These shirts were created by Megan Getchell's 7th grade classes in English and Reading, following the novel Schooled by Gordon Kornman. Throughout this novel the reoccurring theme was to believe in yourself and always do the right thing. The main character in this novel has never been to public school until his eighth grade year. This novel tells the story of a young boy’s journey to be accepted while still holding tight to the morals and values he was taught by his grandmother. As part of our culminating unit we made tie dye shirts to wear to celebrate our individuality. As no two students are the same, no two tie dyes will be the same either.
Bad weather late start schedule
Parents - You can now pay for your child's school lunch online!
Update (Nov. 2009) ALL elementary, middle, and high schools will start two hours later than normal The buses will run 2 (two) hours later than normal for all students Lowland bus routes–when used–will be in effect in the morning and afternoon Morning (only) kindergarten sessions will be cancelled Broadway Preschool classes will be cancelled.
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We’ve recently launched our 2009 - 2 010 Box Tops for Education fundraising campaign.
For 12 years, Box Tops for Education has helped America’s schools raise over $250 million to buy the things they need. The Box Tops for Education program offers three easy ways to make a difference for our school through everyday activities: buying groceries, shopping online and purchasing books. School budgets are tighter than ever, and Mt. Solo Middle School is asking for the support of families and community members such as yourself.
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