Greenhouse at HMS opening to public in July
After donating over 100 pounds of produce to Community Action House in recent weeks, the greenhouse at Holland Middle School will be opening to the public on Tuesday, July 7.
Greenhouse at HMS opening to public in July
The Greenhouse was featured inthe Holland Sentinel this week. Here is a link to the article.
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Hi Families!
Monday:
- MSTEP for 6th and 7th graders
Tuesday:
- MSTEP for 6th and 7th graders
- LAST ROBOTICS CLUB FOR THE YEAR:(
- Tutoring
Wednesday:
Thursday:
- MSTEP- 8th graders
- 7th grade at the air zoo
- all afternoon clubs on: ASL/drama/crafting
Friday:
- Chess Club
As we prepare for the start of the next school year, it's time register your student for 2024-25. This is something we ask ALL current HPS families to do EVERY year.
Completing the registration lets us know your student(s) will be returning next year! It also lets you:
- Review and update household contact information
- Review and update student health information
- Request transportation for the 2024-2025 school year (Deadline to request bussing is August 1)
Without this information, your student can not be added to a class list for next year OR have a class schedule created for them.
The Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program went on a college visit to the only Deaf and Hard of Hearing liberal arts college in the world, Gallaudet University in Washington, DC.
Holland Middle School has four 8th graders that have qualified for the National History Day State competition at Central Michigan University on April 20.
Our school will be hosting a presentation on OK2SAY – Michigan’s student safety program for students.
- K-5 students: Thursday & Friday, April 18 & 19
- HMS students: Tuesday, April 23
- HHS students: Wednesday, April 17
The program is designed to inform students how they can help make their school and community safer by reporting dangerous and concerning behaviors to a trusted adult or OK2SAY.
On Monday, April 8 – just after we return from Spring Break - we will be in the path of a solar eclipse. West Michigan will experience a partial eclipse from 1:55 to 4:24pm with 94% totality at 3:11pm.
While this is an amazing educational opportunity, there are also potential risks. Viewing of the eclipse without proper eye protection can cause permanent damage to vision. And regular sunglasses do not provide adequate protection.