Hello Neptune Seahawks.

I want to tell each and every one of the students how proud I am for the great start of the school year and how impressed I am with all of the great things you are doing both in the classroom and in your extracurricular activities. A reminder that failure is not an option at Neptune Middle School. Whether it's staying focused in class, doing your homework, studying for exams, or making sure you are at school each and every day, these habits will make you successful for the remainder of the school year. We are champions at Neptune by being H.A.W.K.S., having great Habits, Attitude, Work Ethic, and Kindness, and we Strive for excellence each and every day. Have a great year and GO SEAHAWKS!

10-12-23 End of 1st quarter

10-12-23 Arts Under the Stars Performance

10-13-23 Teacher workday/Staff PD Day/Student Holiday

10-16-23 Second quarter begins

10-17-23 SAC Meeting

10-20-23 Arts Unlimited

10-21-2023 NPMS Color Run!!!!!!!!!!

AMANDA ABREHANTES

JAMIE OPPEL

If your child is trying out for a sports team, they will need to have a Sports Athletic Physical filled out by a Drs. Office. An account on Aktivate.com needs to be created where you can find all the necessary requirements for sport. Please contact Ms. G for more details at Judith.Genao@osceolaschools.net

DIRECTIONS FOR JOINING REMIND: (Neptune Remind code - @sdocnpms)

1. Join by text: Text a unique class or school code to a Remind phone number.
2. Join online: Visit remind.com/join and enter the class or school code along with your mobile phone number. You'll get text notifications at the number you entered.
3. Join via mobile app: Download the mobile app for iOS and Android devices and create a new account (or log in if you already have one.)
4. To join a class, tap the + by Classes Joined and either join with your class code or search for your class. You'll automatically get app notifications.

1. Make reading a family activity! Spend 20 minutes as a family either reading something together or individually. Showing your children that reading is something you value and enjoy can help encourage them to make it a part of their lives.

2. Create a print-rich environment. Having a variety of reading materials helps create multiple opportunities for your child to read. This can include novels, magazines, graphic novels, or even comic books. These are all great options to get kids interested in reading.

3. Listen to audiobooks in the car. Recent studies have shown that listening to audiobooks can increase overall reading comprehension. Listen to the audiobooks and discuss pertinent events and character interactions with your child to help them recognize patterns across genres.

4. Turn on subtitles. Television is a part of our daily lives. Turn on subtitles so students can hear the words associated with the written text.