What s For Lunch?! Baked Potato Bar with Bacon, Sour Cream, Butter, Cheese, and Broccoli

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1 Iroquois Middle School Daily Bulletin Thursday, September 20, 2018 Today is a F Day What s For Lunch?! Baked Potato Bar with Bacon, Sour Cream, Butter, Cheese, and Broccoli Due to i-ready Testing, we are following the 2 Hour Delayed Schedule today and tomorrow. Iroquois Athletics Bowling Any students who are thinking about trying out for the bowling teams this winter, please sign up in the Main Office! Field Hockey Yesterday, the Modified Field Hockey team began their season with a 3-0 win over Holland. Goals were scored by Caitlin Ehlenfield, Sydney Kosnik, and Kristen Petrinec. Ella Trepacz anchored a solid defense along with Ava Vergien. Leah Schmitz picked up where she left off last year and first timers Ava Jones and Addie Vergien came to play. Coach thanks everyone for putting forth a great team effort. Come cheer us on as we take on East Aurora today for the home opener!

2 Football The Boys Modified Football team improved to 2-0 yesterday with a 20-0 win over visiting Pioneer! For the second week in a row, the defense has posted a shutout. Leading the team in tackles was Thomas McNulty with 8 tackles, Jackson Whitmore with 6 tackles, and Trevor Barry with 4 tackles. Offensively, the Chiefs were led by the tandem of Evan Khor, Thomas McNulty, Connor Cichocki, Trevor Barry, and Nathan McGoldrick. Khor started the scoring with a 16 yard TD run and McGoldrick score on a 3 yard QB sneak. McGoldrick hit TE Connor Cichocki for the Chiefs last score. Great Job Boys! Volleyball The Boys JV Volleyball team lost a close one last night to visiting Maryvale 25-22, 24-26, th Grader Dane Mescall had some rocket serves and very aggressive net play! The Girls Modified Volleyball team opened their season by winning one game of the match against Cheektowaga. Congrats McKenna Sinibaldi, Cayla Partsch, Ella Miller, Lizzy Jankowski, and Grace Admaczak for their outstanding serving while tough solid defensive plays came from Megan Nottis, Morgan Kosnik, and Cheyenne Barnard. The girls are back on the road today against Pioneer.

3 Homecoming Week September 24 th 28 th Schedule of Events Monday, September 24 th PJ DAY Please be appropriate in what you choose to wear and follow dress code (No Slippers) Tuesday, September 25 th Super Hero Day! Dress as your favorite super hero but remember to follow the dress code! Wednesday, September 26 th Sports Jersey Day Wear the jersey of your favorite sports star, past or present! Thursday, September 27 th Mismatch Day Wear anything that clashes! No matching allowed and remember to follow the dress code! Friday, September 28 th Color Day Dress in your class color and show your school spirit! Grade 5 must wear GREY. Grade 6 must wear BLUE. Grade 7 needs to wear WHITE. Grade 8 gets to wear RED. Pep Assembly: Friday, September 28 th Pep Assembly Schedule: 12:45pm Cheerleaders are excused to Gymnasium 1:00pm Band Members are excused to Band Room 1:20pm Dismissal to Gymnasium starting with 5 th Grade Students should leave their belongings in their Period 7 class (except cheerleaders and band members) Homecoming Football Game: Friday, September 28 at 7 pm

4 Upcoming Events BOE Meeting Wednesday, September 19 th at 7pm in the II Iroquois Family Flu Clinic Monday, September 24 th from 4-6:30pm Homecoming Week September 24 th September 28 th Homecoming Football Game Friday, September 28 th at 7pm Emergency Evacuation Drill Friday, October 5 th 15 minute early release for students Columbus Day Monday, October 8 th NO SCHOOL Superintendent s Conference Day Tuesday, October 9 th NO SCHOOL MSA Meeting Thursday, October 11 th at 9am in the MS BOE Meeting Wednesday, October 17 th at 7pm in the II Building Picture Retake Day Tuesday, October 23 rd Pumpkin Lighting Thursday, October 25 th Grades 5-8 Marking Period Ends Friday, November 9 th Veterans Day Monday, November 12 th NO SCHOOL

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