Today’s lunch is Mini Corn Dogs.

Please check the lost and found in front of the auditorium for missing items - Lunch boxes, water bottles, clothes, school supplies

Next Friday marks the end of the 3rd quarter grading period.  Please make sure fees are paid to avoid your grade card from being withheld.

Remember, if you are taking extra time off during spring break, a vacation form needs to be turned in and approved by Mr. Doughty.

If you are interested in taking CCP classes for this summer or next school year, you need to turn in your CCP Letter of Intent to Ms. T. by April 1.

McCormick yearbooks are on sale!  The deadline to order a yearbook is April 11th.  Order online at ybpay.lifetouch.com using code 14845924 or turn in your order form with a check made payable to McCormick. 

Students that are waiting to enter the cafeteria for lunch must remain in line and stay to the right hand side of the hallway allowing those students and staff room to get by.

When you are given something from someone, never insult that person by making negative comments about the gift or by insinuating that it wasn’t appreciated. No matter how big or small or how valuable the gift is, one should always say thank you and show gratitude.

McCormick students when a classmate does well be sure to congratulate them. Everyone likes to hear when they do well.

Make sure you are exhibiting the skills of Positive Communication, Positive Group/Team Work, Being to class on Time, Problem Solving, Questioning and Reflecting, Critical Thinking, Collaboration, Listening, and Empathy for a chance to earn a ticket for the end of the quarter rewards.  We will be giving away some great prizes.

Make sure you are coming to school each day and working hard to become the best person you can be. Stay In The Game!!! So far this quarter the attendance competition is still close.  6th grade is at 95.1%, 7th grade is at 94.6%  and 8th grade is at 93.4%. With only 3 weeks left in the quarter this is going to be a really close race. 7th grade has pulled to within 5 hundredths of a percent of the 6th grade.  Great job, keep coming to school and working hard to be the best me you can be.