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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Memorial Engineering Course - Bridge Building
Students in our new Technology Engineering class test their designs in a bridge building competition. Zakary Purcell pours sand into a bucket supported by the bridge to test the maximum load the bridge can support. Hailey Chenette and Alexis Rodebush use triple beam balances to measure the mass of sand to be added to the bucket. Jennifer Boyd records data and performs calculations with her iPad. Mr. Sullivan digitally records the whole operation on his iPad to study the design. This bridge supported over 9 kilograms of sand (about 21 pounds). Students will calculate the load the bridge supported and the efficiency of the design based on the amount of materials used in the design. Well Done!!
UPDATE!! Photo Contest sponsored by Hull Public Library - Deadline Extended UPDATE!!
UPDATE!! - Photography Contest - UPDATE!!
The deadline for the photography contest has been extended to
Friday, December 6, 2013
The deadline for the photography contest has been extended to
Friday, December 6, 2013
The Hull Public Library is hosting a photography contest. For more information, please go to:
Click on the "Library Tab" and then on "Friends of Hull Public Library Photography Contest."
Questions: Contact Janet Strecker @ 781-925-1813
Good Luck!
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Grade 7 Student Field Field Trip and Art Show!!
Grade 7 students participated in a voluntary field trip to Barnes and Noble after school on Friday, November 22nd to display their original art work and to help children of all ages create their own art work. Our students did an absolutely fantastic job working with younger children creating various arts and crafts to help tell a story. Pictured in the front row, from left to right, are Andrew DelGuidice, Olivia Love, Nathan Froio, and Ben Fenelon. Pictured in the back row, from left to right, are Sarah Ashley, Kevin Vieira, Jackson Sordillo, Nick Gianibas, and Jillian Maxwell. Thank you to Ms. Fran Sullivan, our art teacher for her efforts organizing this experience for our students.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Hats for Hunger!
Once again, Student Council is sponsoring the Hats for Hunger Fundraiser. Any student can wear a hat to school on Tuesday or Wednesday if they pay $1.00 or donate a non-perishable canned good. Students who wish to contribute should report to the cafeteria at 7:45 am to donate. Parents, please encourage your child to donate even if they choose to not wear a hat.
Early Release Wednesday, November 27th at 11:15 a.m.
This Wednesday, November 27th
is an early release day. Students will
be dismissed at 11:15. Lunch is not
served. Breakfast will be served.
Good News - Terra Nova Results!!
Last week Memorial received our
Terra Nova results for grades 6 and 7. Individual student reports were mailed home on Thursday. I am very pleased to report to the Memorial community that our students exceeded the national average in every category on
every test. Thank you for your efforts
and well done.
(Note - Students in Grade 8 did not take Terra Nova. Students took the new College Board ReadiStep test this year. These results will be announced when they are released.)
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Hull Youth Basketball Registration!!
Hull Pirates Youth Basketball In-Town
Registrations
Hull Pirates Youth Basketball will hold player registrations for the upcoming in-town season during the following time:
Tuesday, December 3rd 6:30
– 8:30PM Memorial Middle School
Cafeteria
The in-town program is a fun recreational league which
allows children of all abilities to develop basketball skills and compete in a
friendly atmosphere. The leagues are
divided up into three divisions:
- 1st and 2nd Grade 8 Week Instructional Program
- Junior Boys and Junior Girls (Grades 3 – 5)
- Senior Boys and Senior Girls (Grades 6 – 8)
The season will run from the beginning of January through
the middle of March with games typically played on Saturday.
The cost to participate in the program is:
$55 – 1st/2nd
Grade Program
$90 – One Child in
Junior or Senior Program
$170 – Two Children in Junior or Senior Program
$215 – More than Two Children in Junior or Senior Program
Player evaluations will be held on Saturday December 14th
at times to be announced later.
The league is also looking for coaches for the upcoming
in-town season. All individuals are
required to submit a CORI form and pass a CORI check in order to coach. If you are interested in coaching or have any
questions related to the in-town program please contact Aaron Chenette at achenette4@comcast.net.
