Rattler Roundup for Week of April 28
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Yearbook Purchase
Did you know… that if you order a yearbook, you have 2 free pages to customize for your child?
To purchase and customize your yearbook, please go to: www.treering.com/validate
Enter the school code: 101566172917594
The custom page deadline has been extended to April 15, 2025
It is recommended to purchase your yearbook by April 18, 2025 to assure that it arrives on time to be handed out in June. If you do not order it by this date that is OK, but your student may not have their yearbook until after school is out for the summer.
To purchase and customize your yearbook, please go to: www.treering.com/validate
Enter the school code: 101566172917594
The custom page deadline has been extended to April 15, 2025
It is recommended to purchase your yearbook by April 18, 2025 to assure that it arrives on time to be handed out in June. If you do not order it by this date that is OK, but your student may not have their yearbook until after school is out for the summer.
2025-2026 Interdistrict Transfer Window Open Now
Please click the Enrollment button above for more information.
UPDATE Fully Funded!! Thank you so much!! Help Mrs. McKnight with her DonorChoose Request, GM is willing to double your donation!!
Currently, our Computer Science program has a total of three EV3 kits and one additional LEGO Mindstorm brick. These resources are fantastic for teaching students about robotics and programming, but with a group of 20 students, the challenge lies in ensuring that everyone has ample opportunity to engage with the equipment and contribute to the projects.
The smaller group structure would enable each student to play a more active role in the team-building process, involving tasks such as designing, coding, and testing their robots.
With the current class size, it would be extremely beneficial to split the students into teams of five students. In these smaller teams, students would also have a better chance to collaborate closely, fostering stronger communication and teamwork skills. This structure would not only improve the overall learning experience but also ensure that every student has the chance to make a significant impact on their team’s progress, leading to more successful and engaging projects.
Thank you so much!!
Click on the link above to take you to the DonorChoose Link
The smaller group structure would enable each student to play a more active role in the team-building process, involving tasks such as designing, coding, and testing their robots.
With the current class size, it would be extremely beneficial to split the students into teams of five students. In these smaller teams, students would also have a better chance to collaborate closely, fostering stronger communication and teamwork skills. This structure would not only improve the overall learning experience but also ensure that every student has the chance to make a significant impact on their team’s progress, leading to more successful and engaging projects.
Thank you so much!!
Click on the link above to take you to the DonorChoose Link
Calendar
PTM Meeting
Time: 4 PM – 5 PM
Spring Band Concert-Big Gym
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
OPEN HOUSE
Time: 6:30 PM – 8 PM
8th Grade Promotion Dance- Magnolia Gym
Time: 7 PM – 9 PM
Principal's Message
Dear Magnolia Intermediate School Parents & Community,
It is my great honor to serve as your Principal for the 2024-25 school year. At the middle school level, it’s our job to inspire students to dream big and give them the early tools to make their dreams a reality. Together, with your invaluable help, we aim to create lifelong learners and promote a growth mindset for all students. Our objectives include resilience, high school readiness and a warm, welcoming campus.
In addition to academics, we also aim to help our students develop character. Our school’s core values focus on the concepts of respect, responsibility, and kindness. Students will be recognized and rewarded for making positive choices this year. Please consider also emphasizing the value of these traits at home.
I believe that education can open incredible doors. Supporting students, parents and our fabulous staff is my primary goal. We aim to promote a safe, positive, effective learning environment. Please do not hesitate to reach out about anything at all — from simple questions to serious concerns, we are here to serve you.
We love what we do. It’s clear that Magnolia is a community that cares for each other. I look forward to lots of learning and dreaming BIG this year!
Best Wishes,
Christina Levinson (Principal, [email protected])