Character Trait of the Month Self-Control

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Walton County School District
February, 2014
Freeport Middle School
Character Trait of
the Month
Self-Control
360 Kylea Laird Drive, 32439 850-892-1221
FEBRUARY
STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
CONGRATULATIONS
8th Grade—Autumn Anderson
7th Grade—Kier Way
6th Grade– Hannah Lowman
5th Grade-Tyler Blanton
Rising Star—Devan Ratliff
School Calendar p2
Cafeteria Menus p3
Baseball/Softball
Schedule
p4
School Nurse
p4
Band News
p4
Art New
p5
P. 6
FMS HOSTS FAMILY BINGO NIGHT IN MARCH
The parents, teachers,
and staff of Freeport
Middle School will be
hosting a family bingo
night March 7th from
5:30 to 7:30 P.M. The
doors will open at 5:30
for card sales and a variety of concessions. Card
sales will be on a first
come first serve basis.
Bingo cards will be $5.00
each or 3 for $10.00.
Congratulations to
Freeport Middle School 2013-2014
Teacher of the Year
Mrs. Crystal Appel
and
Cards can be used for the entire evening.
There will be many great gift baskets and prizes donated by the staff of FMS and our business and family
community. If you are a business or individual who
would like to make a donation to this fund raising event,
please contact Mrs. Wilburn at 892-1221. FMS would
love to recognize you and your support on our web page
and in our school newsletter. Details of this event , including a description of our prizes, will be coming in
February.
Mark your calendars for a great family fun.
filled event!
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Education Support Professional of
the Year
Mr. Robert Reid
Parent
Bulldog
Buck
We appreciate your participation in our school activities.
Bailee Benatson 6th
Please fill out the back and place this buck in the parent
participation drawing bucket for special prizes
February, 2014
*** MATH TUTORING WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE TEACHER ’ S CLASSROOM
Page 2
Freeport Middle School Calendar of Events
~ February 2014 ~
◄ Jan 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Mar 2014 ►
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
9
3
4
DRAMA
2:30 – 5:00 PM
MATH TUTORING
6TH APPEL
8TH GODDIN
2:20-3:30
DRAMA
DRAMA
2:30 – 5:00 PM
2:30 – 5:00 PM
PTO Mtg. 2:45
Band RM
5
10
11
12
6
13
DRAMA
2:30 – 5:00 PM
MATH TUTORING
6TH APPEL
8TH GODDIN
2:20-3:30
16
17
18
19
20
NO SCHOOL
23
24
25
DRAMA-DRESS FINAL DRESSDRAMA
2:30 – 5:30 PM
MATH TUTORING 2:30 – 5:30
6TH APPEL
8TH GODDIN
2:20-3:30
7
8
DRAMA
2:30 – 5:00 PM
Math Tutoring
7th Hudson
2:25-3:25
BURKE
MATH
WORKSHOP
9:30-12:00
14
15
VALENTINE’S
DANCE
Math Tutoring
7th Hudson
2:25-3:25
NO BURKE
6TH GRADE
MATH WORKSHOP
21
22
Math Tutoring
7th Hudson
2:25-3:25
BURKE
6TH GRADE
MATH WORKSHOP
Bingo Night
March 7th
Movie Night
April 4th
Spring Break
March 14-23
FCAT
APRIL
26
27
28
DRAMA
DRESS REH.
2:30 – 5:30 PM
DRAMA
PERFORMANCE
Early Release
DRAMA
PERFORMANCE
NO BURKE
6TH GRADE
MATH WORKSHOP
SAT. MARCH 8,
15,22
TBA
Weston Bates
Freeport Middle School Supports our Men and Women in the U. S. armed forces.
Parent Name: ___________________________________
Student Name and Grade:
______________________________________________
Event: I have read the February Newsletter
Clip and return by your child to the parent bulldog buck
box in front of the cafeteria for the end of the month
drawing!
It is not how smart you are.
It is not how much you
know.
It is what you do with it
that counts.
“Just Do It”
Walton County School District Menus – February 2014
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
3
4
5
Sausage Biscuit
Grits and Scramble Eggs
Waffles with a
Chilled Peaches
Choice of Fresh Fruit
Strawberry Cup
BREAKFAST
FRIDAY
6
7
Assorted Cereal and
Toast
French Toast Sticks
with Applesauce
Choice of fresh Fruit
Choice of Assorted Milk
10
11
12
13
14
Biscuits and Gravy
Cinnamon Roll
Pancake on a stick
Eggs and Toast
Assorted Cereal and Toast
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Fresh Banana
Fresh Apples
Roasted Apples
17
18
19
20
21
President’s Day
Waffles with a Peach Cup
Sausage Biscuit
Grits and Scrambled Eggs
Choice of Fresh Fruit
24
25
26
27
28
Cinnamon Roll
Pancake on a stick
Biscuits and Gravy
Fresh Banana
Fresh Apples
French Toast Sticks with
Applesauce
No School
In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washing-
ton, D.C. 20250-9410 or call toll free (866)632-9992 (voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact
USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800)877-8339; or (800)845-6136 (Spanish) USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
3
4
5
6
7
Chicken Nuggets & a
biscuit
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Pepperoni Pizza
