
MMS Weekly Update
October 13, 2023
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7th and 8th Grade Boys Basketball Tryouts
Boys basketball season will begin with tryouts for both teams on Tuesday 10/24, Wednesday 10/25, and Thursday 10/26. Tryouts will be from 2:45 to 4:30 each day.
Students will need to have a valid physical on file or bring one to the tryouts in order to participate. Physicals can be brought to Mr. Keys (612) or Mrs. Hartlep (7th/8th Grade Office) at any time before the tryout. Please contact Mr. Keys (keysr@slcs.us) with any further questions.
Washington DC Trip
LAST DAY TO GUARANTEE A SPOT IS APPROACHING!
If you would like your student to attend the Washington DC trip this year, the LAST DAY to register and guarantee your spot is October 31, 2023. If you register after this date your student may be placed on the waitlist to go. Use the following link to register your student
Or call 800-468-5899
Trip ID #206879
Reach out to Mrs. Krupkin at krupkina@slcs.us for any questions or concerns you may have.
Popcorn Day Volunteers
MMS PTO is looking for volunteers to help during Popcorn Fridays. Volunteers will help with popping corn before lunch, selling during lunch and clean up. Thank you!
Note: Please ensure you have completed the Online Volunteer Background Check Authorization form through the SLCS website
Student Support Plans
If your student is in grades 6-12 and is identified for a Student Support Plan, you will receive a letter in the mail in the upcoming weeks about that plan. Here is some background information on Student Support Plans in South Lyon Community Schools:
In South Lyon Community Schools, we are committed to help each student acquire the skills and knowledge to be successful in school. In order to help our students acquire the skills and knowledge to be successful, SLCS has developed a Student Support Plan (SSP) process. This process includes a review of student data. Examples include class work, observational data within the classroom, classroom, district, and State assessments, attendance, course grades, and report card comments. Through this process, students are identified who could benefit from additional support from their classroom teachers in specific areas within their classroom(s).
Student Support Plans include the strategy or strategies being utilized by the classroom teacher who created the plan to help an identified student progress in their class(es). Please note, these plans do not affect promotion from one grade to the next or a student’s class schedule. They are designed to outline instructional strategies that are being utilized with individual students to help facilitate learning.
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REPEATS AND REMINDERS
MySAEBRS Student Survey- REPEAT
South Lyon Community Schools will be administering the mySAEBRS screener to our secondary students in grades 6-12 later this month. We would like to share some information about the screener before it is administered at our middle and high schools.
The mySAEBRS screener is utilized as a tool to gather data at the district level to help South Lyon Community Schools understand what needs our students have and how we can best support them. The goal of utilizing this screener is to help design programming that best supports our students to be as successful as possible in school. Our current practices will continue for identifying and serving students with behavior, academic and emotional needs, even with this additional data. Students will not be contacted about their individual answers on this screener.
This screener is not required for students at the secondary level, but will be given during 3rd hour on Wednesday, October 18. As a parent/guardian, you are welcome to opt your child out of this screener by filling out this form. This form will close at noon on Tuesday, October 17. Additionally, on the day of the screening, students will not be forced to complete the screener and can opt-out themselves.
Information about mySAEBRS:
The Social, Academic, and Emotional Behavior Risk Screener (mySAEBRS) is a 20 item rating scale that students complete about their social, academic, and emotional behaviors. It is grounded in a conceptual model which states that school success is predicated not just upon academic achievement, but also success within multiple inter-related behavioral domains. The mySAEBRS assessment is designed to evaluate student functioning in terms of overall general behavior (Total Behavior; 20 items), as well as Social Behavior (7 items), Academic Behavior (6 items), and Emotional Behavior (7 items).
Screening is the process of checking all students' performance (taking their "temperature") up to three times a year using mySAEBRS. Students will complete the mySAEBRS screener twice this schoolyear. Once in October and again at the beginning of March. This notice and option to opt out will be offered again in late February for the second testing date.
This year, mySAEBRS will be completed by students in grades 6 through 12. It is a 20-item rating scale that includes questions about a student's social, academic and emotional behaviors. The mySAEBRS is available in both English and Spanish for students. The student completes the scale online and it takes approximately 10 minutes to complete mySAEBRS. Students can only take this once during a screening period.
Each mySAEBRS item has a score value from 0 through 3. These three scales (social, academic, and emotional) combine to represent a Total Behavior (20 items) scale. The online system (Fastbridge) reports a student's overall performance on each mySAEBRS scale as a sum of item scores within each scale.
Below is a list of the items in each scale. Students will use the following frequency indicators to identify how often they experience the described behaviors.
Never - Sometimes - Often - Almost Always
Social Behavior Indicators:
I argue with others.
I get along with my peers.
I lose my temper.
I disrupt class.
I am respectful.
Other people like me.
I have trouble waiting my turn.
Academic Behavior Indicators:
I like school.
I am ready for class.
I get good grades.
I have trouble working alone.
It’s hard to pay attention in class.
I participate in class.
Emotional Behavior Indicators:
I feel sad.
I feel nervous.
I like to try new things.
I am happy.
I am worried.
When something bad happens, it takes me a while to feel better.
I like being alone.
If you have any further questions about the mySAEBRS screener, please contact your child’s building administrator.
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Student Pictures - REPEAT
School Pictures are Ready!
View and order at https://shop.jostenspix.com/login
- MILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOL
- Event Code: FE297722
- Secure access code: your child's seven-digit School ID, found in Skyward
Pictures will be mailed home. ID cards will be delivered to the school in a few weeks.
Retake day is October 18.
Upcoming Dates
November 7: No School (Professional Development for Staff)
November 16: Parent Teacher Conferences
Millennium Middle School
Ross Baker, Assistant Principal
Christina Cibrario, Assistant Principal
Email: gallagherk@slcs.us
Website: https://www.slcs.us/millennium_middle_school/index.php
Location: 61526 9 Mile Road, South Lyon, MI, USA
Phone: (248) 573-8200
Twitter: @MillenniumMS
Washington DC
LAST DAY TO GUARANTEE A SPOT IS APPROACHING!
If you would like your student to attend the Washington DC trip this year, the LAST DAY to register and guarantee your spot is October 31, 2023. IF you register after this date your student may be placed on the waitlist to go.
Use the following link to register your student
Or call 800-468-5899
Trip ID #206879
Reach out to Mrs. Krupkin at krupkina@slcs.us for any questions or concerns you may have.