From kleinert at msd281.org  Mon Mar  1 12:22:16 2010
From: kleinert at msd281.org (Kleinert, Dale)
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2010 12:22:16 -0800
Subject: [Mjhsteam] 9TH Grade Dance Information for Parents
Message-ID: <7BA95DDAEE43574F9038A9BE1ECEA0C903CC32D1@EASTSIDE.wan.local>

The following information is for MJHS 9th grade students and their
parents.

Sincerely, 

Dale Kleinert, Principal

Moscow Junior High School

 

MOSCOW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

NINTH GRADE SPRING DANCE  - FRIDAY APRIL 2

7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

 

 

1.         ATTIRE IS DRESS-UP, NOT FORMAL.  M.J.H.S. DOES NOT ENDORSE
TUXEDO AND FORMAL RENTALS, LIMO RENTALS, OR OTHER ACTIVITIES SUCH AS
EXPENSIVE DINNERS THAT ARE INAPPROPRIATE AT THIS AGE LEVEL.

 

2.         IF YOU INTEND TO INVITE A GUEST THAT IS NOT A NINTH GRADE
STUDENT AT M.J.H.S., YOU MUST GET A PERMISSION SLIP FROM THE OFFICE,
FILL IT OUT, AND RETURN IT TO THE OFFICE BY FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 2010 FOR
APPROVAL TO BE CONSIDERED.

 

3.         ADMISSION TO THE DANCE IS:   $5.00 per person

                                                                        

 

4.         RAINER'S PORTRAIT STUDIO WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM 7:00 -
8:30PM. PACKAGES FROM $15.00 to $25.00 WILL BE AVAILABLE.  PACKAGE
DESCRIPTIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE AND AT THE DANCE.

 

5.         THERE ARE FEW RULES RELATED TO THE DANCE:

 

            A.  STUDENTS MUST ARRIVE BEFORE 8:30 TO BE ADMITTED.

 

            B.  ONCE YOU LEAVE, YOU CANNOT RE-ENTER.

 

            C.  THE DANCE WILL END PROMPTLY AT 10:00 PM.  PLAN FOR RIDES
ACCORDINGLY. 

 

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From kleinert at msd281.org  Tue Mar  2 18:05:46 2010
From: kleinert at msd281.org (Kleinert, Dale)
Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2010 18:05:46 -0800
Subject: [Mjhsteam] MJHS Principal's Letter 3/1/2010
Message-ID: <7BA95DDAEE43574F9038A9BE1ECEA0C903CC32FF@EASTSIDE.wan.local>

3/1/2010

 

Dear Parents, 

 

As I write this, I am listening to baseballs hitting bats and tennis
balls hitting rackets on the MJHS campus.  This is a significant
statement because I can't remember a time in my career at MJHS when we
have been able to be on our fields so early in the spring.  Last year we
barely got to play on our baseball field during the spring season
because of snow and incredibly wet weather.  Because of the early start,
there is plenty of interest in spring sports.  At the bottom of this
letter you will see important information about the 7th and 8th grade
Track program.  You can also see additional start times for all of our
spring activities at www.highschoolsports.net
<http://www.highschoolsports.net/> .  We hope your son or daughter is
able to take part in some of the outstanding activities that we offer.

 

During this week and next week our annual "Pennies For Leukemia"
fundraiser takes place.  We have multiple contests throughout the school
to raise as much as possible for this worthy cause.  It is one of three
fundraisers that our school participates in, and we have always been the
top fundraiser in the Northwest Region.  Last year we raised over
$4000.00.  All funds raised go to the Leukemia Foundation.  We do not
sanction door to door fundraising and hope that you can spare some
change from your piggy banks for this activity.  Checks are welcome and
should be written to "Leukemia Foundation".

 

Spring break is just around the corner with the last day of school on
Friday, March 12.  Over the years during long breaks some of our
students have gotten into mischief unless supervised.  I have posted a
"Parent Guide" at the Principal's Page on the MJHS website.  I hope it
has some ideas to help you support your son or daughter's free time.  I
know they don't want us watching over them, but they need us now more
than ever. 

