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Oct. 8, 2015
Edition
Hidden River Headlines
Principal
Monroe Public Schools
Hidden River Middle School
9224 Paradise Lake Road, Snohomish, WA
98296
Brett Wille
[email protected]
Vice Principal/Athletic
Director
Joe Delp
[email protected]
Principal’s Message...
HRM Families … Welcome to Fall!
Counselor
Michelle Simeoni
[email protected]
Secretary
Liz Holton
[email protected]
ASB/Counseling Secretary
Kathi Yingling
[email protected]
Athletic Secretary
Judy Aaby
[email protected]
Attendance Secretary
Debbie Schelfhout
[email protected]
Health Room
HR Assistant
Brena Brady
360-804-4132
[email protected]
Office
360-804-4100
Fax
360-804-4199
Attendance Hotline
360-804-4101
Monroe Public Schools
District Website
http://www.monroe.wednet.edu
Absent or Tardy?
Call our 24 hour attendance hotline
360-804-4101
or use Family Access
A special thanks to all of the students and families that made it out to Curriculum Night last
week. We had a larger turnout than we've had in several years and it was great for us to have the
opportunity to share with you some of the important things we are focusing on at Hidden River on
behalf of our students. A reminder that Conference Week is just around the corner, happening the
last week of October. This is a great me for you to come in and have a few 1 on 1 minutes with
each teacher, hearing about the progress your student is making as well as any areas of concern
early in the school year. Your partnership with us on behalf of your student(s) is paramount and we
hope to see you there!
As we head into the 2nd month of school we are geng set to ramp up with a couple of our intervenons that we have in place here for students that need a lile extra me and support for their
learning. ZAP (Zeros Aren't Permied) is in full-swing now … this is our lunch-me intervenon for
students that have not completed important homework and assignments. Our message to students
is simple … if we assign the work, we believe that it's important and not doing it isn't an opon. Students get "Zapped" for the next school day and in many cases students decide to go ahead
and just complete and turn in the work. Last year our ZAP intervenon contributed to about 1/2 the
amount of failing grades being issued compared to the previous school year which is awesome! The
second intervenon that is starng next week is our Hawk Time. Hawk Time is about a 25 minute
poron of the day (this year right before lunch) where students can get extra help in classes where
they need it. In some cases teachers will be "stamping" student Agendas, inving them to special reteach or skill focused sessions where they can get targeted support in areas where they are struggling. Students that haven't been stamped have the choice to aend any of the open sessions in the
building … classrooms offering extension/enrichment acvies, silent reading zones, open study hall,
"maker-spaces" in the library, art projects, general help sessions for Math/Reading/Science, targeted
band instrucon, etc. This is the first me we have been this intenonal with Hawk Time and we are
hoping it will have a huge impact on student achievement and success in class.
Finally, a special congratulaons is in order for Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Smith has applied for and accepted
a secretarial posion at Monroe High School. Mrs. Smith has been an integral member of the HRM
staff for 14 years as an outstanding para-educator so this is a bier-sweet moment for our staff … we
are happy for Mrs. Smith but extremely sad to see her go! Good luck to you Mrs. Smith … your posive atude, hard work, and up-liing spirit will certainly be missed here at HRM!
Bre Wille
Principal
Hidden River Purpose
Our purpose at Hidden River is to create an environment that ensures
all students learn the necessary skills, from academic to cizenship, to
be successful in middle school and beyond.
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Core Values: “Our Kids, Our Community”
Have a Posive Atude
Act with Integrity
Wholehearted Respect
Keep our Commitments
Serve our Community
The next edition of Hidden
River Headlines will be on
Oct. 22, 2015
MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETICS
and Boys Basketball start November 3rd.
Athletic packets due Oct 28th.** These are typically cut sports. Students
**Volleyball
need to be cleared and ready to practice by Monday, November 3 rd.
NOTE: Athletic packets are now online. You may find the online forms in your Family Access website.
ALONG WITH THE ONLINE APPLICATION, YOU WILL NEED TO RETURN THE FOLLOWING PAPER FORMS
TO THE MAIN OFFICE:
Physical Examination Form. These are good for two years. These must be good through the ENIRE season.
