• Jukebox

    Stevens Tiger Theatre Company
                Presents 
          ROCK THE JUKEBOX
       May 31, 2013 6:00 p.m.
     Stevens Middle School gym
     
    Come and sing along to songs 
      from the 50s through the 80s
                 Ticket price
              6 and up $5.00
                                             5 and under free 
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  • tIGER
       

     

     
     
     
     
       EIGHTH GRADE
           FAREWELL

                JUNE 4TH

                5:30

             PASCO
        HIGH SCHOOL


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  • Apple 2  
     
    On behalf of Stevens's Middle School Leadership class, we would like to extend a big "thank you" to Broetje Orchards and First Fruits of Washington for the generous apple donation. The apples made our teacher appreciation week a huge success. We truly appreciate your generosity.
    Thank you,
    Michelle Simon
    &
    Lisa Pixler
    Leadership Advisors
     
     Apple 2
     
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  • Fifth Grade Visits
    Tuesday, May 28
    &
    Thursday, May 30
    9:25 to 10:15
    &
    1:00 to 1:50
     
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  •         Memorial Day
     
          NO SCHOOL
         Monday May 27

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Welcome to Stevens

 
 
Carla Lobos

Dear Stevens Middle School Students and Families,

 

I hope that all of you had a relaxing and energizing spring break.  The spring is the start of the warm weather, but it is also the start of spring testing.  Students in 7th grade will begin early MSP testing on April 10th.  The remaining grades will begin their MSP testing in May.  All students in 6th, 7th and 8th grades will be MAP testing throughout April and May as well.    We remind our families that it is very important that students get to bed on time and have a nutritious breakfast on their testing days.  It is also important that students arrive to school on time during the MSP and MAP testing days.  

 

The third quarter grades will be send home the third week in April.  For any updates on student progress please log onto Power School  parent portal to get the latest information regarding your child’s grades, assignments, and attendance.  It is important that families be aware of their child’s progress towards grade level academic standards.  Students benefit the most when schools and families work together in an effort to maximize their successes  Teachers are also available to meet with parents before and after school to discuss any concerns or questions they may have regarding their child’s education. 

 

 

We continue to welcome parent and community volunteers to participate in our PTSO and ATP committees.  We also welcome any parent or community volunteers who would like to help with our weekly FIT (Friday is Terrific) activities that occur during our 6th, 7th, and 8th grade lunches.  We are also needing additional volunteers for our final Super FIT of the year and our 8th grade farewell.  If you are interested in volunteering please contact the school at 543-6798.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

Mrs. Carla Lobos,

Principal


 

 
ASTRONAUT VISITS STEVENS MIDDLE SCHOOL
 
Astronaut Charlie Duke poses with Stevens Middle School students on Dec. 5.













Astronaut Charlie Duke, the 10th man to walk on the moon, shared his experiences with Stevens Middle School on Dec. 5. He showed a video that chronicled his flight into space and time spent on the moon. Students were amazed to hear that daytime on the moon lasts for 14 days.
 
  
 
 

Sam Rodriguez, a sixth-grader from Stevens Middle School in Pasco, presents the U.S. flag during Wednesday's Veterans Day assembly at the Captain Gray Early Learning Center in Paco.  Rodriguez and his schoolmates from the Tiger Ensemble choir performed patriotic songs.  Choir director Vickie Bowles said the 20-member group practices every day before school.

SIXTH GRADE FOSSIL DIG
 
Students in Mr. Landers 6th Grade Science class learned about dating layers of rocks and fossils through a hands on field trip to the Coyote Canyon Mammoth Fossil site.  Scientists at the site are excavating the remains of a mammoth to learn information about how mammoths lived and what our local environment was like 10,000-15,000 years ago.  Students participated by graphing layers of strata, using wet-screens to remove small loose sediments, and by picking through clean samples to identify interesting fossil remains.