Thank you
Aaron Chenette
President
Hull Pirates
Youth Basketball
Notice: The program/event
listed in this material is organized and provided by independent private
organizations and instructors not employed or sponsored by or affiliated with
the Town of Hull or its School Department.
The program information is provided here only for the public’s
convenience and does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement. The Town and its School Department have no
responsibility or liability for said program or event. All inquiries should be directed to the
sponsoring organization.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Memorial Honor Roll!!
Memorial Middle School is proud to announce the first quarter Honor Roll:
GRADE 6 – HIGH HONORS: Lauren Anastos, Edward Baldwin,
Olivia Ball, Caitlin Canavan, Samantha Collier, Shelby Craig, Jaclyn Diemer,
Hannah Duran, Ashley Dwyer, Aryana Gagne, Eve Gamble, Alyssa Healey, Caroline
Hulverson, Evan Kearns, Audrey Lofgren, Julia Mahoney, Isabella McLellan,
Matthew Mitchell, Abigail Muir, Christina Murphy, Paxton O’Reilly, Olivia Rys,
Chloe Stone, Haven Veraguas, Graham Whelan, Rebecca Whelan. HONORS: Dominic Brand, Arianna Cannata, Rylie
Evans, Alyssa Feist, Tess Froio, Colin Gambon, Matthew Genninger, Daniel Kraus,
Samantha Kraus, Trevor MacDonald, Callie Menice, Veronica Omer, Stephen
Orlowski, Kelly Reilly, Emma Richardson, Luke Robbs, Victoria Roche, Evan
Vieira, Bode Weber.
GRADE 7 – HIGH HONORS: Krista Carpenter, Andrew DelGuidice,
Leah Dunn, Carrie Eleuteri, Benjamin Fenelon, Aurianne Fitz Marquez, Jessica
Goode, Jacqueline Kearns, Paul McDonald, Kyle Miller, Jackson Sordillo, Erica
Thornton, Rachel Von Tungeln, Haley Walsh Pederson, Brandon Wood. HONORS: Cristian Amador, Sarah Ashley, James
Barone, Hudson Ciulla Sestito, Keeva Coogan Jacques, Michael DelGuidice, Nathan
Froio, Alexia Hansen, Sean Healey, Joshua Jacques, Victoria Jones, Hannah Lees,
Jillian Maxwell, Maxwell McDonald, Katie Punchard, Ciara Redfearn, Micayla
Redfearn, Emily Reppucci, Brian Saniuk, Nicholas Scanlan, Carol Ann Shields,
Dillon Spadea, Kevin Vieira, Megan Walsh, Lillian Whelan, Charlotte White,
Olivia Whitman, Emmeline Yennaco.
GRADE 8 – HIGH HONORS: Jennifer Boyd, Sarah Dahill, Hannah
Diemer, Caio Dos Anjos, Victoria Fuda, Olivia Kelly, Madeline Richardson, Maeve
Richardson. HONORS: John Abatuno, Hailey
Cederquist, Hailey Chenette, Ava Davis, Jessica Delaney, Faith Devitt, Riley
Dolan, Megan Dunn, David Gardiner, Melaney Jenkins, Kristen MacDonald, Emily
Menice, Ronin O’Reilly, Christian Olivieri, Sheila Pearlman, Zakary Purcell,
Matthew Rymaszewski, Kelly Smyth, Nathan Sordillo, Kendall Swanson, Matthew
Williamson.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Teen Night
The next Teen Night, sponsored by the YMCA, is this Friday, November 22nd from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Memorial Middle School. The cost is $10.00 and includes all activities and a snack. See the link below for more information:
Teen Night at Memorial
Teen Night at Memorial
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Grade 7 Student Art at Barnes and Noble
Grade 7 students from Memorial
Middle School will have their artwork on display at Barnes & Noble at the
Derby Street Plaza in Hingham on November 22nd. Grade 7 students wrote original
short stories and then created handmade books with original book cover art,
illustrations, and hand stitched bindings to depict their short stories.
Additionally, several Grade 7 students will take part in a voluntary field trip to the
book store to teach this craft to younger children. While the art will be
on display all day, student will demonstrate the craft from 3:30 to 4:30
p.m.
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