Tri-H-Y is sponsoring a UP Regional Blood Drive on Wednesday, February 13th from 9:00-1:00 in the Izzo-Mariucci Center. We are now accepting 16 year-old donors, with a signed parental permission form. Otherwise, you must be 17 years old and weigh 110 pounds to be eligible to donate. Please sign up with Mrs. Carey during seminar today and help save a life!
COMMUNITY MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO “WALK-IN” AND DONATE!!! EARLY DISMISSAL FOR PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES
Iron Mountain Public Schools will be dismissed early Wednesday, November 7, 2018 for Parent-Teacher Conferences, North/East Elementary at 11:10am and Central Middle and Iron Mountain High School at 11:00am. No lunch will be served. Parent/Teacher conferences will be 12 noon until 6pm with a break from 3pm-4pm. Friday November 2nd we will be running a half day schedule for students due to our involvement with the Varsity Boys Football Playoff Game in Roscommon after our first round playoff win versus Oscoda this past weekend.
Students Grades 5-12 will be released from Central Campus at 11:00am. North Elementary students will be released at 11:10am. There will breakfast served at all locations, including 2nd Chance Breakfast for grades 7-12. No lunch will be served due to early dismissal. Middle School students will still have their costume contest during seminar on Friday, but the Middle School Activity Night will be rescheduled for November so that everyone can participate. Thank you for your understanding and GO MOUNTAINEERS! Tri-H-Y is sponsoring a UP Regional Blood Drive on Wednesday, October 31st from 9:00-1:00 in the Izzo-Mariucci Center. We are now accepting 16 year-old donors, with a signed parental permission form. Otherwise, you must be 17 years old and weigh 110 pounds to be eligible to donate. Please sign up with Mrs. Carey during seminar today and help save a life!
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3rd,4th, 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th Grade Girls’ 3rd,4th, 5th & 6th Grade Boys’ 5 on 5 Basketball Tournament Saturday, December 1st and Sunday December 2nd The tournament will have the following brackets: Girls – 3rd,4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade Boys – 3rd,4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade Each team is guaranteed a minimum of two games if the bracket is full. If you have players in multiple grades on your team you must enter the higher grade bracket. All games will be played in one day. 1st and 2nd place winners of each bracket will receive awards. Games will be held at Iron Mountain High School, Central Middle School, North Elementary School and East Elementary School in Iron Mountain. ELIGIBILITY: Teams may have as many players on the roster as they wish, however only ten (10) players will receive awards. FEE: $125.00 Please make check payable to: Harvey Johnson Send check with entry form no later than November 20th: Harvey Johnson Iron Mountain Middle School 300 West B Street Iron Mountain, MI 49801 Admission charge at the door will be: Adults - $5:00; Students - $2.00; Under 5 - Free A concession stand will be available. NO CARRY INS PLEASE!!! TOURNAMENT RULES 1. Awards - 1st and 2nd place teams will be awarded. 2. Balls will be provided for warm-ups and games. No balls of any sort are to be brought into any school. A 28.5" ball will be used for all games. 3. Be early - Arrive at the game site at least one-half hour before each game. Deliver your roster to scorer’s table in advance of each game. Waiver sheet must be filled out and sent in with payment or turned in to a Tournament Director before the first game. 4. Supervision must be provided by an adult at all times in locker rooms and in any area of Iron Mountain schools. You and your team will be responsible for any damage! Any destruction of property will result in disqualification. 5. No shooting during half time or between games by anyone not involved in the game in progress. 6. Each player should wear a complete numbered uniform. 7. The game will consist of two 16-minute halves with running clock. Clock only stops for time-outs and injuries until the last two minutes of each half when it stops for all whistles. 8. The three-point rule is in effect for all games. 9. Pressing - 4th - 6th grades: pressing is only allowed in the final two minutes of each half. 7th & 8th grades: pressing is allowed at any time. 10. Warm-ups will be 5-10 minutes. Half time will be 4 minutes. These times may be adjusted slightly to remain on schedule. 11. Overtime - A three-minute overtime period with running clock the first two minutes and stopping at each whistle the final minute. Additional overtimes will be a one-minute period with clock stopping at each whistle. 12. Profanity will not be tolerated! A double technical may be assessed and ejection is likely. 13. Time-outs - Two full one-minute time-outs per half - No carry-overs. One additional per overtime period. 14. All disputes will be settled by referee and/or tournament director without appeal. 15. Waiver or release: Iron Mountain Public Schools, the Management of this Tournament, or any Team Manager shall not be held responsible for personal injury to any player or person or loss of individual team property during this Tournament. 16. Tie Breaker for bracket winners: a) Two Way Tie: winner of head to head game b) Least points allowed c) Coin Toss Your support and sportsmanship are GREATLY APPRECIATED!! DIRECTIONS TO IRON MOUNTAIN GYMNASIUMS FROM THE NORTH: High School: Highway US 2 South to “A” Street (stop light). Turn right onto “A” Street and proceed to Prospect Street. The high school gym is the building on your left. Central Middle School: Highway US 2 South to Hughitt Street. Turn right on Hughitt and proceed to Prospect Street. The gym is on your left. East Elementary School: Highway US 2 South to “D” Street. Turn left onto “D” Street. Proceed to stop sign at Van Buren Street. Turn right onto Van Buren Street. The gym is on your right. North Elementary School: Highway US 2 South to Fifth Street. Turn left onto Fifth Street. Continue on Fifth Street up hill. School will be on the right. FROM THE SOUTH: High School: Highway US 2 to “H” Street (stop light). Turn left onto “H” Street. Proceed to stop light at Carpenter Ave. Turn right onto Carpenter Ave. Proceed to “A” Street (stop light). Turn left onto “A” Street. The high school gym is the building on your left. Central Middle School: Highway US 2 to “H” Street (stop light). Turn left onto “H” Street. Proceed to stop light at Carpenter Ave. Turn right onto Carpenter Ave. Proceed to Hughitt St. Turn left onto Hughitt Street. The gym is on your left. East Elementary School: Highway US 2 to “D” Street. Turn right onto “D” Street. Proceed to stop sign at Van Buren Street. Turn right onto Van Buren Street. The gym is on your right. North Elementary School: Highway US 2 to Fifth Street. Turn right onto Fifth Street. Continue on Fifth Street up hill. School will be on the right. Hello Parents & Guardians!
