MMS Weekly Update

January 19, 2024

Schedule for next week: January 22-26.

January 24: ½ day 1st and 2nd periods

January 25: ½ day 3rd and 4th periods

January 26: ½ day 5th and 6th periods

HALF DAY BELL SCHEDULE

7:35-9:08 am Class (93 minutes – time for announcements)

9:08 – 9:18 am Break

9:18 – 10:49 Class (91 minutes)

10:49 Dismissal

High School Curriculum Fairs

Please click HERE for SLHS curriculum Fair information on January 31.

Please click HERE for SLEHS curriculum Fair information on January 31.

Popcorn Day Volunteers

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MMS PTO is looking for volunteers to help during Popcorn Fridays. Volunteers will help with popping corn before lunch, selling during lunch and clean up. Thank you!

Note: Please ensure you have completed the Online Volunteer Background Check Authorization form through the SLCS website.

Signup

Volunteer Form

REPEATS AND REMINDERS

Schedules for second semester

Some students schedules will change for second semester. Please check Skyward on Friday, January 26 for updated schedules. Locker and bus assignments stay the same all year.

Non-Homestead Operating Millage Renewal & Restoration Election 2024

On Tuesday, February 27, 2024, South Lyon Community School district voters will be asked whether to approve the non-homestead operating millage.
The Non-homestead operating millage is the school district’s operating millage and has a direct impact on the per pupil foundation allowance that the district receives from the State of Michigan.
If approved, the non-homestead operating millage would result in no increase in taxes to primary homestead homeowners.
The operating millage would be for a period of 10 years, 2025-2034.
This renewal, if approved, would keep the existing 18 mills tax levy on businesses, rental properties and second homes.
This renewal, if approved, would maintain an estimated $15 million for the general operations of the school district in 2025.
If the operating millage renewal fails and is not available to levy in 2025, every operation of the school district would be closely analyzed in order to cut from the future budget to account for the loss in revenue.
More information is available on the SLCS website at www.slcs.us so voters can make an informed decision about this millage proposal.