The Middle Zone. News From DMS - June-July, 2017

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1 The Middle Zone News From DMS - June-July, 2017 JUNE BIRTHDAYS Kiera H. - 1 Olivia W. - 1 Tyler C. - 2 Nora S. - 2 Louden F. - 3 Leila K. - 3 Hanna R. - 6 Jordan C. - 7 Chase F. - 7 Ella F. - 7 Bridgette M. - 7 Mia P. - 8 Carter S. - 8 Josh D. - 9 Cameron D Joe G Kyla R Alec W Jacob H Paige P Trenton R Caden Z Brett R Jocelyn W Billy L Alex F Zach F Jayden H Breana D Beau J JULY BIRTHDAYS Ivey G. - 1 Alex P. - 1 Mira K. - 2 Lacardar W. - 6 Megan D Brielle R Austin M Cecelia L Riley M Zander S Dakota B McKenna W Kyler F Kylie K Zena W Michael C Tyona P Emily H Romeo R Irene T Cameron J ATTENTION! REQUIRED IMMUNIZATION FOR 6TH GRADE All students entering 6th grade will be required to receive the DTap vaccination or a waiver must be signed before students will be permitted to attend DMS the first day. SAVE THE DATE! DISTRICT WIDE REGISTRATION Registration for all students will take place at the Dodgeville Middle School cafeteria on August 1st from 7:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., 2nd from 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. and 3rd from 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Ridgeway Elementary School students may register at either the Ridgeway Elementary School or the Dodgeville Middle School cafeteria. Please check your school's home page on the district website for fillable forms that can be printed/completed ahead of time. Several forms will need to be completed or updated, including census verification, registration and permission/consent form,and free & reduced meals applications. Payment of book/art fee/athletic and other fees can be made on these days as well as sign-up for in-town busing. Student picture information will also be available, picture date is scheduled for September 7th. Chromebooks may be returned to DMS students during registration - with the completion of the technology agreement and fees SCHOOL DATES TO REMEMBER September 5 - First Day of School October 27 - No School November 7 - End of First Quarter November No School - Thanksgiving Recess December 25-January 1 - No School - Winter Recess January 18 - End of Second Quarter January 19 - No School - Professional Development Day March 23 - End of Third Quarter March No School - Spring Recess May 28 - No School - Memorial Day June 5 - Last Day of School (1/2 day of classes)

2 FOOD SERVICE SUMMER FOOD SUMMER FUN! Healthy meals for kids and teens. FREE! No need to sign up or apply - just show up and enjoy! Location and Times of Meals: Ridgeway Elementary School Monday through Friday Breakfast - 7:30 a.m - 9:45 a.m. Lunch - 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Contact: Ridgeway Elementary School (608) or Chris Lindner - Food Service Director (608) More Info: wisummerfood.org or call 211 This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Food Service Program Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction LATEST FROM THE LIBRARY BATTLE OF THE BOOKS The WEMTA (Wisconsin Educational Media & Technology Association) Statewide Battle of the Books reading list will be available after June 1st. Students interested in participating in next school year s Battle of the Books program will be able to get the list by visiting the DMS LMC website or the Dodgeville Public Library. On our website, information will be under the tab Battle of the Books ( ) Even though the weekly meetings for Battle of the Books do not begin until several weeks into next school year, and the statewide competition takes place late in February, it is never too early to start reading! The Battle of the Books reading list contains twenty exciting middle level titles that can also be used as a guide for quality summer reading.

