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Activity Handbook
2014/ 2015 School Year
Marshall Middle School
Academics pages 1-3 After School Achievement Program (ASAP)
American Math Contest 7 (AMC 7)
American Math Contest 8 (AMC 8)
Civil War Week Junior Classical League (JCL)
National Academic League (NAL)
National French Exam
National Latin Exam
Spelling Bee
Art page 4 Central Board Room Display
Service Act/Fund Raisers pages 5-6 Scholastic Book Fair
Box Tops
Canned Food Drive
Pasta for Pennies
The Caring Place
Clubs page 7
Book Club/ Popcorn & Paperbacks
Newspaper
Technology Student Association (TSA)
Club Sports page 8 Ice Hockey
Inline Hockey
Lacrosse (Boys)
Interscholastic Sports pages 9-12
Baseball
Basketball (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Cheerleading
Cross County
Football
Soccer (Boys)
Soccer (Girls)
Softball
Track
Volleyball (Girls) Wrestling
Field Hockey
Lacrosse (Girls)
Intramural Sports pages 13
Music pages 14-15 Band
Chorus
Choral Ensemble
Jazz Ensemble
Orchestra
String Ensemble
Service Jobs pages 16 Counselor Aides
P.A. Announcers
Stage Crew
MMS Student Activities
Table of Contents
Student Government page 17 Student Representatives
Student Council Student Council Committees: Grades 6, 7,8
Budget Committee
Dance Committee
Spirit Committee
Staff Appreciation Committee
Student Interest pages 18-19 Diversity Contest
Girls Overnight Leadership Development (GOLD)
Mini-Course Day
School Dances
School Spirit Day
Talent Show
Contact Information pages 20-22
Table of Contents
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Academics
After School Achievement Program Students who need help with homework will find it here. This is an after school
homework club for students who need extra support to complete homework. A
referral and parent permission are a prerequisite.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: after school on Monday and Wednesday -3:05 until 4:20
Where: Library Classroom
Sponsor: Ms. Shannon Connor/Mr. Dan Knorr
American Mathematics Contest (AMC) The Mathematics Department provides students an opportunity to compete with
students in Pennsylvania and around the United States. The AMC math contest
is offered to students in advanced classes during the school day in November.
Civil War Week Civil War Week is a premier, immersion program for students to experience Civil
War topics through re-enactments, simulations, guest speakers and special programs
with costumes.
Grade: 8
Fees/Expenses: none
When: February 25—February 28
Sponsor: Mr. M. Murslack/Mrs. T. Devlin
Grades: 7 and 8
Fees/Expenses: none
When: Tuesday, November 18th
Sponsor: Mr. D. Williams
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Academics
Junior Classical League (JCL) This is a youth organization sponsored by the American Classical League. It promotes
the classical values of the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome by exploring their
cultures and celebrating their festivals and historical milestones. Students participate, at
an additional cost, in the state and national conventions where a variety of activities
(academic testing, declamation contests, athletic events, arts & crafts projects) take
place.
Grades: 8th grade Latin students
Fees/Expenses: $7.00 for JCL membership
When: 3rd Tues. Of each month, 7:00 –8:30 PM
Where: NAI cafeteria
Sponsor: NA I—Latin Teacher/Ms. Beth Block
National Academic League (NAL) NAL is a nationally sponsored academic competition. Schools all over the country compete
locally with the same bank of questions. Then regional winners compete with other teams
around the country in single-elimination matches that finally determine a national winner.
Students must be well-versed in literature, geography, history, mathematics, vocabulary, and
current events. The MMS team competes against Carson and Ingomar Middle Schools, and
this year, the schedule is expanding to include matches against the newly-formed team from
West Allegheny Middle School.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: team shirt
When: practice begins in Nov. with competitions in Jan. and Feb.
Sponsor: Mr. D.Williams
National French Exam Students seeking extra enrichment in the French language and culture may
participate in this exam. The Grand Concours (National French Exam) is an extremely
challenging competition that takes place nationwide each March.
