Crazy 8 students make blankets for Project Warm-Up!
The Explorers learned about mummification. Look at how eager they were to volunteer while learning about ancient Egypt!
Attention music lovers! Memorial Choirs are proud to present their winter concerts. Come and hear talented young voices as they perform a variety of musical styles. If you can't join us in person, watch the live stream here: https://www.memorialvocalmusic.com/chorus-concerts.html
Sioux Falls School District is 2 hrs late Tuesday, December 13, 2022. This means no morning practices and activities. No breakfast.
Here are our dress up days for this week. Join in the fun!
Here's where to support our Memorial Mustangs this week!
Congratulations to our two Human Rights Essay Finalists; Meti K. and Mayen M. Both students will represent Memorial at the Human Rights Essay Award Ceremony for 7th & 8th graders at 2pm Saturday, December 10, at Augustana University. At that time, the top three winners out of the finalists will be announced. Congrats to both Meti and Mayen, well as their teachers, Mrs. Summers and Mrs. Jackson!
Student Council got together before school this morning and assembled blankets for Project Warm-Up. Over the past 17 years, Project Warm-Up has distributed over 32,000 blankets to children and families in need.
The Sioux Falls School District is proud of our staff and teachers for their commitment to our children and encompassing the same values and passions as Dr. Harris! Please lift up and nominate a deserving teacher by clicking the link below!
https://t.ly/bbc4
Congratulations to our Students of the Month for November! These students exemplify the Mustang Way. Thanks for being a great part of our school community!
Check out our monthly newsletter for December!
Here are some important dates:
➡️Dec. 14 & 15 - MAP Testing
➡️Dec. 22 - 30 - No Classes - Holiday Break
➡️Jan. 3 - Classes Resume
https://www.smore.com/s7n0d-december-newsletter-2022
Here's where you can support your Mustangs in action this week! #MMSMustangStrong
We thank and honor all veterans on this Veterans Day. It's not just a day off of school, it's a day to remember those who serve our country in the armed forces. Thank you for your selfless service to the people in our nation. We appreciate all you have done.
Our school-wide food drive starts on Monday! Monday's food of the day is canned vegetables. Each can will get one point for the student's team. We are also accepting monetary donations. Thanks for helping others in our community!
Can you spot the Mustangs taking part in the all-district Orchestra festival!??Congratulations to our musicians on a job well done! Check out the full recording of the event on the district's YouTube page: https://youtu.be/iqJp7HRlxOM
In South Dakota today, there are individuals and families who find themselves without enough money to make ends meet, let alone purchase food. At the same time, there are also families, organizations, and businesses that have extra time and treasures to share. Feeding South Dakota exists to transfer that abundance to those in need. Help us help others by donating to our food drive starting next Monday!
We are thankful to participate in our election process for Memorial community members! Precinct voting will be available at Memorial from 7a-7p today. For more information on voting in Sioux Falls, check out the city's website: https://t.ly/KF7w
No athletics competitions this week, but basketball practice is officially underway! Stay tuned in the next weeks to see where to cheer on your Memorial Mustangs! #MMSMustangPride
Congratulations to our Students of the Month for October! These students exemplify the Mustang Way. Thanks for being a great part of our school community!
And with a blink of an eye, we are already a quarter way through the 2022-2023 school year! The second quarter is here, and it’s a busy one! While this time of year tends to get chaotic, it’s important to remember how crucial student attendance is. Chronic absenteeism is a serious problem in South Dakota - a problem SFSD is committed to improving. Missing just two days a month can hurt a student’s grades and increase their chance of dropping out. Make sure your student is on the path to a bright future – and that starts in the classroom!
