Reminder: Listen & Learn today at 4:30pm in the HS Library
We added more dates for our graduating alumni to come in and put your handprint on the wall!
See flier below and save the dates.
Townsend Weekly Announcements:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P46VorFD3Dk
Good Luck to our High School Competitive Cheer team in Regional finals Saturday at Michigan Center at !0:00AM. Tickets must be purchased on GOFAN.
https://gofan.co/event/3092157?schoolId=MHSAA
Middle school had a great time at the dance party tonight 💃🕺
Come on out and support the Boys Varsity Basketball team in the first round of districts on Monday, February 24th at 7pm at Hanover Horton. Tickets must be purchased on GOFAN. No cash sales at the door.
https://gofan.co/event/3257148?schoolId=MHSAA
Friday 5 Super Stars!
Congratulations!
Happy birthday!
Good luck to our Bowlers at Singles Regional today at Jax60!
If you plan to attend today tickets must be purchased on GOFAN.
https://gofan.co/event/3096118?schoolId=MHSAA
Congratulations Bruer on earning All Conference this year for Bowling!!
Townsend Family dance did not disappoint!!
Girls Basketball final home game of the season vs. Homer. Come out and support your Jayhawks!
We are hiring for a 1-1 aide at Townsend Elementary. Please see flier below for more information.
Please help support our middle school and buy a pizza kit or cookies!
Just use the QR code or the link.
Townsend families: don't forget that TONIGHT is our only dance night! 5:30-6:30!! See you there!
The next Listen & Learn is Monday, February 24th at 4:30pm in the HS Library. This is an opportunity to hear district updates from our Superintendent, Melissa Bradfield, and participate in discussions on agenda items. See below for the agenda.
Congrats to our Esports team. Their victory against the DuBois Senior High School in Pennsylvania places the Jayhawk Nation in the leading position (#1) for the Eastern US Conference. Go. Jayhawks!
Henry, pt 2
Today, the 1st & 2nd grade students in Ms Simpson's class learned about Henry Box Brown, an African American slave who mailed himself to freedom. We measured out the dimensions of the box (crate) that Henry used, and the kids got to climb inside to show how they would position themselves in such a small space. We talked about the fact that we don't know how thick the wood was (so the space inside the box was even smaller). We learned that Mr. Brown was an adult and, therefore, a lot bigger than them.
We watched a short video, an online storybook, and wrote a class poem.
If you're cleaning out closets and have clothes, shoes, coats that are ripped or stained and headed for the garbage, bring it to our ClothesBin instead! We earn $0.07 per pound for recycling 'never to be worn again' clothing items! Located by the middle school gym parking lot.
