*Sheboygan Falls Middle School*
*Student Announcements*
*2/5/2019*
Today is the first day of National School Counseling Week. Our focus for
the week is “Providing Lessons for Life.” Author Deepak Chopra once said
“The way you think, the way you behave, the way you eat, can influence your
life by 30 to 50 years.” Your school counselors are here to help you think
through how you want your life’s journey to be for 50 or more years. Make
it a great day!
Attention All 8th Grade Families: If you have not already submitted a baby
picture for the yearbook for your student, please do so by February 28.
Pictures can be emailed to yearbook adviser Courtney Dekanich at
[email protected], or can be brought to her classroom in
hard copy.
IMPORTANT YEARBOOK ANNOUNCEMENT
Remember SFMS families, this week is the last week to purchase a 2018-2019
yearbook for only $20. After this Friday, the base price for yearbooks will
be $25. Yearbooks can be purchased online via the Josten’s site (linked to
the Forms for Families page of the school website), or order forms
(available online or in the office) can be handed in to Ms. Dekanich or the
Middle School Office. Don’t miss out on the chance to capture all of this
school year’s special memories!
*Student Council Members – *We are still in need of two parent volunteers
for the dance and members to work 15-minute shifts. Please return your
sign-up forms to Mrs. Powers as soon as possible.
The next Falcon Store will be February 5th so start earning those Falcon
Feathers and we will see you there!
*Candygrams are coming! *All next week at all grade level lunches,
students will be able to purchase and fill out a Valentine for 50 cents.
Then Student Council will add a big lip or heart sucker to it and deliver
it to the recipient on Valentines Day, Feb. 14. There will *not* be a
Green Day for suckers this year, so you’ll have to get them by buying
Valentines at lunch all next week!
*Student Council Members*, our Feb. 4th meeting is moved to Feb. 11th so we
can work on Candygrams for delivery by Valentines Day. So, no meeting on
Feb. 4th, but we will meet on Feb. 11th for anyone who can make it.
*No school on February 22nd : Blue Harbor Breaker Bay is offering $10
admission and $6 for a food vouchers. *
8th Grade Baby Pictures for Yearbook
The 2018-2019 school year is well underway, and so is the creation of this
year’s SFMS Yearbook!
Our yearbook staff will be continuing the tradition of incorporating into
our memory book baby pictures of our eighth grade class.
Photos can be shared with the yearbook adviser, Courtney Dekanich, via
email at [email protected]. Any photos you are incapable
of submitting digitally can be sent to school in hard copy and brought to
Ms. Dekanich’s classroom (245). All hard-copy photos will be returned as
soon as possible.
Please make sure to send only one baby picture per student. All photos
should be sent to the yearbook adviser by February 1, 2019.
The 2018-19 MS play will be March 14, 15 & 16.
*Rehearsal Schedule*
*Date*
*Day*
*Time*
*Agenda*
*Location*
2/5
T
3:05-4:00
Interplanet Janet – Dance Chorus 3(Leads will be shared between both places)
Stage
2/5
T
3:05-4:00
The Preamble – Dance Chorus 2
175
2/6
W
No Rehearsal
2/7
TH
3:05-4:00
Interplanet Janet – Dance Chorus 3(Leads will be shared between both places)
Stage
2/8
F
No Rehearsal
2/11
M
3:05-4:00
Interjections – Everyone
Stage (Mrs. C will pull leads to block some items)
2/12
T
No Rehearsal
2/13
W
No Rehearsal
2/14
TH
3:05-4:00
Interjections – Everyone
Stage (Mrs. C will pull leads to block some items)
2/15
F
3:05-4:30
Friday/Saturday Night Cast – Everyone (1st Half)
Stage
Please view the information regarding upcoming auditions for Dare to Dream
Theatre’s spring production “Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse”
Www.daretodreamtheatre.com <www.daretodreamtheatre.com/>
School House Rock the Musical is here! It is now time to sign-up for the
musical *School House Rock Live Jr.*- March 14th-16th. Students who are
interested in being part of the musical will need a $40 fee, a
concussion form (office), and a code of conduction form (office). Typical
rehearsals run from 3:05-4:30 pm and 3:05-5:30 pm the week of the show.
Thanks and we look forward to a great show!
*2018/2019 *
*Music Lab Schedules*
Choir Labs
<docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cNkKNxZ6arBEYFlMfMfqoYmhikNesCKEw4y0l6ptNto/edit?usp=sharing>
Band Labs
<docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_2eh9Z9zCrkV-VWmN7MObq5TUrSnJV8bO5nR5mmObl8/edit?usp=sharing>
Week of February 11th~ Winter MAP Testing All Middle School Students
Week of February 18th~ Winter MAP Make-Up Testing
Uke Club
Date
Time
Room
2/11
7:30
175
2/18
7:30
175
2/25
7:30
175
3/11
7:30
175
Show Choir Rehearsal
Date
Time
Room
2/6
7:15
175
2/13
7:15
175
2/15
7:15
175
2/20
7:15
175
2/27
7:15
175
3/1
7:15
175
3/6
7:15
175
3/8
7:15
175
*Jazz Ensemble Schedule*
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin at 7:00 a.m. in the Middle School Band
Room.
