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PHMS 8th Graders in Washington DC June 1, 2017
A Job Well Done!
Congratulations go to Mooresville’s district Teacher of the Year, MHS English teacher Sharon Eickhoff. She was chosen by her peers as the school’s teacher of the year and then as the district’s HOPE (Helping Our Pupils Excel) award winner. She will go to on represent Mooresville at the Indiana Teacher of the Year competition this fall. Sharon Eickhoff (in pink) received the surprise announcement that she was named the district teacher of the year from The other schools’ winners this year administrators (from left) Jennifer Perkins, Dr. Brian Disney, Dr. include Crystal Davis at PHMS, Faye David Marcotte, Holly Frye, and Wes Upton. Mosier at Neil Armstrong, Whitney Bolton at Newby, Lauri Daum at North Madison, Mary Jane Baxter at Northwood, and Ashley Todd at Waverly (photos page 2). Congratulations also go to the district’s retirees this year, who have given decades of combined service to our students and our schools. Retirees include: Dr. David Marcotte at the Education Center; Diane Evans at MHS; Sherry Thompson-Pygman at PHMS; Sandra Krol, Faye Mosier, Cynthia Terrell, and Theresa Weddle at Neil Armstrong; Kimberly Muston at North Madison; Ramona Fisher at Northwood; and Cecil Lundy and Joy Merriman at the Service Center. PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Quality of Life & Wellness Fair Saturday, July, 29, 9 a.m. to noon Mooresville High School
• More than 50 informational booths on healthy living, hobbies, crafts and more • Door prizes for kids and adults of all ages • Health screenings and vaccination services
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June 1, 2017
Congratulations Teachers of the Year! Mrs. Daum North Madison
Along with Sharon Eickhoff at MHS (page 1), these teachers were honored as teachers of the year in their schools.
Mrs. Davis PHMS Mrs. Mosier Neil Armstrong
Mrs. Todd Waverly
Mrs. Bolton Newby Memorial Mrs. Baxter Northwood
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June 1 , 2017
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MHS Juniors after their annual bike ride to school on the last day.
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Flintstone 500 at Northwood
Mural Painting at Waverly Park
Fabulous and Fun Final Days of School Reading “Campout” at Newby
North Madison 6th Grade Career Week
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June 1, 2017
News Briefs Summer Meal Program: Our Food Services Department will again offer free meals for children ages 0-18 this summer. The program will run May 30 through July 28 at Neil Armstrong and Newby Elementary Schools. Both sites will serve lunch while Newby’s site will also serve breakfast. Adults may eat along with their children for $3 each. Visit our website for Program Details and Daily Menus.
Calendar Reminder: School begins this fall on Thursday, Aug. 3. Find a full school calendar for the 2017-18 and 2018-19 school calendars on our website.
Community Information: Visit our Community Information page for nonprofit organization and other school-related fliers. New fliers include: Komets Soccer, MAST Summer Swim Lessons, REMC Energy Explorer Camp, Morgan County Public Library Summer Reading, and Morgan County Coalition for Literacy & United Way Summer Reading Program.
PHMS Athletics Information: Students entering 7th, 8th, and in some cases 6th grade are eligible to take part in PHMS athletics this fall. Information for Cross Country and Girls Golf (grades 6-8) has already been posted. Visit the PHMS Athletics webpage for more information.
Upcoming Events
June 2 MHS Senior Breakfast, Graduation Practice 8am June 3 MHS Commencement (ticketed event) June 5 - 30 MHS Summer School Classes July 3-7 MHS Summer Moratorium, offices closed July 3-4 Newby, Neil Armstrong Summer Meal Program Closed
MHS Athletics Summer Camps: The MHS athletic department will host several sports camps this summer. Click here for a list of camps and registration information.
Paper Shredding to Benefit School Supply Drive: Mooresville Schools will again host a paper shred truck at the Tox Away Day at MHS. This year’s event will be on Saturday, June 24, from 8am to 1pm. Paper shredding has a requested donation of $5 per box or bag. Funds raised will be used to purchase school supplies for students in need. See Tox Away Flier
PHMS 8th Graders in Washington DC June 1, 2017
A Job Well Done!
