HIll Country Middle School MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL KATHLEEN SULLIVAN February 16, 2018 Sock Hop!
COUGARS LOVING KIDS!
Robotics Success This past Saturday our HCMS 6th grade team (Wired Warriors) participated in the First Lego League Robotics Tournament and not only did they advance to the Regionals but also were chosen for the Championship award among the thirty teams that participated from all over Austin. We are so proud of this group!
The group would like to thank Westa for their support and also for all the support the community provided during our fundraiser bake sale.
RESERVE YOUR CELEBRATION SPOT & BUY YOUR T-SHIRT
It's time to order your Academic UIL t-shirt and reserve your spot for the celebration trip. All orders are due by February 20th. Students will receive forms starting today, but you can also print the packet from our UIL page: http://hcmsboyd.weebly.com/academic-uil.html
All students who are practicing and preparing for the Academic UIL events are able to buy a new UIL shirt and reserve their spot for our celebration trip! T-shirts are $12, and the celebration trip is $20. We will go to The Main Event on March 28th and get to bowl, play laser tag, climb the rock wall, and much more. Included in the price is also a lunch and a play card for the arcade.
Our t-shirts are HCMS blue, and are a new design this year. All competitors are asked to purchase a team shirt, but it is not mandatory. If you have additional questions, please contact cboyd@eanesisd.net UIL Academic Competition Needs Students
Parents and students should talk about which team is the best fit and contact the coach of that team.
Donate old iPhones and cords to the Library!! COUGAR HIGHLIGHTS
Cougar Scoreboard To keep up with Cougar Athletes in action visit https://twitter.com/HCMS_Athletics IMPORTANT REMINDERS COUGAR CLUB NEWS SCHOOL CALENDAR Social-Awareness Social-Awareness and caring for others is the EISD SEL focus for the third nine weeks. Empathy is being able to understand and value someone else's perspective and having compassion for others even when they are different from ourselves. One of the ways parents can support their teens with tolerance and acceptance is to continue to have an open dialogue. "Providing messages that promote healthy self-esteem can go a long way to encourage [teens] to embrace differences in [themselves] and others". We can support our teens in understanding and accepting others by initiating conversations around relevant current issues. Our teens are watching and listening to how we treat others. To learn more, read "Beyond the Golden Rule: A Parent's Guide to Preventing and Responding to Prejudice". HILL COUNTRY MIDDLE SCHOOL |