Dear Indian Mound Middle School Students and Families,
It was truly a pleasure to see so many of you at Indian Mound for our recent Family Conferences. We had an excellent turnout, and we are so grateful for the time you took to partner with us as we work together to support the growth and success of our students.
We are also excited to highlight and celebrate literacy here at IMMS. Our 7th-grade students will be participating in a virtual author study with Kwame Alexander and Jason Reynolds, two outstanding voices in contemporary literature. This event will take place in the Performing Arts Center on October 29th during the school day, and it aligns perfectly with our school-wide goals to foster a love for reading and strengthen literacy skills.
Thank you again for your continued support and involvement in our school community. We look forward to continuing our journey together!
Warm regards,
Jamie Thomas, Principal
Brett Jondle, Associate Principal
As part of the 7th grade ELA upcoming units on Investigating Characterization and Realistic Short Stories in ELA, 7th-grade students will be attending a virtual author study featuring two New York Times bestselling authors, Kwame Alexander and Jason Reynolds. This event will take place on Tuesday, October 29th, during the school day.
AAAAAA CHOOO! Cold & Flu Season
‼️ Please review DHS update regarding increased Pertussis cases in Wisconsin‼️ You can also find information and resources linked in the article. Please reach out to your medical provider with questions, Thank you!
With the cold and flu season in full swing, please review our Guidelines for sending your child to school. Remember, if your child is sick please keep them home and seek medical evaluation as needed. Students will be sent home with the following symptoms:
Temperature above 100.4°F
Vomiting or diarrhea
Frequent uncontrollable cough
Your child should remain at home until fever, vomiting/diarrhea has stopped for 24 hours without the use of medication. If they have been prescribed antibiotics, please see the MSD Health Services Handbook and DHS Wisconsin Childhood Communicable Disease guidelines for when they may return to school. As well, please notify the School/Health Office if your student has tested positive for a communicable disease such as: Influenza/Flu, Covid 19, Pneumonia, Strep Throat, RSV, Hand Foot & Mouth, Pertussis, etc.
Thank you for your partnership as we work to keep our students and staff healthy and safe each day!
