CMS Newsletter
October
π£ A Note from the Principal
Happy Fall, yβall! Itβs hard to believe how quickly this year is flying byβweβre already approaching the end of our first nine weeks on October 10.
We encourage every family to stay involved in their childβs education. When school and home work together, students are more likely to stay focused, work hard, and earn strong grades. One of the best ways to stay informed is by checking Home Access Center (HAC) regularly. Grades and attendance are updated often, and itβs a helpful tool to keep track of progress throughout the quarter.
Later this month, students will take interim ATLAS assessments. Please help us remind them to give their best effort on every test. These assessments help measure each studentβs growth and provide valuable data so we can continue offering the highest-quality education possible.
If you have any questions or concerns about your childβs progress, please donβt hesitate to reach out to their teachers or to me directly. Communication is key to ensuring that every student receives the support they need to succeed.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support!
β Josh Underwood, Principal
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Students of the Week September π
September 1-5
5th Grade: Ellie Clark
6th Grade: Lucas Richmond
7th Grade: Karlee Ballard
8th Grade: Madi Moreton
September 8-12
6th Grade: Rowan Weaver
7th Grade: Kayden Whitehead
8th Grade: Kaydense Jones
September 15-19
5th Grade: Daisy White
6th Grade: Chevy Cummings
7th Grade: Ashlyn Silva
8th Grade: Daeton Stewart
September 22-26
6th Grade: Jack Matthews
7th Grade: Ella Robinson
8th Grade: Maddox Loyd
π Coming Up
FALL BREAK
FLU SHOT CLINIC
Forms must be returned by Tuesday, October 7
PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCE
(Early Dismissal)
RED RIBBON WEEK
October 27-31
π€ DRESS UP DAYS πΈ
π MENUS π
GRANDPARENTS DAY CELEBRATION
We are so grateful for those of you who were able to join us for Grandparents Day and for showing your love and support for your grandchild. Your presence made the day incredibly special, not just for your grandchild, but for all of us at the school. Watching the joy on the studentsβ faces as they shared their classrooms, projects, and stories with you was truly heartwarming.
Your involvement sends a powerful message about the importance of family, connection, and learning across generations. We are so grateful for the care, wisdom, and encouragement you bringβnot only into the lives of your grandchildren but into our school community as a whole. Thank you for making lasting memories with us and for being such a valued part of your grandchildβs educational journey.
We enjoyed the photos that were sent in of grandparents with their grandchildren and were pleased to put together a slideshow. The smiling faces in the photos attest to the impact grandparents have on a child's life.
Charleston Middle School
Address: 105 W. Main Street,
Website: tigers.wsc.k12.ar.us
Phone: 479-965-7170