Dublin Middle Family Weekly Update
Go Irish!
February 26th - March 1st
Principal: Dr. Willie L. Batts Jr.
Thank you for trusting us with your child. Just a few reminders.
- Please encourage reading at home.
- Please make sure your child takes care of their electronic device at school.
GO IRISH!
- Please make sure your child is in dress code.
- Students must have cell phones in the off position secured in their bookbag during the school day.
Monday, Feb 26th
- Baseball: Dublin at Dodge County
- Black History Week:
WRITING CONTEST
WRITE AN ESSAY OF 300-500 WORDS THAT DISCUSSES
“HOW I CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY”. THE ESSAY MUST BE A PRINTED DOCUMENT THAT IS SUBMITTED TO THE GRADE LEVEL ELA TEACHER BY FEBRUARY 27, 2024, NO LATER THAN 3:00
Tuesday, Feb 27th
- Tennis: Dublin at Vidalia
- Black History Week:
- ICONIC COSTUME DRESS AS YOUR FAVORITE AFRICAN AMERICAN IN HISTORY FROM ANY GENRE: MUSIC, THEATER, DANCE, LITERATURE, ETC. AS THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR THAT HAVE MADE A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT!
Wednesday, Feb 28th
- Baseball: Dodge County at Dublin
Black History Week:
DOOR DECORATING CONTEST
DECORATE YOUR CLASSROOM DOOR
Thursday, Feb 29th
- Black History Program 9AM
- Tennis: Dodge at Dublin
Friday, Mar 1st
- Have a great weekend!
- Go IRISH!
Students attending any Dublin City School Extracurricular Activities (football, basketball, etc)
Children 16 and under are required to be accompanied by an adult in order to be admitted to athletic events. This will be strictly enforced, and is designed to promote the safety, health, and well being of all students.
Anyone 16 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult in order to enter the venue. We also ask that the student is sitting with the paying adult.
Also, anyone found to violate the GHSA Code of Conduct, which states “…Profanity, degrading remarks, and intimidating actions directed at officials, competitors, or other spectators will not be tolerated, and are grounds for removal from the event site,” will be banned from future events.
Parent Inspiration
- Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving. Remember, well done is better than well said.