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CHMS Weekly Update

May 18th - May 22nd, 2026

CHMS WeeklyUpdateMay 18th - May 22nd, 2026

Reminders! Reminders!

The LAST DAY of school is Friday, May 22!

REMINDER: Both Thursday, May 21 and Friday, May 22 are early release days.


Stay tuned for information about our 5th Grade Orientation and 6th, 7th, and 8th Grade Open House events taking place in August!

Let’s finish strong and enjoy the final days of the school year!

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8th Grade Clap Out! 8th Grade Clap Out!

Parents/Guardians and family members of our 8th graders are invited to help us celebrate our 8th graders as they leave the Middle School for the last time on the last day of school, Friday, May 22nd! Family members can line up outside down the sidewalk in front of the school around 11:45 AM (look for the tent provided by the Parent Club!). Feel free to bring noise makers and bubbles, but no confetti or silly string, please! 8th graders will also receive a gift from the Parent Club as they walk outside.

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Sun Bucks! Sun Bucks!

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Staff Shout-Outs! Staff Shout-Outs!

Let's show our Chippewa Hills Middle School Staff some appreciation! This form will be linked every week along with a couple shout-outs to recognize the amazing staff at CHMS!

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Some Recent Shout-Outs from Teacher Appreciation Week!

Ms. Mundwiler - RR ELA Teacher

"Thanks for all you done to make this move to Chippewa Hills a smooth and awesome experience. You will be missed next year by many."


Mr. Williams - Paraprofessional

"He is very kind and super funny."

Dress Code Reminder Dress Code Reminder

As the weather warms up (hopefully...), it is a good time for a reminder about our school's dress code outlined on page 10 in our Student/Parent Handbook (linked below). Please review it and let Mrs. Muscott or Mrs. Jorgensen know if you have any questions.

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2026-2027 Sports Physicals 2026-2027 Sports Physicals

Get your sports physicals for the 2026-27 season at the Chippewa Hills Wellness Center!


All sports physicals completed by the end of the school year will be entered into a weekly drawing for a gift card!


Schedule your child’s appointment by calling 989-967-2290.


Don’t wait until the last minute before season starts to get your physical. The Wellness Center is open all summer!

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Warrior Watch! Warrior Watch!

Check out the latest edition of the Warrior Watch!

Warrior Watch 5 15 26

Second Step Second Step

What are we learning this week?

5th Grade - Unit 3: Problem Solving

Lesson 18 - Making a Plan

Why This Lesson Matters: Planning is a critical part of the development of students’ executive functioning. To help students build planning skills, this lesson introduces problems that require more complicated solutions. The ability to think through and plan out a good approach to handling a challenge helps students cope with interpersonal problems. In addition, planning skills are important tools for coping with complicated academic challenges. As students mature, more complex academic tasks will often require them to be able to make a plan. The planning model students learn in this lesson can also be applied effectively in academic contexts.


6th & 7th Grades - No More Lessons! :)


8th Grade - Unit 4: Managing Relationships & Social Conflict

Lesson 27 - High School Challenges

In this week’s lesson, your child will think ahead to some of the challenges they might face when starting high school and identify people they can go to for help.

Try this at home: Ask your child about something that makes them nervous about starting high school. Share one thing you were nervous about when you first started high school, but that got better over time.

Warrior Youth Cheer Registration Warrior Youth Cheer Registration

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Girls Youth Basketball Skills Camp Girls Youth Basketball Skills Camp

Join the Chippewa Hills High School Girls Basketball program for our Girls Youth Basketball Skills Camp this June! Open to all Chippewa Hills girls in grades 1-6, this camp is a great opportunity to build basketball skills, learn the fundamentals of the game, and have fun with our Lady Warriors program.

Camp will be June 2-5 in the High School Gym.
- Grades 1-3: 9-10 AM
- Grades 4-6: 10:15-11:30 AM

Cost is $40 per player and includes a camp t-shirt!

Players interested in attending should complete the registration form below and return it with payment to their school office. Registration will be accepted on the day of camp, but shirt size cannot be guaranteed for late registrations.

We can’t wait to see our future Lady Warriors in the gym this summer!

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Mecosta County Youth Academy Mecosta County Youth Academy

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Middle School Athletics Middle School Athletics

Boys/Girls Track and Field:

Monday, May 18th - Away at Kent City - 4:00 PM Start Time - Bus Departs at 2:00 PM

Thursday, May 21st - Away at Manton - Northern MI Meet of Champions - 10:30 AM Start Time - Bus Departs at 8:30 AM

Breakfast and Lunch Breakfast and Lunch

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


The May breakfast and lunch calendars are attached below.

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Coming Up! Coming Up!

Stay tuned for information about our fall 6th, 7th, and 8th Grade Open House and 5th Grade Orientation events!

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Sarah Muscott
Principal at CHMS
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