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SWMS Daily News

January 5, 2024

SWMS DailyNewsJanuary 5, 2024

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Lunch Menu

https://linqconnect.com/public/menu/Z3D8PQ?buildingId=d88cd5e7-55b7-eb11-a2c3-df5c0bbf4195

click link for full lunch

Joke:

Did you hear about the mathematician who's afraid of negative numbers?


answer: He'll stop at nothing to avoid them

Activities

The end of the 2nd quarter is Friday, January 12th


Please, check the lost and found for any missing items. Items not claimed by Friday, January 12th will be donated.


Please, check your lockers for any over due library books and turn them in or renew them.


No School Monday, January 15th - Teacher In-service


Good Luck to all indoor soccer players competing in the Spearfish Soccer Tournament this coming weekend.


Good Luck to all wrestlers competing with the high school wrestling team in Hettinger, ND on Friday and Saturday. Matches start at 11.


Good Luck to all AAU wrestlers competing in the Brandon Delzer Memorial Wrestling Tournament in this Sunday, December 7th


January 7th is the deadline to register for 5th & 6th grade boys basketball through the Community Center


MS Chess Club will meet January 8, and February 12. We will meet from 3:20-4:20. This is open to students in grades 5-8. If you are interested in playing chess (be you a novice or an expert) please come to the office to pick up a registration form. The form needs a parent signature, so be sure to pick it up soon and return it to the office.

Any questions, please contact Laura.Sandness@k12.sd.us

South Dakota Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors

The SD Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors invites any interested middle school student to attend their upcoming state convention. This Association is a trade association representing plumbing, heating, and cooling contractors in South Dakota. They provide training, advocacy, information, and networking opportunities for their members. Each year, they host an annual state convention which includes speakers, a trade show, and a hands-on apprentice competition. This year, the Association will be meeting February 22, 2024 at the Lodge in Deadwood. In an effort to encourage students to consider the plumbing, heating, and cooling industry, they would like to invite area students who re interested to attend. Students can watch the hands-on apprentice competition, visit with local contractors about career opportunities in the industry, and view the latest industry technology during the trade show. If you are interested in attending you or have any questions, please contact Kristie Brunick at kristie.phcc@midco.net

Sturgis Public Library Happenings

Wonder Math with Richard Moeller - Tuesdays, Jan. 2nd & 16th @ 3:30pm

Teen Thursday - Jan. 4th, 3:30pm. Ages 12+ are invited to customize and create their own Puppy Chow snack mix. Experiment with flavor and recipe customization while working in teams to create the tastiest and most visually appealing Puppy Chow mix. A tasting panel will judge your creations.

LEGO Club - Monday, Jan. 8th from 3-5pm. All ages welcome.

Power Players! Tuesdays, Jan. 9th & 23rd, 3-5pm. Nintendo gaming for ages 8+.

Code Critters - Thurs. Jan. 11th & Fri. Jan. 26th from 3:30-4:30pm. Coding (computer programming) for ages 6-10.

"Brick by Brick" a Family LEGO Building Competition - Sat. Jan. 13th from 10-2pm. Calling all LEGO enthusiasts, young and old! Join us for a thrilling day of creativity, teamwork, and brick-building brilliance at our 'Brick by Brick' competition. This event is designed for builders of all ages, so whether you're a seasoned LEGO architect or a newcomer to the world of bricks, there's a spot for you in this friendly competition. Showcase your creativity and building skills in various themed challenges, participate in team-building activities for a chance to win special prizes, and let your imagination soar!

Needs & Noodles - Wednesdays, Jan. 17th-Feb. 21st. 3:30-4:30pm. Teens and young adults are welcome to learn new recipes and life skills with Miss Sierra in this 6-week course. Space is limited to the first 12 students.

Life-sized Oregon Trail Game - Friday, Jan 19th @ 3:30pm. All ages welcome to test their luck with dysentery in this pioneering odyssey.

Mega Monday STEAM Team - Mon. Jan. 22nd from 4-5pm. Ages 6-10 are invited for a new S.T.E.A.M. challenge, "Igloo Engineering".

Curative Art with Julianne - Monday, Jan. 29th from 5-6:30pm. Teens and adults are invited to join us to learn about the truth of drugs and the art-making process. The session will include a lesson on the realities of illicit drugs, followed by a new perspective on art—emphasizing the therapeutic process rather than the outcome.

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Meade County Art Contest

Meade County is hosting an art contest for National County Government Month which is in April. They would like to invite grades K -12 to participate. This year's theme is "design your own barn". The following are the project guidelines: The media can include pencil or ink sketch, paint, or digital media such as graphic art or photographs. The size of the piece can be between 8 1/2 x 11 and 11 x 17. Please put the student's name, grade, school and teacher on the back of each piece of work. The deadline to submit the artwork is Friday, March 29, 2024. The artwork can either be mailed in or county employees will be available to pick up the artwork from the participating schools. All work will be displayed during the month of April at the Meade County Erskine Building and the Meade County Courthouse. The art will be returned to students.

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Scooper Cards

Scooper Cards are here and on sale now in the office for $10.

Contests

For more information on any of these contests please stop in the office

Staff Member of the Month

Do you know a staff member that goes above and beyond to be kind and helpful? Please, nominate them for the PTSA staff member of the month. Nomination forms can be found in the office.

Safety

Absolutely no medication on your person, over the counter or otherwise. All medication must be given through the nurse's office.


Backpacks are to be left in your lockers. Our classrooms are very small and backpacks clutter the aisle. It is a safety thing. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

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Sturgis Williams Middle School

Chad Hedderman, Principal

Katy Jutting, Assistant Principal

Cindy Ferguson, Administrative Assistant

Hadlee Denett, Attendance Secretary

Website: https://www.meade.k12.sd.us/sturgis-williams/

Location: 1425 Cedar Street, Sturgis, SD, USA
Phone: 605-347-5232

Meade 46-1 District Office
https://www.meade.k12.sd.us/superintendent-business-office/
Wayne Wormstadt, Superintendent

Brett Burditt, Business Manager


1230 Douglas Street

Sturgis SD 57785

(605) 347-2523

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