Ham and Veggie Wrap
Romaine Side Salad
Steamed Mixed Vegetables
Roast Potato Wedge
Beefy Mac & Garlic
Breadstick
Baked Beans
Steamed Green Beans
Fresh Banana
10
Hamburger on a bun
Baked Beans
Roasted Potato wedges
Fresh Orange
17
President’s Day
No School
Vegetable Soup
Fresh Apple
11
Sweet Potato Fries
Chilled Pears
Fresh Carrot Sticks
Grapes
12
13
Baked Spaghetti &
Garlic Breadsticks
Fish Nuggets & a Hushpuppy
Chicken & Gravy over
Rice
Steamed Broccoli
Creamy Coleslaw
Steamed Corn
Romaine Side Salad
Sweet Potato fries
Collard Greens
Chilled Mixed Fruit
Fresh Banana
18
19
Turkey Burrito
BBQ Pork Patty
Refried Beans
Collard Greens
Steamed Broccoli
Romaine Side Salad
Fresh Orange
14
Cheese Pizza
Steamed Green Beans
Carrot Raisin Salad
Chilled Pears
Fresh Apple
Pineapple Tidbits
20
Chicken Nuggets & a
Biscuit
Mashed Potatoes
21
Hot Dog
Baked Beans
Steamed Corn
Sweet Potato Tots
Steamed Green Beans
Carrot Sticks
Apple Sauce
Chilled Mixed Fruit
Fresh Orange
27
28
24
25
26
Chicken Soft Taco
Corn Dog
Meatball Sub
Salisbury Steak
Chicken Sandwich
Refried Beans
Sweet Potato Tots
Roasted Potato Wedge
Mashed Potatoes
Sweet Potato Tots
Steamed Corn
Steamed Mixed v
Fresh Carrot Sticks
Steamed Broccoli
Fresh Apple
Fresh Banana
Sliced Pears
Chilled Mixed Fruit
Steamed Mixed
Veggies Fresh Orange
Join FMS in the battle to defeat
Bigotry and Bullying by supporting
our efforts in collecting can tabs.
Each tab represents a person who lost
their life. This is our school wide project recognizing the millions of people
who lost their lives due to the
intolerance of the NAZI régime.
Please collect your tabs and send them
to school to show your support of a
School Clinic *********
Important Message
Attention Parents of 6th Graders! A Tdap (Tetanus, diphtheria,
and pertussis vaccination) Clinic for 6th Grade will be provided by
Walton County Health Department on Feb. 12, 2014, at FMS, free
of charge. Vaccination is required for students prior to entering 7th
grade. If you wish for your child to receive the vaccine at school you must sign a consent form. The consent form must be turned in to the school nurse prior to the vaccination clinic date. If you are interested, please contact the school nurse for consent
forms/questions.
Mrs. Shari Anderson RN, FMS
BULLDOGS SOFTBALL AND BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Tuesday, March 4
FMS @ ECMS
4/5:30
Thursday, March 6
Baker @ FMS
4/5:30
Monday, March 10
Seaside @ FMS
4/5:30
Tuesday, March 11
Chipley @ FMS
5/6:30
Thursday, March
13
Paxton @FMS 4/5:3
Monday, March 24
PDL@ FMS 4/5:30
Thursday, March
27
FMS @
Walton 3:30
FMS @ Walton
3:30Tuesday, April
1
Seed 4 v Seed 5 @
FMS
Saturday, April 5
Semifinals/Finals @
FMS
Please verify
these dates and
time with
coaches..
Art
The art students in 5th grade have been working very hard on their "Music in Pictures" and "Peter and the Wolf" artworks. Next, we will be working on a variety of
projects for the "ArtsQuest" Festival in May (Mother's Day Weekend) at Watercolor,
near Seaside on 30A.
F
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P
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"Music in Pictures," sponsored by the Rosemary Beach Foundation is a year-long
educational art initiative open to all students in grades K-12 in the Walton County
school system–both public and private.
Goals of the program are to:
- provide an opportunity for listening to, discussing, and interpreting classical music.
- encourage appreciation of symphonic music by students
- to stimulate creativity
Over 2,000 students from 19 Walton County schools have listened to and visually
interpreted works by classical composers, our theme this year is "Out of the World."
ArtsQuest:
The ArtsQuest Fine Arts & Music Festival is produced by the Cultural Arts Alliance
of Walton County and presented by Visit South Walton. ArtsQuest is a juried fine
arts show that includes 130 artists in the categories of Ceramics, Fiber, Glass, Jewelry, Metal, Mixed Media, Oils & Acrylics, Original Digital Art, Photography, Sculpture, Wood and Works on Paper (Watercolor, Printmaking, Pastels, Pencils, Ink). In
addition to the fine arts show, ArtsQuest features the best in live musical entertainment, dance performances, artist demos, workshops and art projects and entertainment for kids.
“Change for
Children”
Anti-Bullying Campaign
Shout Out
Quote:
“Someone who puts
others down to pick
themselves up is a
bully and it’s not
okay.”
Katie Dier , 8th
Grade
Monica Morgan 6th
M
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Freeport Middle School
will begin fundraising for
the “Change for Children” Campaign. The Campaign
runs February 3rd – 7th.

