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December 2014
502 Pflaum Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53716
Tremayne Clardy Ed.D., Principal
Mark Dax, Asst. Principal
[email protected]
204-1923
Main Office
Safe Arrival
[email protected]
204-1942
204-1920
204-4020
Nurse
FAX
204-1928
204-0495
Spanish BRS Office
204-1951
MSCR After School Office 204-4029
Sennett's Website Address: http://sennettweb.madison.k12.wi.us
Dear Sennett Families,
I hope all of you had a wonderful and relaxing Thanksgiving break and were able to spend time
with friends and family. It was great to see so many of you at parent/teacher conferences and
we look forward to increased partnerships as we continue to improve our family engagement
practices. We understand that you, the Sennett families are an integral part of student success
and we look forward to working with you as we strive to achieve our common goal.
I am happy to report our staff and students continue to work hard as we move Sennett’s
students towards college and career readiness. Sennett continues to make progress in
monitoring and making adjustments to our instructional practice as outlined in our School
Improvement Plan (SIP). Please keep us informed on the individual needs of your student as we
focus on increasing the academic achievement of all our students.
Once again, I would like to take the opportunity to thank the volunteers from the Parent Action
Team for their amazing work coordinating the fundraiser effort again this year and for their
role in making the Green & Gold Party a tremendous success.
It is hard to believe that in a few short weeks we will be bringing 2014 to a close and
celebrating the start of 2015! The beginning of a new year is a wonderful time to reflect on all
of life’s blessings. Thank you all.
Happy Holidays,
Tremayne Clardy
Parents and Guardians - The Sennett School Spelling Bee
is on Tuesday, January 27th. It will start promptly at 2:50 in
our Dowden Auditorium. House Bees will take place in
December or early January and each House will have 4 or 5
winners, who will complete on 1/27. Ask your child if he/she is
one of their House winners or alternates! Hope you can join
us. Call Ms Hillyer with questions (204-1927).
Just a friendly reminder – if your child is going to be absent for 3 or
more consecutive days please fill out a Planned Absence Form
and return to the Main Office. Forms can be found on the Sennett
web page or picked up in the Main Office. Thank you.
Winter Break!
Schools Closed Monday, December 22, 2014 through
Friday, January 2, 2015. School resumes on Monday,
January 5
Why not read a book over Winter Break?
Early Release Mondays – at 1:37 PM
 December 1
 December 8
 December 15
The next Parent Action Team Meeting will be:
Wednesday, December 3 from 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
in the Sennett LMC
Come join us!
THE PARENT ACTION TEAM WISHES YOU
ALL A SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON!
LA FOLLETTE HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENT SCHEDULING DEMONSTRATION NIGHT
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
6:00-8:00 PM
SAVE THE DATE!!!
Scheduling Demonstration Night is a valuable opportunity for incoming 9th grade students and
parents/guardians to learn about scheduling, review course offerings, discover the benefits of parent/student
portal, become familiar with graduation requirements, gather information for 4 year educational planning, and
inquire about post-high school plans. Counselors, representatives of all high school departments, and
administrators will be available to assist with this important process.
The Concert Season Is Upon Us
December 11th marks the first concert of the year for Sennett Middle School. We all
look forward to listening to our students perform our selections, and we want to relay some
tips about concert etiquette to all who will be attending:
* If necessary, exit the auditorium during group switches or during courteous applause
at the end of each song.
* To dignify the performance, we ask that you not call out individual names while the
students are on stage, but wait until after the performance to tell them how great they did.
* Please also turn off telephones and refrain from any unnecessary talking during the
performance.
We look forward to seeing you on Dec. 11th! The concert will begin at 7:00; students
should report to the La Follette Auditorium at 6:30.
Chris Forbes, Adrianne Ledvina, Rob Schroeder
Sennett Science Olympiad
We are very excited to have Science Olympiad back again this
year. Science Olympiad is a national science competition for
middle and high school students. Sennett students are meeting after
school on Wednesdays and Thursday until 5:00 PM. Interested
students from all houses are invited to join the team. The team is
looking to compete in an invitational in Rockford, IL on January
10 to help prepare them for the regional and state meets. A big thank you goes out to Dupont for their
generous support of our team. Please contact Becky Walters at [email protected] or 204-1980
with any questions.
We’re all in this together
Your school’s limited edition yearbook is for sale!
Place your order now to guarantee a copy next spring.
The price is $10.00. Please make the
check payable to Sennett MS and write
student’s name on the memo line.