Parents should use the Elementary School drop off/pick up loop and drop
students off by the MS bike racks. Door #6 will be open at 6:50 a.m.
Tues Feb 5
8:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Clinic/Concert Generations Intergenerational Center
Plymouth, WI
The 2018-2019 school year is well underway, and our students here at SFMS
are busy making memories every day. You can help preserve those memories by
purchasing a yearbook today!
Until February 8, the SFMS all-color yearbook will only be $20 (without
customization or add-on purchases). Yearbooks can be ordered online here
<www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1252798/Sheboygan-Falls-Middle-School/2019-Yearbook/2018070604191479374/CATALOG_SHOP/>,
or you can print this form
<www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us/Forms/MiddleSchool/yearbook-order-form.pdf>
and
return it to the middle school office.
Additionally, if you attend any middle school events this year, please
consider sharing any photos you take with our yearbook staff using the ReplayIt
site <www.replayit.com/#/home> or app. We want to make sure we
capture as many wonderful middle school memories as possible, and your
photo contributions can help us do just that!
Health Tip:
*Frost Bite Prevention tips from your nurses!*
· *Limit time you’re outdoors in cold, wet or windy weather.* Pay
attention to weather forecasts and wind chill readings. In very cold, windy
weather, exposed skin can develop frostbite in a matter of minutes.
· *Dress in several layers of loose, warm clothing.* Air trapped
between the layers of clothing acts as insulation against the cold. Wear
windproof and waterproof outer garments to protect against wind, snow and
rain. Choose undergarments that wick moisture away from your skin. Change
out of wet clothing — particularly gloves, hats and socks — as soon as
possible.
· *Wear a hat or headband that fully covers your ears.* Heavy woolen
or windproof materials make the best headwear for cold protection.
· *Wear mittens rather than gloves.* Mittens provide better
protection. Or try a thin pair of glove liners made of a wicking material
(such as polypropylene) under a pair of heavier gloves or mittens.
· *Wear socks and sock liners that fit well, wick moisture and
provide insulation.*You might also try hand and foot warmers. Be sure the
foot warmers don’t make your boots too tight, restricting blood flow.
· *Watch for signs of frostbite.* Early signs of frostbite include
red or pale skin, prickling, and numbness. Seek warm shelter if you notice
signs of frostbite.
· *Plan to protect yourself.* When traveling in cold weather, carry
emergency supplies and warm clothing in case you become stranded. If you’ll
be in remote territory, tell others your route and expected return date.
· *Eat well-balanced meals and stay hydrated.* Doing this even
before you go out in the cold will help you stay warm.
· *Keep moving.* Exercise can get the blood flowing and help you
stay warm
FEBRUARY
5 Girls Basketball vs. Sheboygan Horace Mann at
SF
*7th grade at ES/8th grade at MS*
7 Girls Basketball Sheboygan Farnsworth @ SF
*7th grade at ES/8th grade at MS*
*11 Student Council Mtg*
12 Girls Basketball 7th & 8th at Sheboygan Urban
14 Girls Basketball 7th & 8th at Plymouth
19 Wrestling @ Plymouth – 4:00 p.m.
22 No School – Professional Development for
Teachers
26 Wrestling at New Holstein – 4:00 p.m.
28 Wrestling at Reedsville – 4:00 p.m.
MARCH
5 Wrestling at home – 4:00 p.m.
7 Wrestling at Brillion – 4:00 p.m.
9 MS Solo and Ensemble – Kiel MS
11 Parent/Teacher Conferences 4:00-7:00 p.m.
12 Wrestling Conference Tournament at New
Holstein – 4:00 p.m.
12-18 Book Fair
14 MS Play Performance for 5/6 – 1:00 p.m. –
Middle School
MS Play – 7:00 p.m. – MS Auditorium
15 MS Play Performance for 7/8 – 1:00 p.m. –
Middle School
MS Play & Art Show – 7:00 p.m. – Middle
School
16 MS Play & Art Show – 1:00 p.m. – Middle School
MS Play & Art Show – 7:00 p.m. – Middle School
25-29 No School – Spring Break
*February Lunch Menu*
5
*National Frozen Yogurt Day*
*FALCON CAFE*
*AROUND THE WORLD*
WESTERN BACON CHEESE BURGER
Hamburger Bun
Cheese Slice
Hamburger
Sliced Bacon
ONION RINGS
*PIZZA PLAZA*
COOKS CHOICE
Big Daddy
*BURGERS & BEYOND*
Breaded Chicken Patty
OR
Spicy Chicken
Hamburger Bun
*FALCON EXPRESS*
*SANDWICH*
Croissant
*SALAD*
Chicken Bruschetta
*SIDES FOR ALL MEALS*
Steamed Vegetables
Seasoned Wedges
Mixed Fruit
Frozen JonnyPop
GARDEN FRESH SALAD BAR
Katie L. Miller
Administrative Assistant, SFMS
2 Alfred W. Miley Avenue
Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
phone: 920-467-7880 fax:920-467-7885