Student Council Election Results!!

Today, Memorial Middle School held its elections for student council!  All students that ran for positions on student council are to be congratulated for their willingness to stand in front of their peers and ask for their vote.  Public speaking is extraordinarily difficult and is a testament to their character.   This is an election and not everyone can win.  However, all students that completed an application for a position but did not get elected are invited to be members-at-large and to participate in all of our activities and meetings!

Our first meeting of the year is after school on Monday, September 25, 2017 in the Grade 8 Large Group Room.

Here are the results:

Grade 8 Class President:  Gianna Quatromoni

Grade 8 Class Vice-President:  Ava Brown

Grade 8 Secretary:  Elizabeth Luggelle

Grade 8 Historian: Stella Gianadda

The Grade 8 Class Representative is: Erica McGowan

The Grade 7 Class Representatives are:

Patrick Dwyer
Madison Grier

Matthew Sullivan

The Grade 6 Class Representatives are:

Holly Haeck

Ruby Schultz

Kenza Wahman

Sean Walsh

Substitute teachers needed!!

Memorial Middle School is in need of substitute teachers. The role of a substitute teacher is not only an extremely important service to our school but also a great way to get involved in the school community. Please email (dbennett@town.hull.ma.us) or call (781-925-4400 ext. 1114) Deborah Bennett in the Central Office if interested. 

Hull PTO's Thanksgiving Pie Sale

                                                               Thanksgiving Pie Sale!!

The Hull PTO is selling pies just in time for Thanksgiving. Sales will run October 2^nd through October 16^th; forms will be sent home with elementary and middle school students, and high school students may print forms offline. Pies come in 10 varieties and are $17.00 each. Checks should be made out to Hull PTO when orders are placed. Visit www.mcmfundraising.com for forms, descriptions, and photos.

6th Grade Speaker on Beacon Hill

Congratulations and a tremendous amount of Pirate Pride to grade 6 scholar Kenza Wahman for her visit to the Massachusetts State House! Kenza joined educators, parents, students, and legislators who testified on Beacon Hill on Sept. 12 in favor of a bill that would make significant changes in state education policy. "We look forward to recess like adults look forward to a coffee break,” Kenza said. This bill mandates recess for grades K-5, encourages more learning time in history and civics, and promotes community collaboration for underperforming schools. Kudos to Kenza for speaking up on behalf of her peers!