Homeroom teachers will take cash or
checks
The yearbooks will be distributed
the last week of school
Contact Mrs. Najacht if you have
any questions, 204-1929
DRESS FOR WINTER WEATHER
Winter is coming! Freezing temperatures, chilly winds, and snow will be
with us soon. Please make sure your child dresses appropriately with a
coat, gloves/mittens, hat, and scarf. Students are expected to go out at
lunch unless we have extreme weather conditions.
Fundraising for Sennett
5% BACK TO SCHOOLS
You are probably done buying school supplies, but remember Sennett all year round when shopping at Office Depot.
Office Depot will donate 5% of qualifying purchases to Sennett for free supplies. When you shop at Office Depot, simply
tell the cashier that you would like your purchase to support Sennett Middle School. Out-of-town supporters will need to
give our School ID Number 70109391.
TARGET REDCARD BENEFITS SENNETT
Target will donate up to 1% of your REDcard purchases to Sennett. If you have a Target REDcard credit card,
just visit www.target.com to enroll in Take Charge of Education® and select Sennett as your school of choice. It
really adds up!
Homeroom Competition:
It’s simple. Cut out the Box Top coupons from containers on General Mills
products and bring them to your homeroom. Sennett gets $.10 for
every Box Top-what an easy way to earn $! We can get up to $20,000
each year, imagine that!
All the money raised goes back to you & Sennett Middle School!
The homeroom with the most Box Tops by December 19th will get a mystery prize!
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Attendance Makes a Difference to These Students
1st Quarter Excellent Attendance Award Recipients
Heidi
Abrajan
Miguel
Abrajan-Gonzalez
John
Aleman-Mora
Cristian
Avila-Velazquez
Andres
Banuelos
Gisselle
Barrera
Arturo
Barrera Real
Britney
Barrera-Gonzalez
Kyle
Beck
Brooks
Beveridge
Grant
Borcherding
Amanda
Brandt
Madilyn
Brandt
Holly
Brissette
Jaylend
Brown
Audrey
Burke
Armando
Cadena
Evan
Callister-Craig
Joseph
Campbell
Brian
Camposeco
Mario
Canacasco Rubio
William
Canter
Jenessa
Casillas
Jaqueline Chavarria Moreno
Abigail
Chavez
Alessandra
Chiriboga-Pineda
Ruby
Manuel
Moises
Eda
Kai
Angela
Megan
Anthony
Elainey
Tia
Ryan
Harry
Michael
Joseline
Kyrstan
Curran
Benjamin
Oscar
Victoria
Carlos
Jenna
Corona
Cuamani
Davila
Diaz Coppernoll
Dinkel
Dominguez
Durkin
Edge
Ely
Engelberger
Engelberger
Finkelmeyer
Flores
Flores
Fosdick
Frank
Galles
Garcia
Greer
Hernandez
Holmes
Irving
Hou
Chloe
Hudson
Daniel
Ibarra
Benjamin
Jaccard
Ryan
Jackson
Trinity
Jackson-Hodges
Christian
Jaeger
Mamadou
Jallow
Pablo
Jeffries
Lonnie
Jennings
Michael
Johnson
Xuan
Johnson
Rosaleen
Joyce
Aaron
Kasper
Ava
Kersten
Aidan
Lampe
Jacob
Larson
Vincent
Laubmeier
Jose
Leal
Sarah
Lee
Kane
Lee
Savanna
Lee
Gabriel
Lemke
Mina
Linsenmayer
Benjamin
Loshek
Nyah
Lues
Anahi
Malvaez
Dija
Manly
Walter
Marshall
Mariana
Martinez
Alejandro
Martinez
Mariah
Marx
Dominique Mc Clinton
Kaitlyn
Mcclain
Andrea
McDonald
Kristen
Menge
Nathan
Menge
Johnathon Mey
Brett
Meyers
