris, Connor VanAken, Mason Reid. Girls 200 free, 2nd Coco Gonzalez Boys 200 free get your broom, it's a SWEEP! 1st Logan Conklin, 2nd Will Lewis, 3rd Ko Yamamoto Girls 100 IM 2nd Kinsley Ehresman, 3rd Arya Kantak. Boys 100 IM 1st Jayden Xia Girls 50 free 1st Kaitlyn Leigh, 3rd Jordan Devos. Boys 50 free 2nd John Ferris. Girls 50 fly 2nd rose Kammonge, 3rd Bridget Harding. Boys 50 fly 1st Jayden Xia. Girls 100 free 1st Savannah Jahnke, 2nd Jordan Devos Boys 100 free 2nd John Ferris
Girls 400 free 3rd Ruby Bean. Boys 400 free 2nd Logan Conklin, 3rd Ko Yamamoto Girls 200 free relay:2nd rose Kammonge, Coco Gonzalez, Nola Lee, Arya Kantak, 3rd Bridget Harding, Emerson Green, Abby Jaskiewicz, Adeline Dupi
REMINDER - Homework Hotline Links
Amazon Wishlist
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Stay Connected to MSC PTO
Attention Current 8th Graders ONLY!!!!!!!!!
High School Scheduling Information:
We are midway through the year, which means it is time for our 8th graders to start planning for high school! If you were not able to attend the high school’s parent information night, I have included links to each of the presentations below. I also want to share a few upcoming dates with everyone so that you can keep on top of what going on 😊.
February 14th: Early College acceptance letters are sent out to parents.
February 26th: Deadline for students to accept Early College invitation.
February 28th and March 3rd: Middle school counselors visit 8th grade language arts classes to present ‘High School 101’. This presentation is geared towards helping students prepare for high school. We cover a lot of topics, including block scheduling, diploma options, graduation requirements, elective pathways, credits, post-secondary options and much more!
March 4th: Counselors and administrators from the high school will visit 8th grade science classes to hand out scheduling forms to students and help them get started with selecting classes. Each student’s form will include their course recommendations for freshman year. Students must have their scheduling forms signed by a parent before they can turn them in. More info will be shared as we get closer to the actual date.
March 14th: High school counselors will come back to MSC for one-on-one meetings with their students. Each 8th grader will receive an appointment time to meet with their counselor for a 5-minute meeting in the media center. Counselors will use this time to make sure that student schedules are correct and to answer any questions that students may have.
Parent presentation links:
- Class of 2029 Parent Night Information
- Career and Technical Engagement/JROTC Presentation
- Early College Presentation
- Honors/AP/ICC Information
If you have any questions throughout this process, please do not hesitate to reach out!
REMINDER - Donations Wanted
To go along with our motto of "MSC Cares" and to go along with the month of February, we will be collecting donations for Rosies Southside Animal Shelter. Items will be collected all during the month of February and may be dropped off in the Media Center. Please see one of the media assistants for a list of items needed and show your love for the furry friends at Rosies!
Wish List
- Bleach
- Paper towels
- Dawn dish soap
- Pate style cat food
- Cat litter
- Medical Nitrile gloves (medium and large)
- Puppy training pads
- Hand soap
- Laundry detergent
- Pill pockets
- Slip lead training leashes
- Small paper plates
- KMR-kitten milk replacer
- Kong and Nylabone dog toys
Our front office staff has now has a general mailbox that you can send emails to:
REMINDER - National Essay Contest
the 17th National Essay Contest by Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project (“KSCPP”), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in the U.S. See flyer below
NEW - Preschool Open House
Check out information on our Preschool Peer Model night
February
2/3 - 2/12 - Candy Gram Sales
2/11 - Spirit Day - PJS & Wrestling Meet 5:00
2/12 - Spirit Day - Camo
2/13 - Spirit Day - $1.00 to wear a hat
2/14 - Spirit Day - $1.00 to wear red & pink & FROYO Friday
2/17 - No School - Presidents' Day
2/20 - Ellas
2/27 - Percussion Concert
Science Academic Team will meet Tuesday morning before school at 6:45 in Mr. Godsey's room. That's right-- Tuesday-- not Thursday. Tuesday. This is to try to accommodate more schedules. Be dropped off at door 19 at 6:45.
HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to the Center Grove Middle School Central Band students on their outstanding performance at the Indiana State School of Music Associations' Solo and Ensemble Contest! With 6 Perfect Scores, 57 Gold Ratings, and 2 Silver Ratings, their hard work truly showed on Saturday at Bloomington North High School. A special shout-out to flautist Kennedy Schaffer, who advanced to the State Solo and Ensemble Contest on March 1st! (a RARE honor for any middle school student) We are incredibly proud of everyone who participated! The future is bright! GO MSC BAND!
We have shout outs to 2 of the green team members today! A shout out to Rose Kammogne for being added to our Wall of Champions, and to Aanya Rao who has surpassed the 10 book level and is now at 14, soon to move up to the 15 level. Awesome job girls! A huge shout out and welcome to the Limo Lunch to purple team member Kaeya Likhite who has read all 20 YHBA books. Amazing job Kaeya!
Winter Guard
Congratulations to the CGCGtoo Winter Guard who tied for 3rd out of 24 groups at the Westfield IHSCGA Invitational on Saturday! Their next competition will be February 15th at Brownsburg High School! Congratulations Guard!
Hockey
A huge shout out to Ryan Maciejczyk & Josh Adams they played in the Indiana State Hockey Tournament last weekend with the South Indy Sharks. The Sharks won the state tournament for the first time in sudden death overtime 2-1.