 

School starts up after Spring Break on March 23.  That evening, our
eighth grade students and their parents are invited to their ninth grade
orientation.  The event is planned to give important information about
high school requirements and is especially important for all students in
the class of 2014.  Many guidelines have been recently adopted by the
Idaho State Department of Education and we will be explaining all of the
changes as they relate to students who will be graduating from Moscow
High School.  We will meet in the Multi-Purpose Room at 7:00 p.m., and
the program usually lasts about one hour.  

 

The end of the third quarter is also rapidly approaching.  The final day
of the quarter is April 1, with April 2 being a no school day and a work
and grading day for teachers.  Please check PowerSchool often to keep up
on grades and progress.   As soon as the third quarter starts, we will
be starting our annual round of Idaho Standards Achievement Tests.
During April we will be giving over 2000 different tests, all on the
computer.  It is a busy month and we recommend great attendance all the
time, but especially during our ISAT testing window (Apr. 12-23).  Also
during that time we will be on a special testing schedule that will give
students ample time to complete their assessments without being rushed.

 

As always, please contact us anytime if you have questions or concerns.

 

Sincerely, 

Dale Kleinert, Principal

Moscow Junior High School

MJHS 7th & 8th Track 

 

Important Dates for Track:

*        Parent meeting will be Wednesday the 10th of March at 6:00pm in
the JH MPR.

*        Practice begins Monday the 22nd of March at 3:10 in the mat
room of the Field House.

*        Practices and Meets can be found at www.highschoolsports.net
<http://www.highschoolsports.net/>  

 

Required paperwork: (ALL paperwork must be in before athlete can
participate):

*        A doctor's physical is required.  Physical are good for two
years typically they are done in 7th, 9th, and 11th grades. If an
athlete has already participated in a Moscow junior high sport this year
s/he does not need another physical nor does one need to be turned in. 

*        The following forms need to be turned in if the student has not
yet participated in a Junior High sport this school year.

*        Substance Abuse form must be signed by parent and athlete along
with the Athletic Insurance and Interim Questionnaire 

*        These forms can be found on the district web site
www.msd281.org <http://www.msd281.org/>  or picked up in the junior high
office.

*        Athletes must also have a current print out of their grades
from power school. Altered grade reports will be cause for dismissal
from the sport/activity.

*        Please write neatly so the names can be easily identifiable. 

 

Required Fees:

*        There is a onetime a year fee of $25 (payable to Moscow Junior
High in the office) for an ASB card

*        There is an "Athletic Fee" that is required for each sport the
athlete participates in and that is $35 (payable to Moscow Junior High
but must be turned into the coach not the office)

*        Fees must be paid during the first week of practice (3/22/10)

*        Once the athlete starts the sport the fee in non-refundable

 

Grades/ Attendance:

*        Academics are our number one concern

*        Grade checks will be done bi-weekly

*        Athletes must bring a current power school print out of their
grades to the first practice (or turn in with other paperwork).  Altered
grade reports will be cause for dismissal from the sport/activity.

*        Athletes are expected to be at each and every practice as long
as they were in school.

*        From page #6 in the student handbook "A student who is absent
at anytime during the day may not participate in an activity that same
day, unless the absence was due to a medical appointment or emergency
that does not reflect illness."

*        Homework - Student athletes need to make every possible effort
to communicate with their teachers when they are absent for a sporting
event.

Equipment:

*        Athletes need to have an athletic type shoe for practice (they
do not have to be new)

*        They must also have athletic type shirt and shorts (no cargo
shorts or denim jeans) 

 

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From kleinert at msd281.org  Wed Mar  3 08:38:50 2010
From: kleinert at msd281.org (Kleinert, Dale)
Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2010 08:38:50 -0800
Subject: [Mjhsteam] FW: MJHS Principal's Letter Corrections!!
Message-ID: <7BA95DDAEE43574F9038A9BE1ECEA0C903CC3311@EASTSIDE.wan.local>

Dear Parents, 

 

I apologize for the date error in this Principal's Letter.  That is what
I get for writing and sending the letter in the evening without having
it proofed by another set of eyes.  Thank you to those of you who
already caught the error and replied.  I am thankful that people read
this letter.  

