ANNOUNCEMENTS

Today is Thursday, October 29th

Today is a C day!


Today's lunches:

Blue line:Baked Ziti/roll

Red line: Tunamelt/chips

All served with toss salad, fruit, milk and juice


🎨 OWMS SHMD T-SHIRT DESIGN CHALLENGE!  SHMD is celebrating its 50th Anniversary! Here’s your chance to make history by designing the official T-shirt for OWMS SHMD 2027! This year’s theme is SHMD REWIND! Get creative and start thinking about fun, unique designs that celebrate 50 years of SHMD! SHMD committee members will be visiting the middle school today, and November 4th after school  in the library to share more information and help get your creative ideas flowing. Please let Mrs. Weaver in the office know if you need a late bus! Get ready to rewind the years and make your mark on SHMD’s 50th Anniversary!


The first Teen Town of the year is this Friday, October 30th from 6:30-8:30. Tickets are $10 and include a piece of pizza. Tickets will be on sale Wednesday-Friday during lunch.


Attention helping hands- We will be having a meeting November 5 after school in room 212. Please be sure to bring in permission slips for the Mike Nolan run. We need to know how many people will be helping us with the fun run. Next meeting Is November 5.


There will be a No Place for Hate meeting after school today, October 29th in Mrs. Nedwell's room (209). We will continue building our team while also starting to plan for our Pledge rollout. As always, feel free to bring a friend and let Ms. B. or Mrs. Nedwell know if you need a late bus by noon on Thursday. See you there!



🎃 BOO-GRAMS ARE COMING! 👻Attention, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders!

Get ready to spread some spooky smiles this Halloween! The Helping Hands Club will be selling BOO-GRAMS for just $1 during all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade lunch periods all this week. Bring your dollar to the cafeteria and purchase a Boo-gram for a friend, someone special, or even yourself!👻 Spread some Halloween cheer while supporting Helping Hands!Happy Halloween, Bulldogs! 🎃🐾


Since his 4th birthday, OWWMS 8th grader Ethan Mercier has been celebrating Socktober. This year, he again invites the OWWMS community to celebrate with him! He is collecting NEW* socks of all kinds and sizes

(infant, children, men, and women) to distribute to local community organizations who help the homeless and those in need this winter. Drop socks in the laundry basket in the main office.