SMS Announcements:
Volleyball: 7th Grade Game results against Beaverton
B team lost the match 19-25 and 10-25
A Team won the match 13-25, 27-26 and 15-8
8th grade volleyball results against Beaverton last night.
A team won the match with scores of 25-12 and 25-11.
B team won the match with scores of 25-19 and 27-26.
All 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing middle school basketball this year or any middle school student interested in participating in middle school wrestling this year please make sure you sign up in final forms and have a current physical on file.
Wrestling Practices start Monday October 20th in the Elementary Gym from 3:15-5:30pm.
Girls Basketball Practices start Monday October 20th from 3:15-5:15pm in the Middle School Gym.
Affirmations. This is something that I have been wanting to get started and Mrs. Goodspeed has done just that. For Avery Gregg: I appreciate your bright smile each morning and they way you are nice to others
BlueJays, here’s the plan for our pep rally today! During 5th Hour, you’ll report to class first. Leave your chromebooks and bags in your locker. Then, you’ll be released to the Middle School gym for a MS-only assembly. Once we are done, the band will swing by to lead us over to the HS gym, where we’ll join the Shepherd High School Homecoming Pep Assembly.
6th graders—think of it as a much bigger version of the assemblies you remember! And this year, we are going to bring the energy and do even better with our battle cries.
Since we won’t get a regular launch today, here it is: Homecoming is always a fun and exciting time. It’s on all of us to keep that spirit going in a positive and safe way. Tonight’s football game will be packed, and our community will be here in full force. Let’s make sure we show them—and each other—what it means to be R.E.A.L.: Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders.
Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
Volleyball: 7th Grade Game results against Beaverton
B team lost the match 19-25 and 10-25
A Team won the match 13-25, 27-26 and 15-8
8th grade volleyball results against Beaverton last night.
A team won the match with scores of 25-12 and 25-11.
B team won the match with scores of 25-19 and 27-26.
All 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing middle school basketball this year or any middle school student interested in participating in middle school wrestling this year please make sure you sign up in final forms and have a current physical on file.
Wrestling Practices start Monday October 20th in the Elementary Gym from 3:15-5:30pm.
Girls Basketball Practices start Monday October 20th from 3:15-5:15pm in the Middle School Gym.
Affirmations. This is something that I have been wanting to get started and Mrs. Goodspeed has done just that. For Avery Gregg: I appreciate your bright smile each morning and they way you are nice to others
BlueJays, here’s the plan for our pep rally today! During 5th Hour, you’ll report to class first. Leave your chromebooks and bags in your locker. Then, you’ll be released to the Middle School gym for a MS-only assembly. Once we are done, the band will swing by to lead us over to the HS gym, where we’ll join the Shepherd High School Homecoming Pep Assembly.
6th graders—think of it as a much bigger version of the assemblies you remember! And this year, we are going to bring the energy and do even better with our battle cries.
Since we won’t get a regular launch today, here it is: Homecoming is always a fun and exciting time. It’s on all of us to keep that spirit going in a positive and safe way. Tonight’s football game will be packed, and our community will be here in full force. Let’s make sure we show them—and each other—what it means to be R.E.A.L.: Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders.
Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
SMS Announcements
All middle school students interested in participating in middle school wrestling this year please make sure you sign up in final forms and have a current physical on file . Practices start Monday October 20th in the Elementary Gym from 3:15-5:30pm
All 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing middle school basketball this year please make sure you sign up in final forms and have a current physical on file. Practices start Monday October 20th from 3:15-5:15pm in the Middle School Gym.
NA Students: Mike, from Behavioral Health, will be here today during your lunch. Grab your food and come down to the NA Office.
BlueJays, today is Battle of the Ages! We have babies, the elderly and everyone in between.
Tomorrow is Blue & Gold Day. So show your school spirit! Before school and during lunch, Student Council will be selling Bahuna and BlueJay Homecoming stickers. Be sure to grab one and get ready for a big finish to Homecoming week!
Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
All middle school students interested in participating in middle school wrestling this year please make sure you sign up in final forms and have a current physical on file . Practices start Monday October 20th in the Elementary Gym from 3:15-5:30pm
All 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing middle school basketball this year please make sure you sign up in final forms and have a current physical on file. Practices start Monday October 20th from 3:15-5:15pm in the Middle School Gym.
NA Students: Mike, from Behavioral Health, will be here today during your lunch. Grab your food and come down to the NA Office.
BlueJays, today is Battle of the Ages! We have babies, the elderly and everyone in between.
Tomorrow is Blue & Gold Day. So show your school spirit! Before school and during lunch, Student Council will be selling Bahuna and BlueJay Homecoming stickers. Be sure to grab one and get ready for a big finish to Homecoming week!
Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
If you are a Shepherd Band Alumni member and are interested in performing at Homecoming, be sure to sign up!
SMS Announcements
BlueJays, today we are Rhyming Without a Reason—whether you’re a cat in a hat, a spoon with a raccoon, or just rocking your own goofy rhyme, thanks for bringing the fun and creativity!
And don’t forget—tomorrow is the Battle of the Ages! Sixth graders, you’re the babies of the bunch. Seventh graders, you’ve joined the workforce as adults. Eighth graders, somehow you got old overnight—you’re now in your elderly stage of life. And staff… well, we’re dressing as you!
Let’s keep the spirit high, the outfits silly, and remember to be R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders—through it all
Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
BlueJays, today we are Rhyming Without a Reason—whether you’re a cat in a hat, a spoon with a raccoon, or just rocking your own goofy rhyme, thanks for bringing the fun and creativity!
And don’t forget—tomorrow is the Battle of the Ages! Sixth graders, you’re the babies of the bunch. Seventh graders, you’ve joined the workforce as adults. Eighth graders, somehow you got old overnight—you’re now in your elderly stage of life. And staff… well, we’re dressing as you!
Let’s keep the spirit high, the outfits silly, and remember to be R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders—through it all
Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
SMS Announcements
BlueJays, today is Orange Shirt Day. This day began in Canada to honor the Indigenous children who were taken from their families and placed in residential schools. At those schools, many children were not allowed to speak their language or practice their culture, and sadly, many never came home. Orange Shirt Day reminds us that every child matters—their voice, their culture, and their future. When we wear orange, we show respect and commit to building a community where all people are valued and included. Let’s live our R.E.A.L. expectations by showing respect, kindness, and leadership today.
BlueJays, tomorrow is Rhyme Without a Reason Day! Honestly, it’s a tad silly. I’m not totally sure what it means either. But here’s the idea: you can dress up as something that rhymes, either by yourself or with a friend, even if it doesn’t make sense together. Think Dr. Seuss-style fun—like
Fox socks
Cat hat
Duck Truck
Mouse House
Bear Chair
Book Cook
Bee Ski
Get creative, keep it school-appropriate, while showing off your rhyming style!
”Remember to be R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
BlueJays, today is Orange Shirt Day. This day began in Canada to honor the Indigenous children who were taken from their families and placed in residential schools. At those schools, many children were not allowed to speak their language or practice their culture, and sadly, many never came home. Orange Shirt Day reminds us that every child matters—their voice, their culture, and their future. When we wear orange, we show respect and commit to building a community where all people are valued and included. Let’s live our R.E.A.L. expectations by showing respect, kindness, and leadership today.
BlueJays, tomorrow is Rhyme Without a Reason Day! Honestly, it’s a tad silly. I’m not totally sure what it means either. But here’s the idea: you can dress up as something that rhymes, either by yourself or with a friend, even if it doesn’t make sense together. Think Dr. Seuss-style fun—like
Fox socks
Cat hat
Duck Truck
Mouse House
Bear Chair
Book Cook
Bee Ski
Get creative, keep it school-appropriate, while showing off your rhyming style!
”Remember to be R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
Students will have the opportunity to participate in shaving cream wiffle ball during lunch on Monday. If they wish to participate, we recommend that they bring an extra set of clothes!
