[HMHS News] Hawk News

Christopher Kelley ckelley at hopkintonschools.org
Fri Oct 29 15:12:59 EDT 2010


Hawk News for the week of 10/29/10

 

HOPKINTON MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL MISSION

 

We foster a learning environment that is safe, supportive, and respectful.

We promote personal integrity, intellectual curiosity, and civic

responsibility.  We provide traditional and innovative opportunities for students to maximize their potential.

Happy Halloween!  I know my own children are excited to dress up in their outfits and visit homes this weekend.  I hope the weather and the temperatures this weekend hold up and people have time to get outside and enjoy it.  I know I am looking forward to cleaning up the last of the leaves in my yard as we continue to prepare for winter.

Parent teacher conferences are next week.  There is no school for middle school students on Monday, Nov. 1st and Tuesday, Nov. 2nd as Parent/Teacher Conferences for the middle school are occurring on those days.  There is school for high school students on Monday, Nov. 1st but not on Tuesday, Nov. 2nd. 

Tuesday, November 2nd is Election Day.  The high school will be open for voting from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.  Parking will be in the rear of the high school and voting will take place in the Gym.

Best of luck to the Girls Varsity Soccer Team as they will travel to Fall Mountain on Friday night to play Wildcats in the second round of the playoffs. 

Grades close Friday, Nov. 5th.  Report cards will go home with the students on November 15th.



Something to think about:

'The open teacher ... establishes rapport and resonance, sensing unspoken needs, conflicts, hopes and fears. Respecting the learners autonomy, the teacher spends more time helping to articulate the urgent questions than demanding the right answers.' Aquarian Conspiracy

 

Christopher Kelley

Assistant Principal                                                                                                                                                   

 

 

HHS Sports Information Line...call 746-NEWS, extension one!

 

HHS Online calendar http://www.hopkintonschools.org/calendars

 

 

THE 20-20 LINE

 

Are you or someone you care about having a problem?  Are you unable or uncomfortable to come into school to communicate it?  The middle school guidance office has a private phone line where individuals can leave a confidential message about a non-academic student issue.

The guidance counselor will listen to the message and determine the appropriate avenue of help.  This is a great way to seek support

for yourself or someone you care about.  It’s simple.  Just call the 20-20 line (746-2020) and leave a message. 

 

CANNOT LOG ON TO THE HAWK NEWS???

 

Please pass the word to friends, neighbors and relatives who want to receive the Hawk News but cannot log in.  Please have them log into: http://hopkintonschools.org/mailman/listinfo/hmhsnews_hopkintonschools.org

 

The Talon Blog

 

The Talon is an ongoing e-zine written and produced by students in Ms. Walton’s Journalism class at Hopkinton High School.

The authors are fledgling journalists learning and practicing the craft of journalistic writing as they attend and write about news of interest to the HHS community.    Visit their e-zine here:   http://hawkstalon.blogspot.com/

 

Open Studio

 

Thursday afternoons Open Studio will be take place in the art room for students in grades 9 -12.  Open Studio is an opportunity for students to work in any medium of their choice and happens from 2:50 until 4pm.

 

 

 

LUNCH PROGRAM NEWS!!

 

MyNutrikids.com

 

Allows you to View your child’s account balance and make deposits.

Go to www.hopkintonschools.org then click on MyNutriKids.com

 

Lunch Menu:

 

Monday:  Chicken Chunks, Potato, Peas, Fruit, Milk, and Pudding

Tuesday:  No School For Students

Wednesday:  Pasta Bar with Homemade Meat, Marinara or Alfredo sauce, Green Beans, Bread, Fruit, Milk and Desserts

Thursday:   ??????????? Fruit, Milk, Desserts and Pomegranate Smoothies

Friday:  Pizza, Cheese or Chef’s Special, Salad, Chips, Fruit, Mild and Dessert

                Every Day Chickenburgers and Cheeseburgers are Available

 

 

Monday, November 1, Day 1

No School for Middle School Students

Middle School Parent Teacher Conferences

 

Tuesday, November 2,

No School for Students District Wide

District Wide Parent Teacher Conferences

 

Wednesday, November 3, Day 2

After School French Room #403 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm

 

Thursday, November 4, Day 1

Driver Ed 3:00 pm- 5:00 pm Room #209

Open Studio Art Room Grade 9-12  2:50 pm – 4:00 pm

 

Friday, November 5, Day 2

 

 

PARENTS – A Reminder to Parents of Middle High School Students:

Please remember to pick up your students at the Parent Pick Up (Teachers’ Entrance/Fair Side) and not in front of the building where the buses are picking up students and please exit through Kearsage Ave.

