Here are a few tips to get you back into a school routine!
School will resume for Marion County students tomorrow, August 9th, and motorists will be sharing the road with school buses once again. Please allow additional time in your daily commute to accommodate more traffic, including buses, on the roadways. Our Transportation Department operates with our children’s safety as its number one priority. Please help them keep our children safe by keeping a watchful eye for school buses and being mindful of the law which pertains to them.
HMS Strong! These kiddos are talented, passionate young performers and we couldn't be more proud of them. Break a leg, you guys! 🐾❤️
From Red Mountain Theatre:
Say hi to this week's Youth Ensemble for Joseph, in partnership with Hamilton Middle School! Hamilton, AL is actually closer to Tupelo than Birmingham, so these singers win the awards for dedication and miles traveled. So glad to have you here on stage with us through Sunday's matinee!
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT | Now through August 13
Tickets available at https://www.redmountaintheatre.org/joseph-2023/
Tomorrow!!!
Just a reminder that all students entering 6th grade are required to have an up-to-date immunization record on file. Sixth grade students will need the TDaP booster. Please call your physician, health department, or pharmacy for assistance.
Great news for the coming school year!!! Marion County Schools will participate in the Community Eligibility Program. The CEP program is a PILOT program for the 23-24 school year that allows all enrolled students to eat breakfast and lunch at no cost!
CEP is based on the overall economic status of our regional area. NO free or reduced applications will be needed from parents this school year. No action is required by parents for students to eat free. Please note the first complete meal is free, however extra plates or items must be purchased. All visiting children, adults, and employees will be required to pay for meals. www.paypams.com is still available for anyone that wishes to add money to his or her child(ren)'s accounts. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Summer picture schedule
Math Camp time is here! HMS will be hosting a Math Camp for all HMS students entering the 6th grade. Dates are June 5-8; June 12-15; June 19-22; and June 26-27 from 7:45 to 12:15 in the Annex. Transportation will not be provided. The purpose of camp is to provide intensive math instruction for those who struggled in math this year. This will give students the opportunity to fill in the "gaps" before school starts in the fall. Call (205)921-7030 if you have questions. See you on Monday!
Final Report Cards are ready! They can be picked in the foyer of the HMS Office. Our Summer hours are Monday through Thursday, 7:00 to 4:30. Have a great break!
Sign up to be a substitute! Please follow this link for more information:
https://www.mcbe.net/page/employment-information
Order of Events for Awards Day, May 24th:
8:30 - 5th & 6th Grades
10:00 - 7th & 8th Grades
Induction Ceremony for Arts Honor Societies (Theatre, Dance, and Art) will be immediately following. Awards Day will be held in the new gym at the high school.
MJ is resting up for Spring Fling! Ready to get this party started. 🤣 #HMSStrong 🐾♥️ #springfling23
Thanks to all the contestants in the HMS Talent Show. Everyone did a great job!!!
Congratulations to our Talent Show Winners! Left-Right: Kimber Nix- winner, Savannah Shotts-3rd place, & Isaac Bozeman.
The yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 2022-2023 yearbook to Mrs. Tanya Robinson. Thank you Mrs Robinson for all you do!! We love you!!
Thank you to Zach Turner and parents for chicken fingers, CIS for cookies and fruit, Wal-Mart for cupcakes, drinks and donuts, and to Divine Family Wellness for biscuits. We appreciate your kindness and thoughtfulness.
The 7th grade students had an awesome trip to The McWane Science Center!!
Happy National School Nurse's Day to our nurse, Linda Stowe!!! HMS appreciates you and all you do to help keep us healthy, well, and safe!!
Don't forget that today is our last tap lesson with Alie B.! Parents are welcome to come and see what they have been learning. This has been a great opportunity for our students and we are thankful to the Alabama State Council on the Arts and Red Mountain Theatre for partnering with us! #aggiearts 🐾❤️
Seventh Grade Theatre's production of One Stoplight Town was great! All of the kiddos did a fabulous job and it was obvious how much they have all learned and grown this year. Thanks to Mrs. Hastings for all the time, care, and attention that she has poured into these students! Aggie Arts is alive and well! 🐾❤️
