
Hall Happenings
May 2025
HMS Families,
It’s hard to believe May is already here — and with it, the final stretch of the school year! I want to take a moment to say how proud I am of our students. They showed up and gave their best during STAAR testing, and their hard work did not go unnoticed. I’m equally proud of our teachers, who have supported, encouraged, and challenged our students all year long. It’s been a team effort, and I’m so thankful for the part you’ve played in that, too.
This month, we’re excited to kick off Operation Thank a Teacher! Our teachers continue to go above and beyond, and we’d love to show them just how appreciated they are. If you’d like to help us celebrate them — whether that’s through a small treat, a kind note, or a fun idea — please reach out to the front office. We’d love to have you join in.
We’ve also got our End-of-Year Awards Ceremonies coming up on Friday, May 16 in the A Gym:
6th Grade: 8:45 – 10:00 AM
7th Grade: 10:30 – 11:45 AM
8th Grade: 2:15 – 3:30 PM
We can’t wait to recognize our students for all they’ve accomplished.
And yes — Field Day is coming soon! Be on the lookout for more info in the next few days.
Thanks again for all your support this year.
Go Roos!
Sean Kenny
Principal
Hall Middle School
(817) 598-2822
Sean Kenny
Shawna Vrvilo
Assistant Principal
Josh Mullins
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📅 Important Dates
MAY
1- NJHS/StuCo Field Trip
1- Percussion Concert, Durant Auditorium, 6:30 PM
2- Deadline to Order Yearbooks Online
3- Summer Reading Kickoff, Roo Stadium, 9:30-11:30 AM
3- Choir Competition at Six Flags
5-9 Teacher Appreciation Week
7- College/Career Spirit Day
9- Volunteer Breakfast, Hall MS Library, 8:30 AM
9- ALL Library Books Due
9- Choir Spring Spectacular, Hall MS Cafeteria, 7:00 PM
12- Band Spring Concert, Durant Auditorium, 6:30 PM
13- Yearbook Distribution
14- WISD Sports Physicals (incoming 7th graders), WHS (MAC, 5:00 PM)
14- Choir Competition at NRH2O
14- 8th Grade Field Trip to Perot Museum
15- HMS Spanish Class Presentations
15- Beginner Band Competition at NRH2O
16- End of Year Awards (more info to come later)
19- 6th Grade Field Day (more info to come later)
20- 7th Grade Field Day (more info to come later)
21- 8th Grade Field Day (more info to come later)
22- Deadline for Medication Pick Up from the Nurses' Clinic, by 12:20 PM
22- Last Day of School, Early Dismissal
23- Work Day (students no school)
Have a great summer!
First Day of School - August 13, 2025
*Keep reading below for more information about each event!
📸 Yearbooks
Volunteer Breakfast May 9th at 8:30am.
For all of those who have volunteered in some way this year. Students check with Mrs. Moon.
🌎 Presentations by HMS Spanish Classes 🌮
🌞 WISD Community Education - Start Planning Your Summer Now! 🌞
Summer Camps and Volleyball League
- Community Education has something for everyone this summer! Whether your child is into sports, arts, music, or outdoor adventures, we’ve got a camp they'll love.
🏐 Summer Volleyball League — registration closes May 13th
- Some camps have limited spots and they will fill quickly, so register today and make this summer unforgettable!
👉 Click the Button Below to Register!
🌞 HMS Field Days : May 19-21
📘 Summer Reading @ Weatherford Public Library! 📕
🎉 WISD Kids Unite Summer Camp 2025
📅 June 9 – July 18
🕖 7:15 AM – 6:00 PM
📍 Ikard Elementary
👧🧒 Ages 5–13
💲 $175/week – Includes breakfast, lunch, snacks, a camp t-shirt, and a special event every week!
Campers will enjoy:
📚 Academic enrichment
🎨 Creative arts & crafts
🎉 Exciting special events
💥 Tons of summer fun and new friendships!
🥧 Beyond Baking Summer Camp : July 14-17
📝 Tutoring
- If your student needs tutoring, please reach out to his/her teacher to get their tutoring schedule.
- There is an additional opportunity for students to work on late or missing work during lunch, in a quiet space with technology available.
Spanish Tutorials!
Sometimes you just need a little extra help! Mrs. Gonzalez is offering Spanish tutorials, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 7:35 AM - 8:05 AM. Remember you MUST need a pass to come to the tutorials.
🥳 Marquee Message Your Roo!
This year we are offering you the opportunity to celebrate your child's or a staff member's birthday with a personalized message on our marquee. For only $10 a day or $35 for the week, you will see a "Happy Birthday" message to your child or staff member on their birthday!! We are offering this to our families for the 24-25 school year. We also have shout-outs available for students and staff. If you are interested, be sure to complete the form below and bring payment to the front office (cash or check made payable to Hall Middle School). All requests and payments must be made 1 week prior to the date of request. No exceptions can or will be made.
Please contact Mrs. Crawford at lparriscrawford@weatherfordisd.com for any questions.
🩹 MEDICATION PICK UP
As the 2024-2025 school year comes to an end, please be aware that if your student has ANY medication (prescription or over the counter) at the school, it must be picked up by the last day of school. WISD policy does not allow the release of medication to students, a parent or guardian must come in and sign the medication out. Please contact the nurse’s clinic between now and the last day of school to schedule a time for pick-up. Any medication not picked up by 12:20pm on May 22th will be disposed of by WISD.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding in this matter, if you have any questions or concerns please contact us.
