2017 Hull PTO Award

2017 Hull PTO Award Criteria

The Hull PTO Award is awarded annually to a son or daughter of an active PTO member in good standing.  An active member in good standing is one who has paid their annual dues prior to December 31, 2016.

The $1,000 Hull PTO Award is given to a high school senior who plans on furthering their education by attending a 2 year associate program, a 4 year bachelor’s degree program or an accredited vocational school.

Application Criteria:

1.      Child of a PTO member in Good Standing (Dues paid by December 31, 2016).

2.      Family/Student Service Contribution to the PTO.

3.      Membership or Participation in Athletic/Extracurricular/Employment Activities, especially noting your leadership roles. (i.e.: Varsity and JV Sports, Hull Theatre Arts, after school clubs, National Honor society, Community Service.)

4.      A typed essay on “What Makes You a Good Overall Candidate for the PTO Award?”** Please include your plans for furthering your education in the essay.

5.      2.4 or Higher weighted GPA (Documented by an OFFICIAL HHS Transcript)

The candidate(s) will complete an application and submit it to the Hull PTO.  The application will be available to all eligible candidates in the Spring of 2017.

The Hull PTO retired Teachers Award Subcommittee will review and rank all the applications anonymously and will provide applicants STUDENT ID to the PTO Scholarship Chairperson.  In the case of a tie, the winning candidate will be selected by a majority vote of the Hull PTO Board of Directors.

The Hull PTO Award will be given to the student at the Hull High School Scholarship/Award Ceremony on Friday, June 2, 2016.  The award recipient will have until June 30th of the following year to collect their award.  The award recipient will mail proof of attendance of their first semester classes (i.e. copy of their school transcript or diploma) to the Hull PTO President or his/her designee as listed in the award letter.  If the award recipient fails to submit proof of attendance by the date listed above, he/she will forfeit the award.

My School Bucks!

My School Bucks

Keep your student’s meals account balance current by setting up on-line alerts when their account reaches $10.00 or below.  You do not need to pay on-line to receive the alerts. 

It’s very easy – go to www.myschoolbucks.com to create your account.  Follow the prompts and be sure to add each student individually.  Choose to receive notifications by text message and/or email. 

If you do choose to pay on-line, there are a couple of options – set up auto pay for a specific amount or pay on-line when you receive the alert.  The student will always have money available on their account. 

If you would rather not pay on-line, that’s fine too.  When you receive the notification, send in cash or a check (payable to Hull Public Schools) with your student and they can pay the cashier in the cafeteria. It’s that easy!

Student’s who reach a negative balance of $10.00 or more will receive a notice from the school and an alternate lunch will be given until the balance is paid in full.

If you think that your family may be eligible for free or reduced priced meals, please fill out the meals application and send it into school with your student.  A copy of the application can be printed from the Hull Public Schools website or you can pick up a copy in any school office.  You will receive a letter from the school regarding the decision within a week of submission.  If you don’t receive this letter, do not assume you are approved; contact your student’s school.  

If you have additional questions you may contact Patty Gardiner at HPS Administration, 781-925-4400  X1112.

First Term Honor Roll!!

MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL

FIRST TERM HONOR ROLL 2016-2017

GRADE 6 

HIGH HONORS:  Patrick Dwyer, Bridget Fleming, Alexandra Hendrickson, Riley More, Mary-Kate Roche, Matthew Sullivan.  

HONORS:  Leo Bergen, Austin Bongo, John Burke, Lily Capuzzo, Jake Cara-Donna, Logan Chenette, Amelia Donovan, Lucia Foresta, Hailey Gould, Sasha Green, Madison Grier, Aidan Murphy, Lucy Peters, Luke Richardson, Josephine Saide, Matthew Shaffer, Alessandra Truglia, Mattie Tuchmann, Caleb Whelan, Benjamin Williams, Ethan Williams, David Won.

GRADE 7 

HIGH HONORS:  Petra Bechtold, Stella Gianadda, Parry Harper, Troy Healey, Alexis Her, Faye Lofgren, Elizabeth Luggelle, Gianna Quatromoni, Larkin Tanner, Nina Tiani.  

HONORS:  Madelyn Brooks, Ciara Deshiro, Christopher Ford, Madison Grainger, Ryan Healey, Annemarie Jacubowski-Smith, Sydney Lawson, Haylee Londergan, Brianne MacEachern, Lily Putnam Resnick, Jaden Stilphen.

