Announcements

• The McKinney-Vento Homeless Act guarantees a free and appropriate public education for all homeless children and youth.  Federal and state laws make the school district’s responsibility clear.

  • A student whose family becomes homeless may remain in the school he/she was attending prior to becoming homeless for the duration of the school year.

  • If it is feasible, a student may transfer to a school if it is closer to his/her transitional housing.

  • The receiving school may not prevent or delay the enrollment of a homeless child by requiring proof of residency or lack of documentation such as immunization records.  

  • Transportation for homeless must begin within 5 school days, but sooner if possible.

• PTSA General Meeting

  There will be a PTSA general meeting on Wednesday, May 15th at 5:00pm in the cafeteria of SMS.

  Posted May 13, 2019, 11:02 AM by Cheryl Neitz
• Fall Physicals:

  Fall Sports (2019) are scheduled as follows in the high school gym:   Tuesday, June 4th                           6:00pm  -  7th & 8th Girl’s Basketball     6:15pm  -  Jr. High Girl’s Softball     6:30pm  -  Varsity & Jr. High Cheerleaders     6:45pm  -  Girl’s Field Hockey     7:05pm  -  Girl’s Soccer     7:20pm  -  Girl’s Tennis     7:35pm  -  Cross Country & Jr. High Cross Country     8:45pm  -  Physicals for those who cannot make June 5th Tuesday, June 5th       6:00pm  -  Golf     6:15pm  -  Boy’s Soccer     6:35pm  -  7th & 8th Grade Football     7:00pm  -  Varsity & J.V. Football     7:15pm  -  Make up Physicals for those who missed physical on June 4th Please fill out forms completely. Please dress appropriately with shorts and T-shirts Hand in physical forms to the office, Athletic Trainer, Mr. Elder, or your coach. Note: Each coaching staff should have at least one staff member present to Supervise their athletes.                                           Click here for the form if you are receiving a spring sports physical at the high school.  Click here for the form.   If you plan on getting a physical from your personal doctor click here for the form.   Completed forms may be handed into your coach or Athletic Trainer - Mike Elder.   Sports Physicals are scheduled in the HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOUSE:

  Posted Apr 23, 2019, 7:16 AM by Cheryl Neitz
• Strengthening Familes - 6th grade

  Click HERE to get more information on Strenghtening Familes for students/familes of 6th grade.

  Posted Mar 5, 2019, 6:47 AM by Cheryl Neitz
• Safe2Say

  The Office of the Attorney General has implemented a statewide anonymous tip reporting system. It is known as Safe2Say.  Please see the attached information.  Dr. Murphy-Kahn and Mr. Renn will be meeting with students to review a slideshow that discusses the system and why it is in place. Visit the Safe2Say website for more information: https://www.safe2saypa.org/

  Posted Jan 16, 2019, 4:31 AM by Mary Murphy-Kahn
• Student Drop-Off & Pickup at SMS

  Parents & Guardians of Shikellamy Middle School Students, Please adhere to the drop off procedures when bringing your student to school in the morning.  For safety reasons, vehicles should stay in the drop off lane and not drop students off in the parking lot to avoid waiting in line.  Students should get out of the vehicle when a sidewalk is available and walk to the front entrance to speed up the process. Alternatively, vehicles may drop students above the school on Prince St. and have them use the ramp and sidewalk to proceed to the front entrance. Thank you for your cooperation with these procedures.  This will help to make sure all students arrive to school safely and on-time.

  Posted Dec 19, 2017, 9:20 AM by Steven Renn
• "Remind" Information for School Updates!

  Please click on the "Remind" Information link above to sign up for the Shikellamy Middle School's REMIND to receive important school updates from Dr. Murphy-Kahn.

  Posted Aug 2, 2017, 5:36 AM by Mary Murphy-Kahn
• Homework

  HOMEWORK calendar (see above-click "Information"). Homework should be loaded in the calendar listed. Students should be writing assignments in the assignment book they received in homeroom on the first day of school. Many teachers are using technology (via message systems like REMIND or email) to keep students/parents informed of homework.

  Posted Oct 15, 2017, 6:20 AM by Mary Murphy-Kahn

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