3 DMS LMC SIZZLING SUMMER READING PROGRAM Our summer reading program is designed to help middle school students understand that reading is an enjoyable pastime, and that we read for pleasure as well as to acquire information. It is also no secret that reading skills improve with practice, so that it becomes an even more entertaining past time. Students are asked to read at least four books and record them in a reading log. To be eligible to win prizes and enter the grand prize raffle, students need to turn in their logs in September. More information about the middle school s summer reading program, including reading logs and a suggested reading list, can be found on the DMS LMC website under the tab Reading Program ( ) MUSIC NOTES DMS SUMMER MUSIC PROGRAM Dates: June 12-July 7 : Monday, Wednesday & Friday 8:30-9:30 Jazz : Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9:40-10:30 Drumline and Colorguard Clinics: Tuesday & Thursday 8:30-9:30 (June 13, 15, 20 & 22) Parades: July 4 th in Mineral Point July 9 th in Dodgeville September 3 rd in Ridgeway Jazz Concert will be at 6:00 on Friday, July 7 th in the DMS cafeteria. DMS SPORTS 7TH & 8TH GRADE INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS AT DMS! Cross Country - 1st Quarter - boys & girls Volleyball - 1st Quarter - girls Boys Basketball - 2nd Quarter Girls Basketball - 3rd Quarter Wrestling - 3rd Quarter - boys & girls Track - 4th Quarter - boys & girls DMS FALL SPORTS SIGN-UP Students entering 7th or 8th grade who are interested in participating in girls volleyball or co-ed cross country, should check with the DMS office for the necessary forms required either by contacting the DMS office or at district wide registration. 8TH GRADE ONLY DHS Trap Shooting Team - 1st & 3rd Quarter - boys & girls

4 ATTENTION ATHLETES GET READY TO PLAY! All 7 th and 8 th grade students are eligible to participate in the DMS interscholastic sports programs. If you are interested in being part of one of our athletic teams next year, you must take care of the following items: WIAA physical or alternate year card (you are encouraged to get this taken care of over the summer even if you don t plan on participating in a sport until winter or spring.) You can pick up the required card at the DMS office; many clinics have these forms, or available online at Click on DMS Sports then select WIAA Forms. Athletic Code Sheet and Concussion Agreement completed and signed (available during early registration in August). Fee to participate (payable at the start of each sport). Students interested in participating in fall sports need to make sure these obligations are taken care of before practice begins. Practice usually begins the first day of school. Feel free to stop in the office when you are in the area to get the necessary forms. THIS AND THAT SAFESITTER CLASS Upland Hills Health Safesitter Class is designed to prepare students in grades 6-8 to be safe when they re home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. The instructor-led class is filled with fun games and role-playing exercises. Students even get to use mannequins to practice rescue skills like choking rescue and CPR! Safesitter Class Content: Safety Skills - Students learn how to prevent unsafe situations and what to do when faced with dangers such as a power failure or weather emergencies. Life & Business Skills - The ability to screen jobs, discuss fees, and greet employers will set students up for success now and in the future. Students practice these skills through various role plays. First Aid & Rescue Skills - Learning skills such as choking rescue and CPR is often students favorite part of the class. Students also learn a system to help them assess and respond to injuries and illnesses. Child Care Skills - Students learn tips to prevent and manage problem behavior that will help them stay in control of themselves and the children in their care. Students also learn the ages and stages of child development, as well as practice diapering. Date, Time and Registration Information: June 7th, June 16th, July 21st or August 2nd 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Class Fee - $45.00 Students should bring a sack lunch Call helinm@uplandhillshealth.org