Grades: 8th
Fees/Expenses: $7.00 entry fee
When: March
Sponsor: TBD
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Academics
National Latin Exam This test is sponsored by the American Classical League and the National Junior Classical
League. It is available to Latin students across the US, Australia, Belgium, Canada, England,
Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Republic of Niger, Switzerland and Zimbabwe. It is offered in
different levels from Introduction to Latin (8th grade) to Latin V-VI (AP Latin). The test
contains forty multiple choice questions relative to grammar, vocabulary, derivatives,
mythology/history and culture appropriate for each level.
Grades: 9th— 12th
Fees/Expenses: None
Spelling Bee Top spellers in each grade are identified in English classes. These students then participate in a school wide spelling bee. The school champion will go to the University of Pittsburgh
to compete in a regional competition.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: School competition in the MMS auditorium in January.
Pittsburgh Post Gazette competition in March
Where: preliminary in English class, school wide bee in auditorium Sponsor: Mr. D. Williams
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Central Board Room Display Each year Marshall Middle School has the opportunity to display student work in the
Board Room at the District’s Central Offices. Student projects and posters, as well as
paintings, sculptures, and other works of art represent the outstanding achievement and
talent of Marshall Middle School students.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: May
Where: North Allegheny Central Office Board Room Sponsors: Mrs. D. Kline/Mrs. S. Carson
Art
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Service Activity/Fund Raisers
Grades : 6th—8th
Fees/Expenses: price of book
When: February
Where: Library Classroom Sponsor: Mr. J Prince/Mrs. S Bayer
Grades : 6th—8th
Where: collected all year long in homerooms
Sponsor: Mr. J Prince/Mrs. S Bayer
Scholastic Book Fair Marshall Middle School Book Fair will be held October 27th—October 31st.
Proceeds of the book fair are used for author visits.
Box Tops The Box Tops for Education Clip program allows us to earn cash for our school every time you buy groceries. Save Box Tops coupons from hundreds of General Mills prod-ucts throughout the grocery store. Each Box Tops coupon you clip and send to school is worth 10 cents. Each homeroom has an envelope where he/she can deposit their Box Tops. Monies from this program go to buy additional students resources. Begin saving
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Service Activity/Fund Raisers
Pasta for Pennies Students collect pennies (positive points) in their containers while placing silver
coins (negative points) in other grade level containers. Proceeds go to a charity.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: during lunch period
Where: cafeteria Sponsor: Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Canned Food Drive Students will voluntarily ask residents to donate canned foods, which will be distrib-uted to needy families through local food banks.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: November
Sponsor: Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Caring Place Students do Blue Day (National Greif Awareness Day) they also fundraise for the Car-ing Place because it is a local and helps students in our area.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: Fall/Spring
Sponsor: Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
PAGE 7 Book Club/Popcorn & Paperbacks The Book Club is open to all students who enjoy reading and would like to talk about
books with others. Students are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to
share books and foster the love of reading!
Grade: 6th / Book Club
Fees: Expenses none
When: Once a month during lunch. Packing lunch is suggested.
Where: MMS Library Sponsor: Mr. J. Prince
.Newspaper Student Paper at Marshall Middle School, SPAMM, reflects the ideas of the students,
staff and community at Marshall Middle School. It is published once every nine weeks.
SPAMM gives the opportunity for writers, artists, and photographers to express
themselves in a school-wide paper.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: meets during Activity Period
Where: Cafeteria Sponsors: Mrs. M. Moschetta
Clubs
Technology Student Association (TSA) This is an international organization that operates at Marshall Middle School as a club for students with an interest in technology activities: computer aided drafting/design, Delta
Dart design and gliding, radio controlled transportation, etc. Club sessions are organized
to prepare for competition in these areas at local, state and national levels
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: depends on the activity
When: Activity Period
Where: Room 31
Sponsors: Mr. N. Vorrasi/Mr. M. Kohler
Grades : 7th & 8th/ Popcorn & Paperbacks
Fees: Expenses none
When: Selected dates every marking period after school.
Where: MMS Library
Sponsors: Mr. J. Prince
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Club Sports
Ice Hockey This is a club sport with competition between schools. Students from Ingomar,
Carson, and Marshall Middle Schools form one team The participants are taught the
fundamentals of ice hockey.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: $400+
When: winter
Where: Bladerunners Coach: TBD
Inline Hockey This is a club sport with competition between schools. Students from Ingomar, Carson,
and Marshall Middle Schools form one team The participants are taught the
fundamentals of inline hockey.