 

It is important to know that we come back to school after spring break
on Monday, March 22.   The 8th grade parent night is also Monday, March
22 beginning at 7:00 in the Multi-Purpose Room.  Sorry for cluttering up
your inboxes.  Please delete the email I sent last night. Have a great
day!    Dale

 

 

3/3/2010

 

Dear Parents, 

 

As I write this, I am listening to baseballs hitting bats and tennis
balls hitting rackets on the MJHS campus.  This is a significant
statement because I can't remember a time in my career at MJHS when we
have been able to be on our fields so early in the spring.  Last year we
barely got to play on our baseball field during the spring season
because of snow and incredibly wet weather.  Because of the early start,
there is plenty of interest in spring sports.  At the bottom of this
letter you will see important information about the 7th and 8th grade
Track program.  You can also see additional start times for all of our
spring activities at www.highschoolsports.net
<http://www.highschoolsports.net/> .  We hope your son or daughter is
able to take part in some of the outstanding activities that we offer.

 

During this week and next week our annual "Pennies For Leukemia"
fundraiser takes place.  We have multiple contests throughout the school
to raise as much as possible for this worthy cause.  It is one of three
fundraisers that our school participates in, and we have always been the
top fundraiser in the Northwest Region.  Last year we raised over
$4000.00.  All funds raised go to the Leukemia Foundation.  We do not
sanction door to door fundraising and hope that you can spare some
change from your piggy banks for this activity.  Checks are welcome and
should be written to "Leukemia Foundation".

 

Spring break is just around the corner with the last day of school on
Friday, March 12.  Over the years during long breaks some of our
students have gotten into mischief unless supervised.  I have posted a
"Parent Guide" at the Principal's Page on the MJHS website.  I hope it
has some ideas to help you support your son or daughter's free time.  I
know they don't want us watching over them, but they need us now more
than ever. 

 

School starts up after Spring Break on Monday, March 22.  That same
evening, our eighth grade students and their parents are invited to
their ninth grade orientation.  The event is planned to give important
information about high school requirements and is especially important
for all students in the class of 2014.  Many guidelines have been
recently adopted by the Idaho State Department of Education and we will
be explaining all of the changes as they relate to students who will be
graduating from Moscow High School.  We will meet in the Multi-Purpose
Room at 7:00 p.m., and the program usually lasts about one hour.  

 

The end of the third quarter is also rapidly approaching.  The final day
of the quarter is April 1, with April 2 being a no school day and a work
and grading day for teachers.  Please check PowerSchool often to keep up
on grades and progress.   As soon as the third quarter starts, we will
be starting our annual round of Idaho Standards Achievement Tests.
During April we will be giving over 2000 different tests, all on the
computer.  It is a busy month and we recommend great attendance all the
time, but especially during our ISAT testing window (Apr. 12-23).  Also
during that time we will be on a special testing schedule that will give
students ample time to complete their assessments without being rushed.

 

As always, please contact us anytime if you have questions or concerns.

 

Sincerely, 

Dale Kleinert, Principal

Moscow Junior High School

MJHS 7th & 8th Track 

 

Important Dates for Track:

*        Parent meeting will be Wednesday the 10th of March at 6:00pm in
the JH MPR.

*        Practice begins Monday the 22nd of March at 3:10 in the mat
room of the Field House.

*        Practices and Meets can be found at www.highschoolsports.net
<http://www.highschoolsports.net/>  

 

Required paperwork: (ALL paperwork must be in before athlete can
participate):

*        A doctor's physical is required.  Physicals are good for two
years if they are done in 7th, 9th, and 11th grades. If an athlete has
already participated in a Moscow junior high sport this year s/he does
not need another physical nor does one need to be turned in. 

