MES Weekly Scoop

Basketball season is starting for our Junior High and High School teams. I know many of our students like to attend these games. This is a fun and exciting experience for all involved. In order to keep these games safe and fun for all, we ask our students to follow our bulldog expectations.

All students are expected to be sitting in the stands watching the game.

Students are expected to cheer in a positive manner for the teams playing.

Practice sportsmanship to opponents and officials at all times.

Do not throw anything in the stands. Bottles, popcorn, balls, paper, etc…

Do not run in the stands. Do not run in the halls. Do not run.

Be considerate of fans watching the game, you should not be back and forth to Bathroom or concessions multiple times.

Elementary children should not be left unattended at ballgames.

Jamie Anderson is one of our three PK teachers here at MES. She has both 3 and 4 year olds this year. Mrs. A has taught for 15 years total and 7 here at MES. Mrs. A loves her PK students and is always a positive influence with them. She works hard designing relevant and rigorous instruction. Mrs. A is always willing to help and her personality is happy and inviting. She is a perfect fit for Pre School. Thanks Jamie for all you do to make MES a better place.

Tiffany Heyd teaches reading and math interventions here at MES. She is also our building testing coordinator. Tiffany has taught at MES for 7 years and 12 total. She spends a lot of time working on student testing data, putting students into tiered groups, and teaching tier 3 reading and math. Tiffany works hard with Fastbridge testing.Tiffany is a valuable team player, and always willing to help students improve. Thank you Tiffany for your work and helping our students.

We need your help. We have a large amount of coats, jackets,and hoodies being left all over the building. Mostly in the gym, cafeteria, and playground. The vast majority have no name written in them. When they are put in the lost and found, they are never claimed. Lost and found is located in the breeze way at the main entrance.

Please tell your child the importance of keeping their clothing items. Be sure to write their name in their coats. Check to see if your child has their coat. All these items will be taken to Habitat at the end of the semester or sooner when we can't store that many items.

Monday: Chicken and noodle or Deli sandwich, Mashed potatoes, corn, Fruit, Milk.

Tuesday: Dunkers and sauce or Salad, French Fries, Baked Beans, Sliced Peaches, Milk

Wednesday: Chicken Tetrazinni, or Salad, Garlic Bread, Hash Brown Patty, Veggies, applesauce, Milk

Thursday: Ribbette Sandwich or Salad, Potato wedges, Green Beans, Cantaloupe, Milk

Friday: Corndog or uncrustable, Scalloped potatoes, carrots, Strawberries and Bananas, Milk

1. Look at the situation and the people around you.

Know the meaning of the words you are about to say.

Refrain from using words that can offend someone.

Avoid using slang or profanity.