Norris Middle School

 

NORRIS MIDDLE SCHOOL BULLETIN

April 25th -  B Day

                                             6th GRADE FIELD TRIP

 

LOST ‘n FOUND - Please pick up your jackets / Lunch Boxes / Water Bottle

It is Overflowing with items that belong to someone in this building!

 

 

Girl Who Play Softball - Play Fast, Play Free and Play Fearless!

2024 Norris Softball Camp - May 28, 29,30

  • MS softball players - 400-530pm
  • Individual instruction, drills, contests, camp t-shirt, fun and positive atmosphere for learning the sport of softball.
  • You will need to bring tennis shoes or softball cleats, glove, bats, helmet, water bottle, and fielder’s mask
  • $49 (Due Friday, May 17th) - Scan the QR code below to sign up or complete the registration form at: https://bit.ly/3U8izTU

  • See Mrs Sobotka with Questions! Flyer hanging by her office door!

 

Read-a-thon Rewards

Sixth grade recess Wednesday during WIN

Wesch and TeBrink Ice Cream Sundaes on Thursday & Friday during WIN

 

There are two pairs of eyeglasses in the office.  If you are missing yours please stop to check if they are yours.

 

Earbuds and Apple Watches are an extension of the phone, So Cell phone rules will apply if Earbuds and Watchers are misused.

 

Outside food and drinks can become an issue.  Soda, candy etc. should be left at home and not in your locker.  Refer to your student handbook online if you have questions or visit with Mr. Rice or Mrs. Kernes

 

HAL

Mock trials begin this week.  Assigning cases and roles within teams

Speech kids should come in and practice during WI
 

 

Congratulations to the following students who have been selected for next year’s Student Council for 24-25!

 

6th Grade
 

Layla Behrends

Emma Bornschlegl

Connor Drake

Halle Ehlers

Drake Franklin

Lilah Gibbs

Marcus Hansmeyer

 

Breckyn Heiden

Zander Hellbusch

Sophie Huenink

Makayla Liesveld

Mackenzie McCoy

Blair Meyers

McKinley Monaghan

 

Sawyer Robinson

Daniel Seggerman

Kayne Spatz

Cailyn Stoner

Avery Vlasnik

Ava Vollmer
 

 

7th Grade
 

Baylee Adam

Faye Bare

Halle Behrends

Brynlee Cramer

Presley Elgert

Annie England

Brecken Folkerts

Kendall Heiden

Reece Hinz

Claire Ibsen

Bo Leth

Maizy Reiter

Kensley Ruhl

Olivia Schendt

Carter Stieb

Rory Stoner

Quinn Terry

Ben Wacker

Alex Wagner

Ella Wamsly
 

 

 

8th Grade
 

Loriann Adams

Wyatt Adams

Owen Axtell

Addy Bock

Tenley Cherep

Karissa Dominy

Amelia Hutzler

Max Jacobson

Olivia Kohler

Kadyn Lichtenberg

Piper McMillan

Emersyn Meyer

Andrew Oelke

Makinley Ramsey

Keely Rapp

Lydia Rogers

Ethan Spatz

Kenzli Vasa

Jade Whitla

Maia Wiles
 

 

 

Looking for a summer job?  2 different detasseling options!

 

  • Ailes Detassling - check out the website - www.ailesdetasseling.com 
    • 13 yrs and older and must be 5’3” and taller
    • Begin work anytime after July 1st and works for 2-3 weeks
    • Top detasselers earned between $2300-3800 last year
    • Pickup sites - Hickman, Firth, Lincoln Southwest, Berean Church
    • Application online!

 

  • NATS Detasseling - check out the website - www.notafraidtosweat.com
    •  Looking for positive workers aged 13 and up.
    •  Applications will open up on March 1st - there can be a waitlist! 
    • Every employee receives a 25% discount on ACT prep from OnToCollege and anyone living in Lancaster County who has detasseled for NATS is eligible to apply for a LIBA College Scholarship
    • Get a sneak peek with this short video. NATS_2min_V5_ENG 2.mp4  

 

 

YEARBOOK INFORMATION:  https://bit.ly/23-24yearbook

 

 

Lunch Menu:

Classic Cafe:  Wing Bar

Grab & Go:  NY Style Buffalo Chicken Dip w/Flatbread Charcuterie, , Southwest Chicken Salad 

Diner:  Spicy Chicken Patty on Bun

 

 

Thought for the Day

 

 

 

Exercise - Nutrition - Hydrate - Mindfulness - Sleep: Tip of the Day

Take a Brisk Walk

The faster, farther and more frequently you walk, the greater the benefits. For example, you may start out as an average walker, and then work your way up to walking faster and walking a mile in a shorter amount of time than an average walker, similar to power walkers. This can be a great way to get aerobic activity, improve your heart health and increase your endurance while burning calories.

You can also alternate periods of brisk walking with leisurely walking. This type of interval training has many benefits, such as improving cardiovascular fitness and burning more calories than regular walking. And interval training can be done in less time than regular walking.

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