*        The following forms need to be turned in if the student has not
yet participated in a Junior High sport this school year.

*        Substance Abuse form must be signed by parent and athlete along
with the Athletic Insurance and Interim Questionnaire 

*        These forms can be found on the district web site
www.msd281.org <http://www.msd281.org/>  or picked up in the junior high
office.

*        Athletes must also have a current print out of their grades
from power school. Altered grade reports will be cause for dismissal
from the sport/activity.

*        Please write neatly so the names can be easily identifiable. 

 

Required Fees:

*        There is a onetime a year fee of $25 (payable to Moscow Junior
High in the office) for an ASB card

*        There is an "Athletic Fee" that is required for each sport the
athlete participates in and that is $35 for junior high sports and
$60.00 for JV/Varsity sports (payable to Moscow School District) but
must be turned into the coach not the office)

*        Fees must be paid during the first week of practice (3/22/10)

*        Once the athlete starts the sport the fee in non-refundable

 

Grades/ Attendance:

*        Academics are our number one concern

*        Grade checks will be done bi-weekly

*        Athletes must bring a current power school print out of their
grades to the first practice (or turn in with other paperwork).  Altered
grade reports will be cause for dismissal from the sport/activity.

*        Athletes are expected to be at each and every practice as long
as they were in school.

*        From page #6 in the student handbook "A student who is absent
at anytime during the day may not participate in an activity that same
day, unless the absence was due to a medical appointment or emergency
that does not reflect illness."

*        Homework - Student athletes need to make every possible effort
to communicate with their teachers when they are absent for a sporting
event.

Equipment:

*        Athletes need to have an athletic type shoe for practice (they
do not have to be new)

*        They must also have athletic type shirt and shorts (no cargo
shorts or denim jeans) 

 

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From fayenagler at hotmail.com  Wed Mar  3 12:12:50 2010
From: fayenagler at hotmail.com (Faye Nagler)
Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2010 12:12:50 -0800
Subject: [Mjhsteam] Staff Appreciation for MJHS
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References: <COL0-MC4-F470B9HgY000324c0d@col0-mc4-f47.Col0.hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <SNT108-W69650AA54587609A61514C73A0@phx.gbl>


Dear MJHS Parents,

We are planning a Staff Appreciation day for the MJHS staff for this Friday, March 5th and would appreciate any food items you would like to donate. You may bring your items to the teacher work room when you drop off your child in the morning on March 5th or you may bring them later in the day to help replenish our table. We will leave the food out for the staff to enjoy during their planning or lunch times. 

To get to the workroom, go in the front door, turn left, go around the first corner you come to on the right side of the hall and enter the work room. If possible, please use disposable containers to bring your food in. If you use a container that you would like back, be sure to write your name and phone number on it and remember to stop by the Junior high at the end of the day to pick it up. Feel free to include a small note or card with your name on it if you want to let the teachers know you provided the item.

Some suggested items are listed below, but please feel free to come up with other items if you have a family favorite you would like to bring. 

Possible donations:
baked goods: brownies, cookies, bars, muffins, breads, cake, etc. (Store bought is okay too.)
fruit trays, fresh whole fruit
yogurt cups
veggie trays, salads, pasta salad, taco salad, etc.
meat/cheese trays
mini sandwiches, tortilla roll-ups, etc.
snack items: chips and salsa, pretzels, crackers and cheese, chips, popcorn, granola bars, etc.
paper goods: plates, forks, knives, spoons, napkins


If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 882-4434 or e-mail aleisa at turbonet.com. Thank you for your help in thanking our hard working teachers and staff!