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: When: winter and spring
Where: Island Sports Center
Coaches: TBD
Lacrosse (Boys) Practices are held three days a week. Students from Ingomar, Carson, and Marshall
Middle Schools make up two teams and play other area middle school teams.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: TBD
When: spring
Where: Marshall Middle School and NASH Stadium Coach: TBD
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Basketball (Girls) Girl’s basketball is an interscholastic athletic program with competition
between middle schools in the WPIAL. MMS has 7th and 8th grade teams.
Girls receive instruction in basketball fundamentals and game situations.
Grades: 7th - 8th, girls
Fees/Expenses: none
When: Mon. - Fri. after school, times vary. Tryouts begin the 1st week of
school. Where: practice in the MMS gym
Coaches: Mr. E. Roman (8th grade), Ms.M. Ruiz (7th grade)
Basketball (Boys) Boy’s basketball is an interscholastic athletic program with competition between
other middle schools in the WPIAL. The fundamentals necessary for playing at the
varsity level are taught with emphasis on teamwork and developing a winning
attitude. The team plays a twenty-four game schedule and also enters several
tournaments.
Grades: 7th - 8th, boys
Fees/Expenses: none
When: Practice begins in mid-Nov. and continues through mid-Feb.
Both practices and games are after school. Some practices are held over vacations.
Coach: Mr. P. Perrone (8th grade), Mr. J. Smalley (7th grade)
Interscholastic Sports
Cheerleading Cheerleaders cheer at all girls and boys home basketball games as well as all the home
football games. They do cheers, dances and chants to promote student and parent
participation. The cheerleaders also provide positive support and encouragement of all
athletes and the rest of the student body. Cheerleaders are role models for great school
spirit!!
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: Items to be purchased are uniform parts such as body suit,
socks, shoes, spankies, spandex pants and a jacket. - cost varies
When: practice two or three days per week for two hours, games usually two day per week depending on the sport
Coach: TBD
Baseball Each middle school has its own 7th/8th grade team. The schedule consists of
approximately eighteen games against 7th, 8th and 9th grade teams.
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: purchase shoes
When: spring
Where: MMS Coach: Mr. J. Smalley/ Mr. M. Kohler
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Cross Country This is an interscholastic sport with dual meet and invitational meet competition
with other schools. Students from Ingomar, Carson and Marshall Middle
Schools form one team.
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: Practice begins in mid-Aug. and continues through the 3rd week of
Oct. Practice is daily (Mon. - Fri.) following school until 5:15 PM. Where: MMS students are bussed to Carson after school.
Coach: Mr. J. Winschel; Mr. D. Williams
Football Football is an interscholastic football program with competition between middle
schools in the WPIAL. The first three days are devoted to conditioning, getting
uniforms, explaining positions and responsibilities. Participants learn fundamentals
and game strategies. Each boy is responsible for securing transportation
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: purchase own shoes
When: Practice begins a week before school starts and
continues until the end of Oct. Coaches: Mr. P. Perrone and Mr. J. Smalley
Interscholastic Sports
Soccer (Boys) Students from Ingomar, Carson, and Marshall are selected to participate on one of
two interscholastic teams. The two teams play against other middle school teams in
the WPIAL.
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: purchase shoes
When: Fall
Where: Marshal Middle School Coaches: Black: Mr. A. Alessandro Moreira Gold: Mr. D.Bucci
Soccer (Girls) Students from Ingomar, Carson, and Marshal Middle Schools are selected to play on one of two interscholastic teams. The two teams play against other middle
school teams in the WPIAL.
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: purchase shoes
When: Fall
Where: Marshal Middle School
Coaches: Black - Ms. A. Rusnic; Gold - TBD
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Softball (Girls) Students from Ingomar, Carson, and Marshall Middle Schools are selected to play on
the fast pitch team. This team competes in interscholastic competition against other
WPIAL teams. District busses take students to practice at NAI after school.
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: purchase shoes
When: spring
Where: Marshall Middle School and NAI Coach: Gold—TBD, Black—TBD
Volleyball (Girls) Students participate in a volleyball program that has as its objective to teach basic
volleyball skills and to develop the team concept.
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: purchase shoes
When: begins in Feb.
