Wednesday, October 29, 2014
What's Happening at CMS (10/27-11/16)
10/27/14 - Wrestling practice begins
10/29/14 - Girls' Basketball practice begins
10/31/14 - Spirit Day (Wear Red and Black) - No Costumes Allowed at School
11/6/14 - Wrestling @ Gordon/Rushville - 1 PM
11/8/14 - Wrestling @ Valentine - 10 AM Central Time Zone
11/7/14 - 1:30 Dismissal
11/7/14 - 7th/8th Grade Dance - 6:30-8:30 PM CMS Gym
11/13/14 - 7th Girls' BB @ Alliance - 4 PM
11/13/14 - 8th Girls' BB vs. Alliance - 4 PM
11/14/14 - End of Mid-2nd Quarter
11/15/14 - Wrestling (Chadron Tournament) - 9 AM
Monday, October 20, 2014
CMS Winter Sports Schedule
- 7th Grade Wrestling Meeting is on 10/20 after school in the library
- 8th Grade Wrestling Meeting is on 10/21 after school in the library
- 7th and 8th Grade Girls' Basketball meeting is on 10/27 after school 8th grade in the library and 7th grade in Ms. Cattnach's room.
Friday, October 17, 2014
CMS Scholastics Opens Season at Kimball
On October 17th, Chadron Middle School's 7th and 8th grade Scholastics Teams competed in the first quiz bowl of the season at Kimball. The 7th grade team opened the season with a 1st place finish and the 8th grade team finished in 5th place. Congratulations to both teams!
8th Grade Scholastics Team |
7th Grade Scholastics Team |
Lights on After School (October 23rd)
Lights on After School at CMS is scheduled for October 23rd. Students will begin at the regular start time of the after-school program (3:18) and Parents/Families are welcomed to join the festivities at 4:00.
Please note that students cannot wear their costumes to school.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Red Ribbon Week (October 20th-October 23rd)
Chadron Middle School will celebrate Red Ribbon Week during the week of October 20th. The dress up themes that were selected by the CMS Student Council are:
MONDAY 10/20 - PJ DAY - "Put Drugs to Bed"
TUESDAY 10/21 - Western Day - "Drive Drugs Out of Town"
WEDNESDAY10/22 - Twin Day - "Double Up Against Drugs"
THURSDAY 10/23 - Spirit Day - "Get "Red" of Drugs"
FRIDAY 10/24 - NO SCHOOL
Students are invited to dress up according to the theme on each of these days.
Friday, October 10, 2014
1st Quarter Awards
On October 10th, Chadron Middle School students, faculty, and staff celebrated the end of an excellent 1st quarter at our End of the Quarter Awards Assembly. 7th and 8th grade students were recognized for leveling up in their Awesome Birds game, in which students earn badges for being on time to class and coming to class prepared. 5th-8th grade students that participated in the Great Effort Games on Monday and Wednesday were recognized for their outstanding effort over the course of the 1st quarter. Students were also awarded with Perfect Attendance and Cardinal Effort Awards.
At the end of the assembly, Rob Walstrom, from Walstrom Ford, presented the Chadron Middle School Playground Project with a check for $3,480 from the Drive One 4UR School event that was held in August. This is in addition to the $342 that was raised from concessions on that day!
Thank you to all of the students, faculty, staff, and parents for an excellent 1st quarter!
At the end of the assembly, Rob Walstrom, from Walstrom Ford, presented the Chadron Middle School Playground Project with a check for $3,480 from the Drive One 4UR School event that was held in August. This is in addition to the $342 that was raised from concessions on that day!
Thank you to all of the students, faculty, staff, and parents for an excellent 1st quarter!
5th grade Perfect Attendance Awards |
5th grade Cardinal Effort Awards |
6th grade Perfect Attendance Awards |
6th grade Cardinal Effort Awards |
7th grade Perfect Attendance Awards |
7th grade Cardinal Effort Awards |
8th grade Perfect Attendance Awards |
8th grade Cardinal Effort Awards |
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
What's Happening at CMS (10/6-10/18)
10/6/14 - 7th Grade VB @ Alliance - 4 PM
10/6/14 - 8th Grade VB vs. Alliance - 4 PM
10/7/14 - 7th grade FB @ Alliance - 4 PM
10/7/14 - 8th Grade FB vs. Alliance - 4 PM
10/8/14 - Fine Arts Meeting @ Central Office Board Room - 5:30 PM
10/9/14 - Cross Country @ Sidney - 3 PM
10/10/14 - 1:30 Dismissal
10/10/14 - End of 1st Quarter
10/11/14 - 7th Grade FB @ Hot Springs - 9 AM
10/11/14 - 8th Grade FB @ Hot Spring - 10:30 AM
10/13/14 - Board of Eduction Meeting @ Central Office Board Room - 5:30 PM
10/16/14 - Report Cards Sent Home with Students
10/17/14 - Picture Retakes
10/18/14 - 7th Grade FB @ Gordon/Rushville - 9 AM
10/18/14 - 8th Grade FB @ Gordon/Rushville - 10:30 AM
Thursday, October 2, 2014
CMS MAPS Testing Begins on October 7th
NWEA (MAPS) Testing will begin on October 7th and continue until completed on or near October 31st. It is our goal that 100% of our students complete the four assessments in Reading, Language, Science and Math. Chadron Public Schools give this assessment twice a year (Fall and Spring).
Fall 2014 Testing Schedule-click here to see when your student will test!
NWEA assessments are used to measure your student’s progress or growth in school. You may have a chart in your home on which you mark your child’s height at certain times, such as on his or her birthday. This is a growth chart. It shows how much he or she has grown from one year to the next. NWEA assessments do the same sort of thing, except they measure your student’s growth in mathematics, reading, science and language usage. The scale used to measure your child’s progress is called the RIT scale. The RIT scale is used to chart your student’s academic growth from year to year.
Fall 2014 Testing Schedule-click here to see when your student will test!
NWEA assessments are used to measure your student’s progress or growth in school. You may have a chart in your home on which you mark your child’s height at certain times, such as on his or her birthday. This is a growth chart. It shows how much he or she has grown from one year to the next. NWEA assessments do the same sort of thing, except they measure your student’s growth in mathematics, reading, science and language usage. The scale used to measure your child’s progress is called the RIT scale. The RIT scale is used to chart your student’s academic growth from year to year.
What is the MAP NWEA Assessment?
MAP— NWEA’s computerized adaptive tests are called Measure of Academic Progress, or MAP. When taking a MAP test, the difficulty of each question is based on how well a student answers all the previous questions. As the student answers correctly, questions become more difficult. If the student answers incorrectly, the questions become easier. In an optimal test, a student answers approximately half the items correctly and half incorrectly. The final score is an estimate of the student’s achievement level.
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