Aleisa Barber
 		 	   		  
_________________________________________________________________
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From fayenagler at hotmail.com  Thu Mar  4 09:42:32 2010
From: fayenagler at hotmail.com (Faye Nagler)
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 09:42:32 -0800
Subject: [Mjhsteam] Public School Funding Forum
In-Reply-To: <7BA95DDAEE43574F9038A9BE1ECEA0C903D3A15B@EASTSIDE.wan.local>
References: <7BA95DDAEE43574F9038A9BE1ECEA0C903D3A15B@EASTSIDE.wan.local>
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Are you concerned about funding for our public schools?
 
A group of concerned citizens and educators in our community will meet in the MJHS band room (rm. 108) on Wednesday, March.10, where we hope to have a conversation about what we can do in our community to raise awareness about adequate school funding.  
 
We know you understand the value of ensuring our schools have the resources they need to give our kids a world class education.  Please join us and share your ideas.
 
Faye Nagler
MJHS PST Chair

  		 	   		  
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From kleinert at msd281.org  Thu Mar  4 10:05:11 2010
From: kleinert at msd281.org (Kleinert, Dale)
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 10:05:11 -0800
Subject: [Mjhsteam] FW: school list-servs
Message-ID: <7BA95DDAEE43574F9038A9BE1ECEA0C903CC332F@EASTSIDE.wan.local>

The March 10 meeting time is 6:00 p.m. for concerned citizens regarding
adequate school funding from the state level.  The meeting will be held
in the MJHS Music Room and is sponsored the various district Parent
Support Teams.

 

Also:

 

The Moscow High School Band, along with the Moscow Junior High Wind
Ensemble, will be hosting the annual Moscow High School Band Benefit
Concert on TONIGHT at 7:00p.m.  This event will take place in the MHS
Auditorium.    The MHS Band will perform all of their music they will
play on Sunday, March 14 for the Disney Magic Music Days in Anaheim CA.
We hope to see you there!

 

Thank you,

 

~Tom Garrett

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From kleinert at msd281.org  Wed Mar 31 10:35:56 2010
From: kleinert at msd281.org (Kleinert, Dale)
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 10:35:56 -0700
Subject: [Mjhsteam] Principal's Letter 3-31-10
Message-ID: <7BA95DDAEE43574F9038A9BE1ECEA0C903CC3595@EASTSIDE.wan.local>

March 31, 2010

 

Dear Parents, 

 

We are at the end of the third quarter and students are working hard to complete projects, assignments, and tests.   The last day of the quarter is this Thursday, and there is no school for MJHS and MHS students this Friday, April 2, only.  The day is scheduled as a work/grading day for MJHS and MHS teachers.   All MSD elementary students have no school on Thursday and Friday, April 1 & 2.

 

Earlier this year we asked for parent help to monitor Internet usage at home.  Of concern at the time was inappropriate usage of social networking Websites.  Once again, we have learned that some of our students are making up social networking WebPages for other students without their permission as a form of harassment.  We have worked with some students who are being harassed even though the activity is not happening at school.  We are involved and will attempt to help as much as possible because the issue has started to carry over into the school day.  It is important to note that students are blocked and have no access to social networking sites at school.  Please monitor your son or daughter's Internet use and help them make good decisions about social networking while online.    If you are unable to monitor on a consistent basis, there are several software tools that you can purchase that give you the flexibility to view complete historical activity.  We have heard that "PCPandora" is one of several good monitoring tools.

 

The ninth grade Spring Dance is finally upon us.  It will take place in the MJHS Multi-Purpose Room this Friday night from 7-10 p.m.  Only MJHS ninth grade students and their pre-invited and approved guests are eligible to attend this event.  This dance is advertised as a "dress-up" activity, and it is important to note that MJHS does not endorse expensive clothing and activities such as formals, tuxedos, limo rentals, expensive restaurant meals, etc.  If you would like to chaperone this dance, please contact Kevin Hill via email or school phone.