For those of you who missed the 1:1 distribution during schedule pickup on August 21st, we will be distributing chromebooks to students with the appropriate signed forms on the first day of school during the morning hours. Please review the Chromebook Handbook and the Technology Acceptable Use Policy by following these links: 18-19 Chromebook Handbook 18-19 Student Technology Acceptable Use Policy You can also view these documents on our school website: http://www.imschools.org/technology The handbook contains rules and guidelines for the use and care of the student chromebook. We encourage you to read this document along with your student. After reviewing these documents with your student(s), you may choose one of two options to sign the acknowledgement:
Hard copies of the handbook and the acknowledgement forms can be found at the IMHS and Superintendent Offices. If you have access to a printer, you may print the form and sign it and bring it with on Tuesday, August 28th. Students who do not have a signed form will not receive their chromebook. Please visit our Chromebook FAQ section on our Technology page for more information. Hello Parents & Guardians!
We are excited to be implementing a 1:1 program for grades 7-12 this year. Students who have signed the proper forms will have a Chromebook assigned to them that will be used in the classroom and also at home. Chromebooks will be distributed to students during the August 21st picture day at the Izzo-Mariucci Center. When students stop by to have their pictures taken and collect their schedules, if they have signed the handbook acknowledgement form, they will also receive their chromebook for the 18-19 school year. Please review the Chromebook Handbook and the Technology Acceptable Use Policy by following these links: 18-19 Chromebook Handbook 18-19 Student Technology Acceptable Use Policy You can also view these documents on our school website: http://www.imschools.org/technology The handbook contains rules and guidelines for the use and care of the student chromebook. We encourage you to read this document along with your student. After reviewing these documents with your student(s), you may choose one of two options to sign the acknowledgement:
Hard copies of the handbook and the acknowledgement forms can be found at the IMHS and Superintendent Offices. If you have access to a printer, you may print the form and sign it and bring it with on Tuesday, August 21st. Students who do not have a signed form will not receive their chromebook. If your student will not be able to make it to the August 21st event, chromebooks will be distributed to students who have signed forms on the first day of school in the Media Center. We look forward to seeing you and hope you enjoy the rest of the summer! Ladies and Gentleman:
All systems are a go for Dickinson County's K-8 Robotics Spring Showcase. Students from all over the UP will converge on Iron Mountain and Kingsford next Saturday, May 12 to show their understanding of teamwork, STEM outreach, engineering principles, and Gracious Professionalism. This event was originally to be hosted in Iron Mountain, but FIRST in Michigan would prefer that the gyms hosting the event to be contained in the same building for safety and student issues. Kingsford has graciously stepped up and agreed to hold the event in the Blue Gym. A formal agenda will follow for anyone interested in checking the events out. We have a few openings for volunteers. All roles require little or no training, but will be a great learning experience. Volunteers receive lunch and a Tshirt. We have event positions that can last as little as an hour or for the length of the event (4 hours) depending on what type of commitment you are looking for. We can also take any students over 14 as volunteers. If you are unable to volunteer, please still consider stopping by Kingsford High School on May 12 where opening ceremonies begin at 10 am. Lastly, if you know of a K-8 student that didn't get involved in Robotics this year, we ask that you bring them to be adopted onto a team for this no-pressure, fun event. Help us reach EVERY STUDENT IN DICKINSON COUNTY. I am happy to answer any questions you have about this event by phone or email. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Amanda Gibbons Educational Specialist and Curriculum Lead, FIRST in Michigan gibbonsa@imschools.org |
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