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Viper News
Monday, April 23, 2018
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Black Day
Breakfast in the Classroom Challenge: Start your Monday off right by eating school breakfast! Did you know that the mini maple pancakes, fresh fruit, and 1% milk served for school breakfast only has 396 calories and 256 mg of sodium compared to fast food pancakes and hash brown that has 850 calories and 1050 mg of sodium? This is the last week of the Breakfast in the Classroom Challenge. Remember all grades are competing against each other; the more you participate, the higher the chances are of your grade winning a prize!
Dream Team Students: We have workshops for you today during lunch! Pick up your lunch first and then meet us in the library!
Have a great day!
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Some great things are happening here at Franklin Middle School! Thank you Success Foundation!
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New Principal for 18/19 School Year
Our current Principal, Christine Joseph, will be retiring at the end of this school year. Dr. Suzette Luster has been hired as our next principal. Dr. Luster has nearly 18 years of education experience, including 6 years as an assistant principal at Brentwood Middle School and Greeley West High School, as well as serving for 12 years as a teacher of students with disabilities.
Dr. Luster earned a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts Degrees in Communication Disorders, and a Doctoral Degree in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies all from the University of Northern Colorado. Additionally, Dr. Luster earned a second Doctoral Degree in Educational Leadership from University of Phoenix.
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Summit Study Sessions (S³)
Monday thru ThursdayLibrary 4:00 pm to 6:30 pmAny student who would like help with Summit are welcome to attend any or all of the Summit Study Sessions.______________________________________________________________________
Nutrition services is offering a Supper Program at Franklin. Supper is free to anyone 1-18 years of age. Adults can purchase suppers for $3.00!!
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Orchestra StudentsClick here to read a note from Mr. Azari about instraments and supplies!
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Click the image and apply online for free and reduced meals!
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McAuliffe STEM Academy hosts STEM Symposium
On Wednesday, April 12th, McAuliffe K-8 STEM Academy hosted the district’s 1st annual STEM Symposium. Students from around District 6 presented their STEM work and lead in discussions about those projects and answered questions. District 6 recently received a $150,000 grant from the NEA Foundation to support STEM programs and activities in schools.
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NEA Foundation $150,000 grant supports D6 STEM
The communities of Greeley and Evans are invited to learn about STEM programs and activities in Greeley-Evans School District 6 at the first STEM Symposium, to be held April 12 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at S. Christa McAuliffe K-8 STEM Academy.
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Student Spotlight: Myshayla Coffey
Myshayla amazes her 8th grade teachers every single day. She does not speak voluntarily very often, but her voice is powerful.
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Kindergarten Registration
Greeley-Evans School District 6 elementary and K-8 schools will conduct kindergarten registration for incoming students April 2 - April 27. Click for more information.
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: NATHALIA LOPEZ
“Nathalia meets every deadline, is self-directed, demonstrates high participation and constantly exceeds expectations.” ~ Evan King, Social Studies Teacher