              The hours of pickup are between 2:35 pm and 3:30 pm.

 

 

UPCOMING EVENTS …………………

                 

November 1           -            Middle School Parent Teacher Conference Day

                                                      No School for Middle School Students

November 2           -            District Parent Teacher Conference Day

                                                      No School for All Students

                                                      General Election Voting Day

November 5           -            VIP Breakfast 7:30 am

November 9           -            Sports Awards 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Café; Gym; Audi; Library; Room #219

November 10        -            Special Olympics Faculty/Student B-Ball 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Gym

                                                      Math Meet at Nashua S. Dismissal @ 1:35 pm

November 17        -            Picture Retakes 7:15 am – 12:00 pm Audi

November 19        -            One Act Plays 7:00 pm Audi

November 20        -            One Act Plays 7:00 pm Audi

 

 

 

UPCOMING FIELD TRIPS …………………

 

November 5           -            VIP Breakfast (Please RSVP to Mrs. Putnam or Mrs. Gater)

November 10        -            Math Meet at Nashua S.

                                                      Asian Studies Trip to Boston

 

COMMUNITY NEWS

 

 

Hopkinton Boys and Girls Club

 

The Hopinton Boys and Girls Club is hosting a Halloween Open House on Sunday October 31st from 10:00 am -2:00 pm.

Candy will be given out, as well as cider and donuts.      Please stop by and see what we are all about!"

 

Supporting Families in Military Families 

 

Supporting Students in Military Families: Preparing for the Holidays

 

FREE Special Event: For many children the holidays are happy and

Exciting times. Many families, however, will be facing separation from loved ones

due to recent major deployments of troops from across New Hampshire.

Come learn how you can support students who have family members who are away

and serving on active military duty during the holidays. No prerequisite

open to all who would like to attend.

 

When: Wednesday, November 10, 2010. Registration and morning refreeshments

8:00 AM - 8:30 AM. Presentation begins promptly: 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM, Q & A

and closing survey until 11:30 AM.

 

Where: This session will take place at the Department of Education in

Concord, NH

 

New Hampshire Department of Education

101 Pleasant Street

Londergan Hall, Room 15

Concord, NH  03301

 

Registration: http://www.gmpdc.org . Look on  the top menu for Learning

 

Workshops

 

This FREE event is offered through the NH Department of Education and

The Educational Outreach Committee of the National Guard. According to the

University of New Hampshire's NH Demographics - Children of Military

Families - August 2009, there are over 4,000 children of NH military

families throughout New Hampshire. The primary objective of the J1/CC

Education Outreach Committee is to provide awareness of the unique

challenges that military children face to educators of New Hampshire

schools.

 

Liane Haslauer

Manchester School District

Greater Manchester Professional Development Center

530 South Porter St.

Manchester, NH 03103

tel: (603) 628-6144 ext. 402

fax:(603) 628-6130

lhaslauer at mansd.org

www.gmpdc.org

 

Dial-A-Ride Volunteers Needed

 

Dial A Ride is a volunteer service organization that was started by the Hopkinton Woman's Club over 30 years ago. Our purpose is to transport the elderly in our community to medical and dental appointments in Hopkinton and Contoocook as well as to the Concord area. We are in need of drivers to help us out. You would usually be called only once a month to help and it is Monday through Friday, no weekends involved. Normally you can drop the client at their appointment and do any errands yourself. Feel free to drop by our office at the Slusser Senior Center Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from 10 am to 12 noon or call Cathy Rothwell at 746-4364, Pat Dawson at 746-5547, or Danielle Meserve at 746-6866 if you have any questions.

Thanks again!

Danielle

 

HOPKINTON RECREATION NEWS

 

Please check the Hopkinton Recreation website for updated information.  http://www.hopkinton-nh.gov (then click Recreation)

 

You can sign up for our email list serve at http://www.hopkinton-nh.gov/subscriber and clicking “Recreation Notices.”

 

Community Scrapbooking

 

Fall Festival  - Halloween Holler

 

The American Red Cross Babysitting Training Course

 

Co-Ed Adult Volleyball

 

Stained Glass Club

 

Tai Chi for Everyone – Beginner Class Added

 

Justin La Vigne

Parks and Recreation Director

Slusser Senior Center Director

Town of Hopkinton NH

603-746-2915

 



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