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ANNOUNCEMENTS
7th Grade Camping Trip
Big thanks to our seventh grade teaching staff for providing our seventh graders with the winter camp experience. A HUGE thanks to our parent chaperones. We could not have done it without you!
Letter To 7th Grade Parents From Language Arts Teachers
Dear Parents,
The seventh grade language arts classes will begin studying the Holocaust. We will begin the unit with a brief historical background of this time period. Next, we will study the life and diary of Anne Frank through the ABC/Disney film, Anne Frank: The Whole Story, based on the biography by Melissa Mueller. Through Anne’s story, we will learn about what life was like for young people during this dark time.
Later, we will read Night by Elie Wiesel whose memoir takes us through his experiences in the concentration camps. Due to the emotional content and themes expressed in this book, we will be reading Wiesel’s memoir in class only. Most of the processing will happen through class activities; however, we encourage you to discuss the book’s content with your child.
If you have any questions about the unit, please feel free to contact your child’s language arts teacher.
Sincerely,
Cherie Andrus, Erik Drummond, Caitlin Etten, Patti Lynch, Nicole Serdynski
7th Grade Parents: Volunteers Needed!
The Seventh Grade Team is looking for help with the Electromagnetic Fishing Derby (our third activity day). The day consists of five rotations of hands on science labs and/or demos. We are looking for parents to help monitor students during a fish off, build small motors, separate water into hydrogen and oxygen, or work with models of alternative energy. If you are interested please contact Lynn Short at Lcs53217@aol.com or 962-3474.
Bay United
Back by popular demand!
Bay United presents Milton Creagh Tuesday, March 16th at 7pm at the WFBHS Auditorium.
Milton will be presenting "Nobody Wants Your Child". Based on Milton's book by the same title, he looks at things parents do that make it difficult for their child to do well in adulthood: at work, in marriage, and in society in general. Milton will discuss the growing problem of lack of work ethic among the nation's youth and will provide a blue print to get kids on the right track for a successful life. His book "Nobody Wants Your Child" will be available for purchase following his
presentation.
Market Day
Having family for a holiday meal; try the Vienna Corned Beef, Marinated Sirloin Roast, Petite Boneless Sliced Ham, or Spiral Sliced Ham. Add to that some of the great side dishes like Baby Baked Potatoes, Asparagus Spears, French Breadsticks, or the new Harvest Vegetable Blend. Sweet endings featuring delicious desserts including Cookies & Cream Pie, Turtle
Cheesecake, Chocolate Fudge Volcano Cakes. Purchase of these items brings extra profit to our PTO.
Market Day has many products to make everyday meals healthy and easy to prepare. The Chicken Steaks are one of the most popular items and are on sale this month along with many fish products like Krispy Crunchy Cod, Potato Encrusted Pollock and Season Salmon. There are new items: Southern Breaded Catfish, Pizza Pretzel Knots, and Gatorade Performance Bars. Please give us a try and support our school by grocery shopping with Market Day.
Orders are due on-line, www.marketday.com <http://www.marketday.com/> by Friday, March 12th with pick-up in the cafeteria on Tuesday, March 16th, 3:00 to 4:00 PM. If you have questions or need help with pick-up please
contact Suzanne LaFleur at 963-0243 or dsapiro@wi.rr.com. Thanks for your support.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Jump Rope/Hoops For Heart – Friday, March 12th 3:00-5:30
Late Start - Wednesday, March 17th Doors open @ 8:55 Classes begin @ 9:05
NOTES FROM THE ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL
In responding to recent concerns from some parents regarding bullying here at WhitefishBayMiddle School, we felt it would be a good topic to share with all parents. Please click on the link below for information regarding this subject.
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