This Week at Mission Middle School

Hello families,

Here’s a look at what’s happening across our school this week. We’ll share key updates, upcoming dates, and resources to help you stay informed and support student success.

1. School Focus Areas- Mission Data and Incentives when we achieve goals
2. Upcoming Events
3. Important Dates and Resources
4. Principal's Message

This week, our school community is focusing on the following priorities:

• Boystown Social Skill: Working with others

• Building Wide Expectation: Responsible, Respectful and Ready in All Settings

• Respectful behavior in All Settings

• Listen and follow instructions
• Use the appropriate voice level
• Respect others’ property
• Respect classmates’ right to learn

Building wide incentive :

No major or minor referrals from Sept 17- Oct 1st.

Academic Team challenge for Highest Average daily attendance Sept 25- October 22

Picture Day was Sept 23rd. Retakes will be October 21st.

Here is the link to order online

https://jeremyjohnsonphoto.accessmyevent.com/MMFall2026

October 2nd --Yearly Fundraiser Kickoff. We will have an assembly on October 2nd to kick off our yearly fundraiser. We will share our goals and incentives in the upcoming weeks.

2nd Quarter sports will also being on Monday October 12th. These activities include Boys Basketball, Boys and Girls Swim (Practices at Bellevue West HS), and Girls Wrestling (Practices at Logan Fontenelle Middle School). As we finalized the season competition and season calendars we will share this information and have informational meetings.

End of the first Quarter October 15th

October 16th and October 23rd - NO SCHOOL

Parent Teacher Conferences - Monday October 19th 4- 7:30pm in the Mission Gymnasium

Yearbooks are available to order - https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/qfDDEya8DeNhEegV09DaUrzl

Open office hours are from 7:45 am - 4:00 pm

Dear Mission Middle School Families,

We are seeing an increase in student tardies to class. When students are late to class they interrupt their learning, the learning of others and teachers being able to teach. Students have three minutes to get from class to class, this is plenty of time if they are taking the most direct route to their class. Some of the behaviors that are slowing students down: visiting the in large groups and not moving down the hallways, visiting bathrooms multiple times , not bringing all materials to their classroom, and not taking the most direct route to their next class.

For communication purposes with students and families:

When students meet tardy thresholds here our the building wide consequences.

3 tardies- Lunch Detention

5 tardies- After school Detention

7 tardies- In School Suspension

9 tardies- Build a plan with guardians, student and staff for an alternate passing period or adult escort to classes.

In education

Principal Curtis G. Gocke

#BeBrave #BeInvolved