Updated: 5/16/19
Upcoming Events & Activities
Summer School 2019!!
May 20th-June 18th @ the Elementary Campus
Community Events:
Mobile Food Pantry Tuesday, May 21st @ 10 AM
Mobile Food Pantry Tuesday, June 18th @ 10 AM
May 20th-June 18th @ the Elementary Campus
Community Events:
Mobile Food Pantry Tuesday, May 21st @ 10 AM
Mobile Food Pantry Tuesday, June 18th @ 10 AM
For more complete information, visit the "Middle School Newsletter" drop-down under the "What's Happening?" tab.
Have you visited the Clearwater District website? Check it out at www.cwtigers.net.
Have you visited the Clearwater District website? Check it out at www.cwtigers.net.
Middle School Announcements:
Don't forget...Summer school starts May 20th @ Elementary Campus
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Reminders
Cheerleading Info. for 8th Graders:
CHS Cheerleading forms are available outside the front office door. Return forms by May 6th. *Cheer Clinic Clinic Dates:* Saturday, May 11 and Monday, May 13th. 5/11 Location: WMPR Time: 8-12 5/13 Location: WMPR Time: 10-12 Tryouts Date: Thursday, May 16th. Location: HS Gym @ 10AM *Clinic dates are mandatory attendance to be eligible to tryout. |
When Your Child Misses School...
Please contact the Middle School office at 223–7724 when your child is misses part—or all—of a school day. Otherwise, a call may be made by a school employee. When students return, it is important that documentation, such as doctor’s excuses be given to the attendance secretary, Mrs. Huff. CMS Perfect Attendance Incentives
The following incentives have been developed to encourage student attendance: Perfect Attendance for 1st Quarter
Box Tops and Best Choice Labels
Mrs. Thompson, the school nurse, and Mrs. McFadden in the counselor's office are trying to raise money for middle school events and activities. Mrs. Thompson is collecting Box Tops. Best Choice bar code labels should be given to Mrs. McFadden. Donuts will be awarded to the class with the most labels each month !! 
SIS Student 360 Parent/Student Portal & School Messenger
Parent Portal allows parent access to student information from the student database. Parent Portal is based on email information, so it is important that we have a current email address to activate the program. Only one form per household is needed. If you have previously signed up for Parent Portal and if your contact information has not changed since the last school year, this form does not need to be completed. School Messenger is an automated calling system that notifies parents regarding school closings and other important information. Once again, we must be sure that we have correct, current contacts in order to reach you. 
CMS Tiger Challenge
How often do we recognize those around us who do the right thing, day in and day out? That is the goal of the CMS Tiger Challenge. Students can qualify for Tiger Challenge activities, which are scheduled at the end of each semester, by meeting the following criteria:
Ms. Lora Yant is coordinator of the program. If you or your organization would like to contribute funding for this program, which recognizes our everyday heroes, contact her at 223-7724. *The principal reserves the right to add or remove names for eligibility at his/her discretion. Parents:
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Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities
Jr Beta
Jr Beta candidates for membership are chosen based on their academic success and must have a 3.0 GPA. At the end of 1st semester, Mrs. Roach will check grades for current 5th graders and 6th through 8th grade students to see if they qualify. CONGRATS TO JR BETA OFFICERS!! President: Abby Cheney Vice President: Kloe L'Heureux Secretary: Charles Robbins Treasurer: Lane Pinkley 8th Reps: Timothy Aubuchon & Arianna Giovando 7th Reps: Riley Hurt & Payton King 6th Reps: Jorja Eaton & Erin Henson/Allie Plummer 
History Club
Love learning about the past? Then check out History Club..sponsored by Mrs. Shearrer. |
Student Council
What does Student Council do? Student Council members staff the concession stand for home games during basketball and volleyball seasons. Proceeds from sales go toward improvements to the middle school and various charitable causes. Council members also plan events for students, often holding dances during the school year, which benefit such community efforts as the local food pantry. Student Council Election News: Congrats to our Newly Elected Members!! President- Ayla Keller Vice President- Abby Cheney Treasurer- Brenden Lashley Secretary- Makinlee Keister 5th Grade Senators: Ashden Murphy & Alexis Schlater 6th Grade Senators: Grace Beezley & Erin Henson 7th Grade Senators: Abbie Miller & Landon Towe 8th Grade Senators: Natalie Hinkle & Jeffrey White CMS BOOK CLUB
The book club meets weekly on Thursday afternoons till 4:45.
Students meet after school to discuss a book (books)the club is reading. Activities are centered around the themes of the book. Activities may include: arts and crafts, movies,and STEAM projects!!
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Community Information
Southeast Mobile Food Pantry
The Southeast Mobile Food Pantry will be back in Piedmont on:
Date: Tuesday, May 21st, 2019
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Location: Clearwater Family Youth Center, Piedmont MO
(adjacent to the Clearwater High School baseball fields)
Please bring a bag or box for transport of food items.
This program is not restricted to those meeting specific income guidelines, but quantities are limited.
Guidelines:
* Only 1 person per household may receive food
* You must be present to receive food - no pick ups are allowed
* You may be asked to present a picture I.D. before receiving items in order to verify residency.
SIGN UP for MONTHLY
Text Reminders by texting: @ef4g26 to: 81010
The Southeast Mobile Food Pantry will be back in Piedmont on:
Date: Tuesday, May 21st, 2019
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Location: Clearwater Family Youth Center, Piedmont MO
(adjacent to the Clearwater High School baseball fields)
Please bring a bag or box for transport of food items.
This program is not restricted to those meeting specific income guidelines, but quantities are limited.
Guidelines:
* Only 1 person per household may receive food
* You must be present to receive food - no pick ups are allowed
* You may be asked to present a picture I.D. before receiving items in order to verify residency.
SIGN UP for MONTHLY
Text Reminders by texting: @ef4g26 to: 81010
