Daily Archives: March 7, 2018

Marya Abdullah quoted H. Jackson Brown, Jr. as saying:

“The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today!”

Click Bulletin 03-08-2018 to download your copy of Stout’s Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into our school. Be informed!

Students who violate the student code of conduct or fail to comply with classroom expectations may be assigned after-school behavior intervention.

• Administrators, counselors, the restorative practices facilitator, or office staff may sign students up for the detention room/restorative hours.
• Students must bring school work, any materials required to complete that work, and a SSR (sustained silent reading) book with them to the detention room. Students must have everything they need with them before entering the room.
• Once students have signed in, they must stay for the duration of the behavior intervention session.
• Failure to attend an assigned session may result in an additional session (plus the rescheduled original session).

Teacher                      Room              Days                                       Times

Mr. Serazio                    F9                 Tuesday & Thursday              3:00 – 4:50

Academic Support at Stout Middle School is now available for students in 6th through 8th grade by subject area.

• Students must be recommended by and signed up by their subject area teacher.
• If parents feel their child should be in tutoring, they should contact their child’s subject area teacher and request that the teacher signs their child up for tutoring.
• Teachers will provide the tutor with information regarding what areas the student needs support.
• There is a limit of 20 students per offering. Due to large demand, students who miss more than two times will be removed from tutoring and placed on a waiting list before given another opportunity. Additionally, students may be limited to one two-hour tutoring session per week for each subject.
  

Here is the schedule:

Having your child see you reading sets a good example. Pick a time each day when everyone sits down and reads for 15-30 minutes. You can read a book or a newspaper or even just browse a catalog, for example.

Congratulations to Ella Matt, the Grand Prize winner of Mr. Melvin’s Tie Contest. Her entry was inspired by the book Daughter of Smoke and Bone, and features some of the main characters. The First Prize winner is Weaam Alnamer, who drew a landscape and characters from Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax.

The Runners up were:

Runners up can report to Mr. Melvin’s class to pick up their prizes whenever is convenient for a teacher to send them. Thanks to those who participated, and keep reading during March!