Zella
Milfred
Alejandra
Miranda-Naxi
Richard
Mogensen
Lorena
Montes Jimenez
Ashley
Morales Montes
Montserrat
Malik
Kevin
Morales Sanchez
Morrison
Moua
Marlena
Mraz
Brigid
Mullen
Alyssa
Nedanovski
Kaley
Nelson
Hyrum
Oliphant
Parker
Olsen
Lizbeth
Pacheco
Rafael Pacheco Alcantara
Jessica Pacheco-Gutierrez
Jessica
Pacheco-Morales
Kathryn
Panuska
Zachary
Peetz
Pedro
Perez
Avenna
Pickett
Raymond
Ponty
Videl
Pov
Valery
Pov
Jazmin
Ramirez Ramirez
Allison
Rau
Thomas
Razafinanja
Arnulfo
Reyes
Jose
Reyes Murillo
Jessica
Rieder
Citlali
Rodriguez
Gael
Rodriguez Tapia
Iker
Rodriguez Tapia
Luz Elena Rojas Hernandez
Sharon
Ruiz
David
Ruiz Fernandez
Homero Sanchez-Hernandez
Alexis
Sather
Jeanette
Saucedo Meyo
Jadyn
Schensky
Kelli
Schlesinger
Sidney
Schrage
Savanah
Shadof
Josalynn
Shores
Autumn-Breeze Silva
Matthias
Stokosa
Autumn
Stroede
Kelsey
Swingen
Luis Angel Tecuanhuehue
Nancy
Thao
Joshua
Thao
Attendance
Awards
Continued
Christian
Jasmin
Lauren
Octavio
Timm
Torres
Trowbridge
Ugalde Gonzalez
Isaiah
Belle
Wayne
Emma
Estella
Sierra
Cole
Dylan
Kaylie
Chloe
Valdes
Vang
Vang
Walters
Waul
Wayne
Wedekind
Wendricks
Westphal
Wimmer
Christopher
Andreanna
Kou
Nhia
Johnson
Madeline
Humberto
Giovanni
Melia
Wolfe
Wright
Xiong
Xiong
Yang
Zamber
Zarate
Zavala Ibarra
Zeaman
The following students increased their grade point
average more than .5 points in the first quarter of this
school year. Congratulations on raising the bar!
Alianna
Jacklynn
Kyle
Holly
Kemiazya
Keyonta
Mario
Jose Jesus
Cesar
Nautiya
Shardae
Deirdre
Pedro
Guillermo
Kayla
Karah
Anthony
Deklynd
Katelyn
Autumn
Irving
Keviante
Alarcon
Bass
Beck
Brissette
Brown
Bunch
Canacasco Rubio
Cardenas
Chavarria
Chu
Cook
Danner
Dominguez
Garcia Hernandez
Gehrke
Gundlach
Hanmer
Harrison
Hegge
Herring
Hou
Hutchins
Kenneth
Lilly
Anthony
Romeo
Reanna
Emma
Austin
Gregory
Khersa
Icis
Andrea
Ja'nya
Bryan
Dayja
Molly
Pedro
Stephanie
Marcus
Michael
Taniyia
Videl
Jane
Jackson
Jefferson
Lavine
Lott
Martin
Milanich
Minor
Mitchell
Morgan
Morris
Noriega
Olle
Pacheco Guevara
Patton
Peden
Perez
Perez
Phillips
Pisano
Pollard
Pov
Riek
Vindia
Kessiah
Devon
Xanica
Alicia
Makayla
Azure
Shamari
Diamond
Timeya
Charles
Jagoda
Charlie
Mausum
Juan
Angelina
Aeron
Jack
Jymeni
Rithisak
Johnson
Robinson
Robinson
Roll-Gebert
Rose
Salinas
Schulz
Shaw
Simmons
Sims
Smith
Suggs
Swallop
Thao
Thapa
Tinajero
Vang
Vue
Waldman
Willoughby
Ya
Yang
Alianna
Gadiel
John
Britney
Christine
Zohra
Bryce
Katrin
Maxwell
Mario
Dayna
Colin
Eduardo
Abigail
Caroline
Alessandra
Nautiya
Joslyn
Megan
Manuel
Hudson
Elijah
Jasmine
Turner
Tia
Joselyn
Lily
Terilyn
Luc
Alison
Erik
Sarai
Ana
Gianni
Kiara
Blaine
Cecelia
Kayla
Chloe
Madigan
Keeley
Trinity
Christian
Mamadou
Alarcon
Alcantara
Aleman-Mora
Barrera-Gonzalez
Becerra
Benelcaid
Bohn
Brendemuehl
Bundy
Canacasco Rubio
Carter
Casper
Castillo
Chavez
Chen
Chiriboga-Pineda
Chu
Clements
Cohen
Cuamani
DeMets
Dengler-Jeanblanc
Dotson
Dunning
Engelberger
Fox
Freeland
Fuhrer
Fuller
Gale
Gessner
Gonzalez-Perez
Graham Cook
Gubbins
Hairston
Heimann
Hogan
Hollis
Hudson
