QUARTER ONE HONOR ROLL
HonorRollQtr1 (1).xlsx5th Grade Math Night
8th Grade Students Attend Inspire to Hire Event at BSU
This Tuesday the 8th-grade class participated in Junior Achievement's "Inspire to Hire" career fair at Boise State University. There they had the opportunity to interact with and ask questions to several post-secondary education representatives and employers from different industries across the state.
Many of the organizers and vendors were truly impressed and complimentary of the high level of engagement and respect our students displayed. Comparing notes with the other teachers who helped chaperone the field trip, we concluded that this was indeed a day in which every student stepped it up.
One particular activity most of the students mentioned they enjoyed and got the most out of was the mock interview with several employers.
5th GRADE STUDENTS TAKE A FIELD TRIP TO BOISE
5TH grade had fun visiting the Anne Frank Museum and learning about human rights, making transformation self portraits at BAM, and visiting BSU!
SEPTEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
Valerie Aceves
Christopher Aguilera
Ashanti Alvor
Brooklyn Ashliman
Braydon Badzic
Rylee Ball
Riley Brown
Angel Chavez
Jose Cortez
Daniela Diaz
Trenton Fisher
Breken Frank
Mario Garcia
Kambell Garrett
Melissa Gonzalez
Corilynn Huskey
Alijah Joyner
Jesse Laechelt
John Lejardi
Jose Martinez Jimenez
Mikah McBride
Israel Mendez
Alex Monreal
Trinity Neeser
Jacy Parker
Gwen Parker
Rena Perry
Daniela Reyes
Omar Rios
Esmeralda Santana
Carlin Shippy
Hunter Smith
Torrie Souhrada
Alissa Stafford
Katy Tejeda
William White
Homedale Middle School Homecoming Door Decorating Contest
HMS Football wins big over Fruitland
7th and 8th Grade football played away at Fruitland on Tuesday evening. 8th grade won 27-0 and 7th grade won 32-0. Go Trojans!
8th grade with a big win.
Medalist winners from all the 7th and 8th grade classes. Congratulations Trojan Metric Olympian Medalists!
Mr. McCrackin's 8th-grade science classes and Mrs. Portwood's 7th-grade science
classes participated in the Metric Olympics. Mr. McCrackin's classes prevailed
winning 18 events to Portwood's 12 events. Students mastered the metric system
through this Olympic learning experience.