Parent Medical Questionnaire (completed annually)
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FALL Schedules: (All games start at 3:45 unless otherwise noted)
**** All Monroe games held at Memorial Field
Football 8th Grade
October 8 – Monroe @ Totem Middle School
October 14 – Monroe @ Cavelero
October 20 – Centennial at Monroe**** 5:30 pm start time
October 29 – Stanwood @ Monroe****
Football 7th Grade
October 7 – Stanwood at Monroe****
October 14 – Monroe @ Centennial
October 20 – Valley View at Monroe**** 3:45 pm start time
October 28 – Monroe @ Stanwood
Fastpitch
October 7 – @ Hidden River (against Centennial)
October 12 – @ Park Place Middle 3:15 start time
October 14 – @ Hidden River (against Valley View)
October 19 – @ Snohomish High School (against Centennial)
October 21 -- @ Hidden River (against Park Place) 3:15 start time
October 26 -- @ Hidden River (against Totem MS)
Cross Country
October 8 -- Cavelero
October 12 – Will Tucker Park
October 15 – Sky River Park (Monroe)
October 20 – River Meadows
October 28 – League Finals @ River Meadows
As always, if you have questions or concerns please call.
Joe Delp, Athletic Director - 360-804-4105
Judy Aaby, Athletic Secretary - 360-804-4108
October is National
Bullying Prevention Month
Sun
Mon
Blue Shirt Day
(Bullying Prevention Awareness)
Tues
Spirit Week
Begins
Fri
Curriculum Night
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Thur
Sat
Popcorn Friday
Early Dismissal @
1:40 p.m.
Early Dismissal @
1:40 p.m.
Columbus Day
Wed
Principal Chat
8:30-9:30 a.m.
Unity Day
(Wear Orange)
PTO Meeng
7:00 p.m.
PTO FALL
SOCIAL
2:20-4:00 p.m.
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Popcorn Friday
Early Dismissal @
1:40 p.m.
Early Dismissal @
1:40 p.m.
Picture Retake
Day
Halloween
Fall Family/Teacher Conferences
Early Dismissal @ 11:50 a.m.
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thur
Fri
Sat
Early Dismissal @
1:40 p.m.
Veterans Day
Principal Chat
8:30-9:30 a.m.
No School
PTO Meeng
7:00 p.m.
Early Dismissal @
11:50 a.m.
Thanksgiving
Day
Popcorn Friday
Early Dismissal @
1:40 p.m.
No School
Early Dismissal @
1:40 p.m.
HEALTH INFORMATION NIGHT
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Park Place Middle School
1408 W. Main Street
Monroe, WA 98272
Students in grades 6-8 receive information about Human Sexuality every year as part of the Monroe Public
Schools’ Health Curriculum. Students also receive instruction about the prevention of HIV/AIDS. Families are
encouraged to talk with their children at home about these important subjects. As our education partners, families
are invited to learn more about this instruction Tuesday, October 20, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the Park Place Middle
School library. Parents have always been encouraged to preview the curriculum materials specific to each grade
level. Parents who wish to exclude their child(ren) from participation in the Human Sexuality unit are not required
to attend the meeting but must complete an exclusion form. These forms are available in the main office at your
child’s school. Parents who wish to exclude their child(ren) from participation in the HIV/AIDS portion of the
Health Curriculum are required by state law to preview materials before completing an exclusion form. These materials will be available at the October 20th meeting and exclusion forms may be completed that night. Forms are
also available online at www.monroe.wednet.edu/PAGES/forms.
For those unable to attend the evening meeting, instructional materials for Human Sexuality and HIV/AIDS will be
available for preview at the Student Services Department located at the Administration Building, 200 East Fremont
Street, Monroe, WA, 360.804.2600.
PRINCIPAL CHATS
Parents—Mark your calendar for our Principal Chats
happening on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.
Our first one will be on Tuesday, October 13th at
8:30 a.m. in the library. We hope to see you there!
