A Message from Principal P
Dear CMS Families,
Happy New Year! I hope you had a wonderful holiday break. Due to yesterday's school closing the meeting for 8th grade parents has been rescheduled for next Thursday, January 16 at 6:00 PM.
A special thank you to our Student Council for organizing today’s energizing pep rally—it was a fantastic way to kick off the new year!
A reminder that the marking period ends on January 31, and grades will be available to view on the Parent Portal on February 7 after 5:00 PM. Additionally, our counselors will soon meet with 7th and 8th graders to begin scheduling classes for next year.
Thank you for your continued support as we start 2025 strong!
Warm regards,
Ms. P
Phone: 315-672-3159
Email: jprzybylski@westgenesee.org
Instagram @Camillus_Middle
Mark your Calendars...
January 14
PTO Meeting
Zoom Only
6:00 PM
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://cnyric.zoom.us/j/94275995749?pwd=eHaOGDtjKTfofh8i6guNwHZCPHNr4Z.1
January 16
8th Grade Parent Night
6:00 PM
CMS Cafeteria
CMS Building Norms and Expectations
Be Safe:
Walk in the hallways and when entering and exiting the building
Practice safe use of technology
Maintain personal space and boundaries
Make sure adults know where you are
Be Responsible:
Take ownership and pride in your work.
Be on time, prepared, organized, and productive.
Attend school regularly
Seek help if you need support.
Be Respectful:
Respect others’ belongings
Follow school and classroom expectations
Speak appropriately to peers and staff
Be open-minded to individual differences
Follow directions
Take care of school property.
Be Kind:
Include everyone - no one gets left out
Encourage and help others
Treat others the way they want to be treated.
Do a good deed
At CMS We Celebrate Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Did you know that nearly 37.9 million people in the United States live in poverty, including 11 million children? National Poverty Awareness Month serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by individuals and families experiencing economic hardship. It’s also a call to action to work toward solutions that promote equity, opportunity, and support for those in need.
This month, consider learning more about poverty in your community and exploring ways to make a positive impact, whether through volunteering, donating, or advocating for policies that address economic disparities. Together, we can help build a brighter future for everyone.
