This Week at Mission Middle School
October 12-16
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.
- School Focus Areas- Mission Data and Incentives when we achieve goals
- Upcoming Events
- Important Dates and Resources
- Principal's Message
🏫 School Focus Areas
Weekly Focus October 12-16
This week, our school community is focusing on the following priorities:
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Boystown Social Skill: Staying on Task
Building Wide Expectation: Responsible, Respectful, Ready In the Cafeteria and Courtyard
Responsible behavior in the Cafeteria and Courtyard
- Wait in line patiently
- Raise hand to leave table
- Clean up area
- Stay withindesignated area
- No food or drink outside cafeteria
- Follow Boystown Social Skills
Building wide incentive :
Academic Team challenge for Highest Average daily attendance Sept 25- October 22nd
Team vs. Team - Lowest number of Referrals October 2nd- 30th
Upcoming Athletic Events
2nd Quarter Sports Start Monday October 12th.
Boys/Girls Swim
1st Competition October 27
Boys Basketball
1st competition October 27
Girls Wrestling
1st Competition October 28
Boys Intramural Basketball
TBA
Upcoming clubs
Drug Free Club - October 12, 3:35- 4:35
Pokemon Club October 13, 3:40-4:40
Building wide events and Celebrations
October 12 or 13- Monthly Fire Drill
Top Sellers for the fundraiser on each team as of October 6th
Intrepid- Sjon Lester
Titans- Jayson Seaton
Synergy Jack Henry
Avengers- Nevaeh Smith
Health Screenings October 27 and 28
📆 Upcoming Important Dates and Resources
Yearly Fundraiser is in full swing. As of October 8th our building has raised over $6000. The fundraiser will end October 22nd. If your student doesn't sign up, but you would like to possibly purchase some items, use the QR code on this page, to look at items. This is a store built under Mr. Gocke's name, but is being used as a general Mission Middle School page for this years fundrasier.
Each year Bellevue Public Schools is required under federal law to conduct a “First Count” on a specified date. The “First Count” is an actual form that parents/guardians are asked to complete for every child enrolled in the Bellevue Public Schools. These forms are then used to determine Bellevue’s eligibility and funding through the Impact Aid Program. Impact Aid is a federal program that provides funding to local school districts as a result of the presence of a federal installation. The information you provide on the form is confidential and will only be available to school and federal officials.
Click here for a how-to video that will help explain what needs to be filled out on the form.
End of the first Quarter October 15th- New electives for 7th graders start October 19th
October 16th and October 23rd - NO SCHOOL
Parent Teacher Conferences October 19th- 4-7:30 Mission Gym
Yearbooks are available to order - https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/qfDDEya8DeNhEegV09DaUrzl
Open office hours are from 7:45 am - 4:00 pm
🍎 Principal's Corner
October 12-16
Dear Mission Middle School Families,
We are seeing tons of growth in our students, over the past few weeks. Our students are showing they can meet the academic and behavior expectations of our building. Yes we will have bad days, but we want to focus on student growth. We appreciate the conversation with families and the support your are willing to provide. We want all students to be the best versions of themselves, and we know it will take all of us, teachers, families and students to make this happen. Thank you for your support and we look forward to more growth as we proceed through the school year.
The Weather is changing and we will still have student be outside form 7am -7:59 am as long as the temperature stays above 30 degrees and the wet weather stays away.
Doors open at 8am we suggest your student wear a jacket and dress appropriately if they are being dropped off early. Once the school day starts jackets and blankets will be kept in locker and not brought into the classroom.
In education
Principal Curtis G. Gocke
#BeBrave #BeInvolved