The Deadline to order the Yearbook is quickly approaching! NO orders will be accepted after Monday March 1st. You don't want to miss out! Order your copy now.
There is no school tomorrow (Friday, February 26th). Enjoy your 3 day weekend and we look forward to seeing everyone on Monday for the start of Tri 3.
Congratulations to our newest selections for Student of the Week: Payzlee Regier, Treyden Tecklenburg, and Ethan Hancock. We are proud of you!
The Weekly Bulletin for the week of February 22 can be found at the following link https://5il.co/prsj
Have a great weekend and we will see everyone on Monday!
The deadline to purchase the 20/21 HMS Yearbook is quickly approaching. Order Deadline is March 1st. No orders will be accepted after March 1st.
Please save the date! It’s hard to believe we only have a few more months with our 8th graders.
Noon Monday Update
The Hutchinson Middle School boys' basketball games at Goddard Eisenhower are off for today. The games have been canceled.
Tuesday's HHS basketball home games against Maize have been postponed until Feb. 25.
The pre-K walk-in enrollment clinic at Avenue A for Tuesday will not go on, but you still can fill out pre-enrollment information online by clicking on https://forms.gle/TYajykR3FgfitvJG9, come in person to one of our walk-in application clinics or call 620-615-4950 to schedule an appointment.
Additionally, Lincoln Elementary School's picture day for Tuesday has been postponed.
Congratulations to these students for being chosen for Student of the Week by their teachers. We’re very proud of Daisy Fanning, Richard Richardson, Haleigh Haney. Good Job!
As we announced late last week, just a reminder that on Monday Hutchinson USD 308 will be in the remote learning model because of the extreme cold temperatures. Please be safe in this weather. #308pride
The Weekly Bulletin for the week of February 15th can be found at the following link https://5il.co/plu2
We look forward to seeing everyone next week as we return to In-Person learning. The Deadline to order the Yearbook will be March 1st. Please note that the Basketball game on Monday, March 15 has been postponed and has not been rescheduled at this time. Also, a reminder, Monday February 15th will be a Remote Learning Day. Students will be expected to check in to every one of their classes.
District Office will send out a notification if there is a cancellation due to weather.
Thanks and Have a great weekend!
Today is a Remote Learning Day for all of our students. Students will need to log in all day for all of their classes. In-Person Tutoring is still available today for those students who were assigned by teachers. However, due to the extreme cold temperatures, if your student can't make it, they will be excused. Stay Safe and Warm. Any questions please call the HMS 8 Office.
With the change to the USD 308 learning model, we will now be allowed to have two spectators per participant at our middle school activities. We will continue the pass list system we've utilized when hosting at the high school facilities. When attending these activities, please make sure to wear a mask and practice social distancing. We look forward to having our parents back in the stands cheering on their favorite athletes starting Tuesday, February 16th.
Because Newton has canceled school today, the Hutchinson Middle School boys' basketball games against Newton-Chisholm have been postponed. No make-up date set. #308pride
The Weekly Bulletin for the week of February 8th can be found at the following link https://5il.co/peag
Have a great weekend and we will see Group A on Monday. Go Chiefs!
There is No School tomorrow, Friday February 5th. We will see Group A on Monday, February 8th. Enjoy your 3 day weekend!
We are celebrating the Chiefs this week at HMS 8.
Congratulations to Jamison Lawson, Nevaeh Carey, and James Gable on being selected as Student of the Week. We are proud of these outstanding Salthawks!
The Bulletin for the week of February 1st can be found at the following link https://5il.co/p4ac
We continue in the Modified Hybrid Learning Model next week. Have a great weekend and we'll see Group A (A-L) on Monday!
The Bulletin for the Week of January 25th can be found here https://5il.co/owmz
Information for Buhler's Drivers Ed program can be found here https://5il.co/own0
Friday Tutoring: Students who are failing multiple classes and are in need of a higher-level of assistance will be assigned to Friday Tutoring from 8:00 am-10:46 am by their teachers. If your student is assigned a Friday Tutoring session you will receive a print and phone notification. Your student needs to attend if they are assigned. If your child is wanting extra tutoring but is not assigned, they are welcome to set up a tutoring session with their teacher for the afternoons on Friday.
Our school will soon be administering the Kansas Communities That Care Student Survey in social studies classes. This survey is taken by 6th, 8th, 10th and 12th grade students statewide. I believe this survey is a valuable tool to help us understand how students behave, think and feel about alcohol, marijuana and other drug use, bullying and school safety. The KCTC survey measures teen substance use, delinquency, and related problem behaviors in schools and communities. The survey gives us insight into the problems students face and shows what we can do to help them succeed. The information is important for planning effective prevention programs in our school and community and provides data to assist in applying for grant funding.
The survey can be viewed at www.kctcdata.org
Please also note the following concerning the KCTC Survey:
It is completely anonymous. Students will not be asked for their names on the questionnaire, nor will anyone be able to connect any individual student with his/her responses. School staff will not see any one student’s responses, but only summaries of results.
Participation is entirely voluntary. Your child may decline to participate in the survey, or may simply skip any particular question they do not wish to answer. Annual participation is important. Even if your child has participated in previous surveys, annual data is extremely helpful in determining the effectiveness of previous efforts and changes in program areas.
Thanks and Have a Great Weekend!
Students in Mrs. Rodriguez’s classes have been working on their School Service projects to promote positivity here at HMS8. Students designed signage, calculated costs, and actually made and installed their own signs throughout the school. Proud of these kids for their hard work.
Congratulations to Kaleb Cape, Logan Most, and Hollyn Neufeldt on being selected as Student of the Week by their teachers. We are proud of you!
