April 18th Announcements

*Sheboygan Falls Middle School*

*Student Announcements*

*4/18/2016*

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*Track dismissal at 2:45, depart at 2:50*

*The Library – would like to thank everyone who participated in National
Library Week. Again – our winners of the $25 Barnes and Noble Gift
Certificates are Mr. JR Lesperance and Eli Ostwald – Congratulations!!*

Music Students – Scholarship are available from Mrs. Charbonneau and Mrs.
Winkler for summer music camps. If you are interested, see us for a paper
form or let us know and we can e-mail one to you. They are due May 4th.
Thanks!

The Sheboygan Falls School District Music Department will be presenting a
“Jazz Appreciation Month” Concert on Monday, April 18, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. in
the Sheboygan Falls High School Auditorium located at 220 Amherst Avenue in
Sheboygan Falls. Featured performing groups include the Sheboygan Falls
Middle School Jazz Ensemble directed by Carrie Winkler, the Sheboygan Falls
High School Jazz Ensemble directed by Derek Beekhuizen, and the Generations
Big Band under the direction of Jeff Schieble. The Generations Big Band
will be premiering a new work by trombonist Mike Venn. Admission is $5 and
the doors will open at 6:30 p.m.

Mrs. Fischer is planning an Art Enrichment field trip to *JMKAC
on Thursday, April 28*. It is optional for interested art students. The
first 50 students from 7th and 8th grade may attend. We will leave
around 9:10 and be back around 11:45. If 7th graders are in band, they
cannot go, as they will be gone at a festival already that day. Also, 8th
graders in 3rd and 4th hour science cannot go, as they will be presenting
Cell City projects that morning.

See Mrs. Fischer for any questions!
These students have turned in permission slips and are going: Avery O,
Tayler O, Clara S, Jacon T, Ashley S, Elliot G, Beth S, Krista O, Abigail
K, Ursula H, Sierra M, Melissa W, Evan P, Claire S.

*Silverware:* Spring cleaning or cleaning out someone’s house? Have old or
mismatched forks and spoons? Send them to school! We prefer to use the
“real stuff” instead of plastic for a better dining experience. We also
feel this will save the landfills from all the plastic, this in part of an
Earth Day recycling event. You can drop in the office of any of our
schools. Thank you!

*ACTION ROOM HAPPENINGS~ Week of April 18th!*

*ECO NATURE CLUB!* Join the club created by kids like you who have a
passion for nature and an interest in learning how to take care of our
environment. The club is open to all students in grades five through
eight. We will brainstorm and research topics to determine what our
projects this year will be. Some of the things we might explore include
vermiposting (WORMS!), gardening, animal studies and continuing to build
our greenhouse out of recyclable materials. If you’d like to join this
student directed club, p*ick up your lunch at the start of the lunch recess
period and come to the ACTION Room on Weds. April 20th! *

*CHESS CLUB & SCRABBLE PLAY! *Open to everyone! Pick up your lunch at the
start of the lunch/recess period and come to the ACTION Room on *Friday,
April 22nd!*

*Basketball News!!* Sheboygan Falls’ boys’ basketball camp for boys
entering 4th grade through 9th grade is *June 27th through June 30th*.
Learn the fundamentals of shooting, dribbling, passing, screening, and
playing defense from the Sheboygan Falls’ basketball coaching staff and
players. Camp forms are located in the office or you can pick one up from
Mr. Frohling at the middle school. Questions, contact Coach Frohling at
[email protected]

Sheboygan Falls girls’ basketball camp is June 21-22 from 3:30-5:15. Grades
2-8. Forms can be located in the middle school office and the high school
office

*Mental Health & Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) Resource Fair *

*Tuesday May 3, 2016*

*RCS Empowers (1607 Geele Avenue, Sheboygan WI)*

*4:30pm** – **7:30pm*

Everyone welcome. Over 50 resource tables with FREE materials. Door
prizes, including a chance to win an iPad! Free food and supervised kids
area. Community members and professionals benefit by attending. Help is
out there for you, a loved one, or your clients.

Questions about the fair? Interested in having a resource table but haven’t
been contacted yet? Want to volunteer? Email [email protected] or call
920-458-3951.