Congratulations go to Mooresville’s district Teacher of the Year, MHS English teacher Sharon Eickhoff. She was chosen by her peers as the school’s teacher of the year and then as the district’s HOPE (Helping Our Pupils Excel) award winner. She will go to on represent Mooresville at the Indiana Teacher of the Year competition this fall. Sharon Eickhoff (in pink) received the surprise announcement that she was named the district teacher of the year from The other schools’ winners this year administrators (from left) Jennifer Perkins, Dr. Brian Disney, Dr. include Crystal Davis at PHMS, Faye David Marcotte, Holly Frye, and Wes Upton. Mosier at Neil Armstrong, Whitney Bolton at Newby, Lauri Daum at North Madison, Mary Jane Baxter at Northwood, and Ashley Todd at Waverly (photos page 2). Congratulations also go to the district’s retirees this year, who have given decades of combined service to our students and our schools. Retirees include: Dr. David Marcotte at the Education Center; Diane Evans at MHS; Sherry Thompson-Pygman at PHMS; Sandra Krol, Faye Mosier, Cynthia Terrell, and Theresa Weddle at Neil Armstrong; Kimberly Muston at North Madison; Ramona Fisher at Northwood; and Cecil Lundy and Joy Merriman at the Service Center. PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Quality of Life & Wellness Fair Saturday, July, 29, 9 a.m. to noon Mooresville High School
• More than 50 informational booths on healthy living, hobbies, crafts and more • Door prizes for kids and adults of all ages • Health screenings and vaccination services
Blast Pio Pi o n eer
Newby Field Day Page 2
June 1, 2017
Congratulations Teachers of the Year! Mrs. Daum North Madison
Along with Sharon Eickhoff at MHS (page 1), these teachers were honored as teachers of the year in their schools.
Mrs. Davis PHMS Mrs. Mosier Neil Armstrong
Mrs. Todd Waverly
Mrs. Bolton Newby Memorial Mrs. Baxter Northwood
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June 1 , 2017
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MHS Juniors after their annual bike ride to school on the last day.
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June 1 , 2017
Flintstone 500 at Northwood
Mural Painting at Waverly Park
Fabulous and Fun Final Days of School Reading “Campout” at Newby
North Madison 6th Grade Career Week
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Page 4
June 1, 2017
News Briefs Summer Meal Program: Our Food Services Department will again offer free meals for children ages 0-18 this summer. The program will run May 30 through July 28 at Neil Armstrong and Newby Elementary Schools. Both sites will serve lunch while Newby’s site will also serve breakfast. Adults may eat along with their children for $3 each. Visit our website for Program Details and Daily Menus.
Calendar Reminder: School begins this fall on Thursday, Aug. 3. Find a full school calendar for the 2017-18 and 2018-19 school calendars on our website.
Community Information: Visit our Community Information page for nonprofit organization and other school-related fliers. New fliers include: Komets Soccer, MAST Summer Swim Lessons, REMC Energy Explorer Camp, Morgan County Public Library Summer Reading, and Morgan County Coalition for Literacy & United Way Summer Reading Program.
PHMS Athletics Information: Students entering 7th, 8th, and in some cases 6th grade are eligible to take part in PHMS athletics this fall. Information for Cross Country and Girls Golf (grades 6-8) has already been posted. Visit the PHMS Athletics webpage for more information.
Upcoming Events
June 2 MHS Senior Breakfast, Graduation Practice 8am June 3 MHS Commencement (ticketed event) June 5 - 30 MHS Summer School Classes July 3-7 MHS Summer Moratorium, offices closed July 3-4 Newby, Neil Armstrong Summer Meal Program Closed
MHS Athletics Summer Camps: The MHS athletic department will host several sports camps this summer. Click here for a list of camps and registration information.
Paper Shredding to Benefit School Supply Drive: Mooresville Schools will again host a paper shred truck at the Tox Away Day at MHS. This year’s event will be on Saturday, June 24, from 8am to 1pm. Paper shredding has a requested donation of $5 per box or bag. Funds raised will be used to purchase school supplies for students in need. See Tox Away Flier
