Daily Bulletin May 8, 2018

 

Track News:  Magnolia had their last track and field meet of the season, Wednesday at Nevada Union.  The Rattlers finished an impressive season finishing 3rd out of 10 schools. An impressive 8th grade showing.  Kayla Scheda set a new PR of 13.5 to win the long jump and Julia Pisenti came in second with 13.3.   In High Jump Jordan Foster came in first and Kayla Scheda 2nd. Annabelle Boan took 2nd in disc and Bailey Ham 4th.  The 4 x 100 relay teams of; Julia Pisenti, Chelsea Herron, Annabelle Boan and Jordan Foster took second and Amy Ismail, Kayla Scheda, Corina Shaw and Morgan Peterson in third. Paxton Waters helped score points in the hurdles and Trysten in the mile.

Our fierce seventh graders ran away with all sprint races! Liam Cutter winning the 100 and 200. Cody Lybbert winning the high jump and hurdles. Andrew Tice-Raskin did well in long jump and Donovan Hurd in Hurdles. To finish the season Donovan Hurd, Cody Lybbert, Andrew Tice -Raskin and Liam Cutter won the 4 x 100 relay. Kaia Kothe scored in the 100 and hurdles while Genisis Olson ran impressive hurdle races. Maya Bussinger, 7th grade distance runner extraordinaire ran an excellent 1600.

Our 6th grade Hurdles stand outs Gina Genovese did it again and won Hurdles with Natalia Williams in a close 2nd. Allie Pallinger jumped to victory again in high jump. Rilyn Waters and Ryder Hensley helped score in the high jump while Crew Wilson took his hurdles race with ease and Justin Edgar helped the Rattlers score running in the 7th grade relay.

Thank you all for your support of Magnolia Track. What a fun season!!

**Track and Field PARTY will be Tuesday, May 8th from 3:30-5:00 with awards from 5:00-5:30. Parents are encouraged to attend. We will be on the lower field for games and food followed by awards.

6th & 7th Graders:  Drama Auditions are next week for the 2018 – 2019 school year!  If you are interested in the performing arts, would like to have fun being creative with friends, be a part of the spring production, and make a movie, then Theatre Arts is the class for you.  Theatre Arts is a yearlong class that you must audition for to be accepted - no experience is necessary!  You need to attend a short informational meeting at the beginning of lunch break Wednesday, 5/9, in the drama room, D1, to receive your audition piece – or see me at lunch any day this week.  If you cannot attend the informational meeting then you must see me before auditions to get your audition piece and signature page.  Primary auditions will be during lunch on both Tuesday and Thursday, 5/15 and 5/17.  If you have a conflict, you may make special arrangements with me to audition either before school or at lunch the following week.

Incoming Bear River students:
If you are interested in playing sports at Bear River, please attend a brief meeting during lunch in A5 on May 10th.
   
Attention 6th and 7th Graders:
If you are interested in being a part of the Magnolia Student Council for the 2018-2019 school year, pick up an application in the office. The available positions are 8th grade president, 8th grade vice-president, 7th grade president, 7th grade vice-president, public relations officer, treasurer, and secretary. Applications are due back to Mrs. Lavelle by May 14th.
 
 
 
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Parents' Corner:
 
Parents of  8th graders traveling to Washington D.C. and New York City. Wednesday, May 23rd at 7:00 P.M. in the gym, there will be a final parent meeting. It is of the utmost importance that at least one parent is present for this meeting. I will be passing out itineraries, flight schedules, and other important information. Look forward to seeing all of you. Mr. Croft
  

State Testing: California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP), will begin this week.  Sixth graders begin testing Wednesday, May 2nd, 7th graders begin Wednesday, May 9th, and 8th graders begin Wednesday, May 16th.  

Whether you agree or disagree with standardized test, the political reality is that the quality of a Magnolia education is judged by these tests.  Data from these assessments are used by the school to identify deficiencies Magnolia may have in our curriculum and/or instruction; thus guiding our future professional development for teachers and curriculum choices.  These test measure both your student's academic growth and their progress toward achieving grade level standards.  CAASPP results combined with other data are used to develop strategies to target interventions in academic areas that a student has not demonstrated proficiency.

Please encourage your student to put forth their best effort!  We need an accurate measure of your child's skills and knowledge to evaluate Magnolia's effort to provide a quality education to the students of our community.

 
Yearbook:
Don't miss out! Order your yearbooks now! Yearbooks are still available to purchase online at jostens.com. $40 for a hard cover or $25 for a soft cover. Limited quantities are available so don't delay.
 
 
Calling all 8th Grade Parents:
If you are interested in helping with the 8th Grade Dance, please sign up at the following link: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b0b48acaf29a7f58-8thgrade
 
  
Bus Circle: Please do not park or pull up in the bus circle at ANY time during the school day.
  

Parents: Please be prepared to show a picture ID when checking your student out during the school day.

Homework Club:
Tuesday / Friday - 8:00am - 8:45am in room A-1
Wednesday - 3:30pm - 4:15pm in room B-10
Thursday - 8:00 am - 8:45 in room A-4  most weeks.  Please check the bulletin and Magnolia calendar.
 
 

Link to our School Website

Link to our School Calendar

Link to Bell/Dismissal schedule

Link to order a yearbook

Monday through Thursday school starts at 9:05 and is dismissed at 3:15

Friday school starts at 9:05 and is dismissed at 2:25

Minimum Day Schedule school is dismissed at 1:20 

Sports:

**Track and Field PARTY will be Tuesday, May 8th from 3:30-5:00 with awards from 5:00-5:30. Parents are encouraged to attend. We will be on the lower field for games and food followed by awards.

 

Upcoming Dates:
 
 
May 21-25 Sixth Grade Science Camp
May 25 Seventh Grade Renaissance Fair
May 29 School not in session-Memorial Day Holiday

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Have a great day, and remember: Character Counts!
 
Be Kind    Be Respectful    Be Responsible