Kelsey Ward, RN
Kirstin Mitchell, LVN
817-598-2822 x 3910
💉 Immunization Requirement for Upcoming 7th Graders
Dear 6th Grade Parents/Guardians:
The state of Texas has set requirements for students entering the 7th grade. Immunization requirements are mandatory for school attendance in public schools. They are outlined in both the Immunization Requirements of the Texas Department of State Health Services and the Texas Administrative Code. Students will not be allowed schedules for middle school classes in August of 2025 until vaccines are current, received and verification given to the school.
The requirements for 7th graders are as follows:
- Meningococcal Vaccine – one dose
- Tdap – one dose within the last five years
If your child is currently up to date on immunizations, please send us the most recent copy of their immunization records. This may be emailed, faxed or turned into the campus nurse.
Email: kward@weatherfordisd.com kmitchell@weatherfordisd.com
Fax: 817-598-2854 attention to nurse clinic
If your child has an immunization waiver, please check with your campus nurse to make sure it is up to date. In the state of Texas, a waiver expires every two years and it can take up to two weeks to receive a new waiver. If the waiver is not up to date, notarized and the original copy turned into the nurse your child will not be allowed to enroll.
The Parker County Hospital District is offering the required vaccines.
Please call (817) 458-3254 to receive information.
Sincerely,
Kelsey Ward, RN and Kirstin Mitchell, LVN
🤟 Counselor's Corner
Melisa Hightower
817-598-2822 x3902
Dinah Stringer
817-598-2822 x3918
Sara Reeves
Weatherford ISD Human Sexuality Curriculum
In Weatherford ISD, students in grades 6 and 8 are taught human sexuality curriculum through Wellness & Sexual Health (previously known as Worth the Wait). The topics covered in this abstinence-based curriculum are found in the Texas Health TEKS. All content is grade-level specific and has been reviewed by the Weatherford ISD School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) and was approved by the Weatherford ISD Board of Trustees.
The Wellness & Sexual Health Curriculum will be taught during the week of May 7th and 8th for 8th graders and May 14th and 15th for 6th graders.
The topics below will be covered:
- Puberty, Anatomy & Physiology
- Pregnancy
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
- Legal Issues/Sexual Abuse
- Essential Needs, Communication Skills & Relationships
- Health Risk Behaviors (Avoidance/Reduction)
A detailed scope and sequence can be found on the Weatherford ISD website at:
https://4.files.edl.io/28c2/01/25/22/205119-b5af1c68-a7fc-40ec-a9d2-0483e5997246.pdf
HB 1525 and Board Policy EHAA Legal requires parents/guardians to OPT-IN students to receive this instruction.
Please complete this form below by Friday, May 2nd, to indicate whether you would like your child to participate in the human sexuality instruction.
PLEASE NOTE, STUDENT'S WILL NOT BE ABLE TO OPT-IN ON THE DAY OF THE PRESENTATION.
Need to See a Counselor?
We understand the importance of mental health and the need for support during the school year. To make it easier for our students to access our counseling services, we have created an online form. If you or your child would like to speak with one of our counselors, please fill out the form linked below. Our counselors are here to help with any academic, social, or personal concerns. We encourage all students to take advantage of this resource whenever needed.
😊 HMS PTA
Last day for Pucker Powder- May 16th
PTA Board Openings
We still have openings for Fundraising Chair and Volunteer Coordinator.
🦘 PTA Spirit Wear Shop
Athletics ⚽
⚽ Hall Boys Soccer Schedule
April 17- Hall vs Granbury
April 24- Nichols vs Hall
May 1- Loflin vs Hall
May 8- Hall vs Cleburne
May 15- Hall vs Tison
* Home team is listed first. Boys games @ 6:00 PM
😎 Summer Athletic Camps
Are you looking for a summer athletic camp?
Click below to view more information and register for...
- Volleyball Camp
- Boys Soccer Camp
- Girls Soccer Camp
- Tennis Camp
- Girls Basketball Camp
- Boys Basketball Camp
- Boys Football Camp
- Wrestling Camp
- Cheerleading Clinic
💪 Strength and Conditioning
School Hours
8:05 AM – 3:45 PM
- Students will be allowed in the building at 7:35 each morning. Breakfast is served in the cafeteria until 8:00.
- Students will be supervised outside of the building until 4:05 each day. Please make arrangements to have your student picked up by that time.
Lunch
Hall has four 33-minute lunch periods:
Lunch A: 11:41 - 12:14
Lunch B: 12:16 - 12:49
Lunch C: 12:51 - 1:24
Lunch D: 1:26 - 1:59
Lunch Procedures:
- Students may bring a lunch or purchase one in the cafeteria.
- We have four microwaves available for student use at lunch. Microwaves can be busy, so please consider this when planning your student's lunch.
- Parents/Guardians may drop off lunch for their students by coming into the front office.
- Parents/Guardians must inform their student that lunch is being dropped off, as front office staff will not be able to call students out of class to pick up their lunch.
- Students will need to come to the office to pick up their lunch.
- Reminder: For safety purposes, no delivery services are allowed. Only parents/guardians may deliver lunch to their student. Hall does not accept food delivery services such as Door Dash, Uber Eats, etc.
- Parents who wish to eat with their student will need to show a valid form of ID, get a visitor’s pass, and eat in a designated area in the cafeteria. We love to see you take time out of your day to spend it with your kiddo!