By donating your change during your school’s
Change for Children Campaign, you will help feed,
clothe, and care for the children living in our area.
The campaign kick-off will begin Monday, February
3rd during your child(ren)’s lunch period. We will
use last year’s fundraising theme of sending a staff
member’s pet to college.

Votes are earned by coins and one person may
vote as many times as he/she likes. Last year we
raised over $1,000 for this needy cause.
AVID school-wide and AVID elective application information
Here at FMS, AVID Strategies are implemented SCHOOL WIDE! Our teachers are integrating AVID
strategies into EVERY classroom!
Both AVID and the upcoming Common Core Standards address rigor in the classroom. The AVID
strategies and materials are meant to help students master one step in the educational process before
moving on to the next. Students in AVID Elective classes readily recognize rigorous assignments, and
through careful leadership and guidance provided by their teachers and tutors, AVID students prepare
themselves for the educational challenges they face as they proceed from one class to the next and
from one year to the next. The Common Core State Standards appear to reflect the path that AVID
students and educators have been following for more than three decades, a path that spirals upward,
establishing a solid foundation of literacy skills in one grade before ratcheting up the rigor in the next.
Please talk to your child about applying for the AVID elective. The AVID elective class will provide
your child with the additional support and WICOR (Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, and
Reading) strategies to assist them in their advanced classroom setting. The AVID elective is not a remedial class; all AVID elective students are registered in at least 1 advanced class. The AVID elective
is for students who want to Advance (A) Via (V) their Individual (I) Determination (D). Our AVID
elective students are required to go above and beyond!
Applications for current 5th and 6th grade students will be passed out during the month of February.
We currently have AVID elective classes in 7th and 8th grade and next year the AVID elective will be
offered in grades 6-8. The selection is based on your child's rubric score, which will be attached to
your child's application. Teacher recommendations, attendance, and positive behavior are all part of
the selection process. The AVID Site Team looks forward to reading your child's written responses
within the application. If you have any additional questions about the AVID program at FMS, please
contact Mrs. Appel (AVID Coordinator) at [email protected] or by phone (892-1221).
Jeremy Rosales
B3
Battle Bullies & Bigots

Character Trait of the Month Self-Control

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