October is National Bullying Prevention Month and
at Hidden River our theme is "The End of Bullying
Begins With Me". Our commitments are:
1) We will not bully others
2) We will help students who are bullied
3) We will include students who are left out and
4) If we know someone is being bullied, we will tell a
trusted adult - at home or at school. Please join us
in raising awareness for bullying and working to end
bullying completely in our community.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
10-8-15 - Northwest Art Center Digital Arts
10-10-15 - UW Inspire STEM Festival
10-10-15 - Firehouse #3 Open House
10-18-15 - YMCA Fall Teen Bus Run
10-31-15 - YMCA Classic Family Fun Run/Walk
12-18-15 - Fall Imagine Children’s Museum
6-23-16 - Shack Art Center Activities
IN THE LITERATURE RACK
Athletic/Activity Packets (Now online)
Volunteer Packet (Now online)
Weather/Emergency Info
Free/Reduced Lunch Applications
College Bound Scholarships
YMCA Teen Clubs/Registration
YMCA Minority Achievers
YMCA Teen Bus Run
Notice of Non-Discrimination The Monroe School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, honorably discharged
veteran or military status, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the use of a trained dog
guide or service animal by a person with a disability in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Title IX Coordinator Justin Blasko: 200 E Fremont Monroe, WA 98272
360.804.2539 [email protected]. Section 504/ADA Coordinator Ginnie Ayres: 200 E Fremont Monroe, WA 98272 360.804.2558 [email protected]
Compliance Coordinator for 28A.640 and 28A.642 RCW Joanne Dickinson: 200 E Fremont Monroe, WA 98272: 360.804.2532 [email protected]. The Monroe
School District will also take steps to assure that national origin persons who lack English language skills can participate in all education programs, services and activities. For
information regarding translation services or transitional bilingual education programs, contact Ginnie Ayres.
Conference schedule for the week of
Oct. 26 - Oct. 30
Early Dismissal at 11:50 a.m.
Conferences will be on:
Tuesday the 27th and Wednesday the 28th. We
will have afternoon sessions from 12:30 - 3:00 p.m. and
then evening sessions on both of those days from
5:00 - 7:30 p.m.
A Spanish speaking interpreter will be available during
conference week on Wednesday, Oct. 28th from 5:00 7:30 p.m.
SPIRIT WEEK IS OCT. 19 - 23
Monday - Hawaiian Day
Tuesday - Snazzy/Formal Day
Wednesday - Wear Orange
(Bearcat Gear) for Bulling
Prevenon Month
Thursday - Seahawks Day
Friday - Crazy Hair with
school spirit
Friday, Oct. 23 - Fall Pep
Assembly
We are looking forward to seeing you then!
We are sad to say good-bye to our staff member, Mrs. Smith, as she
takes a new position at Monroe High School. Mrs. Smith has been a
part of the Hidden River staff for the past 14 years. Her own two
boys attended Hidden River, and she has given greatly of her time
and support so that Hidden River continued to be the best it could
be. Her talents are many: she has worked as a para-educator with
our students in small groups in a variety of subjects, she has been
first hand support for our librarians on a daily basis, she has managed our book room for the past several years –
checking text books out to staff and students, she has painted our
backdrops for the annual drama production and done an outstanding
job capturing the character of the production with her artistic talent, she has assisted Mrs. Brady in designing our student showcase
posters which are displayed in the front hall. Needless to say, she
will be greatly missed! Though it is our loss, we wish her well and
every success in her new position and it will be fun for her to see
our middle school students as they mature into young adults at the
high school.
Mrs. Smith…we thank you for all your years of service to HRMS. WE WILL
MISS YOU!
NEWS FROM THE LIBRARY
Dear Parents,
In this age of technology, how do we keep up with all changes? How do we monitor our children
and the digital world they live in? It is ever more important to talk to our children about digital
media and technology. We call these strategies Digital Citizenship. From the age of birth to 18,
we teach and mentor our children on how to become good citizens of our country. The same now
holds true for children becoming good citizens in the digital world. Each week I will put
together a little tidbit of information about current trends with kids in the technical world. I hope this
helps you to stay current with what is happening in the teen tech world!
Sincerely,
DeAnn Hermes
HRMS Librarian
[email protected]
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
This week I’d like to spotlight a picture tend with our youth, an app called Instagram. With quick
access to camera phones, Instagram has become a new favorite social media app for sharing
pictures and video.
How Instagram works: Download the app from your app store. Create an account. Students are
supposed to be 13 to create accounts, but there are many younger kids who have accounts. Take
a picture from the app using your phone and it is immediately downloaded to your Instagram account. Once on the account, the picture is available for any followers to view and comment on.