5 DODGEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL 4TH QUARTER - MAY, th HIGH HONORS Nevaeh B. Owen B. Ashley B. Emma B. Zach B. Madison B. Joe C. Tyler C. Alexis C. Kailey D. Sarah D. Josh D. Louden F. Charley G. Destiny G. Natalie G. Natalie G. Tina H. Victoria H. Emily H. Sophia H. Olivia J. Beau J. Leah K. Masen L. Katelyn M. Brittany M. Olivia M. Danielle M. Bailey M. Drake N. Miles O. David P. Destiny R. Riley R. Brielle R. Sam S. Cora S. Emily S. Zander S. Brittany T. Elle T. Jessica V. Anthony V. Casey W. Audrey W. Lily W. Kendra Y. 7th HIGH HONORS Taylor B. Annabel B. Austin B. Tyler B. Chloe B. Devin C. Cal D. Megan D. Ayden H. Karlee H. Auggie H. Alyson H. Max H. Sarah J. Max K. Owen M. Eduardo M. Amy N. Lonale P. Jazmin R. Kaylee R. Sandeep S. Allison S.-K. Eamonn S. Dylan W. Alec W. McKenna W. Jocelyn W. Kayla W. 6th HIGH HONORS Jamison A. Chloie A. Keyshia A. Tarron B. Cody C. Cooper E. Chase F. Ella F. Zach F. Alex F. Natalie G. Chloe G. Kiera H. Lexie H. Jorja J. Colton J. Corley J. Charles K. Kallen K. Sashah K Billy L. Garrett M. Aidan M. Tressa M. Janine M. Blake P. Drew P. Alex P. Matthew P. Trenton R. Dalan R. Aliyah R. Romeo R. Nathan R. Elli S. McKayla S. Carter S. Irene T. Julia T. Charles T. Megan V. Zena W. Caydence W. Bianca Y. 8th HONORS Gretchen B. Jordan C. Garrett D. Klydee H. Aaliyah J. Carter K. Paige M. Cole M. Austin M. Austin P. Eli R. Hanna R. Emiley S. 7th HONORS Kaitlyn B. Justice C. Abe G. Ella G. Shannon H. Keagan K. Ethan L. Harmon L. Cara M. Aliyah M. Kelsey O. Drew P. Mia P. Brett R. Grant R. Nora S. Devon T. Chandler W. Emily W. Carley W. Vanessa Y. 6th HONORS Maggie A. Sarah B. Rose C. Payton G. Noah H. Dylan H. Tristan J. Leila K. Tavion M. Caitlin M. Jayden O. Wyatt O. Sean R. Nevaeh S. Mariah S. Zoe S. Kendall V. Savana W. Nolen W. Liam W. Brynn W.

6 June 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jazz. 13 Drumline & Colorguard 8:30-9:30 a.m Beginning 14 Jazz 15 Drumline & Colorguard 8:30-9:30 a.m Beginning 16 Jazz Jazz 20 Drumline & Colorguard 8:30-9:30 a.m Beginning 21 Jazz 22 Drumline & Colorguard 8:30-9:30 a.m Beginning 23 Jazz Beginning Beginning 30 Jazz Jazz Jazz

7 July 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jazz 4 Mineral Point 4th of July Parade 5 Jazz 6 Beginning 7 Jazz 8 Jazz Concert at DMS 6:00 p.m. 9 Farmer s Appreciation Day Parade

8 DODGEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL SCHOOL SUPPLIES TH GRADE 9 folders with pockets (no prongs) 2 composition notebooks (9.75in x 7.50in) 20 pencils minimum (per quarter) 25 eraser caps 1 pair - headphones for Chromebook 1 mouse for Chromebook ( optional - if student struggles with touchpad) 200-3x5 index cards 2-3 ring binder for math 1 pack of 3x3 post-it notes 50 sheet protectors - for Math class 4 glue sticks PE - shorts (minimum 3 inch inseam), t-shirt with sleeves, gym shoes, deodorant, ( optional - sweats) 3 large boxes of facial tissue - bring to Advisory 7TH GRADE 3 spiral notebooks - 1 for Math, 1 for Geography, and 1 for Science 8 pocket folders 1 packs of loose-leaf paper pens - blue or black ink only 2 red pens 20 pencils ( every quarter) colored pencils 4 pack of Expo Markers - for Math 1 BLACK binder with cover pockets for Math scientific calculator MUST HAVE, (Casio preferred) 1 pack of 3x5 index cards 1 or 2 highlighters 1 pair - inexpensive headphones for computer PE - shorts (minimum 3 inch inseam), t-shirt with sleeves, gym shoes, deodorant, ( optional - sweats) 2 large boxes of facial tissue - bring to Advisory 8TH GRADE large 3-ring binder - zippered 6 folders for binder (pocket) 1 wide 3-ring binder (with pockets for math) 3 spiral notebooks (single subject notebook for History, Math and Science journal ) composition book - for Math class pens - blue or black ink only pencils colored pencils calculator ( optional ) 1 pair - ear buds headphones (recommended) PE - shorts (minimum 3 inch inseam), t-shirt with sleeves, gym shoes, deodorant, ( optional - sweats) 2 large boxes of facial tissue - bring to Advisory