SMS Weekly Newsletter
Week of April 14th
IMPORTANT DATES
Thursday, April 17th
- SMS Solo Contest (During School Day)
Friday, April 25th
- SMS Spring Fling & Pickleball Tournament
Tuesday, April 29th
- SMS Choir Spring Concert at McKenzie Auditorium, 6 PM
Saturday, May 3rd
- SMS & EEM Advanced Band Music Festival
Thursday, May 8th
- Spring Awards Band Concert at McKenzie Auditorium
Thursday, May 15th
- End of Year Awards Ceremony at 6 PM
Friday, May 16th
- Beginner Band Extravaganza, SHS, 8 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
- Perseverance & Integrity CKH Reception
Thursday, May 22nd
- 4th 9 Weeks Reward Day
SAVE THE DATE - JR JACKET CHEER CAMP
SMS SPRING FLING
ATLAS END OF YEAR TESTING
Our ATLAS Summative exams are coming up at the end of this month. Please make sure students are present on these dates so that they can test.
ART BOOK DRIVE
THE YELLOWJACKET WAY
As we continue into the second semester, help us to encourage students to follow the Yellowjacket Way behavior matrix. We want all students to be successful, and following the three principles of the Yellowjacket way will help them achieve that. A link to the full matrix can be found at the bottom of the newsletter.
SHERIDAN JUNIOR BABE RUTH BASEBALL
Registration is now open for Sheridan Junior Babe Ruth Baseball. This league is for 13-15 year olds interested in playing baseball. Players who turn 16 prior to May 1 of the current season are not eligible unless they are a freshman in High School. The home games will be played at the Parks and Recreation Center field near Rose Street in Sheridan. Some travel may be required to play other teams in the area. Please sign up today by visiting leaguelineup.com/sybl or visit our Facebook page “Sheridan Youth Baseball League.”
RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES
EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION
Click on the link below to fill out a Google Form about a staff member at SMS that you want to give a shout out to.
CKH WORD OF THE MONTH ~ PERSEVERANCE
What is Perseverance?
Why focus on Perseverance?
- Perseverance sparks personal growth. Pushing through complex tasks builds resilience and helps students discover how capable they are.
REMINDERS
Badge Policy
All students are required to wear their badges front and center at all times. If you do not have your badge upon arrival at school you will be asked to 1. call a parent to bring your badge from home, 2. purchase a new badge, or 3. receive consequences including d-hall. If a student chooses to remove their badge throughout the day they are subject to the same consequences as above.
Dress Code
While we encourage you to be comfortable, please remember that wearing pajamas, house shoes, and headwear is not permitted under our dress code. Be mindful of your attire choices to avoid any dress code violations.
Cell Phone
All electronic devices including cell phones and earbuds must be powered down and put in backpacks away from your person upon arrival at SMS. These devices must stay put away for the duration of the school day.