Where: Marshall Middle School and NAI
Coach: Ms. C. Butterini
Track Athletes compete in a variety of sprinting, middle distance, distance, relay,
jumping and throwing events at both dual meets and invitationals. Team
competition includes six to seven dual meets and three invitationals against
other middle schools. District busses take students to practice after school
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: The season begins the 1st Mon. of Mar. and ends around the 2nd week
of May. Practice is Mon. through Fri. until 5:15 Where: NAI
Coach: TBD
Wrestling Matches are held with other junior high and middle schools in the WPIAL. Practic-es are held each day at the Intermediate High School. Some weekend travel occurs
for tournaments. District busses take students to practice after school.
Grades: 7th—8th
Fees/Expenses: purchase shoes
When: Winter
Where: NAI
Coach: Black—TBD, Gold—TBD
Interscholastic Sports
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Interscholastic Sports
Field Hockey This is a club sport with competition between schools. Students from Ingomar,
Carson, and Marshall Middle Schools form one team The participants are taught
the fundamentals of field hockey.
Grades: 7th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: purchase shoes
When: fall
Where: NAI Coach: Ms. L. Kerr
Lacrosse (Girls) Practices are held three days a week. Students from Ingomar, Carson, and
Marshall Middle Schools make up two teams and play other area middle school
teams.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: $75 - $150
When: spring
Where: Marshall Middle School and NASH Stadium Coach: TBS
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Intramural Basketball Students will receive some instruction in basketball techniques. Most of the time
students will be playing games. Sign up at the winter sports meeting.
Intramural Sports
Available depending on student interest
Fall/Winter/Spring. $25 per season
Some examples:
Intramural Street Hockey Students pick teams randomly by number of students who sign up. Teams then
compete for the MMS Street Hockey Championship. The prize for winning the
championship is a pizza party! Some instruction is given in street hockey basics.
Main purpose is for everyone to have fun and to participate.
Intramural Flag Football Teams are chosen by homeroom. Teams then compete for the 6th grade cham-pionship. The prize for winning the championship is a pizza party! Some in-
struction is given in football basics. Main purpose is for everyone to have fun
and to participate.
.Intramural Tennis Students receive basic instruction in tennis rules and play. Students compete in
singles and doubles matches.
Intramural Weight Training Students utilize the weights for strength training and conditioning. Instruction is
given in the proper use of the weights.
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Band All groups perform in two concerts per year and outside performances such as
Band Day with the marching band, at shopping malls, and special assemblies.
Outgrowths of this program include: PMEA Festivals, Allegheny Valley
Honors Band and the Jazz Ensemble.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: must have instrument
When: meets during band class with some special
groups meeting before and after school Sponsor: Mr. W. Taylor
Chorus For any student with an interest in singing. A variety of musical pieces are
performed. Concerts for the school are held twice a year.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: meets during chorus class with some special groups
meeting before and after school; performances in December and May
Sponsor: Mr. J. Furlong/Ms. P. Bauer
Jazz Ensemble The Jazz Band is comprised of select student/musicians who meet each week
after school to practice. Instrumentation is limited to: 5/6 alto sax, 2 tenor sax,
1 bari sax, 6-7 trumpets, 5-6 trombones, piano, bass, guitar, drums..
Grades: 6th, 7th, 8th
Fees/Expenses: $25 Yearly
When: Tuesday morning before school.
Sponsor: Mr. W. Taylor
Choral Ensemble Interested students audition for small group performances. They perform
separate from the choral groups at the bi-annual concerts.
Grades: 6th, 7th, 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: practices are before and/or after school
Sponsor: Mr. J. Furlong/Ms. Bauer
Music
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Orchestra There are two concerts and outside performances such as string festivals, all
district string concert and the county court house. Outgrowths of the program
include PMEA festivals and string quartets.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: meets during orchestra class with some special
groups meeting before and after school Sponsor: Mrs. D. Leasure
Music
String Ensemble This is a by audition only group. The string ensemble affords the advanced student an opportunity to rehearse and perform Baroque
string music.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: rehearsals during activity periods and afterschool,.
Sponsor: Mrs. D. Leasure
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Counselor Aides Counseling aides help out in the Counseling Office by distributing passes to the
homerooms each morning. They also help out by keeping track of the students’
birthdays; by listing them for morning announcements and writing a card for
each student. At the beginning of the school year, several aides help by
distributing assignment books to the 7th and 8th grade students.
