McCormick Middle School

1. Today’s lunch is Chicken Strips.

2. Congratulations to the Cross Country team as they SURVIVED the Huron Invitational this past Saturday. With such high temps, we still had some personal records. Hazel Boos, Evie Mazur, William Meyer, and Zander Kaufman ran personal course records. Logan Kerstetter and Troy Wyatt ran both personal course and overall records. And, Will Marsh, Grayson Henning, and Owen Vorhees had personal records. Tigers finish their season this Saturday in Tiffin at the SBC races. Good luck runners!

Also, Congratulations to O.J. Bork and Gavin Synowka for their awesome run on Saturday.

3. Academic Challenge practice has been cancelled today.  Check google classroom for updates.

4. REMINDER:  Only go to the cafeteria in the morning if purchasing breakfast.  ALL others are to go straight to the auditorium.  No one should be in the halls until the bell rings.

5. The lost and found is located in the front hall by the Auditorium doors. It is filling up.  If you have lost something, please check the lost and found!

6. Dress code reminders: The Huron City Schools dress code states that students are NOT to wear - Pajama Pants, Flannel Pants or Spandex Shorts to school. Also shoes must have backs on them - Crocs must be in “sport mode”. 

7. There will be a brief meeting at 2:00 on Thursday for 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing basketball.

8. Come watch “Dare to Dream Jr.” the musical, on October 10 and 11, at 7:00pm in the McCormick Auditorium.  Tickets are $10.

9. Parent-teacher conferences are on Thursday, October 9, from 3:00pm to 6:00pm.  Parents should look for an email link from Mr. Doughty to schedule a conference.

10. There is no school on Monday, October 13.

11. Attention 7th and 8th graders:  If you are interested in swimming or diving, there will be a parent and student athlete meeting at the High School in the cafeteria on Tuesday, October 14, at 6:30pm.  The season starts October 20th.  Questions, email Coach Daniel Smith at dsmith@huron-city.k12.oh.us

12. McCormick students respect others not only in their speech but also their actions. Students need to realize that their actions can show disrespect as well. When students tsk another person, roll their eyes, or smack their lips these are all signs of disrespect. Gestures like these are a sign of disrespect and a bad attitude. Let’s stay positive, and show respect at all times.