Hueholt
Jabs
Jackson-Hodges
Jaeger
Jallow
Emily
Michael
Amie
Ariadne
Grace
Caleb
Jacob
Felicia
Simon
Sarah
Kiara
Elle
Sydney
James
Reanna
Daniel
Alejandro
Jose
Andrea
Erika
Kristen
Brett
Emily
Austin
Esmeralda
Breana
Richard
Montserrat
Khersa
Thalia
Kaley
Nicholas
Parker
Bryan
Zachary
Ana
Pedro
Lance
Andrew
Thomas
Vindia
Xanica
Shauna
Sharon
Jimenez
Johnson
Kabera
Kaufman
Kluge
Knight
Larson
Lawrence
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lopez
Maly
Manly
Martin
Martinez
Martinez
Matute Duarte
McDonald
Melchor Lopez
Menge
Meyers
Mikus
Minor
Miranda-Naxi
Mirilli Wisniewski
Mogensen
Morales Sanchez
Morgan
Murillo-Solis
Nelson
Noffke
Olsen
Pacheco Guevara
Peetz
Pelayo
Perez
Piddington
Rajkovich
Razafinanja
Robinson
Rose
Rowin-Fox
Ruiz
Nikolai
Homero
Alexis
Jadyn
Kelli
Diamond
Alivia
Matthias
Kira
Zoe
Jagoda
Kelsey
Kareena
Angie
Henry
Lauren
Octavio
Liliana
Ben
Wayne
Alicia
Andres
Aeron
Nitaiya
Katilyn
Dej'a
Triona
Christopher
Jayda
Kou
Houachi
Nhia
Madeline
Giovanni
Rybin
Sanchez-Hernandez
Sather
Schensky
Schlesinger
Sims
Smith
Stokosa
Storck
Svanoe
Swallop
Swingen
Thao
Thao
Thies
Trowbridge
Ugalde Gonzalez
Valdez
Van Kauwenbergh
Vang
Vazquez
Villota
Vue
Welhouse
Wiebel
Williams
Witkins
Wolfe
Woods
Xiong
Xiong
Xiong
Zamber
Zavala Ibarra
A grade point average
of 3.2 – 3.59 is the
achievement of these
Honor Roll students.
High Honor Roll
These students have a grade point average of 3.6 or above.
Paulina
Baker
Andres
Banuelos
Nicole
Bartels
Brennan
Beckler
Brooks
Beveridge
Chance
Blackmon
Margrethe Blum
Grant
Borcherding
Alexandra
Brown
Audrey
Burke
Lydia
Burke
Evan
Callister-Craig
William
Canter
Alexandra
Chan
Deirdre
Danner
Gabriel Dengler-Jeanblanc
Sydney
Dubois
Megan
Durkin
Camille
DuVernois
Harry
Finkelmeyer
Brenda
Florencio-Reyes
Michael
Flores
Kyrstan
Fosdick
Curran
Frank
Benjamin
Galles
Victoria
Greer
Aurora
Helms
Jenna
Holmes
Norah
Howell
Benjamin
Jaccard
Pablo
Jeffries
Laila
Jenkins
Allaynah
Ayona
Rosaleen
Max
Brenna
Aidan
Gabriel
Jillian
Mina
Nyah
Sela
Hillary
Anahi
Dija
Walter
Mariah
Kaitlyn
Natalie
Nathan
Emma
Zella
Alejandra
Marlena
Brigid
Lillie
Celia
Lilian
Lydia
Hyrum
Karl
Erik
Kathryn
Johnson
Johnson
Joyce
Junga
Krenke
Lampe
Lemke
Ley
Linsenmayer
Lues
Lynk
Ma
Malvaez
Manly
Marshall
Marx
Mcclain
McDonald
Menge
Milanich
Milfred
Miranda-Naxi
Mraz
Mullen
Newson
Nichols
O'Donnell
Oliphant
Oliphant
Olson
Olson
Panuska
Molly
Peden
Raymond
Ponty
Haley
Powell
Jessica
Rieder
Mayty
Rios
Benjamin
Roloff
Leslie Sanchez-Hernandez
Sidney
Schrage
Savanah
Shadof
Ryan
Shebesta
Lydia
Siegler
Autumn-Breeze Silva
Nathaniel
Soucie-Porter
Parker
Storck
Autumn
Stroede
Camryn
Sundbeck
Luis Angel Tecuanhuehue
Alexandria Thao
Grace
Tritle
Emarion
Tucker
Muahua
Vang
Luke
Vitale
Emma
Walters
Estella
Waul
Dylan
Wendricks
Brady
Wirag
Briana
Wirag
Andreanna Wright
Humberto
Zarate
Melia
Zeaman
All the students on these lists have made the effort to improve and expand their world. Their
future will offer more choices because they realize it takes work to be independent and selfsufficient.
