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Class of 2009 Lauded
05/18/09
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05/18/09
Colonial Williamsburg Trip Slated
05/18/09
Disneyland Parade
05/18/09
Band Trip to California
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Two Sessions Offered in June and July

05/13/09
Lin, DeHoff, Yoder Earn Excellent
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11/17/09
Curriculum Update:
The Massillon Board of Education approved the District's "Action Plan " on Tuesday, November 17th.  Click HERE to view the plan.
11/17/09
MASSILLON PLAYOFF TICKET INFORMATION AND DRIVING DIRECTIONS:
For Saturday, Nov. 21st @ 7:00 pm @
Akron University InfoCision Stadium
11/16/09
Fall Happenings
11/16/09
The Massillon City Health Department will offer a free H1N1 influenza vaccination clinic
11/10/09
And Saying "Thanks" to All Those Who Helped
11/05/09
MMS ANNOUNCES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH FOR OCTOBER
11/02/09
Fall Pumpkins, Apples, Gourds and Indian Corn Highlighted
10/27/09
Who, What, Where, When and How
10/27/09
October 26, 2009
 
Dear Parents/Guardians:
 
As you may be aware, a new flu virus called the 2009 H1N1 (Swine flu) appeared in the United States in late April. This virus has caused mild to severe illness, including hospitalizations and deaths in adults and children.
 
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that children and young adults aged 6 months through 24 years be vaccinated against 2009 h1N1 as soon as the vaccine is available. A flu shot is the best way to protect your child from this potentially serious disease. The Massillon City Health Department is working with your child’s school to give the 2009 H1N1 influenza vaccine to children at school, free of charge.
 
Your child may receive a H1N1 flu shot at his/her school of attendance on the following dates:
Emerson - November 9 - 9:30-11:30
Bowers - November 9 - 1:00- 3:30
Smith - November 10 - 9:30-11:30
Franklin - November 10 - 1:00-3:30
Whittier - November 12 - 9:30- until done
Gorrell - November 13 - 9:30- until done
MMS - November 18-      8:30-3:00
WHS - November 20 - 8:00-2:30
Massillon Digital - November 20-@ WHS- 8:00-2:30
 
One parent or guardian may be present for any child under 18 years of age. Children 9 years and younger will need another shot about 4 weeks after their first H1N1 shot. Plans will be made with the Massillon City Health Department to give the second shot for our students.
 
Each student was given an Influenza Vaccine Administration Record (permission slip) that must be returned no later than Wednesday, November 4, 2009 if you want your child to receive the H1N1 shot. In case it has been misplaced, you may contact your child’s building for a new copy of the permission slip. There can be no exceptions for returning the slip beyond this date.  In case the Health Department does not have an adequate supply of vaccinations, new permission slips with a rescheduled date will be sent home.
 
If you have any questions about the vaccine or the vaccination clinic, please call the Massillon Health Department at 330-830-1712 between the hours of 9a.m. and 4 p.m. Please visit the CDC 2009 H1N1 Website at http://wwwcdc/h1n1flu and http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1fluparents for information especially for parents. Your child’s doctor can also answer your questions about the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus. You may also want to check with your doctor’s office to determine if they will be able to provide either the seasonal influenza vaccine and/or the 2009 H1N1 vaccine to your child.
 
Sincerely,
 
John Graven
Director of Pupil Services
10/22/09

Access the following links below for more information on the H1N1.

Ohio's H1N1 Flu Shot Locator
http://publicapps.odh.ohio.gov/publicinfo/h1n1info.aspx

 Ohio's H1N1 Informational Web Site
http://www.odh.ohio.gov/features/odhfeatures/h1n1vaccine.aspx

CDC National Web Site
http://flu.gov/

10/09/09
Dear Families:

We are aware that influenza is currently circulating in our local community and wanted to pass along some information to help keep your family healthy. 
 
All strains of flu are spread the same way, mainly person-to-person through coughing or sneezing of infected people. 
 
