October 18, 2026
Fall Conference Teacher Taco Dinner - Wed., OCT. 21
October 18, 2026
CAMELS HUMP MIDDLE SCHOOL MOUNTAINEERS
“I am somebody. I was somebody when I came. I’ll be a better somebody when I leave.” - Rita Pierson
Thanks to the hard work, generosity and participation of our school community, our school raised $321.00 through the 2026 Hannaford Helps Schools program. These funds will help us continue creating a positive, thriving environment for every student. Your support has made a meaningful impact on our school and your involvement and encouragement truly make a difference for our students, teachers and staff. Thank you for your continued dedication to our school community!
We are preparing for family/teacher conferences. CHMS conference window is Monday, October. 12 through Thursday, October 22.
We will be supporting all of our teachers with a dinner on Wednesday, October 21 which is our common evening conference time from 3:30-7:30pm. We are looking for some help with some food and drink items to make our teacher dinner complete. We hope you will sign up to donate an item.
Thank you for your continued support! We appreciate all of our families! Go Mountaineers!
Interested in being a part of CHMS parent organization (P.I.E) Partners in Education?
Join us this Tuesday, October 13th at 7pm.
We will be meeting virtually. Here’s the link to join us. If you have any questions, you can send an email to chms.pie@mmuusd.org
Go Mountaineers!
We are now partnering with many local producers to bring fresh Vermont food to our lunch trays including: Maple Meadow Eggs, VT Beef from Ferrisburgh, Misty Knoll Farms Chicken, Cabot Creamery Cheese and Yogurt, produce from Burnt Rock Farm, The Farm Upstream and Jericho Settlers Farm, Cold Hollow Cider, Chapin Orchard apples, and more...
CHMS recently received a generous grant from Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Evan Deckers, who has ties to Huntington, Vermont, through the NFL’s My Cause, My Cleats program. Thanks to this grant, we added a bulk milk dispenser at the start of the school year.
We’re excited to now partner with Monument Farms Dairy in Weybridge, VT, to offer 100% Vermont milk to our students. With schools now allowed to serve whole milk at lunch, we will begin a pilot of Monument Farms whole milk in our dispenser starting February 10. Hood 1% and skim milk will continue to be available in cartons at both lunch and breakfast.
We continue to respond to the feedback from our students and families and are grateful for the support of our community.
District guidelines remain in place. If you are sick, please stay home. If your child requires cold medicine, ibuprofen, or acetaminophen for an illness, they are not well enough to attend school. Please keep them at home and then call the attendance line (802-434-2188) to update the school. Please read this link District Illness Guidelines
Please also take a few minutes to review these guidelines for
The Management and Treatment of Head Lice.