Principal’s Update
May 19, 2023
Dear CRMS Parents and Guardians,
Our yearbook class is extremely proud of the book they designed and produced this year. Yearbooks were passed out today during the sixth period. There are a small number of yearbooks left for purchase. Please see Mrs. Baker in the library if you are interested in purchasing one.
Next week we are looking forward to celebrating with our 8th graders as they take the last lap around CRMS. This event will occur on Thursday at 2:15 pm at the CRMS track. Please come and cheer on our 8th graders as they make this important transition to high school.
We are continuing to work with students on ending the 22-23 school year in a strong and positive manner. Please take the opportunity to encourage your child to practice kindness and compassion with classmates as we end the year.
Finally, there are just a few spots left for our current 6th and 7th graders in our summer programming, Project Launch. This summer enrichment program is a great opportunity for students to continue their learning into the summer. Please call Jodi Marsolek asap if you are interested in your child benefiting from this school year extension.
As always, reach out with any questions or suggestions.
Sincerely,
Liza
End-of-Year Festivities
What a wonderful year we have had, filled with learning, growth, and memorable experiences. We are proud of the achievements and progress our students made throughout the year. Our students have shown dedication, perseverance, and passion in their academic accomplishments, artistic endeavors, and athletic triumphs.
As we approach the final days of school, we have a series of exciting events planned for the last couple of days to celebrate our students’ hard work.
Wednesday, May 24
8:00 am – School Talent Show
10:25 am – Grad Walk, former CRMS students who will be graduating this year return for a celebratory lap in the school in their cap and gown.
After the Grad Walk, we will follow a late start schedule
Thursday, May 25
We will follow a regular school schedule. In first period, students will get to watch a celebratory slideshow to commemorate the school year.
10:00 am – 8th grade students will depart for Urban Air
1:45 pm – 8th grade students return and prepare for the 8th Grade’s Last Lap
2:15 pm – We celebrate our 8th grade students with their Last Lap around the track
Activity Bus
The activity bus will not run this week.
After School Activities
Monday, May 22:
No after school activities
Tuesday, May 23:
Talent Show Dress Rehearsal 3:00pm – 4:15pm
Wednesday, May 24:
No after school activities
Thursday, May 25:
Last day of school
P.E. Lockers
All PE lockers in the locker room need to be cleaned out by 3:00 pm on Wednesday, May 24th. Any items left will be put in the lost and found.
Yearbooks
Yearbooks were distributed today. We have a couple of ground rules for students to follow when signing yearbooks:
- Any inappropriate writing or drawings in a yearbook will be replaced by the person who wrote/drew it
- If students want a shirt to be signed, they need to bring it, not wear it.
- No writing on bodies.
Talent Show
The Coal Ridge Middle School Talent Show will be on Wednesday, May 24, from 8:00 – 10:00 am. Any students who are planning on performing in the talent show will need to attend the mandatory rehearsal on Tuesday, May 23, from 3:00-5:00 pm. Parents of students who are performing are welcome to attend the talent show on Wednesday, May 24.
Dear parents of Coal Ridge Middle School
The yearbooks are here! We will be distributing yearbooks on Friday, May 19. We have a limited number of extra yearbooks, so order now so that your child does not miss out on the memories from the 2022-2023 school year. Yearbooks cost $49 to purchase.
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