Symptoms of influenza can include:

•  elevated temperature, usually over 100 F   
•  headache and body aches
•  cough 
•  sore throat 
•  cold symptoms  
•  lethargy (sluggishness) 
•  dizziness   
•  nausea
•  vomiting
•  diarrhea
   
Our best line of defense is FREQUENT, good hand washing or the use of alcohol-based hand sanitizer.  Hands should be washed with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds; an alcohol-based hand sanitizer can be used if hand washing is not possible.  Make sure you cough or sneeze into a tissue or the inside part of your bent elbow.  Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth.  This is how germs are spread.  Please avoid contact with sick people.

If you feel your child is getting the flu, contact your physician.  Your child is not to come to school if they have flu symptoms and they are to remain home until they are fever-free for 24 hours without medication.

For more in-depth information, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) website is very helpful -
http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/parents/ .
 
Cases of influenza are diagnosed in our community every fall and winter.  We are working with the Stark County Health Department on a regular basis to monitor this health issue.  You can contact the health department with any specific questions at (330) 830-1714.  
 
We will keep you informed and pass along any other information as it becomes available.

Sincerely,
 
LISA CARMICHAEL
Superintendent
Massillon City Schools
09/22/09
ARTS IN STARK PRESENTS "ART TO GO" AT MMS
09/18/09
We are taking a proactive approach regarding the upcoming influenza season
09/18/09
08/17/09

DUE TO THE COMMON START TIME AT MMS, THERE HAVE BEEN CHANGES IN OUR DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP PROCEDURES

 

05/19/09
Jump Rope for Heart Surpasses Goal
05/19/09
Class of 2009 Lauded
05/18/09
Sara Beichler Tops at AU/Massillon
05/18/09
Colonial Williamsburg Trip Slated
05/18/09
Disneyland Parade
05/18/09
Band Trip to California
05/18/09

Two Sessions Offered in June and July

05/13/09
Lin, DeHoff, Yoder Earn Excellent
05/13/09
Trip to New York
05/13/09

Finds Her Story Circles the Globe

05/12/09
Food Goes to Stark Dog Pound, Humane Society
05/11/09

Through May 28

05/11/09

Eighth Graders Earn Straight Superiors From Judges

05/08/09
Fancy Celebration for Moms
05/05/09
Aultman Program Promotes Good Health
05/05/09
Annual Theatre Honors Presented
05/01/09
Pass State Boards with Flying Colors
04/28/09
Hand-washing Encouraged
04/27/09
Superior in Sightreading
04/27/09
All Five Choirs Receive State Superiors
04/24/09

One Acts Student-Written

04/24/09
Tree Planted at Franklin Park
04/24/09
Teachers, Coaches Who Made a Difference
04/23/09
Girls Team 5th Highest GPA in Ohio
04/23/09
Seven Attend Saturday Morning Programs
04/22/09
Free Helmets to Stark County First Graders
04/20/09
One of Just 70 in State
04/09/09

OAT Testing Begins April 22

04/03/09
Third Quarter
04/02/09
Five MMS Students Earn Top District Rating
04/02/09
Aluminum Can Recycling Effort Underway
04/02/09

Queen, Court, Escorts Named

03/31/09
New Area Office
03/31/09
Civil War Study Comes to Life
03/31/09

Cookies Demonstrate Plate Tectonics

03/27/09

Cleaner Massillon, Stark County

03/27/09

Foundation for Accomplishments Built in Massillon

03/25/09
Dorothy Sibila Blantz Scholar  Also Named
03/24/09
Proceeds Benefit Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
03/19/09

Fourteen Finalists in Columbus

03/18/09

Brown, Leffler, Robinson Earn Designation

03/16/09

Your Questions Answered

03/16/09
Six Groups Qualify for State Competition
03/16/09
Players Guild Showcases Live Theater
03/12/09
OSFC Offer on Hold
03/11/09
"Crash" Characters Come to Life in the Library
03/09/09

