One of our 8th grades is working on developing a Chess Club during the month of February for their Capstone. We are calling for students who are interested in participating!
Chess Club will take place every Thursday in February from 2:35 - 4:00. There will be a teacher available overseeing the club. If your child is interested in participating, please have them complete the following Chess Club Registration google form for your child.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeM37NNvJt2U4B9RUo311fu2xApUliUPi2pNaF_MqUAbTldJQ/viewform
Morning Math Minute is back! We are getting our students ready to do their personal best on the iReady Math Diagnostic!
Schools Closed Jan. 7, 2022. Enjoy the snow day without distance learning!
Mrs. Wosleger took her students on a refreshing Holiday hike!
A Happy Birthday Surprise for one of our students!
Featured are two students, Dillon Petrone and Roxanne Stewart who have been identified by teachers because they have shown Respect, Responsibility, Compassion or Pride to their peers and in the school community. We are very proud to highlight these students for their outstanding behavior!
Happy Holidays from the EHMS Administrators who prepared a fabulous breakfast this morning to our wonderful teachers and staff!
Breakfast at EHMS is a great opportunity for kids to get a nutritious meal to start off their day and to socialize with their friends before the school day begins.
Mr. Pastor's art class using images from their chromebooks to recreate them by hand.
Good Morning East Hampton Middle School (GMEHMS) has restarted its daily live Morning Show overseen by Mr. Briggs. The Morning Show is like a morning news program for our school community. Students can watch the news each morning in their homerooms and receive all the important information they may need for the day. Our anchors give the announcements for the day, sports scores and stories about our Panther teams, and other interesting facts and tidbits. The Morning Show is produced and run by students. As the Morning Show continues throughout the year, we hope to include stories of local interest written, directed, and produced by our Middle School students.
Next Gen Leaders club were creating a brand on the turkey without saying what the brand was. The goal was for others to be able to identify what the brand was supposed to be.
Certificate of appreciation from UNICEF for donations the students and staff from EHMS made for our Halloween event.
Mr. Searles 7th Grade classes were busy this week designing and building working models for our Roman Aqueduct Challenge. The groups that successfully transport water across the room and please Caesar won riches and glory!
A school wide Reading Challenge is underway. Students and staff read 1,428 books in quarter 1! In order to maintain reading momentum and develop prowess, students are encouraged to participate in Book Bingo over the holiday break. One of the bingo squares is a recommended book. Did you have a favorite book when you were in Middle School? Recommend your book to your child.
Morning Math Minute to start our Monday Morning! We had 66 students participate last week!
This past Saturday the EHMS EarlyAct Club participated in the East Hampton Turkey Plunge! BRRR!!!
Today's Math Counts meeting! #gomath
Today we celebrated the first quarter with PBIS activities. The students had the opportunity to play volleyball, listen to music, do crafts, go on a virtual nature walk or watch a movie. Good job to all the students for having a great first quarter!
Unit 1 of Second Step focused on creating a goal, writing a goal, and creating an action plan. Today, students put those skills to the test with the Marshmallow Challenge. After planning with a group, they had 10 minutes to build the tallest tower by using 20 pieces of spaghetti, 1 marshmallow, 2 feet of string, and 1 foot of tape. After ten minutes, students reflected on their original plan. Students did a fabulous job working together, problem solving, and reflecting. Some of the towers were over 3 feet tall! Great job to all students!
Mrs. Kalisz's homeroom earned a special visit from Ardo, the police dog to celebrate raising the most money for UNICEF. Great job everyone!
