Middle School News
January 2007 Vol.
1 Issue
1
Don’t Forget! Parent Link Web Access
Parent
Link provides parents with the ability to check on their children's school
records from any web enabled computer 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Access is granted through the use of a unique
user identification and password for each registered parent. Parents must register each middle school
student they wish to see information on. The information is secure and
encrypted. Test drive a demo version at www.sisk12.com/sisparent/parlogon.asp Information we provide will not be live data,
but will be 24 hours or less old on any week day.
This
feature requires activation by the school to enable you to access your
children's information. Activation is
done by filling out a request form that must be kept on file in the technology
office. You may obtain the form from the
middle school office or by following this link.
Parent Link Registration form. (You will
need acrobat reader to access the form.
It may be obtained free at www.adobe.com .) Please print and return
the completed form to the Middle School office.
Valid email addresses are necessary as you will receive email
notification of your ID and password. No
one will have access to these identifiers except you, please guard them
carefully.
If
you do not have a computer with internet access at home, the Southern Boone
County branch of the Daniel Boone Library does have public access computers for
patron use. If you do not currently have
a work or home email address, you may obtain an email account through various
internet providers free of charge. Two
possibilities are www.hotmail.com or www.yahoo.com . There are many other free email providers and
any of them will work for this system. If
you have questions or would like further information regarding this new
service, please call the Middle School office, 657-2146.
Important Dates
No School
January 23rd Cold Winter’s Night (6th grade authors
night) at
February 16th Early Out:
Middle School Track begins in March.
Students must have a current physical to practice.
Reminder
1st Semester Grade Cards Went Out Last Week (January 5th)! If you didn’t see a grade card, you may want
to check with your child or call the school!
Career Day
On February 16th the Middle School will be conducting a
career day. Speakers from around the
area will be presenting information about a variety of career choices. Middle School is a time of career exploration
for many students. It helps for students
to be aware of the tremendous variety of careers available. We appreciate all of our speakers and their
willingness to serve our students.
Safety
We want parents to be aware that the district will be conducting a
safety drill on January 31st.
Our drill will simulate an intruder in one of our buildings and will
test the district’s lockdown procedures and local police response. One problem that other district’s have
encountered during such drills is a deluge of parent phone calls to the school,
jamming up communication. Please do not
call the school during emergencies or drills.
While it is regrettable that schools must prepare for these types of
events, it is necessary. We appreciate parent support and the
cooperation and assistance of the Ashland Police Department.
December Students of the Month
We are proud of our
December Students of the Month and
Academic Award Winners:
Students of the Month Math Awards
Jeremy Hill: 6th
Grade Ryan
Haes: 6th Grade
Arianna Trimble: 7th
Grade Laura
Caraway: 6th Grade
Alexis Edwards: 8th
Grade Kalli
Travlos: 7th Grade
Sydney Reitz: Fine Arts Alec
Jackson: 7th Grade
Kalen
Williams: 8th Grade
Tasha
Rippeto: 8th Grade
Eagle Readers Eagle
Writers
Sayde Heckman Collin
Zeugin
Megan Moore Morgan
Gehrke
Katie Halford Marshal
Reidlinger
Rachel Manns E.
C. Duckworth
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Hayley Linzie
for being selected as a finalist in the Nationwide Learning National Book
Challenge. Hayley
received this award for her book, It’s All About
the Poetry. Haley and other sixth
grade students will present their self authored books at our annual Cold
Winter’s Night at
Parking
You may have noticed two
new “no parking” zones outside of the Middle School main entrance. This was done in cooperation with the City of
Our expectation at Southern