Carpenter, Mercer, Radcliffe, Turley, Wicks Earn Firsts

03/09/09
Annual Right to Read Week Celebration
03/03/09

MMS Eighth Graders Move On

03/02/09
Cheerleaders Take Home Trophies
03/02/09
Students and Staff Enjoy
03/02/09

Mark Dr. Seuss' 105th Birthday

03/02/09
WHS E-Commerce, Marketing Promotion
02/27/09
During Two Performances
02/27/09
With Annual SUCCESS Club Program
02/27/09
Pancakes, Pamphlets, Performances Featured
02/25/09

Japanese Culture Part of Lessons

02/13/09
Second Quarter Scholars Shine
02/11/09
Baer, Piorkowski Present at eTech Conference
02/11/09
Franklin Students Learn From WHS Gridders
02/11/09
Fine Arts = Improved Academics, Creativity, Vision
02/10/09

Top Four Fundraisers Headed for Cavs Game

02/10/09
Wins With "Apricot"
02/10/09
Students Partner with VFW, Your Pizza Shop
02/09/09
DECA Competition to be Held In Columbus
02/08/09
Emerson Third Graders Spearhead Fundraiser
02/05/09
Students Across District Celebrate 100th Day of School
02/05/09
Annual Solo & Ensemble Contest Held at WHS
02/04/09

Good Day at Solo & Ensemble Contest

02/04/09

JT Turner Heads to Division I School

02/04/09
Miss Massillonian, Outstanding Senior Boy Competition Longstanding Tradition
02/04/09
Students Athletes and Scholars
02/03/09

Franklin First Graders Celebrate 100 Days of School

02/01/09

Program Not Held Some Days in February

02/01/09
Part of DREAM Health Academy
01/29/09
Nursing Careers Enrolling Juniors and Seniors
01/25/09

District-State Partners in Ohio Improvement Process

01/24/09
WHS Boasts Most Selected of Any School
01/24/09
Know a Struggling Family? Here's Help
01/22/09
MMS Students Learn Difference Between Healthy, Unhealthy Fears
01/22/09

Class Reports on Inauguration Day Experiences

01/22/09
WHS Chapter Holds Ceremony
01/20/09

Local Company Donates Tools, Time

01/19/09
Tune in Via TV, Internet
01/15/09
Artwork on Display
01/14/09
Sponsored by MPL Cultural Diversity Committee
01/12/09

District Info Will be Posted Early

01/12/09
In-Service Day Focuses on District Growth
01/11/09
Job and Family Services Accessible
01/05/09
Number One on OHSFCA All-Academic List
12/18/08

Reorganizational Meeting Held

12/18/08
Massillon Boasts Six
12/18/08
WHS Alum, Now NASA Manager, Visits MMS
12/18/08

Tigers Having Another Successful Season

12/17/08
MMS 7th Graders Donate to Humane Society
12/16/08

Create Own Playful Plastics: Super Ball, Silly Putty, Slime

12/16/08

Annual Invention Fair Boasts Creativity

12/15/08

Extols Veterans' Sacrifices for Today's Youth

12/12/08
Official Lauds Community's Welcome During Playoffs
12/12/08
Annual Prestigious Honor for WHS Seniors
12/11/08
MMS Students Use Recycled Materials
12/10/08
Bowers Students Give Priceless Gifts
12/10/08

Through February 2009

12/09/08

Church Group Donates Hats, Scarves, Mittens

12/09/08
Extra Food Helps Fill Tummies til Monday
12/08/08

Will Join WHS Peer at Westminster

12/05/08
Decorated Tree to Go to Family in Need
12/04/08
Franklin Students Learn to Stay Sharp
11/24/08
Use Pancakes, Palms to Create Turkeys
11/21/08
State Evaluator Impressed with MCS
11/20/08

