
Cubs Weekly
Week of August 31
Welcome!
We are back in person next week, Sept. 8
Return to school
We are back to in-person instruction on Tuesday, September 8, and we are looking forward to seeing your child! Please make sure they return with their Chromebook charged and ready to go. Remember, if your child is not feeling well or is running a temperature, please keep them at home.
Picture day is Wednesday, September 16
Online Lions students will also be notified of the details next week.
CAST - After School Tutoring
Sign up for tutoring at the link below
CAST is planning to help students as much as we can! We are offering appointment times for students on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons on a limited basis for homework/classwork help in person and also offering virtual appointments! We are not offering transportation this year. Parents need to sign up at our website to reserve a spot. Enrollment is on a first come, first served basis. More details can be found at https://www.castwashco.org/2020-tutoring-registration
Fill out the 2020 Census
Every ten years, everyone living in the United States – regardless of immigration status – is counted in the census. The count is used to distribute power at every level of government and distribute more than $675 billion each year to communities across the nation. Participating in the census is a civic duty – much like voting – and is confidential and simple to complete.
The census is important. From school boards to the U.S. House of Representatives, the census is used to distribute power – and resources – to the people. The 2020 Census will determine how much federal funding our community receives for education, healthcare, housing, transportation, emergency services, and more. Every person counted in the census means more money for programs that support Salem Community Schools, our students, and you – their families. In our community, the census impacts funding for free and reduced school lunches, mental health services, special education, SNAP, WIC, Medicare, and so many more essential programs. The census supports all children, helping them meet challenging state academic standards and have a well-rounded education.
The census is safe. By law, individual responses to the census are confidential for 72 years and can't be shared with anyone, including law enforcement, immigration, tax agencies, or even the President of the United States. Your information is private and can’t be used against you.
The census is easy. Completing the census for your household should only take about ten minutes and is simpler than ever to do. Your household should have received a form by mail earlier this year, but if you’ve misplaced it don’t worry! You can still respond by calling [English version: (844) 330-2020/Spanish version: (844) 468-2020] or online at my2020census.gov.
The census’s deadline is approaching. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the deadline to respond to the 2020 Census was extended earlier this year until September 30, 2020. The date your household will reference when completing your census is April 1, 2020. Make sure you count everyone who was residing in your household on this date, including roommates, extended family, friends, and – of course – children!
Important upcoming dates
- Students will return to school Tuesday, September 8
- The Activities and Athletics calendar is updated on the Salem Middle School website with the 20/21 schedules as they currently stand. The calendar can be found on the website under the ACTIVITIES AND ATHLETICS tab at the bottom of the list.
Counseling Corner
Mrs. Ellis
Some of you may be anxious coming back to school on Tuesday. That is a perfectly normal feeling!
Here are some statements to help ease your anxiousness.
I cannot wait to see everyone on Tuesday!
About us
Website: http://salemschoolssms.ss16.sharpschool.com/
Location: 500 North Harrison Street, Salem, IN, USA
Phone: 812-883-3808
Facebook: www.facebook.com/smscubs
Twitter: @SalemComSchools