Dear Wyandot Families,
The new semester brings the opportunity for a fresh start for both students and staff. One of the mottos in our H.A.W.K. student acronym is to “work hard to reach your highest potential.” We believe that hard work up front pays off later. The third quarter allows students the opportunity to gain perspective and move in a positive direction in each of their classes. There’s a new slate for them to begin and my hope is to see each of our students grow to accomplish great things by the end of the year. Student Report Cards will be available in Power School on Friday, January 27th. Please take some time to review these with your students and acknowledge their accomplishments and/or identify areas to improve on.
Our staff recently did a PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) review day. During this time, students reviewed our behavioral expectations. We are confident that students will take these important messages and keep them in mind throughout their school day.
We encourage our students to set goals as they embark on the second half of the school year. In doing so, we hope that all students will gain understanding of the importance of committing to something and putting in the work to make it happen! The next step in this process will be completing their Spring NWEA testing which will begin in March, followed by state testing (P-SAT and MSTEP in April).
Here are a few additional important dates for 3rd Quarter:
2-10 HAWK Fest Q2 Incentive Day
2-17 Early Release at 10:53; Mid- Winter Break begins at dismissal
2-27 Classes Resume
3-7 No School- Teacher PD
3-8/9 Parent Teacher Conferences 5:30 – 8:00 PM
3-10 Early Release at 10:53; Spring Break begins at dismissal
4-10 Classes Resume
Here’s to a great second semester for us all!
Sincerely,
Mrs. Kozouz
Proud Principal
Wyandot Middle School
This program is designed to let our students know that their positive behavior is appreciated and noticed. This award is not given for academic achievement, but rather in recognition of student’s good citizenship, effort, manners, dependability and positive attitudes. Each month, every staff member selects up to two students from his/her classes to be Student of the Month. Each student receives breakfast, a certificate and 10 Hawk Honor Awards. We would like to congratulate the following students for November and December:
6th Grade: William Agostini, Diora Bega, Aviana Boutros, Anthony Clay, Josslynne Daniels, Zaine Deanovich, Jason Dedgjonaj, Nora Docherty, Gjovani Gjelaj, Mikaela Gonzalez, Christopher Greer, Lauren Haag, Brody Hinson, Michael Hollinquest, Myleah Johnson, Amber Kluce, Korissa Konaszweski, Jaylynn Kropf, Landon Larry, Tyler Little, Gage Luetzow, Sama Matar, Nickolas Morin, Robin Murphy, Kevin Owens, Lucas Phillips, Benjamin Salyers, Samantha Shordi, Hannah Skvarce, Dzana Sojkic, Miranda Stevens, Alex Vuksanbrucaj, Austin Watson, Jennal White
7th Grade: Layla Armstrong, Kaylyn Barnes, Rylee Booth, Michael Broadbridge, Leah Chambers, Jasmina Dedgjonaj, Gabrielle Foster, Lilian Fournier, Kamryn Frontiera, Lilian Gryniewicz, Sophia Johnasen, Kaitlyn Jordan, Ryleigh Kot, Noah Lagodzinski, Kirsten Maize, Niko Maurer, Lavina Mikha, Matthew Moran, Madeline Murphy, Briana Ndreu, Ava Nowacki, Dominic Nowacki, Samantha Nowicki, Alexa Popko, Mia Prokop, Edward Smith, Chase Steverson, Jeremiah Taylor, Marlee Termini, Joel Thorp, Zachary Umlah, Bernard Van Buren, Laila Wesley, Riley Wilks, Marcus Williams, Aaliyah Woodruff
8th Grade: Hayder Al Rubaye, Miley Austin, Chase Avery, Aubree Barnett, Michael Brogan, Adam Chrominski, Maria DiMercurio, Eion Elias, Sofia Furtado, Flaid Hysa, Ardi Isai, Dietrich Jones, Aubri Kelly, Jenna Kyker, Hannah Loren, Ava Mancuso, Hugh May, Gabrielle Montgomery, Madeline Pietzsch, Alyssa Pisarski, Tony Saputo, Natasha Saveski, Camryn Smith, Hana Sojkic, Benjamin Stockel, Nikolas Stojansiki, Justin Vanderwyngaard, Riya Velugubanti, Faisel Zahed
Is Your Student Sick?
If your student has a fever over 100.4, vomitting or diarhhea they MUST stay home for 24 hours after last episode.
COVID or COVID Symptoms? https://www.chippewavalleyschools.org/covid-19/
School Counselor Information
Please visit the Counseling section on our website for the latest information.
Cell Phone Policy
Cell phones and other electronic devices are expected to be silenced and out of sight. No exceptions.
Lost and Found
Our lost and found is getting full. Please remind your student to check for missing items. Thank you.
Employment Opportunities
Are you looking for a fun and rewarding job that fits your children's school schedule? Please click on the pic for availability.
Parking Lot
As we continue to navigate through the busy Wyandot traffic, please pack your patience! Students must exit cars at the drop off curb. Do not have students exit your car anywhere besides our sidewalk, especially on the main street of Garfield! Also, when students exit while stopped in our parking lot, it causes a large backup to the process. Most importantly, this is not safe for your child. It is also critical that cars do not use our bus loop/exit to leave our parking lot. Busses need access to this, and it is not safe to have cars driving through preventing this traffic flow. Please do your part to keep our students and staff safe at arrival and departures.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
EARLY DIMISSAL
When you are picking up your student early from school:
- Bring in your Drivers license, Michigan ID or Passport to verify your identity.
- Allow yourself at least 15 minutes for pick up.
- We DO NOT pull students early from class. There is no need to call ahead of time.
Wyandot Middle School
Half day: 7:58 -10:53
Email: DoNotReply@cvs.k12.mi.us
Website: https://www.chippewavalleyschools.org/schools/middle-schools/wyandot/
Location: 39490 Garfield Road, Clinton Township, MI, USA
Phone: 586-723-4200
Facebook: facebook.com/WyandotMiddleSchoolCVS