GRADE 8 

HIGH HONORS:  Jenna Canavan, Katie Clifford, Maeve Donohue, Carly Donovan, Isabella Hendrickson, Robert Hunter, Kacee McKinney, Benjamin Olivieri, Victoria Rosado, Melissa Rymaszewski, Nolan Tiani.  

HONORS:  Hayden Anastos, Siobhan Burke, Emma Carney, Kayla Chenette, Brenna Conneely, Skye Ervin, Emma Forcum, Bianca Foresta, Alexandra Gampel, Hannah Hanlon, Shawna Hernandez-LaRochelle, Anna Mahoney, Allison Mitchell, Paige Murphy, Timothy O’Hayre, Harry Peters, Anthony Scalia, Norah White.

National Junior Honor Society Selection Process has Started!!

November 29, 2016

The National Junior Honor Society distributed applications today to those students who are academically eligible for membership in the National Junior Honor Society as administered at Memorial Middle School. In order to apply for membership, the student’s cumulative grade point average must meet or exceed our chapter’s standard for Scholarship.  This standard is currently set at 3.8 on a 4.0 scale.  These candidates should be proud of this accomplishment which serves as the first step in our selection procedures.

The candidates that meet the Scholarship standard are now eligible to submit additional information for consideration by our chapter’s Faculty Council.  The Faculty Council will carefully review each student’s credentials.  In addition to the Scholarship standard, membership in NJHS is also based on the standards of Leadership, Service, Citizenship, and Character. To be selected as a member of NJHS, students must demonstrate in their application and essay that they have met or exceeded these additional standards. An explanation of our chapter’s standards in each of these areas is included with the candidate’s application.

Candidates that choose to apply should submit their application directly to either of our advisors, Mrs. MacDonald or Mrs. Striglio,by Tuesday, December 6th.  Candidates will be notified of the results of the Faculty Council no later than Friday, December 23, 2016.

Candidates or parents with questions regarding NJHS or the selection process,  can contact Mrs. MacDonald or Mrs. Striglio, 781-925-2040 ext. 1105/1106, or by e-mail at rmacdonald@town.hull.ma.us or  sstriglio@town.hull.ma.us.  Additional information about NJHS can be found in the student handbook posted on the Memorial Middle School website.

Thanksgiving Rally Photos!

Grade 6 Museum of Science Overnight

 

Girl Scout Troop 85129 Peanut Butter and Jelly Drive!

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.

Grade 6 Art - Self Portraits

Water Test Results

Please click on the link below for information about recent water test at Memorial Middle School:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_Souu29JcxiLU43di1ZeEo1VGs/view?usp=sharing

HHS Fall Play - William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Hull High School

Theatre Arts  Presents...

Friday, November 18th at 7:30 pm

Saturday, November 19th at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm

Purchase Tickets at:  http://tinyurl.com/HHSTAtix-17

See the Press Release below for more information.

New Engineering Problem: Crash tests!!

Grade 7 students recently participated in a new engineering design problem.  Students had to create a safety system for a model car and then test the system under three different conditions.  

Lost Eye Glasses

Two pairs of glasses were turned into the main office.  They can be picked up in the main office on Monday Morning!!

Hull Youth Lacrosse League Information!

Hull Youth Lacrosse League will be entering teams with Crossroads Indoor Lacrosse League

(Plymouth Sports Complex)

 for the

2016/2017 Fall/Winter Indoor Season

To register your child to play for Hull Youth Lacrosse

GO TO www.crossroadslax.com

Fee for the 2016/2017 Fall/Winter Indoor Season is $125.00/player

U11 Team = 2^nd, 3^rd & 4^th grade /U13 Team = 5^th & 6^th grade/U15 Team = 7^th & 8^th grade

The Fall/Winter Indoor Season shall begin the end of November and run in 2 sessions through early March, 2017.

Session 1: Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 11, 18, Jan. 8, 15 & 22

Session 2: Jan 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22 and Mar 1 & 8

Any questions or concerns, please feel free to email Chris Weber, President of HYLAX League at chweberlax@comcast.net.

We are looking forward to a fun 2016/ 2017 Fall/Winter Indoor Season.

Thank you,

HYLAX League

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.

Parent Presentation: When Our Children Face Losses