For Friday, November 26th, 2021
Welcome back to our Middle School Matters podcast!
My name is Tim Cavey, and I’m the VCS Middle School vice-principal
My name is Mary DeBoer, and I’m the VCS Middle School principalHere were some highlights from the week:
Monday: Staff vs Grade 8 girls volleyball
Thursday House Games: Steal the Bacon
Thursday night: AGM over Zoom for parents (Mary gave a devotional)
Our Grade 7 boys also helped to transport a load of food donations from VCS to the Abbotsford food bank, realizing part of our school’s mission of service to others
December 1-10 - MS Food Drive for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank
Details about the food drive will be sent in an email this week
We are challenging the students to make it their own by using their own funds to purchase items such as: dried goods like pasta and rice, canned low sodium salmon, canned hearty soups and stews
This Thursday we will do some Christmas-themed house activities
Thursday, December 16 - Last Day of School, Christmas celebrations
Report cards: how to think about Developing proficiency
MDI: What is it and why? “The Middle Years Development Instrument (MDI) is a self-report questionnaire that asks children in Grades 4 through 8 about their thoughts, feelings and experiences in school and in the community.”
A thorough CSM review for parents on Discord is available
Advent focus in morning devotions including the advent project put on by Biola UniversityWe’d like to share a shoutout to our listeners!
This week’s shoutout goes to … Stephanie Lueck.
Stay tuned for our next spin the wheel draw for a Christmas-themed family fun pack which will happen on December 10th. Your feedback about the show qualifies you for entry, so keep those comments coming.
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