Main Office = 402-715-8268

Freshman Attendance = 402-715-8277

Sophomore Attendance = 402-715-8263

Junior Attendance = 402-715-8255

Senior Attendance = 402-715-8268

Counseling Office = 402-715-8436

Registration Questions? Call 402-715-8300

Parent Access Line = 402-715-8000

Computer Issues: Contact the MS Tech Department = 402-715-8298

EMERGENCY? 911

Donuts for Dollars

Seniors, if you were awarded a scholarship and submitted it on the scholarship form, please join us in the Cafeteria during Pride Time on Tuesday, May 16th for DONUTS FOR DOLLARS! We will have donuts & scholarship certificates for you to pick up. Please email Emma Wiegert (ecwiegert@mpsomaha.org) with questions!

Freshmen

Aubrey Adair

Eddie Briggs

Chloe Koeller

Ava Nkwocha

Jenna Ottens

Kamryn Stever

Sasha Woods

Keegan Cameron

Kylie Campbell

Raven Cranny

Molly Kaldahl

Israel Kohles

Spencer Wickwire

Kolby Cameron

Jaedyn Colman

Ben Dickson

Marlee Guarino

Lydia Paprocki

Kindric Robinson

Issi Simpson

Zachary Stoj

Seniors

Robby Baker

Avery Hlivko

Kaia Kohles

Austin Landmark

Hilary Lawson

Grayson Martin

Josephine McPhaull

All World Language students participated in World Language Week at Millard South. During the first part of the week, the students listened to speakers addressing the importance of learning other languages and learning about other cultures. During World Language Week our students also attended a variety of culture and language sessions. The students experienced different music, food, dances, crafts, games, cultural information, and trivia from around the world.

Congratulations to the winners of each World Language Week contest:

Poster Contest

Level 1: Kylie Campbell

Level 2: Scarlett Roots

Level 3: Jack Carlson

Level 4: Shay Leeper-Martinez

Level 5: Mikah Saub

Commercial contest

First place: Matthew Qualseth

Second place: Nick Barajas

Essay Contest Winners with a short excerpt:

Level 1 - Zackary Owen

“The U.S. continues to be a nation of immigrants, and learning a language could be necessary to talk to people that live right next to you.”

Level 2 - Rachel Le

“Language is the power to connect people to others and as world language learners, we are able to use this power to understand and respect others.”

Level 3 - Kolby Cameron

“I continue learning world languages because they connect me to others around the globe and help me learn about and interact with people in my community.”

Level 4 - Josephine McPhaull

“Having a comfortability around different languages allows me to meet new people I might not have direct lines of communication with.”

AP - Samuel Hunt

“Language truly is a bridge for me to understand other cultures, and even if it isn’t the most structurally sound bridge, it’s only going to get better as I continue to learn.”

¡Felicitaciones! Ich gratuliere! Félicitations!

The nurse is unable to store medications over the summer break. She will be sending any medications home during the last few weeks of the school year. All medication needs to be picked before the end of the school day on May 25, 2023. Any medication that is not picked up will be appropriately discarded. If you have any questions, please contact the school nurse at 402-715-8266.

Thank you

Each month there will be a drawing from the list of student names that teachers have submitted for displaying acts of the Patriot Way. See here for the whole list of nominated students.

APRIL 2023

PATRIOT PRIDE WINNERS

MARYAM AHMADI

MCKENNA AUCH

KERRI BAZIS

BRAELYN BOUTON

JOEL CARDOZA

CASEY CAREY

RYAN CASEY

JORDYN FRERICHS

SAMANTHA HANSEN

BRODY JINDRA

BRAYDEN JORGENSEN

RILEE LONG

DOMINIQUEZ NUNEZ

AMANDA SCHLEHUBER

BRETT SMITH

TYRELL SMITH

KENDALL STONE

TRAE WEAVER

JILLIAN WEST

LOGAN WICK

Open every Friday or the day before a break from 3:20-4:00. Food and hygiene items available to any and all Millard South students and their families- no questions asked.

Are you or someone you know looking for a rewarding job? Do you love kids? Want to do something meaningful each day? We are hiring for most positions!

Things to like: Flexible hours – great for parents/students, variety of hours, no weekends, great pay, summers off for many positions, family-first place to work.

Come SHINE with us at Millard! #SHINEwithMPS

Looking for a flexible work week?

Become a Local Substitute Teacher!

*Choose the days you work!

*$165 a day to work with kids!

*Family friendly environment!

*Rewarding work!
*Considering a career in Education? This is a great opportunity!

*College Students can make some extra $ on non-class days!

Interested?

Our local substitute teachers are caring, compassionate professionals who inspire our students and make sure their instructional day goes smooth! If you meet the Nebraska Department of Education Teacher Certification requirements for a Local Substitute Permit below then this may be the perfect job for you!

Nebraska Department of Education Local Substitute Permit Requirements:

· Completion of 60 semester credit hours of college coursework

· Completion of a Professional Education Course and/or

· Completion of the Human Relations Training Requirement

For more information about the NDE Local Substitute Teacher requirements go to https://www.education.ne.gov/tcert/

If your family will qualify for free and reduced busing for the 2023-24 school year and you would like to request the bus for your student, please complete this form. Please note, this form is ONLY for students who will be attending Millard South during the 2023-24 school year. Please do NOT fill out this form for younger siblings attending middle or elementary school UNLESS they are an incoming 9th grader to Millard South. Also, you MUST reside within Millard South boundaries to submit a request.

We must submit requests BY JUNE 30TH, so please complete this form as soon as possible. Please read the form carefully for more important information. **Please note, your student's route may not be set up in time for the first day of school if the deadline has passed.

If you have any questions, please email Allison VanderWal at apvanderwal@mpsomaha.org.

Safe2Help 531-299-7233
www.safe2helpne.org

24/7 trained crisis counselors who can assist students, parents and community members with school safety related concerns. Information can be submitted anonymously. The information can be related to harmful, dangerous or violent activity(or even a threat of activity) that is directed at schools, students or staff members.

Nebraska Family Helpline 1-888-866-8660

The Helpline is supervised by licensed mental health professionals and is a service of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services provided by Boys Town.

Methodist Hospital Emotional Support Hotline 402-815-8255 (TALK)

Available daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

This service is a way for people to reach out and connect with someone who can help find solutions for managing stress, anxiety and other challenges. The support line is staffed by licensed professional counselors from the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program. The counselors can assist callers who may be experiencing feelings such as: fear, anxiety, sadness, depression.

Behavioral Telehealth Consultation Clinic

MILLARDPAL@MPSOMAHA.ORG

402-715-8000

Do you need your Synergy ParentVUE login and password? Call or email the Millard Parent Access Line.