5th Grade - Unit 4: Problem-Solving

Lesson 18: Solutions Web - In this lesson, your child will evaluate solutions to an interpersonal problem by thinking about the problem from each person’s point of view.

Try this at home: Tell your child about a simple interpersonal problem that you’ve experienced and describe each person’s point of view about the problem. Ask them to help you think of solutions and predict the possible outcomes of each solution.

6th Grade - Bullying/Harassment Unit

Lesson 5: Standing Up and Staying Safe - In this week’s lesson, your child will evaluate each upstander strategy (speaking up, offering support, and telling a trusted adult) in depth, with an emphasis on safety. They’ll evaluate the safety of each upstander strategy in different situations and consider their own level of comfort with each strategy.

Try this at home: Tell your child about a time you used one of these strategies in your life recently. Tell them how you decided which strategy to use.

7th Grade - Bullying/Harassment Unit

Lesson 5 - Our Rights and Responsibilities - This week’s lesson will help your child understand how they’re protected from harassment at school and their responsibility not to harass others.

Try this at home: Tell your child about a time you or someone you know had to speak up about something difficult. Ask your child what might make it difficult for people to speak up when they experience or witness negative things like harassment.

8th Grade - Bullying/Harassment Unit

Lesson 5 - Be Inclusive and Ask for a Change - In this week’s lesson, your child will explore two more strategies—making school more inclusive and asking for a change—to disrupt bullying and harassment.

Try this at home: Continue your discussion from the previous lesson with this week’s strategies. Ask your child to share their ideas about what they could do to disrupt bullying and harassment.

Check out our Digital Media class's latest edition of the Warrior Watch!

Our 5th graders will wrap up their 3rd specials rotation on Friday! They will begin their 4th rotation on Monday, February 10th. Students and parents can check Skyward to see what their 4th rotation will be! If students have questions, they can ask a teacher or the office staff for help.

Let's show our Chippewa Hills Middle School Staff some appreciation! This form will be linked every week along with a couple shout-outs as they come in.

Mr. Russell - 5th Grade Social Studies Teacher

"He teaches the subject well and makes sure you know everything about the topic."

Mrs. Goodrich - 6th Grade Social Studies Teacher

"She is nice, and she makes sure we have enough time to get done with work."

MS Cheer

Monday, 2/3 - Away @ Tri County - 6:00 PM Start Time - Bus Departs at 3:45 PM

Wednesday, 2/5 - Away @ Marion - 6:00 PM Start Time - Bus Departs at 3:45 PM

Saturday, 2/8 - Away @ Bullock Creek - 2:00 PM Start Time - Bus Departs at 11:00 AM

7th/8th Grade Girls Basketball

Monday, 2/3- Away @ Big Rapids - 4:00 PM Start Time - Bus Departs at 2:50 PM

Wednesday, 2/5 - Home vs White Cloud in HS Gym - 4:00 PM Start Time

MS Wrestling

Friday, 2/7 - Away @ Kent City - 5:00 PM Start Time - Bus Departs at 3:00 PM

The Middle School has a Parent Club! Please go to their Facebook Page (linked below) and click "follow" to stay up-to-date on what they have going on and ways to volunteer! Their next meeting is this Wednesday, February 5th at 6:30 at Corner Cup!

Chippewa Hills is once again proud to offer FREE breakfast and lunch to ALL students for the 2024-2025 school year!

Note: Milk without a meal, a la carte items, and second meals will still need to be purchased.

A la carte items will start being sold this week for students who bring extra money.

The February monthly lunch menu is attached below.

• February 14th - Early Release Day for Students and Staff
• February 17th - Early Release Day for Students
• February 21st - End of Tri 2
• February 21st - Activity Afternoon for 7th/8th Graders