Congratulations!
Sennett Middle School Endowment Makes Grants Possible
The Foundation for Madison’s Public Schools’ School Endowments provide each school with
annual income that is used to fund creative and innovative programs and projects that are not
funded within the core school budget. Recently 49 schools were awarded grants totaling $78,290.
This year Sennett Middle School had $1,476.00 in endowment income available to use to make
grants for imaginative programs and projects that propel student learning which can’t currently be
funded through the core school budget.
Our grants committee decided to fund the following projects using the available endowment
income:
 $676 - The field of science is full of specialized content vocabulary as well as academic
vocabulary terms such as analyze, compare, process, cycle, and pattern. The Common Core
State Standards stress the need to provide direct and explicit instruction for academic
vocabulary. Funds will be used to purchase a magnetic whiteboard, or even a corkboard,
that would allow words and images to be put up and taken down easily, moved around to
show relationships, and used by students to solidify their understanding of terms.
 $500 - Funds will be used for the establishment of an after school book club. One way to
increase our students’ reading scores is to provide them with access to relevant, high-interest
books and the time to read them. Students would select the books to read and funds
provided through this grant would be used to purchase the books for the students to keep.
Staff would donate their time to run the book club.
 $300 - Funds will be used to purchase Read Design Studio Pack computer software that will
allow students to create READ bookmarks and posters for display. The goal of this project
will be to encourage, promote, and celebrate the reading of complex literary and
informational texts. Staff will help their students choose complex literary and informational
texts to read independently. After completing the texts, the students will be asked to share
and explain the content of the text. They will then pose for their READ poster with a copy
of the text. The READ posters will be displayed throughout the LMC and hallways to
promote and encourage the reading of complex literary and informational texts.
If you have any questions about the School Endowments, please contact Mary Bartzen at 237-7723
or [email protected]. To donate to our school’s endowment, visit the Foundation for Madison’s
Public Schools’ website at www.fmps.org.
11th Annual Overture Field Trip!
As you are undoubtedly aware, on Friday, October 24th, 700 Sennett staff and students attended our
community-building Overture Center field trip. This year we saw an "urban circus" entitled 360
Allstars, which was immensely enjoyed by our students and staff. The performers (break dancers, a
freestyle unicyclist, a BMX flatlander, a Roue Cyr artist, a basketball "juggler" and renowned
musicians) were all notable world champions and their talents amazed us!
Moreover, you should once again be very proud of the behavior and appropriate theatrical responses
your students exhibited at this production. Although our school body filled 2/3 of the theater, it was
evident that your children were especially aware of their roles in the audience.
In addition, we would like to thank the Sennett families who contributed additional money to this
event. Due to their generosity, all of our students were given the opportunity to attend!
Mark Your Calendars for the next
Latino Parent Meeting
Thursday, December 18
from 6:00-7:00
in the Sennett LMC.
Attention Parents….
The Sennett PE staff that is looking for some gently used fitness
equipment donations for our weight room. Items which would
include things like treadmills, elliptical machines, stationary bikes, etc.
We cannot take free weights. If you have anything you would like to
donate please contact Susie Efinger 204-1949, Ben Houseman or Scott
Swanson 204-1947. Thank you!!
SENNETT CALENDAR
December 1
December 1
December 3
December 8
December 9
December 11
December 15
December 18
Dec. 22-Jan. 2
December Newsletter Available on Sennett Website
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
Parent Action Team (PAT) Meeting, 6:00 PM
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
Sennett Night @ Chipotle 4:00PM-8:00PM
Combined Winter Concert @ 7-8:30 pm at La Follette
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37pm for PCT
Latino Parent Meeting
SCHOOL CLOSED – Winter Break
January 5
January 5
January 7
January 12
January 15
Gym
January 19
January 22
January 23
January 23
January 26
January 27
January 30
January Newsletter Available on Sennett Website
SCHOOL REOPENS
Parent Action Team (PAT) Meeting, 6:00 PM
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
6th gr. Band & Orchestra Concert @ 7 pm in Sennett
SCHOOL CLOSED – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Latino Parent Meeting 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
EARLY DISMISSAL @ 11:40 AM – Grade Reporting
End of 2nd Quarter
3rd Quarter Begins
Sennett School Spelling Bee 2:50 PM
NO SCHOOL – Parent/Teacher Conferences
February 1
February 4
February 6
February 9
February 16
February 23
February Newsletter Available on Sennett Website
Parent Action Team (PAT) Meeting, 6:00 PM
SCHOOL CLOSED – Professional Development Day
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
March 1
March 2
March 4
March 13
March 16
March 19
March 23
March 27
Mar. 30-Apr. 6
March Newsletter Available on Sennett Website
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
Parent Action Team (PAT) Meeting, 6:00 PM
SCHOOL CLOSED – Professional Development Day
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
Latino Parent Meeting 6:00 PM – 7:00PM
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
End of 3rd Quarter
SCHOOL CLOSED – Spring Break
Celebrate a Brand New Year!!!