Grades: 6th, 7th, and 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: each morning of the school year
Where: Counseling Office Sponsor: Ms. S. Connor/Mr. J. Smalley
Service Jobs
P. A. Announcers Announcers must be energetic students who like to talk. Announcers will make announcements every morning with a team of other students. Teams will rotate
throughout the year so that everyone who wants to participate will have a chance to
perform the announcements.
Grades: 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: during AM homeroom; Students will need to follow the sched-
ule for their specific time.
Where: Counseling Office
Sponsor: Mr. Smalley/Ms. Connor
Stage Crew Students are selected based on interest and are trained in using the light board,
sound system, and special lighting and sound effects. The students in stage crew
are responsible for setting up the stage for concerts and assemblies.
Grades: 6th, 7th and 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: during some activity periods, after school and evening
performances Where: stage/auditorium
Sponsor: Mr. Furlong
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Student Council The Student Council is important to the organization and the operation of school
activities. It sponsors many activities of the school and has a voice in its operations.
The student body elects the five officers.
Grades: 6th, 7th and 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: all year during school and some after school participation
Where: Student Council Office
Sponsor: Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Student Government
Student Council Representatives A student can become a representative for Student Council if they applied and had 25
names and a short essay.
Grades: 6th, 7th and 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: meetings twice a month during activity period plus committee meetings
as needed Where: TBD
Sponsor: Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Student Council Committees: Sponsors:—
Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S. Kuhlber
Budget Committee: Grades 6, 7, 8 This committee consists of Student Council members who volunteer to work on the Student Council Budget for the
year. This commitment involves a few meetings and presentation to the entire Student Council for a vote.
Dance Committee: Grades 6, 7, 8 This committee consists of students interested in helping with dances/socials. Students volunteer to help choose a
Spirit Committee : Grades 6, 7, 8 This committee consists of students interested in helping to choose Spirit Day themes and publicize the day by mak-
ing posters and announcements.
Staff Appreciation Committee: Grades 6, 7, 8 This committee consists of students interested in planning Staff Appreciation and Bus Driver Appreciation Days.
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Diversity Contest Each October, students are invited to participate in a diversity contest. They are asked to
use their literary or artistic skills to develop a presentation that exemplifies diversity.
Students make entries out of clay, two dimensional media, poetry, verse, music, video,
essay and/or some other creative means. The entries are submitted for judging by the
Diversity Committee and Barnes and Noble personnel. Several recognition ceremonies are
planned for the contest winners and prizes include gift certificates, bonds, and/or
mementos.
Grades: 6th, 7th and 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
Sponsor: Diversity Committee and Barnes and Noble
Girls Overnight Leadership Development (GOLD) This is an overnight program for all 8th grade girls in NA . The purpose of the program
is to enhance self-esteem and make the girls aware of situations which cause a decline in
self-esteem at this age such as eating disorders, alcohol/drug addiction, dating situations,
image, leadership and relationship aggression. During the program the girls are divided
into groups which are lead by 10th - 12th grade female students who have been trained to
serve as facilitators and mentors to the participants. There is also an hour of free time
where the girls can sit and talk, play volleyball or basketball, dance, get their nails
painted, watch a movie, or try to sneak a little nap.
Grades: 8th girls
Fees/Expenses: $20.00
When: Fri., 8:00 PM to Sat. 7:00 AM– Usually in January or February
Where: TBD Sponsor: TBD
Student Interest
Mini-Course Day This is one day in which all students have the opportunity to explore their interests by
selecting courses and activities that are offered throughout the day. These courses are
offered by teachers and reflect a variety of skills, hobbies and interests.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: nominal admission fees - if applicable
When: during school, one day in spring
Coordinator: Mr. Smalley/Ms. Connor
Grades: 6th , 7th and 8th
Fees/Expenses: none
When: one week usually in the second semester
Where: Marshall Middle School Sponsor: Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
School Spirit Day This is an opportunity for students to show their school spirit. Each day has a theme -
college sweatshirt day, black and gold day, etc. Listen for announcements about these
fun days!
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Student Interest
School Dances Come to a dance, meet some new friends, listen to music and show your moves!
There are dances throughout the school year. Listen for announcements about these
fun events.
