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Notice to Parents - Upcoming Events

Posted April 30, 2012

For a complete list of upcoming events for May and June - view the following attachment. The Calendar has also been published in the local Lions News.

Upcoming Events for May and June

Class of 2012 Safe Grad Breakfast

Posted April 30, 2012

On Saturday, May 12th, the Class of 2012 will be hosting a breakfast at the McAdam Railway Station Lunch Counter to raise funds for Safe Grad activities. The breakfast will be from 8:00 AM - 10:30 AM and the cost is $7.00/person. Tickets can be purchased from any 2012 Graduate or by calling the school at 784-6828. The menu will include: Eggs, Sausage, Homefries, Toast and Coffee/Tea/Juice OR Pancakes, Sausage, Homefries, Toast and Coffee/Tea/Juice.

Stop Smoking Group

Posted March 27, 2012

There will be a Stop Smoking group meeting on April 2 at 12:15 in the Conference Room. All students interested are invited to attend.

Parent Forum

Posted March 16, 2012

This is to inform you that the parent forum scheduled for tonight is postponed.

The District 18 Education Council are hosting a parent forum on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Nashwaaksis Middle School.

The focus of the Forum is “Let’s Talk: Physical and Emotional Health” with two special guest speakers. Michelina Mancuso of New Brunswick Health Council, and Marshall Button, who will be speaking from a parent perspective, but known to many as Lucien.

forum-agenda-mar21-12.doc

forum-registrationform-mar21_2012.doc

forum-poster.pdf

Pizza Fundraiser

Posted March 12, 2012

The next Pizza Fundraiser will be held on Saturday, March 31st. To order pizzas you can contact any student or call the school at 784-6828.

Sportsmanship Displayed by MHS Athletes

Posted March 12, 2012

We recently received this letter from Christa McKeil from Keswick Valley Memorial School and believe it is worth sharing. It is nice to see our athletes and coaches displaying good sportsmanship. We are proud of the MHS MIddle School Girl's Basketball Team and how they represented our school and community.