 

Our annual mandated Idaho Standards Achievement Test season begins on April 12 and ends on April 23.  During the two week session, we will give over 2100 different tests to all students at MJHS.  Seventh and ninth graders will take a Science, Math, Language, and Reading test.  Eighth graders will take everything except a Science test.  We will be on a special schedule during the testing session and it is posted on the "Principal's Page" at the MJHS website for planning purposes.  The advice we give during this session is to make sure your son or daughter gets plenty of sleep and hearty breakfasts before testing days.

 

Speaking of food, our school meal program is an incredible deal for students.  Our school Nutritionist, Mimi Pengilly works hard to provide healthy and appealing meals for all of our district's students and the following information from her gives important information to you regarding the program.

 

In the breakfast program we offer a rotation of menu items throughout the week, including a main entr?e and choices.   All of our cereals are whole grain cereals.  We offer whole grain toast and homemade muffins with at least 50% whole wheat.  The pancakes, waffles and French toast also include whole grains. We offer fresh fruit as a choice to 100% fruit juice everyday.  We continue to offer foods like coffee cake on a limited basis because they are student favorites but do not fit the nutrition standards and cannot be offered everyday.

 

The lunch program has seen many changes.  We comply with the nutrition standards that limit how often we can offer prefried foods.  We can continue to offer these foods, but not as often during each week.  As we have featured for the past several years, there is a main menu each day and other entr?e choices to fit student preferences. All meals come with side dishes including a fresh veggie bar, fresh fruits, and 1% white and fat-free chocolate milk.  We have decreased how often we serve chips or prefried potatoes with the lunches. When we do serve chips, they are whole grain or baked chips.  Many foods are now made with whole grains, including the pastas, tortillas, pizza crust, burrito shells, even the corn dog batter.  We have introduced new foods to the menu this year including Turkey Carnitas (shredded turkey tacos) and Mandarin Chicken with rice and stir fried veggies.  Low sodium turkey breast is used in the sandwiches.  We continue to make many of the entrees in our school kitchens and still bake rolls from scratch.  The nutrient averages are posted on the bottom of the menus each month.  These show that the meals provide enough calories, vitamins, minerals and fiber for the growing student, with limited amounts of sodium, and fat.  

 

As always, please feel free to contact us anytime if you have questions or concerns.

 

Sincerely, 

Dale Kleinert, Principal

Moscow Junior High School

 

Upcoming Events - new in bold

W-Th   3/31-4/1            Both Days                      9th grade PowerSchool Registration in 8th P.E. classes

Thu.     Apr.  1              All Day                         End of 3rd QTR.

Fri.       Apr.  2              All Day                         No School - Teacher Work Day

Fri.       Apr.  2              7-10 p.m.                      Frosh Dance @ MPR - chaperones needed

M-F      Apr.5-9             All Week                      7-8 Election Petitions for 2010-11 Student Council

Tue.     Apr.  6              All Day                         10th grade PowerSchool Registration in 9th PE classes

W-Th   Apr. 7-8            Both Days                    8th grade PowerSchool Registration in 7th grade Science Classes

M-F      Apr. 12-16        All Week                      ISAT Week - MJHS on modified rollover schedule

M-F      Apr. 12-15        All Week                      7-8 Election Campaign for 2010-11 Student council 

Fri        Apr. 16             Friday                           7-8 Ballots for 2010-11 Student Council in classes  TBA

M-F      Apr. 19-23        All Week                      ISAT Week - Monday only on modified rollover schedule

Wed.    Apr.   21           7:00 p.m.                       Choir Spring Concert @ MHS Auditorium

Thu.     Apr.  22            2:00 p.m.                       Shakespearience Performance all 9th grade @ MHS Auditorium

Fri.       Apr. 23             6-8 p.m.                        MJHS Spring All-School Dance @ MPR - chaperones needed

Tue.     Apr. 27             7:00 p.m.                       MSD Regular monthly Board Meeting @ rm. 108

Wed.    Apr. 28             7:45-8:20am                  Safe Routes to School Fill the Racks Bike Activity

Wed     Apr. 28             All Day                         6th grade walk-through & PowerSchool Registration @ MJHS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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