Notes From Ms. Johnson
Last week was great week filled with fun for everyone! Red Ribbon Week was a huge success as our students dressed up to spread awareness and promote a drug free community! Be sure to check out the pictures below. Additionally, both our 7th & 8th grade football teams competed in conference playoffs! Both games were outstanding and our teams represented Heartland with PRIDE. Now more than ever, we are reminded how many life lessons can be taught by participating in sports. Coaches are teachers that can lead others in lessons such as how to stay positive, how to overcome adversity, how to work together for a common purpose, how to be resilient and how to be there for others. Achieving goals and overcoming obstacles are lessons that can help middle schoolers persevere not in in their sport, but in life. I can't say enough about all of our Fall sports and the commitment and hard work they have put in outside of the classroom! We are in the middle of transitioning to Winter sports and there is still time to sign up. Be sure to click the athletic update below to find out more information or reach out to a particular coach. I'm looking forward to seeing our Thunderhawks in action!
Looking ahead, we are thrilled to announce that our library will be hosting our annual book fair starting Friday, November 4th! Be sure to see the information below to view the catalog and for the specifics on ways to order. We will also have the Kona Ice truck on campus this Thursday (11/3) during lunches so be sure to bring your bucks to purchase a sno cone!
It's going to be a great week! As always, should you have any questions or concerns please feel free to reach out to our office!
WE ARE...HEARTLAND!
Respectfully,
Veronica Johnson
Principal, Heartland Middle School
405-340-2972
Afternoon Parent Pick-Up
Just a reminder, if you are going to pick up your student at the end of the day you must do so before 2:00pm. Our front office is really busy trying to tie up loose ends, fielding lots of phone calls and ensuring that all messages have been delivered to students. It has been hard to accommodate the parents that want to pick up their child right before the dismissal bell. Starting next week, we will no longer allow parents to check out students if it is after 2:00pm. Thank you for your understanding. Ms. Johnson
Student IDs Required to Be Worn Each Day
Students are required to wear their student ID each and every day. All students have received their initial ID for the year. Students that do not have their ID are expected to print a temporary sticker badge to wear for the day. This should only be used in emergency situations. Students are allotted 5 free sticker badges per month and will be charge $1 for every badge thereafter until the end of the month. Students wearing a sticker badge will not have access to the snack bar and be last in lunch lunch line. I recommend purchasing a new ID for $5 if your student has lost their ID.
This is one of the district's many safeguards for our schools. IDs provide a quick glance of students that belong to our school, their grade level, and which parts of the building they should be in during the day.
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Heartland Middle School
Veronica Johnson - Lead Principal
Laura Brown - Principal, 6th Grade
Paul McQueen - Principal, 7th Grade
Edward Hudson - Principal, 8th Grade
Lisa Edwards - 6th Grade Counselor
Whitney Davis - 7th Grade Counselor
Kim Treece - 8th Grade Counselor
