Carter Johnson made it to day 2 in the IESA State Wrestling tournament by securing a victory in his second match. Great work, Carter, and good luck on your remaining matches.
Track and field practice will be canceled for tomorrow Friday 3-7-25. Thank you and have a great weekend.
Just like in Horton Hatches an Egg the students had to protect an egg. The nest had to protect the egg from the danger of a book being dropped on it.
3rd grade practiced reading fluency by reading to K and 1st graders a Dr. Seuss book.
Congratulations to Beau Melton and Carter Johnson for all of their hard work this wrestling season in making it to Sectionals. These are a few sectional pictures from Saturday in Jacksonville.
Carter will advance to State on Friday of this week at NIU in Dekalb! Best of luck Carter!!!!
NH-M's very own Elijah Miller goes for the spare!
1st and 2nd grade shared their crazy socks in honor of Read Across America Week! Lookin' good!!
This is a reminder message that this Friday 3/7/25 will be our 3rd qtr. awards assembly at 9 am. Come celebrate your students' accomplishments with us! Also, Friday is an early dismissal for the end of the quarter at 1:30 p.m.
Hello,
I would like to remind everyone the first day of track practice will be Monday March 3rd. We will start practice after school. All athletes should have appropriate workout clothes and proper running shoes. All athletes must also have a valid physical on file as well as being academically eligible.
We will also host a parent/athlete meeting at 5 pm on Monday as well. At this time I will hand out the track meet schedule, practice schedule, and the track and field handbook. If anyone is unable to make it to the parent meeting or has additional questions please feel free to email me at ksmith@nhm88.com.
Thank you and have a great weekend.
Kindergarten is excited for warmer weather!
Please join us celebrating Read Across America with some fun filled days themed after Dr. Seuss books. The fun begins March 3rd and goes thru Friday March 7th.
This is a reminder to parents that today 2/26 Wednesday is a 1:30 Dismissal.
Congratulations to Beau Melton and Carter Johnson who represented NH-M well at Wrestling Regionals this past weekend. Beau took 2nd in his regional, and Carter took 1st in his regional for their respective weight classes. Both boys will move on to sectionals this weekend in Jacksonville! Great job Carter and Beau! We are proud of you!
Improvised music class today for Kindergarten. We danced to animal action, the cows are gone, sticky bubble gum, rhythm sticks & tootie ta. Everyone had fun!
The last two weeks 3rd grade has been researching an assigned President. Today they presented to the class some of what they have learned.
This week in Reading we have been learning about animal adaptations. For STEM and art the students designed and investigated an animal of their choice.
Calling all parents!
We need your help in sharing your thoughts about how we are doing as a school district on the 5 Essentials survey.
Simply Scan the QR code with the picture app on your phone, and it will take you to the survey. You must select "Logan" as our county and "New Holland-Middletown" for the school district to participate.
Thanks in advance for your participation! This survey helps us serve you and your student well.
NH-M School District would like to congratulate our Students of the Month for February! Thank you as well to Tremont Bank for monetary donations for our students of the month and certificates! We appreciate our community partnerships!
Weslynn Mills
The elementary student of the month for NH-M is Weslynn Mills. Teachers and staff say Weslynn is a student who consistently follows the Mustang Code and displays the attributes of Respect, Responsibility and Integrity. Weslynn is a hard working student who has improved her skills very well over the school year. She truly does her best in all areas. She is a kind little girl who is very cooperative with her peers. She is always willing to lend a helping hand and participates well in class. We are proud to call Weslynn Mills a New Holland-Middletown Mustang!
Braylynn Haney
The middle school student of the month for NH-M for January is Braylynn Haney. Teachers and staff say that Braylynn is a student who consistently follows the Mustang Code and displays the attributes of Respect, Responsibility and Integrity. Teachers and staff say that Braylynn has shown herself to be a very bright and passionate student. Braylynn participates in class, and she is willing to help others. Teachers and staff also say that Braylynn shows pride in her art and creativity. We are proud to call Braylynn Haney a New Holland-Middletown Mustang!
Parents/Guardians,
Thanks so much for your patience and understanding on our needed early dismissal yesterday 2/18/25 due to our broken pipe situation and heating concerns. Our West entrance will remain closed while we work through needed repairs, and staff, students, and visitors will need to use the main entrance to enter and exit the building. During this time of West entrance closure, we will be changing our dismissal procedure slightly for walkers and students who are picked up from school.
All bus students will be dismissed first. Following departure of the bus, walkers and students being picked up will be dismissed. We will do this on an individual basis, with students being dismissed as their parents' vehicles pull up to the front door.
If your child is to be picked up, please pull your car up to the front entrance, and we will release your student to you right at the front door.
Thank you in advance for your understanding. We are in hopes that this will simplify the process we were not fully prepared for yesterday, and maintain safety for students not cutting across the parking lot while we have a large bus or other vehicles in motion, as well as keep our students out of the cold.
Should you need to exit your vehicle for any reason to enter the school, please make sure to park in a parking space in the lot and avoid parent pick up at the front door in the circle drive. We would like to keep this line in motion for all of our parents and students.
Thank you in advance for your help and understanding!
Stem this week was seeing how tall of a tower you could build with candy hearts.