Cross Country: At the Mustang Invitational yesterday both the boys and girls cross country teams won the event over 7 teams.
Overall we earned 23 medals and had 17 Personal Records. Awesome Job!
Earning medals for the boys were Caleb Cahoon, Will Robb, Tavid Leonard, Carter Watson, Wyatt Wonsey-Wilson, Chase Onstott, Austin Deming, Anthony Drozd, and Preston Bragg.
Earning medals for the girls were Emily Johnson, Reagan Bellinger, Ellie Davis, Brooklyn Nethers, Grace Bennet, Sadie Cottle, KLeigh Farrell, Harper Feger, Lorelei Radtke, Michaela Boge, Mae KnightKing, Lydia Baker, Adelynn Nederhoed, and Violet Phelps.
Our final Connection Day is on Monday! We're hosting shaving cream wiffle ball for our grand slam finale! Join us during 1st and 2nd lunch for a quick round of shaving cream wiffle ball! If you plan to participate, please bring a change of clothes in case you get covered in shaving cream! We're so excited to connect with you!
Bluejays, yesterday’s presentation was heavy. It reminded us how important it is to care for each other, to listen to each other and to never assume that you know someone’s story.
Today in your SOAR class, you’ll find B4 bracelets. You don’t have to take one, but if you do, wear it. And if someone asks about it, you are going to share Brady’s story and the message that the world is better with you all in it. Lets Be R.E.A.L. every day. And every day we are glad you are here.
Overall we earned 23 medals and had 17 Personal Records. Awesome Job!
Earning medals for the boys were Caleb Cahoon, Will Robb, Tavid Leonard, Carter Watson, Wyatt Wonsey-Wilson, Chase Onstott, Austin Deming, Anthony Drozd, and Preston Bragg.
Earning medals for the girls were Emily Johnson, Reagan Bellinger, Ellie Davis, Brooklyn Nethers, Grace Bennet, Sadie Cottle, KLeigh Farrell, Harper Feger, Lorelei Radtke, Michaela Boge, Mae KnightKing, Lydia Baker, Adelynn Nederhoed, and Violet Phelps.
Our final Connection Day is on Monday! We're hosting shaving cream wiffle ball for our grand slam finale! Join us during 1st and 2nd lunch for a quick round of shaving cream wiffle ball! If you plan to participate, please bring a change of clothes in case you get covered in shaving cream! We're so excited to connect with you!
Bluejays, yesterday’s presentation was heavy. It reminded us how important it is to care for each other, to listen to each other and to never assume that you know someone’s story.
Today in your SOAR class, you’ll find B4 bracelets. You don’t have to take one, but if you do, wear it. And if someone asks about it, you are going to share Brady’s story and the message that the world is better with you all in it. Lets Be R.E.A.L. every day. And every day we are glad you are here.
Today, our middle school students attended a presentation from The B4 Foundation, led by Mr. Hessbrook. He shared the powerful and emotional story of his son, Brady, while encouraging our students to take mental health seriously and to care for themselves and others.
The B4 Foundation’s message is simple yet vital:
“It’s okay to not be okay, and no one should be ashamed of mental health struggles. B4 you give up hope, B4 you hurt yourself and those who love you, B4 you make a mistake you can’t undo, please reach out and ask for help. The world is better with you in it.”
We know today’s presentation was heavy and may bring up strong emotions. Please take a moment to check in with your child, listen to their thoughts, and remind them that support is always available—at home, at school, and in the community.
For more information about the B4 Foundation, you can visit theb4foundation.org.
The B4 Foundation’s message is simple yet vital:
“It’s okay to not be okay, and no one should be ashamed of mental health struggles. B4 you give up hope, B4 you hurt yourself and those who love you, B4 you make a mistake you can’t undo, please reach out and ask for help. The world is better with you in it.”
We know today’s presentation was heavy and may bring up strong emotions. Please take a moment to check in with your child, listen to their thoughts, and remind them that support is always available—at home, at school, and in the community.