Grades: 6th - 8th
Fees/Expenses: admission is around $3.00
When: dates will be announced : 6th grade socials are held after school. 7th and 8th
grade dances are held on Friday evenings. Where: Cafeteria
Talent Show Tryouts and a series of practices lead to an entertaining event filled with the many talents of the MMS students. The talent show features various acts including singers, dancers,
musicians, magicians and more!
Grades: 6th, 7th and 8th
Fees/Expenses: Students provide their own props and costumes.
When: after school practices, show during school in Feb.
Where: MMS auditorium—March 6th
Sponsors: Mr. Furlong
Academics After School Achievement Program— Ms. S. Connor, Mr. D. Knorr
AMC 7 and AMC 8 - Mr. D. Williams
Civil War Week - Mr. M. Murslack, Mrs. T. Devlin
Junior Classical League (JCL) - NAI—Ms. B.Block
National Academic League (NAL) - Mr. D. Williams
National French Exam - TBD
National Latin Exam - TBD
Spelling Bee - Mr. D. Williams
Art Central Board Room Display - Mrs. D. Kline, Mrs. S. Carson
Charity/Fund Raisers Book Fair- Mr. J. Prince, Mrs. S. Bayer
Box Tops- Mr. J. Prince, Mrs. S. Bayer
Canned Food Drive - / Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Magazine Sale/Donation Drive -Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Pasta for Pennies - Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Caring Place —Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber Club Sports Ice Hockey - Mr. J. Black
Inline Hockey - TBD
Lacrosse (Boys) -Spring—Mr. C. Omsits Clubs Book Club/ Popcorn & Paperbacks - Mr. J. Prince Newspaper - Mrs. Moschetta
Technology Student Association (TSA) - Mr. M. Kohler, Mr. N. Vorrasi
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Contact Information
Contact Information
Interscholastic Sports Baseball - Mr. J. Smalley
Basketball (Boys) - Mr. P. Perrone, Mr. J. Smalley
Basketball (Girls) - Mr. E. Roman, Ms. M. Ruiz
Cheerleading - TBD
Cross Country - Mr. J. Winschel, Mr. D. Williams
Field Hockey— Ms. L. Kerr,
Football - Mr. P. Perrone, Mr. J. Smalley
Lacrosse (Girls) - TBD
Soccer (Boys) - Black— Mr. A. Moreira Gold– Mr. D. Bucci
Soccer (Girls) - Black - Ms. A. Rusnic; Gold - TBD
Softball (Girls) - Black—TBD: Gold TBD Track - TBD
Volleyball (Girls) Ms. C. Butterini
Wrestling - Black - TBD Gold - TBD
Intramural Sports: Fall/Winter/Spring Available depending on student interest.
Fall/Mr. D. Knorr
Winter/Spring/ Mr. E. Roman /Mr. P. Perrone
Examples: Intramural Volleyball - Intramural Basketball - Intramural Flag Football -
Intramural Street Hockey - Intramural Tennis - Intramural Weight Training -
Music Band - Mr. W. Taylor
Chorus - Mr. J. Furlong/Ms. Bauer
Choral Ensemble - Mr. J. Furlong
Jazz Ensemble - Mr. W. Taylor
Orchestra - Mrs. D. Leasure
String Ensemble - Mrs. D. Leasure
Service Jobs Counselor Aides - Ms. S. Connor, Mr. J. Smalley
P.A. Announcers - Ms. S. Connor, Mr. Jeff Smalley
Stage Crew - Mr. J Furlong
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Student Government
Student Council Representatives - Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Student Council - Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Student Council Committees - Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Budget Committee
Dance Committee
Spirit Committee
Staff Appreciation Committee
Student Interest Diversity Contest - Diversity Committee
Girls Overnight Leadership Development (GOLD)
Mini-Course Day - Ms. S. Connor, Mr. J Smalley
School Dances - Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
School Spirit Week - Mrs. B Bilenski and Mrs. S Kuhlber
Talent Show - TBD
Teachers, sponsors, and coaches can be reached in the
following ways:
Telephone
MMS Office (724) 934-6060
ATHLETIC OFFICE (724) 934-7238
OR
Addresses for North Allegheny School District personnel is
the first letter of their first name followed by their
last name @northallegheny.org
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