Students Get Insights into Age Old Customs

11/20/08

Make a Difference

11/20/08
Volunteers Sought for Mentoring in Ohio for Reading Excellence
11/20/08

Songs, Sharing With Families at Feast

11/19/08
E Comes Before A in DREAM
11/19/08
"High School Practice Faciliity is Envy of Pros"
11/19/08
Student Peform Play for Grandparents, Others
11/14/08
Brandon May on News Channel 5
11/14/08
First Woman Named as MCS Super
11/14/08
Follow Plant Development
11/13/08
Diversity Night is a Hit
11/12/08
Positive Behavior Pays Off
11/11/08
Franklin, Gorrell Also Held Ceremonies
11/11/08
Monthly Parent Time
11/10/08

Take Book's Lessons to Own Community

11/05/08
Issue 64 Renewed!
11/05/08
Learned Voting Process Via Service
11/04/08

Campaigns for Favorite Books

11/03/08

Students Familiar With Issues, Candidates

11/03/08
MMS Students Get Taste of Times
10/31/08
Fairy Tale Leader Elected
10/31/08

Learn More About New Report Cards

10/31/08

Creativity Reigns at Family Event Sponsored by Parent Group

10/24/08
Fifth Graders Get Lessons from KSU Stark Students
10/22/08
JAB Foundation Bestows Shoes, Supplies
10/22/08

Parent Meeting Jan. 7

10/21/08
Taelor Brown Earns Westminster Award
10/20/08
School Educates Students About Options
10/17/08

Part of Red Ribbon Week

10/17/08
Second New Program in Health Academy Unveiled
10/13/08
Learn Strategies to Teach Writing
10/10/08
PTO Fund-raiser Helps School
10/08/08

Good Hygiene Imperative

10/03/08
Two-Year Pact Approved
10/02/08
Queen LaTesia Crowned
10/02/08
Most Ever From School; Most From One School in State
10/01/08
PSAT Registration Deadline is Oct. 14
09/26/08
Winning Haiku Will Be Set to Music
09/24/08
Board Ratified Sept. 24
09/24/08
COSI Pays a Visit With Chemistry
09/23/08
Program Continues, Expands in Year Two
09/17/08
National Grandparents' Day is in September
09/12/08
Students Honored for Accomplishments
09/11/08
Flags Lowered, Moment of Silence Observed
09/09/08
For Massillon Elementary Students
09/08/08
Massillon's "Patron Saint" Honored
09/04/08

Talks Set to Resume Sept. 22

09/02/08
New Discipline Policy for Grades 5-8
08/29/08
Teams Read to Elementary Students
08/26/08
State Report Card Data Released
08/26/08

Donations for District Students

08/25/08
2008-2009 Underway
08/22/08
Surveys Part of Superintendent Search
08/20/08
Members Spend Summer Hours Planting Nature Preserve at MMS
08/19/08
New Faces on Staff for New School Year
08/15/08

Higher Food Costs Force Increases

08/13/08
District Focused on Increased Competency
08/12/08
Attends French Teachers Conference In Belgium
08/01/08
New Interim Superintendent on the Job
07/25/08
Former Stark State College President to Lead District
07/23/08
Started Career There as Second Grade Teacher
06/25/08
Medure, Reinhart, Beggs Hired
04/08/08

Sign Ups for 2008-2009 School Year

02/27/08

Part II of College Readiness Segment Involves Discussion with Administration

02/14/08

While DREAM Freshmen Sign On to Lifelong Career Planning Tool

01/14/08

Indoor Training Facility Construction Wrapping Up

01/07/08

WHS to Add Fifth College Tech Prep Program

01/04/08

Study Hard, Live Like Champions, WHS Students Urged

11/30/07

Will Purchase New Technology

11/16/07

Aim is to Promote Student Success

10/10/07

College Readiness, Health Careers, Facilities

10/03/07


Construction Progress Updated Every 60 Seconds

09/21/07

Indoor Training Facility Taking Shape

09/19/07

Preparation for fast-growing, high-paying careers … College credit …Leadership training … Internships … State-of-the-art facilities … The D.R.E.A.M. begins at Washington High … 

09/13/07

Higher Degrees Mean Higher Income

09/13/07

One Phase of DREAM Project Kicks Off

08/16/07

New Curriculum, Facilities Will be a Boon to the District


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