For more information about the B4 Foundation, you can visit theb4foundation.org.
Volleyball:
Game results from last night's match against Gladwin
7th Grade: B team lost the match 24-26, 25-13 and 13-15
A team lost the match 20-25, 5-25
8th grade
A team won the match with scores of 25-16 and 25-10.
B team won the match with scores of 25-9 and 25-7.
Next week is homecoming.
Monday is Dress like Adam Sandler day
Tuesday is Orange Shirt Day
Wednesday is Rhyme Without a Reason day
Thursday is Battle of the Ages—6th graders are babies, 7th graders are working adults, 8th graders are elderly, and staff are middle school kids.
Friday is Blue & Gold day
Today we are hosting a special presentation from The B4 Foundation. The B4 Foundation was created to honor Brady Hessbrook and works to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention. This is an important topic that affects many people, and we are grateful to learn from them today.
As we gather in the auditorium, remember to be R.E.A.L.:
Respectful — give your full attention to the speakers and those around you.
Engaged — listen closely and think about how you connect with the message
Accountable — represent yourself, your class, and our school in a positive way.
Leaders — set the example for others by showing kindness and maturity.
Let’s welcome The B4 Foundation and show them what it means to be REAL. Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And every day we are glad you are here.
Game results from last night's match against Gladwin
7th Grade: B team lost the match 24-26, 25-13 and 13-15
A team lost the match 20-25, 5-25
8th grade
A team won the match with scores of 25-16 and 25-10.
B team won the match with scores of 25-9 and 25-7.
Next week is homecoming.
Monday is Dress like Adam Sandler day
Tuesday is Orange Shirt Day
Wednesday is Rhyme Without a Reason day
Thursday is Battle of the Ages—6th graders are babies, 7th graders are working adults, 8th graders are elderly, and staff are middle school kids.
Friday is Blue & Gold day
Today we are hosting a special presentation from The B4 Foundation. The B4 Foundation was created to honor Brady Hessbrook and works to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention. This is an important topic that affects many people, and we are grateful to learn from them today.
As we gather in the auditorium, remember to be R.E.A.L.:
Respectful — give your full attention to the speakers and those around you.
Engaged — listen closely and think about how you connect with the message
Accountable — represent yourself, your class, and our school in a positive way.
Leaders — set the example for others by showing kindness and maturity.
Let’s welcome The B4 Foundation and show them what it means to be REAL. Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And every day we are glad you are here.
Show your School Spirit and help your class win by participating in the Spirit Days!
Volleyball Results
8th grade volleyball results against Meridian last night.
A team won the match with scores of 25-17 and 25-17.
B team lost the match with scores of 16-25 and 19-25.
7th Grade
A team won against Meridian 25-15 and 25-5
B team lost 23-25 and 18-25
Connection Days continue! Mrs. Gall and the WEB leaders are hosting Poison Dart Frog during recess next Monday, September 22nd. We're excited to connect with you!
After School: A reminder that after school. Unless you are in a designated spot or activity like a practice, you must leave the school building by 3:15. If you have a later practice or game, you must be under supervision of a coach or staff or you will need to leave and come back when your coach is here.
BlueJays, “One kind word can change someone’s entire day.” If a friend is struggling or even celebrating, your kindness — whether it’s quiet support or steady encouragement — shows Respect and makes you a true Leader. Let’s make today that kind of day.
Remember to be R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
8th grade volleyball results against Meridian last night.
A team won the match with scores of 25-17 and 25-17.
B team lost the match with scores of 16-25 and 19-25.
7th Grade
A team won against Meridian 25-15 and 25-5
B team lost 23-25 and 18-25
Connection Days continue! Mrs. Gall and the WEB leaders are hosting Poison Dart Frog during recess next Monday, September 22nd. We're excited to connect with you!
After School: A reminder that after school. Unless you are in a designated spot or activity like a practice, you must leave the school building by 3:15. If you have a later practice or game, you must be under supervision of a coach or staff or you will need to leave and come back when your coach is here.