What you need to know:
The draw to Instagram is the ability to quickly share pictures, but more enticing is the quick feedback kids receive from followers. Instagram subscribers also have access to numerous accounts
of unknown individuals. Please talk with your child about setting privacy settings and being careful
who they accept as followers. Also talk with your student about leaving respectful comments and
how to deal with negative comments he/she may receive. CommonSenseMedia.org is an amazing
site for parents. I will reference them in later newsletters. For more information about Instagram
and a video tutorial, please scan the QR code below:
HRMS FALL PTO SOCIAL
WEAR YOUR HALLOWEEN COSTUME! THERE WILL BE A CONTEST FOR EACH GRADE WITH PRIZES!
DJ! FOOD, DRINK, AND TREATS!
I hereby give permission for (student’s name) _______________________________________________ to
parcipate in the Student Social on October 22rd 2015.
There is no acvity bus. Acvies on school campus. Students must be picked up by 4:30pm. Student
permission forms MUST be turned in by Wednesday October 21nd. Students without signed permission form
will not be able to purchase admiance to the social.
Cost is $5.00 per student with ASB card or $6.00 per student without ASB card. Funds are due prior to entry.
Wristbands will be on sale during lunch day of social OR at the door. Cash or check only. Make checks payable
to HRMS PTO. The office CANNOT hold funds for you, please do not send money in advance.
Students who fail to return a completed permission slip by October 22nd will not be allowed to stay on
school campus.
I understand that in the event of accident or illness, every effort will be made to contact parents or guardians
immediately. If it becomes necessary for the staff member in charge to obtain emergency care for my child, I
authorize Monroe Public Schools to secure emergency medical care as needed.
Parent/Guardian name (print)_____________________________________________________________
Signature of parent/guardian _______________________________________________Date__________
Home Address _________________________________________________________________________
Telephone (day)______________________________ Telephone (night) __________________________
Student/chaperone emergency contact_____________________________________________________
Telephone (emergency contact) ___________________________________________________________
Student birth date ____________ Physician name/phone #_____________________________________
Student/chaperone health concerns _______________________________________________________
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS AND WE NEED PARTY DONATIONS: Please help us by bringing or sending a bag of
candy to share at the social. We need volunteers this year to help insure that this will be a fun social for the
kids, please come and join the party with us.
If you are interested in volunteering for this event please contact Tanya Adamson at 360-348-5058 or email
[email protected].
OCTOBER 21, 2015
Special
Guest
Chef
FRYELANDS
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
15286 Fryelands Blvd.
Monroe, WA 98272
Meet A
Local
Farmer!
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Students and parents from all
Monroe’s public schools
are invited!
Healthy
Snack
Samples!
PRIZES!
FOOD
ART!
21 de OCTUBRE 2015
Chef invitados especiales
Muestras
de Meriendas
Escuela Primaria
FRYELANDS
15286 Fryelands Blvd.
Monroe, WA 98272
Conosca a
un agricultor local
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Premios!
Invitamos a los estudiantes y padres de todas las Escuelas Públicas de Monroe están invitadas!
arte de
la
comida
Bienvenidos al nuevo año escolar
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El Distrito Escolar de Monroe no discrimina por sexo, raza,
credo, religión, color, nacionalidad, edad, veterano retirado
honorablemente o condición militar, orientación sexual,
incluida la expresión o identidad de género, la presencia de
cualquier discapacidad sensitiva, mental o física, o por el uso
de un perro de guía entrenado o animal de servicio por parte
de una persona con discapacidad en sus programas y
actividades, y brinda el mismo acceso al Club de niños
exploradores y otros grupos para jóvenes designados. Los
siguientes empleados han sido designados para encargarse de
las preguntas y las quejas sobre supuestas discriminaciones: el
Coordinador del Título IX: Justin Blasko (360.804.2539); la
Coordinadora de la Sección 504/ADA: Ginnie Ayres
(360.804.2558); y la Coordinadora del cumplimiento: Joanne
Dickinson (360.805.2532).
Welcome to the new School Year
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trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a
disability in its programs and activities and provides equal
access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.
The following employees have been designated to handle
questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Title IX
Coordinator, Justin Blasko (360.804.2539), Section 504/ADA
Coordinator, Ginnie Ayres (360.804.2558), and Compliance
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