MMJH Cross Country Signup Information
MMJH Cheer Tryouts
MMJH families please join us for Orientation, Open House, or the 8th grade DC trip meeting.
Parents/Guardians of students in grades 6-8 that are interested in participating in baseball, softball, or cross country at MMJH are asked to attend a parent meeting on July 22 at 5:30pm in the MMJH cafeteria. Important information about the upcoming seasons will be discussed and shared. We look forward to seeing you there!
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We have the following positions available at MMJH. If you are interested, please reach out to Mr. Cavanaugh via email at jcavanaugh@gobuffaloes.org or at school 662-6606
Special Education Teacher
P.E. Aide
Classroom Aide
Permanent Substitute Teacher
We are still taking resumes for Administrative Assistant.
Tonight a few of our choir members performed the national anthem at the Danville Dans baseball game. Way to go!
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MMJH has a secretary position opening. If you are interested, please reach out to Mr. Cavanaugh at your earliest convenience.
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MMJH has a Teaching Assistant opening. If you are interested, please reach out to Mr. Cavanaugh at your earliest convenience.
Good afternoon,
MMJH has a Special Education Teaching opening. If you are interested, please reach out to Mr. Cavanaugh at your earliest convenience.
Students finished off the last puzzle of the school year!
Ms Breazeale's math class wrapped up their unit on 3D shapes by constucting a castle with a perimeter of spikes for protection.
Several sixth grade students attended Conservation Olympics at Forest Glen today. The students brought home the following awards:
Molly - 2nd place for her environmental report
Caiden, Brayden, Emaligh, Zayleigh, Jade, and Brentley - 1st place in the scavenger hunt
Brielle, Annabell, and Cadence - 1st place in the wildlife scramble
The entire team - 2nd place overall
Congratulations everyone!
Reminder, K, 2nd, 6th, and 9th grade mandatory dental forms are due May 15th?
On Wednesday, our students had the opportunity to hear Ben and Crystal Woods speak about kindness. Students were able to learn the meaning behind "Look Out for the Left Out" and talk in small groups about what kindness means to them. We are so thankful our students were able to experience this!
Investigative Puzzles students finished the yarn puzzle in right at 6 school days and are starting out on the next one that looks to be a bit more challenging.
Investigative Puzzles students starting the creation of their puzzles based on Van Gogh's Irises.
Respect isn't just a word, it's a superpower! In a world where you can be anything, choose to be kind and respectful. These MMJH students create a community where everyone feels valued and heard.
Congratulations to Daniel Scott (8th), Sadie Sands (7th), and Molly Rife (6th) on being our students of the month for respect!
8th grade students and parents please join us for an evening of information & signing up for classes for high school! If you are unable to make it registration forms will be available at the junior high.
