Progress Reports went home today from the Meridian Secondary School. Please ask your students for their reports!!
Due to weather, tonight's Junior High Football game has been cancelled.
Progress Reports are headed home today!!
For those of you who are using our Meridian ISD App, we have just added a Parent Portal link to that menu. Thanks to Mrs. Leisha Martin for the great idea!
Kindness matters.
Don't Forget it's Red Ribbon Week 10/23 - 10/31. Dress for the theme each day!!
Meridian Secondary School was honored to have Blake Keith & Colton Marshall speak about the dangers of vaping.These young men recently experienced life threatening issues strictly due to vaping.They're trying to make a change by sharing these experiences.Thank you for your time!
Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you.” – Princess Diana
#buildabetterswarm
Update on today
Both campuses were without water for a period of time this morning. The city had a water main break and worked feverishly to get water restored. Additionally, we have also been upgrading our network to relieve phone issues this afternoon. Thank you!
The district phones and internet are down. We are in the process of getting new servers to help with our internet issues. We appreciate your patience and hope to be back up this afternoon. We will keep you updated.
Friday was the Wedding of the Clauses in 4th Grade! The students composed two independent clauses and joined them with “two rings”- the comma and FANBOYS (coordinating conjunctions). They enjoyed walking down the aisle to the Wedding March and witnessing other students unite two thoughts. They did a great job writing compound sentences in the guest book, as well. It was a day to remember!
Anti Bullying Campaign winning Jacket Period students enjoying their Ice Cream Party. Great job!!
October is Anti Bullying month and our Jacket Periods competed for the best Anti Bullying door. We had some good ones!!
Way to go Kenadee!!!
Reserve Grand Champion Chianina at the State Fair of Texas.
Looks like they are both smiling.
Students receiving Hill College's "Moving Forward" for having 15 college hours. Congratulations Liberty Stauffer, Lani Edwards, and Zak Dirkse!!
Help us spread words of kindness and affirmation.
#buildabetterswarm
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Meridian High School National Honor Society and Student Council members have been working hard to get the message out to always be kind. #buildabetterswarm
Week of Oct. 21st-25th:
NHS & Student Council members will be spreading kindness through various social media platforms using #buildabetterswarm. We hope this will catch on & reach beyond our students. Students will have space where they can leave words of kindness for others.
These students were chosen by their teachers as their top student choice for the first six weeks
Students of the 1st Six Weeks:
High School:
Cynthia Maldonado
Annaka Flatt
Braislee White
Austin Perry
Natalee Rabago
Kayla Rosas
Michael Crawford
Michelle Santamaria
America Ramirez
Liberty Hefflin
Cambree White
Jaden Trester
Elijah Smith
Braden Miller
Kylie Hood
Junior High:
Brianna McKay
Haelee Klassen
Ethan Williams
Ridge Risinger
Alex Rodriguez
Ben Beaudin
Ociana Pendleton
Katelyn Ramirez
Noah Smith
Josie Johnson
Braden Wehmeyer
Journey Stauffer
Summer Chen
Dyna Potter
Noah Alviso
Karla Pribble
Michael Gillelan
Meridian JH teachers awarded their first Gold Star student this week. Teachers nominated students of their choice and then voted for one top student. We are only going to award 5 students this school year. Those nominated had to be the best of the best. Teachers had to write a paragraph detailing why they were nominating that student. The first recipient of the Gold Star Award is 7th grader Jackson Errington.
Meridian HS teachers awarded their first Gold Star student this week. Teachers nominated students of their choice and then voted for one top student. We are only going to award 5 students this school year. Those nominated had to be the best of the best. Teachers had to write a paragraph detailing why they were nominating that student. The first recipient of the Gold Star Award is Senior Zade Kendall.