BlueJays, “One kind word can change someone’s entire day.” If a friend is struggling or even celebrating, your kindness — whether it’s quiet support or steady encouragement — shows Respect and makes you a true Leader. Let’s make today that kind of day.
Remember to be R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
SMS Announcements:
VolleyBall Results
7th grade last night's match against Ogemaw Heights
A team lost the match 12-25 & 15-25
B team lost the match 18-25 &18-25
8th grade volleyball results against Ogemaw last night.
A team won the match with scores of 20-25, 26-24 and 15-6.
B team lost the match with scores of 14-25 and 18-25.
This afternoon, cross country will be released for their competition at 245.
Today we honor Constitution Day, the day in 1787 when our nation’s Constitution was signed in Philadelphia. At the end of the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin was asked, “Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” He replied, “A republic, if you can keep it.”
That answer is just as important today. The Constitution isn’t just words on paper—it’s an idea that only lives if we the people uphold it. President Gerald Ford from the state of Michigan once said, “Our Constitution works; our great Republic is a government of laws and not of men.” That means no single person or group gets to rule over all of us—the people hold the power.
The Constitution depends on us to keep it alive. By learning, questioning, speaking up, and treating each other with respect, we protect the freedoms guaranteed in the Bill of Rights, the balance of power among the branches of government, and the rule of law that applies to everyone.
It all begins with the words:
“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union…”
Today, let’s remember: the Constitution isn’t something far away in Washington—it’s ours. And it’s up to us to keep it.
And BlueJays, lets have a great day by remembering to be R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.
VolleyBall Results
7th grade last night's match against Ogemaw Heights
A team lost the match 12-25 & 15-25
B team lost the match 18-25 &18-25
8th grade volleyball results against Ogemaw last night.
A team won the match with scores of 20-25, 26-24 and 15-6.
B team lost the match with scores of 14-25 and 18-25.
This afternoon, cross country will be released for their competition at 245.
Today we honor Constitution Day, the day in 1787 when our nation’s Constitution was signed in Philadelphia. At the end of the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin was asked, “Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” He replied, “A republic, if you can keep it.”
That answer is just as important today. The Constitution isn’t just words on paper—it’s an idea that only lives if we the people uphold it. President Gerald Ford from the state of Michigan once said, “Our Constitution works; our great Republic is a government of laws and not of men.” That means no single person or group gets to rule over all of us—the people hold the power.
The Constitution depends on us to keep it alive. By learning, questioning, speaking up, and treating each other with respect, we protect the freedoms guaranteed in the Bill of Rights, the balance of power among the branches of government, and the rule of law that applies to everyone.
It all begins with the words:
“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union…”
Today, let’s remember: the Constitution isn’t something far away in Washington—it’s ours. And it’s up to us to keep it.
And BlueJays, lets have a great day by remembering to be R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.
SMS Announcements
Volleyball:
8th grade results against Bullock Creek last night.
A team lost the match with scores of 10-25 and 22-25.
B team lost the match with scores of 12-25 and 14-25.
7th grade Game results for tonight against Bullock creek
B Team lost the match with scores of 16-25 and 23-25
A Team won the match with scores of 25-21, 12-25 and 15-11
Cross Country: At the Lansing Catholic invite yesterday both boys and girls teams took 5th place out of 13 teams.
Mrs. Gall and the WEB leaders are excited to continue Connection Days. Our next Connection Day is on Monday, September 15th and we will be hosting a hula hoop race. Grab your friends and join us outside for some fun during both lunch periods!
Today is September 12th. While yesterday we remembered the tragic events of September 11, today we focus on what came the day after. On September 12, 2001, people all across the United States came together—neighbors helped neighbors, strangers supported one another, and communities showed strength through kindness and unity. It was a reminder that even in the most difficult, unpredictable and scary of times, empathy and compassion can shine through.
Let’s carry that same spirit today by celebrating kindness. Say “Thank you” or “I appreciate you” to someone who made your week better. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
Ok BlueJays Wherever you are, remember R.E.A.L.—Respectful, Engaged, Accountable Leaders. Be R.E.A.L. every day. And always know, we’re glad you’re here.”
