Bell Schedule: Week 6 (TT, 7, 1, 2, 3, 5, 4, 6)
Yearbooks are on sale now!
HCMS students are not wearing Halloween Costumes on October 31st. We are celebrating Halloween with Reverse Trick-or-Treating to our students which is being sponsored by our PTA!
The HCMS National Junior Honor Society is accepting applications! Applications will be accepted until Friday, December 6, 2024, by 3pm.
Unbelieve-A-BULL: These students were recognized for being Unbelieve-A-BULL!
Cameron Alford cleaned up a water spill in the clinic without being asked!
Addison Shivers is a fantastic leader in class. She listens, follows directions, and is respectful to everyone!
Gavin Luloffs helped a student that couldn’t reach an item in the lunchline!
Check your parent Powerschool Account to support your child in learning to check and monitor his/her grades!
Please send attendance notes for your child's absences to Ms.Chambers
The hcms.attendance email is not active
Book Fair!
The library is hosting our book fair! Students will explore the book fair and have time to shop Monday - Wednesday with their ELA classes. Additional shopping for our students will be open Thursday and Friday, and parents are welcome any day. Books make great gifts and special treats!
Thank you for your patience with the construction in our building
Please check our school calendar for upcoming events
Greetings Bulls.
One of the concerning behaviors we begin to see in middle school is the use of vapes. As a school we discuss and highlight the use and effects of vaping through announcements, posters, counselor curriculum, and our 8th vaping lab, but we still see vaping begin as young as 6th grade.
Vapes are easy to buy/obtain in our community. Students usually do not keep a vape for themselves, rather they pass it among peers which enhances risk factors. Vapes are highly addictive, easy to hide and easy to share.
Please consider discussing the use of vapes and their effects with your children at home periodically. Intentional discussion of strategies children can use to avoid or leave uncomfortable situations and peer pressure will be beneficial. Some of the strategies you can reinforce are saying no, practicing different ways to walk away, seeking out positive peers, and encouraging talking to a trusted adult.
Thank you for your continued partnership with us.
Go Bulls!
Natalie Smith
Principal