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The Spartan Daily Post, 11/23/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 |
 Lunch today is bacon cheeseburgers, double corn dogs, chicken burgers and pizza.
“Make a Change” month ends on November 30th. Hurry up and turn your spare change into the container in the library and the student store! Four lucky students will get to throw pies at the ASB officers at our spirit assembly if we reach our goal of $300.00!
* NaNoWriMo: Come get your weekly inspiration in the library at lunchtime!
•Readers Workshop will not meet this week due to early dismissal. Our next meeting will be Dec. 2.
•Have you been playing Geo Jeopardy? Last week we had 12 winners! If your answer was "TRIBUTARY", come to the library at lunch and claim your prize!
•Take a look at this week's Geo Jeopardy question in the library. Win a fabulous prize. All answers are due by the end of the day on Wednesday this week!
Your Stanwood Chronicles: South of the Folly Theater was the Knutson building, built in 1914 which housed a drug store on the bottom floor and the Rex Hotel on the upper floor. Across the street from the Rex was the Stanwood Hotel, built in 1885. The building still stands today.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 19 November 2009 )
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Written by SMS Office
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 |
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Stanwood Middle School's Stage Band
Will Perform
At Stanwood's New Train Platform
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony!
Saturday, November 21st
8:30 am
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 November 2009 )
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The Spartan Daily Post, 11/18/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009 |
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Lunch today is nachos, chicken burgers, burritos and pizza.
Come one and all to the “Sleeping Bag Chariot Race!” It will be at your spirit assembly on Wednesday, November 25th. Sign up at your lunch today! Which grade will win the spirit trophy? Support your grade level team!
Just a reminder that there is no school tomorrow and Friday.
Reader’s Workshop is cancelled today. Our next meeting will be December 2nd.
“Make a Change” Month has now been extended until Nov. 30th. Bring your spare change to the school store or library and put it in the special jar. All the money raised goes to Sumatra for earthquake relief.
Your Stanwood Chronicles: The Folly Theater was built in 1912 on Market Street. It played one and two reelers. The cost was a nickel for kids and a dime for adults. There was only one projector so while the operator changed the films, he slipped in slides advertising the various merchants wares. Today the theater is a real estate office.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 November 2009 )
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The Spartan Daily Post, 10/17/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Monday, 16 November 2009 |
 Lunch today is turkey gravy with mashed potatoes and green beans, chicken burgers, double corn dogs, chicken nuggets
and pizza.
Come one and all to the “Sleeping Bag Chariot Race!” It will be at your spirit assembly on Wednesday, November 25th. Sign up at your lunch today! Which grade will win the spirit trophy? Support your grade level team!
• Hey NaNoWriMo participants! Have you charted your progress in the library? Come in with your word count and pick up this week's inspirational prizes! See you at lunchtime.
•Last week's Geo Jeopardy answer was "Continental Divide". There were no winners for that one. Come in to the library at lunchtime and take a look at this week's question.
Reader’s Workshop is cancelled for tomorrow. Our next meeting will be December 2nd.
“Make a Change” Month has now been extended until Nov. 30th. Bring your spare change to the school store or library and put it in the special jar. All the money raised goes to Sumatra for earthquake relief.
Your Stanwood Chronicles: The Public Hall was built in 1903. The lower floor was used by the public for events such as boxing, dances, basketball games, weddings, funerals and many other events. The upper floor was occupied by the International Order of Odd Fellows. Today it is part of the Stanwood Museum complex.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 November 2009 )
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The Spartan Daily Post, 10/16/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Friday, 13 November 2009 |
 Lunch today is bacon cheeseburgers, chicken burgers, double corn dogs and pizza.
Are you ready for the first Spirit Trophy competition? The activity is the “Sleeping Bag Chariot Race!” Sign ups are tomorrow at your lunch. This is one activity that you won’t want to miss out on-which grade will win?
• Hey NaNoWriMo participants! Have you charted your progress in the library? Come in with your word count and pick up this week's inspirational prizes! See you at lunchtime.
•Last week's Geo Jeopardy answer was "Continental Divide". There were no winners for that one. Come in to the library at lunchtime and take a look at this week's question.
“Make a Change” Month has now been extended until Nov. 30th. Bring your spare change to the school store or library and put it in the special jar. All the money raised goes to Sumatra for earthquake relief.
Your Stanwood Chronicles: The building that is now the Stanwood Historical Society Museum was bought and remodeled as a Victorian style home in 1890 by D.O. Pearson. This style was modeled after homes in Massachusetts.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 16 November 2009 )
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Counselor's Corner......... |
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Written by George Zeigen
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Friday, 13 November 2009 |
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Preventing Test Anxiety
Tests are important as they may measure a basic skill or can affect a year's grade. If it measures the ability to learn, it can affect a child's placement in school. The ability to do well on tests can help throughout life in such things as getting a driver’s license, trying out for sports, or getting a job.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 13 November 2009 )
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SMS IMPORTANT DATES/INFORMATION |
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Written by SMS Office
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Friday, 13 November 2009 |
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STANWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL IMPORTANT DATES
*NOVEMBER 19-20~STUDENT LED CONFERENCES
•NOVEMBER 25~NO LATE START~EARLY DISMISSAL~10:40AM
•NOVEMBER 26 & 27~THANKSGIVING BREAK
*DECEMBER 21-JANUARY 1~WINTER BREAK
YEARBOOKS FOR SALE!
STANWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL YEARBOOKS ARE FOR SALE FOR $30.00 UNTIL CHRISTMAS BREAK. THE PRICE WILL GO UP TO $40.00 IN JANUARY. BUY YOURS NOW!
REMINDERS FROM OUR NURSE
Flu and Cold season has arrived. Use these guidelines for determining if your student should stay home from school. Don’t forget to call the school if your student needs to stay home.
• Temperature is 100 degrees or greater within the past 24 hours
• Vomiting or diarrhea within the past 24 hours
• Runny nose with drainage that is cloudy; yellow; pus-like or green
• Thick mucus or pus drainage from the eye or pink eye
• Body rash, especially with a fever or itching
• Sore throat, especially with fever or swollen glands in the neck
• Cough, especially with fever, loss of appetite or weight loss
If your student is eligible for free or reduced lunch, he/she may receive clothing and some other supplies through Operation School Bell. Forms are available through your school office.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 November 2009 )
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Written by SMS Office
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Friday, 13 November 2009 |
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The Sports Page......
At this publication our first sports season has ended and our second sports season, girls volleyball and boys basketball, has started. We had approximately 105 7th and 8th grade students participating in cross country, soccer, and football. Good job Spartans!! Thank you parents for all the support you have given to your son/daughter and to our teams.
Basketball coaches are Mr. Zeigen, Mr. Gelatt, Mr. Schmitt and Mr. Clack
Volleyball coaches are Mrs. Hardenbrook, Mr. Wall, Mrs. Thompson and Ms. Mickels
In order to participate in SMS athletics you must be in the 7th or 8th grade and have the following completed and turned into the office:
1. Physical: Each athlete must have a current physical on file in order to participate.
2. Insurance: Each athlete must be covered by an accident insurance program. You must sign the insurance form stating your insurance company, or you may purchase a program the school offers from a private carrier. Forms are in the office.
3. Emergency Card: This needs to be filled out each sport season.
4. A.S.B. Card: Each participant must purchase an Associated Student Body card before competing in the first contest.
5. Athletic Code: Please read and return the last page signed to the office.
6. Safety Guidelines: Form signed and turned into the office.
7. Communicable Disease Information Sheet: Form signed and turned into the office.
8. Concussion Information Form: Form signed and turned into the office.
If you have any questions about our athletic program please call :
Erik Titus, SMS Athletic Director, (629-1350 ext 3147).
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Last Updated ( Friday, 13 November 2009 )
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The Spartan Daily Post, 11/13/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 |
Lunch today is Ivar’s Chowder with cheese sticks or chicken nuggetts, Spartan burgers, chicken burgers and pizza.
Congratulation to the following students who were selected to participate in the 2010 MPMEA Honor Band and Honor Choir: The vocalists are: Elizabeth K., Shae C., Kristian B., Renae F., Ashley H., and William T.
The instrumentalists are: Katie T., Nathan T., Bryson P. and Collin C.
These students will be performing with the top musicians in our region which covers Stanwood to Everett and as far East as Gold Bar. Congratulations to all of you! The performance will be held in January 2010.
“Make a Change” Month has now been extended until Nov. 30th. Bring your spare change to the school store and put it in the special jar. All the money raised goes to Sumatra for earthquake relief.
Your Stanwood Chronicles: The street across from Twin City Foods by Bank of America was originally called “Market Street.” Early businesses on Market Street were a mercantile (now Gerry Andal’s restaurant) and general store (now the Pawn shop) and another restaurant and boarding house. (Now the Stanwood Food Bank.)
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The Spartan Daily Post, 11/12/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 |
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 Lunch today is nachos, bean burritos, chicken burgers, double corn dogs, salads and pizza.
Donate your spare change in the jar in the library and student store. Your donations will be sent to help the earthquake victims in Sumatra. Be the change you want to see in the world.
Your Stanwood Chronicles: The Stillaguamish River was a huge part of Stanwood’s early history. Two steamboats were built in the boatyard on the waterfront in 1907 and 1912. Steamboats and the railroad competed to ship products out of East Stanwood and Stanwood. Farmers stored grains at the warehouse on the riverfront for steamboats to pick up and deliver.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 13 November 2009 )
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The Spartan Daily Post, 11/11/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Monday, 09 November 2009 |
 Lunch today is Oriental bar.
Advanced band students: Please check in with your second period teacher before coming to the band room to set up.
Make A Change week begins today. Donate your spare change in the ASB Jar in the library. Your donations will be sent to help the earthquake victims in Sumatra. Be the change you want to see in the world.
• Today is the final book fair day. Open at lunchtime only.
There is no school tomorrow due to Veteran’s Day.
Your Stanwood Chronicles: Irvine Slough ran from the bottom of East Stanwood hill through the flats close to to Hwy 532 and into the Stillaguamish River. Sternwheelers transported goods from East Stanwood through Irvine Slough to the waterfront at Stanwood for shipment out by water to various ports along Puget Sound.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 13 November 2009 )
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