Greetings 6th Grade Families,
We hope you’ve had a safe and relaxing summer! Sixth Grade Orientation is just around the corner, and we’re excited to welcome our newest BlueJays to Shepherd Middle School.
Orientation will take place on Thursday, August 14th, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Shepherd Middle School. Students can be dropped off at the Middle School doors and will spend the morning with our student leaders enjoying a mix of learning and fun! They’ll receive their class schedules, practice using lockers, tour the building, and reconnect with classmates.
Parents: Please plan to join us for an informational meeting in the Auditorium from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
We can’t wait to see you there!
We hope you’ve had a safe and relaxing summer! Sixth Grade Orientation is just around the corner, and we’re excited to welcome our newest BlueJays to Shepherd Middle School.
Orientation will take place on Thursday, August 14th, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Shepherd Middle School. Students can be dropped off at the Middle School doors and will spend the morning with our student leaders enjoying a mix of learning and fun! They’ll receive their class schedules, practice using lockers, tour the building, and reconnect with classmates.
Parents: Please plan to join us for an informational meeting in the Auditorium from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Announcements: Tuesday, June 3...
6th graders - You are now able to sign up for locker partners for next year. You have until the end of the day today (6/3) to sign-up. If you do not sign-up for a locker partner one will be assigned to you. You can only sign-up between classes or at lunch.
7th Graders who applied to be a part of the WEB Program this next year, check your emails.
Boys High School Soccer sign up sheets are in the office. If you are in 8th grade and interested in playing High School Soccer in the fall stop in the office to sign up.
Today during SOAR classes will finish their CKH Reflections.
Announcements: Thursday, May 29...
8th graders - today is your last day to sign up for a locker partner for your freshman year. The sign-up sheet is in the MS office. If you choose not to sign up, a locker partner will be assigned to you.
6th graders - You are now able to sign up for locker partners for next year. You have until next Tuesday (6/3) to sign-up. If you do not sign-up for a locker partner one will be assigned to you. You can only sign-up between classes or at lunch.
7th graders - you do not need to sign-up for locker partners. You will each get your own locker next year.
Boys High School Soccer sign up sheets are in the office. If you are in 8th grade and interested in playing High School Soccer in the fall stop in the office to sign up.
Registration for Youth Football and Football Camp has been emailed out to all current 6th & 7th grade students. The links can also be found in our BlueJay Bulletin Newsletter.
Youth Football Skills Camp will be August 5-7 for $25 and Youth Football practice begins on August 12.
Any current 8th-11th grader (boys included) that are interested in sideline cheer for the fall 2025 season, there is a meeting with Coach Leah on Friday May 30 from 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm in the cafeteria.
For MS: Any current 5th - 7th Grader and parents/guardians that are interested in cheering for the 25 - 26 season, there is a meeting with Coach Leah in the cafeteria from 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm.
Shepherd Boys Basketball Summer Camp will be held on June 19 and 20, for all boys who will be in 3rd through 8th grade next fall. Pick up a flyer in the MS Office for registration and more information.
Today during SOAR students are to check their grades in PowerSchool and email parents. Then it is Silent Reading for the remainder of the class period.
Following announcements, any students who have been a part of the following school groups or clubs, please report to the MS Gym for a picture of your group.
Student Council
WEB Leaders
Robotics Club
Announcements: Wednesday, May 28...
Mrs. Byrne’s Theatre Classes have created Shoebox Sets, which will be on display on tables outside her classroom today for students to look at. They are to be looked at but not touched.
Anyone interested in participating in the Youth Police Academy in Mt. Pleasant this summer, pick up a flyer in the MS Office. Deadline to sign-up is June 6.
Shepherd Boys Basketball Summer Camp will be held on June 19 and 20, for all boys who will be in 3rd through 8th grade next fall. Pick up a flyer in the MS Office for registration and more information.
Today during SOAR students are to work on their Math IXL Recommended Skills.
