ANNOUNCEMENT
We would like to thank those that came out to support our ChMS Golf team in their match against John Caroll. Their next match is March 24th against Montevallo Middle School at their home course.
FBLA members – don’t forget to bring an item to donate to Children’s Hospital to Mrs. Cook’s room by Friday.
Sno cones will be here this Friday. Sno Cones will be set up on the front porch of 6th grade building. 7th and 8th need to use hall in between locker rooms to access this porch. Prepaid cards will be handed out during 5th period on Friday. ONLY students that have a card or $3.00 in hand may leave class to go out for sno cones.
Are you having a conflict with friends or parents? Do you want to do better in school, but not sure how? Or maybe, you just want someone to talk to that won’t judge you and will just listen…then you may want to try peer listening. Some of our peer helpers have been trained and are now able to offer peer listening, a confidential peer who will talk with you about anything you need. For more information, see Mrs. Rogers in the counseling office.
To support Owen’s House, Peer Helpers are sponsoring Pajama Day this Friday. Pay $1.00 to wear your pajamas on Friday, March 18. All money raised by Peer Helpers will be directly donated to the Owen’s House.
Beta Club will meet next Tuesday, March 22, at 7:25 a.m. in the library. All new and old members plan to attend.
There will be a mandatory Parent Meeting for those interested in being a ChMS Cheerleader or Starlet for the 2016-17 school year this Thursday, 3/17, at 6:30 pm in the cafeteria. This includes cheerleading, dance team, and majorettes. Estimated fees, camp dates and other information will be discussed at this time. Clinic for all 3 will be April 11-14th 3:30-5:30 and tryouts will be Friday, April 15th.
Any 8th Grade Art student who still wants to participate in the Sidewalk Chalk Art Contest must have their forms and money to Mrs. Thompson before Spring Break.
Congratulations to Holden Griswold for winning the Chelsea Middle School Geography Bee and qualifying for the state competition. If he wins the state competition, he will receive a paid trip to Washington, D.C., to compete in the national bee, which will be televised on the National Geographic Channel and PBS. If Holden becomes the national champion, he will receive a fifty-thousand dollar college scholarship.
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