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by Steve Schrad | Friday, March 7, 2008
We have very positive feedback from students and staff about the
flexible schedule that we piloted the week of February 19-22.
Teachers were able to have 84-minute class periods that week. Some
exploratory classes still met during the regular 42-minute period.
This showed me that our middle school could manipulate the schedule
in ways . . .
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• It’s been my pleasure to work with Mrs. Eileen Oates the last
four years. Eileen is the epitome of a great staff member and
person in the business of educating students. She will be greatly
missed by the staff at Seward Middle . . .
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Spring is finally here! We have a lot of great news and
many activities the months of April and May at Seward Middle
School.
Important Events:
9th Grade Registration: Mr. Denker, Mrs. Schwahn, and Mr.
. . .
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Middle
School Staff Photo Directory (large .pdf file)
Name
Position
Email Address
Kirk Gottschalk
Principal
Kirk.Gottschalk@connectseward.org
Rick Weatherholt
Guidance . . .
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Twelve Seward Middle School 7th and 8th grade band
students were selected, by taped audition, to represent SMS at the
Meridian Honor Band (names are posted throughout the school). The
event includes a half day clinic with a . . .
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We are off to a positive start this school year. Our new staff
members, Laura Goracke, Jon Marroquin, Heather Riley, and Kelly
Shaffer, have really bonded well with the rest of the staff. From
my observations, I believe they all have bright . . .
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EducationQuest Foundation has selected Seward Middle School as
one of 14 Nebraska schools to participate in a pilot program that
will measure the effectiveness of college and career planning
information for middle school parents.
. . .
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On August 22-24, Seward Middle School sixth graders spent three
fun filled learning days at camp Carol Joy Holling near Ashland for
Outdoor Education. About 100 boys and girls worked together to
unload all their gear before lunch and locate . . .
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