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ANTIGO PRIDE-Be Ready, Be Responsible, Be Respectful, Be Safe
MIDDLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS!
May 20th…The countdown is on…10 more school days!!
Reminder Friday there will be an FCA meeting in the IMC during lunch/ER.
Students will sign in at the meeting and then get lunch.
Friday, May 22nd we will be having a Freeze Pop RRR exchange during
lunch!
Pride Store closes on Friday, May 29th.
Thank you for all who attended the Antigo Middle Leadership Training on
Monday, May 18th. You all were wonderful leaders and excellent examples of the
4B’s.
Congratulations to the 2015-2016 Antigo Middle School Executive Committee:
Brett Farmer, Emma Packard, Quinlan McCarthy, Ellie Preboski, Gracie DeWan,
Kelly Cooper, and Holly Zimmerman. Please stop by Ms. Brown’s room this week
for more details.
Attention all Girls Track members, please stop by Ms. Brown’s room this week to
receive your season results books.
As we near the end of the school year, be sure to do your best to follow all
expectations. Our Universal Matrix explains all expectations in detail. Each of our
teachers also has classroom expectations. These expectations are put in place so that
all students have the opportunity for excellent education. Every Day the Robin Way!!
We have a dress code. Why? To promote self-respect. To create a positive learning
environment.
8th graders will be receiving a letter concerning graduation in ER this week. If you plan
on leaving after the ceremony there are instructions and expectations on the
letter. Please be sure to take it home.
Class of 2019 has had excellent on time percentages the entire 4th quarter. The
average this quarter is 93.2%. We congratulate all of you for being ON TIME! Keep it
up!
Attention 8th graders: If you have overdue library materials and fines,
they must be returned and paid for in the library ASAP. If you do not
pay off library fines, your fine balance carries over to the high school.
This also pertains to office fees still outstanding (user fees, lock fees,
athletic fees, etc.) Please take care of these fees by the end of the year.
Father of the Year Contest…deadline for letters is Friday, June 5th- Information is in the
office if interested.
Students…Have you ever thought about going to Summer Camp this summer? YMCA
Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya has brought us some pamphlets to share with you. So if you are
interested in going to camp this summer, please stop by the office and pick up a
pamphlet.
BOXTOPS for EDUCATION Contest
We will be having a BOXTOPS contest from now until May 29th. The ER that collects the
most BOXTOPS will receive a basket of goodies. There will be one winning ER per
grade. If you’d like, you can use the Collection Sheets located in Room 103 or online at
boxtops4education.com. The money raised from BOXTOPS helps fund our PBIS Program
and Incentives. THANK YOU SO MUCH for participating in this program. For more
information please see Mrs. Dobrinska in Room 103.
POP TAB COLLECTIONS……MAY 20-22…PLEASE BRING POP TABS TO YOUR
ER’S BETWEEN MAY 20-22. 1st place ER will win a pizza party, 2nd &3rd places will
receive candy treats. All proceeds go to the Ronald McDonald House in Marshfield.
GIRLS ON FIRE! Annual Camp Trailblazers – Monday, June 22-Friday, June 26, 2015.
Hosted by Chippewa Valley Technical College. More info in the office!
12th Annual Nicolet Walk/Run – June 20th – 4.37 mile walk/run around beautiful Maiden
Lake. Information available in the office if you are interested. Proceeds go to benefit
area volunteer EMS units.
Attention: All 4th-8th graders. If you are interested in staying active or just want to have fun with
friends sign-up for the Sports Camp summer school course. Throughout the course you will play
baseball, softball, golf, tennis, football, frisbee golf, beach volleyball, kickball and much more. This
course also includes a day at Riverview Golf Course. Prizes are given out for daily competitions. The
course is offered during both the AM and PM sessions. You may sign-up for one or both sessions.
NTC is offering CHAMP CAMP (Computers, Health, Ag, Manufacturing, Public Safety) at the Wausau
NTC Campus on Wednesday, June 10, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Transportation will be provided from the
Antigo Campus for anyone interested. For more information, please stop at the office.
Friendly Reminder to Sign Up for Summer School!
Registration ends on Friday, May 22nd with the
exception of courses held after June 25th, 2015.
Registration for courses held after this date will
remain open until approximately 2 weeks prior to the
course start date .We still have several courses with
openings. Based on enrollment counts, some courses
may not be offered so please be sure to register your
child(ren) as soon as possible!
• Registration is online again this year, visit the school
district website at www.antigo.k12.wi.us and under
the “District” heading you will see Summer School –
select that and there will be a link to register. If you
created an account last year please be sure to use the
same account information instead of creating a new
one. If you need help re-setting the account contact
Amber Resch at Central Office ([email protected].
wi.us, or 715-627-4355 Ext. 1239)
• You can view our online course catalog or a PDF
version on our website under the Summer School tab.
Copies of the book are still available at Central Office.
• Questions or concerns with online registration
please call Amber Resch at our District Office,
715-627-4355 Ext. 1239.
Central Office, 120 South Dorr Street, 715-627-4355 Ext. 1239
Summer School inquiry hours are 8:00AM–2:00PM Monday–Friday
Dates to Remember……….
May 22 Band Trip (7th and 8th Grade to Six Flags)
Depart at 6:00 a.m. and return at 10:00 p.m.
May 25 Memorial Day Parade
Meet in band room at 8:00 a.m.
May 28 Choir Concert 7:00 p.m. Volm Theatre
June 3 End of Year Incentive Trips
June 4 Eighth Grade Graduation 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Dessert Bar for students and parents to follow!
8th graders will be allowed to go home with parent permission after the ceremony!
End of Year Incentive Trips Info
Mt. Olympus indoor and outdoor waterpark and activities in the Wisconsin Dells. Lunch (hot dog,
chips, and soda). Students will leave at 8:00 a.m. sharp and will return at 7:00 p.m. and will need a ride home
from the middle school.
Fishing at Post Lake Dam- Students will be going in private staff vehicles and will leave at 8:00 a.m. and
return by the end of the school day. Students either signed up for school lunch or can bring their own.
Golf at Bass Lake includes golf lesson, lunch, and students will have a chance to golf a few holes (depending
on time will depend on how many holes). Students will be going in private staff vehicles. Students will return by
the end of the school day.
Lake Park and/or Movie Students will be walking to Lake Park and will have different activities to choose
from including sidewalk art, tie dying (must bring own shirt), roller blading and skateboarding (bring own
equipment), walking trail, kickball, and fishing (must bring equipment). This activity is free if the student stays all
day and does not go to the movie. Students that wish to go to a movie at the Palace Theater in the afternoon
may do so for a cost of $6.00 which includes a small popcorn and drink. Movie is yet to be determined. Students
will be walking from Lake Park to the movie. Students will have a choice of bringing their own lunch or having a
school lunch provided. A small amount of concessions for a minimal fee will be provided in the afternoon at Lake
Park for students that are not going to the movie.
This is a school day and students are expected to be in school this day. Any questions please call the middle
school.
The last day of before and after-school program will be Friday, May 22nd. Thank you
for being a part of the program!
Last Thursday, the AMS girls Track team took first place out
of 6 teams to win the Mosinee Banana Relay Track Meet!
Antigo Boys Track team took 2nd!! It was a great night for
track. Great job!