SFMS will be celebrating Earth Day, April 22, with a waste free lunch. As
a middle school our goal will be to help reduce the amount of trash that
goes into the landfill, and even work on reducing the amount of food that
goes in the trash as well. This will be an entire school effort from the
kitchen staff right to our students that we hope to continue after Earth
Day. Menu for that day is Corn Dogs, not preboated (count out 6), mashed
potatoes, gravy and carrots/ dip, watermelon/ mango and Dirt cake. There
will not be extra containers to put ketchup and dip in. Just place the
condiments on your tray with the food you’re using it on. Below are a few
ideas to help you pack your own waste free lunch.

*A Waste-Free Lunch*

*(REUSABLE)*

· sandwiches and other main dishes, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, and
treats in a reusable lunch container

· cloth napkins

· stainless-steel forks and spoons

· reusable drink containers

· reusable lunchboxes

*Ever wonder what you’d look like if you tried to tie-dye your body? *Join
the fun on May 14th for the inaugural Flying Falcons 5K Color Run/Walk
being held on the Sheboygan Falls Elementary School campus. The event will
also have a 2 mile option. Compete for a time or just do it to get doused
in color but it is a guaranteed fun time! Early bird entries are due by April
15th. Registration forms can be picked up in the office of any school
building. If you have questions please contact Roberta Lentz at
[email protected] or Matt Pfister at
[email protected].

If you still want to order a yearbook, you may do that but you can only buy
the yearbook for $27. You *can not* add any icons or personalization
because those orders needed to be in at the end of February. If you have
any questions, contact Miss Zimmer at [email protected]

Show Choir Schedule

4/22

Room 119

7:15 am

4/29

Room 119

7:15 am

5/6

Room 119

7:15 am

5/9

HS Stage

7:15 am

5/9

Concert

6:30 pm warm-up

*From The Nurse:*

There are several things that contribute to choking. All of these things
can happen right in our lunch room.

1. Trying to swallow large pieces of poorly chewed food

2. Eating while talking excitedly or laughing

3. Eating too fast

4. Walking, playing or running with food our objects in the mouth

The universal sign of choking is to put both of your hands over your
throat. There are people in the lunch room who are trained to help you if
choking occurs. Someone who is coughing should continue to cough. If you
are choking and cannot talk and cannot cough give the universal choking
sign. Help will be on the way.

*APRIL*

18 Jazz Concert – MS/HS Jazz Ensembles – 7:00 p.m. – HS
Auditorium

Student Council mtg.

Track Meet at Plymouth

21 Kalahari 8th Grade Band Festival – Wisconsin Dells

Track Meet at home against Manitowoc

25-29 Dance Try-outs for 8th graders at HS

26 Track Meet at home against Two Rivers and New Holstein

28 7th Gr. Band Festival – Cedar Grove-Belgium 8:00 a.m.
– 11:30 a.m.

Birds of Prey Program – 12:10 p.m. – 6th grade

29 7th grade business expo 8am-11am

*MAY*

2 PTO Meeting – 6:00 p.m. – MS Library

Student Council mtg.

5 Track Meet at Chilton

Mid-Quarter Grades Due at 3:45 p.m.

8th Grade Art Class students to Milwaukee Art Museum
9:15-2:40

9 6-8 Choir Dress Rehearsal – 7:55-9:45 a.m. – HS

6-8 Choir Spring Concert – 7:00 p.m. – HS

10 Track Meet at Cedar Grove

13 Student Council Dance

16 6-8 Bands Dress Rehearsal – 7:55-9:45 – HS

6-8 Bands Spring Concert – 7:00 p.m. – HS

Student Council mtg.

17 6th Grade Marsh Trip

19 6th Grade Marsh Trip

20 Jazz in the Park – MS/HS Jazz Ensembles – Settlers’
Park

6th Grade Marsh Trip

Room 213 outing 11am-1:45

23 6th Grade Marsh Trip

*8th Grade Science River Testing*

*24* *8th Grade Science River Testing*

26 6th Grade Marsh Trip

*8th Grade Science River Testing (Raindate)*

31 5th Grade Band Parent Meeting – 6:30 p.m. – MS
Auditorium

6th Grade Marsh Trip

*JUNE*

3 8th Grade last day in building and yearbook signing

6 8th Grade Trip

7 8th Grade Recognition (subject to change due to snow days) HS
Aud.

Last day for students

Grades Due at 3:45 p.m.