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This calendar contains detailed entries for all major district events. Please consult the school calendar/ upcoming events section of this page for school specific information regarding events.
Contact the individuals below to report/ discuss school or district ant-bullying procedures and policies.
District Anti Bullying Coordinator: Rebecca Brill Moody
Pitman Middle School Anti Bullying Specialist:
Girl Power took the win at the 2nd Annual Name That Tune Tournament. Students, staff and Pitman Police officers fiercely competed to see who could name hits from across the decades. A big thank you to Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Botbyl for putting together this fantastic event!
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Spanish classes at Pitman Middle School welcomed our first Special Speaker of the year-Valued Community Member and Staff Member Mrs. Erica Morton. Mrs. Morton shared with the class how her Spanish (from Spain) heritage and her husband’s Mexican heritage influence their celebration of Día de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead.Mrs. Morton shared with the class photos of her extended family’s traditional celebration. We also saw and learned about traditional foods eaten on Día de los Muertos, including a wonderful Pozole (Red Pork Stew) which was made for us by Mrs. Morton. We were joined by invited guests Mr. Ward’s and Mr. Chiaro’s classes.
Operation Beautiful has provided countless opportunities for student growth over the past few years. The idea is to promote positivity by eliminating negative self talk. We encourage students and staff to participate in any way they can.
The goal is to hold two meetings per month. One meeting is usually a guest speaker and the other is an activity hosted by a school staff member. The meeting topic/activity is anything that you feel will promote positive school culture within our community. We are already planning on having yoga, dance, art, mindfulness, nutritionist, and sport specialists visit us this year. Some examples of teacher led activities will be girls bathroom decorating, vision boards, science, as well as affirmation through literacy.
Congratulations to sixth graders Shelby Hess and Elizabeth Uyehara for winning the Sixth Grade Summer Read-A-Thon! Both read the most amount of minutes this summer and Shelby raised the most amount of money for the Sixth Grade Council. Enjoy your three, free dance tickets, girls! Thank you to everyone who participated.
8th Grade Career Orientation students learned about the insurance/ financial sectors.
