Panther Pride Winners—April

A P R I L 2 0 1 8

P I N E R I D G E

Principal: Maria Carty

Vice Principal: Cathy Rafuse

Grade 6 Ruth Parker Kholie Wentzell Xavier Langille Malazia King Samantha Squire Taylor McAlear

Grade 7 Hailey Thorpe Nikita Labrador Makenzie Feindel Chyenne DeViller Cole Stockman Connor Kirkwood Aiden Northcott

Grade 8 Olivia Luiting Ayden Stoddart Julia Allen Ellie Smith Kristen Kinner

IMPORTANT DATES

APRIL

13— Meadowbrook Meat Box Orders Due 16—Home & School Meeting 6:30pm 18-20—Mini courses 19—Spirit Day Wear Panther T-shirt 19—Dance 7-9pm 20—Early Dismissal

Award Recipents

There are 8 Meat Box choices: 1. Pork Chops $25 2. Bork Burgers $25 3. Jimmie Dogs $25 4. Lean Ground Beef and Pork $55 5. Breakfast Sausages $35 6. Backyard BBQ $45 7. Picnic $35 8. Grilling Steak $110

MEADOWBROOK MEAT BOX FUNDRAISER

ORDERS DUE FRIDAY, APRIL 13th

PICK-UP IS MAY 2nd 3-5pm

P A G E 2

FRIENDLY

REMINDER:

If your contact information

changes during the year,

please update us.

It is a matter of safety and academic

success.

Coaches Corner

BADMINTON

Badminton District Championships are scheduled for early

April. All the best to the PRMS Badminton Team.

Athletes who are not attending Districts are encouraged to

continue to play with the Badminton Club on Wednesdays

and Fridays during lunch time.

Activities at Lunch Time

up dates and prac-

Table tennis

Badminton

Basketball

Ball Hockey

Be Creative and Have Fun

DRIED OUT MARKERS CAN BE

USED FOR ART.

PLEASE SEND IN OLD MARKERS

TO MME DEUTSCH

HACKERGAL

CLUB

Hack-a-thon

Participants

P A G E 3

Prowling about the Classrooms

Music Notes

Since January several students created a guitar club on Friday afternoons. Many students were beginners and learned how to play a few chords while others selected songs to learn to play. Everyone had fun making music together!

P A G E 4

Positive Attendance Awards

Congratulations to the number of students who received

a small treat for only missing 2.5 days from September

thru March.

You’re All That and a Bag of

chips!

ELECTRONICS AT

SCHOOL

Students are reminded that personal devices can be a distraction from learning. Electronic devises should be stored in a secure location and used only before school, at recess and lunch. Failure to comply will result in the devise being taken away, parents will be contacted, and the devise will not permitted at school for the next month.

UNIFIED BASKETBALL

STUDENT vs STAFF

GAME

P A G E 5

“Wonder”ful You Day

March 7

CELEBRATING

Being the Best

YOU You Can Be!

Pine Ridge is EXCITED to announce a new

opportunity for families to purchase some

AMAZING Pine Ridge clothing.

http:/pineridgemiddleschool.entripyshops.com/

You will find GREAT prices ,

with no minimum purchase.

Take a look today! Also, with each pur-

chase, Entripyshops will give 10% back to

Pine Ridge!

Insurance coverage for your

student is available 24/7 .

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