2014-15 SCHOOL YEAR
April 7
April Newsletter Available on Sennett Website
April 7
School Reopens
April 7
4th Quarter Begins
April 8
Parent Action Team (PAT) Meeting, 6:00 PM
April 9
Sennett Variety Show, 7 pm
April 13
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
April 20
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
April 20-April 24 Upham Woods Trip – House 1 or 2
April 23
Take Your Child to Work Day
April 27
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
May 1
May 4
May 5
May 6
May 11
May 14
May 14
May 18
May 21
May 25
May 28
May Newsletter Available on Sennett Website
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
National Teacher Day
Parent Action Team (PAT) Meeting, 6:00 PM
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
Voices & Visions @ 2:00
Latino Parent Meeting 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
EARLY RELEASE @ 1:37 pm for PCT
Band Concert @ 7-8 pm in LaFollette Auditorium
SCHOOL CLOSED – Memorial Day
Orchestra Concert @ 7-8 pm in La Follette Auditorium
June 1
June 3
June 4
June 8
June 9
June 9
June 10
June 11
June 11
June 11
June 22
June Newsletter Available on Sennett Website
Parent Action Team (PAT) Meeting, 6:00 PM
Choir Concert @ 7-8 pm at LaFollette Auditorium
Mount Olympus Field Trip
6th and 7th graders EARLY RELEASE @ 11:00 am
th
8 Grade Celebration Day
Last day of school for 8th graders ONLY
EARLY DISMISSAL @ 9:05 M, Last Day of School
End of 4th Quarter
Quarter 4 Report Card available via Infinite Campus
First Day of Summer School
2014-15 SENNETT MIDDLE SCHOOL CLUBS AND SPORTS
Club Name
Leader/Contact
Starts
Ends
Day of Week
Time
Competitions
African Am. History Club
TBA
January
April
Thursday
2:50-3:50
Saturday
Basketball- 7th Gr. Boys
Steve Banks
October
December
Practice TBA
2:50-5:00
Thursday
Basketball- 8th Gr. Boys
Steve Banks
October
December
Practice TBA
2:50-5:00
Wednesday
Basketball- 7th Gr. Girls
Steve Banks
January
March
Practice TBA
2:50-5:00
Tuesday
Basketball- 8th Gr. Girls
Steve Banks
January
March
Practice TBA
2:50-5:00
Wednesday
Back on Track (BOT)
Carmen Ames
September
May
Tues-Thurs
2:50-5:00
Battle of the Books
TBA
September
April
Tues-Thurs
Varies
Catering Club
Holly Kanvik
September
May
2:50-3:50
Computer Club
Beth Hawker
October
May
Wednesday or
Thursday
Wednesday
Dance Team
TBA
November
May
Tuesday
2:50-3:50
Downhill Ski Club
Carmen Ames
December
March
Friday
2:50-3:50
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
Caryl Hodgeman
September
May
Thursday
2:50-3:50
Homework Club
Tiyawn Walker
September
May
Mon-Thurs
2:50-3:50
Juventud
Lauren Deakman
September
May
2:50-3:50
Multi-Cultural Club
Caryl Hodgman
September
May
Monday &
Tuesday
Wednesday
Youth Recreation Center
Tiyawn Walker
September
May
Mon-Thurs
2:50-5:00
Running Club
Nicky Najacht
September
November
2:50-3:50
Soccer
Peter Trail
April
June
Wednesday &
Thursday
Monday
Student Council
Shawn Schroedl
September
June
Varies
2:50-3:50
Tennis Club ( Spring)
Nan Perschon
April
June
Friday
2:50-3:50
2:50-3:50
2:50-3:50
2:50-4:00
Thursday
Wednesday
*All Team Sports are coed for 7th and 8th graders only, except for Basketball which is listed above.
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