SMS students that were identified as always Caring, Cooperative, and Respectful without the need to be prompted were were acknowledged and congratulated in a special award ceremony. These students always model the core values that make SMS the best it can be!
The SMS 3D students were busy this year. They created bugs that were displayed in a window for Children in the Art's Festival. They also created light boxes. Each of the lightboxes have two tea candles in them.
My name is Tod Silegy and I am the athletic director at South Meadow School. I am writing this letter if your son/ daughter is interested in trying out for a 2022 fall sport at South Meadow School. Try out dates for boys white and blue team soccer, girls soccer, girls field hockey, boys and girls cross country, and girls volleyball, will start, Wednesday, August 31st, right after school. All athletes should report to the gym to meet their respective coach.
Try out times for all fall sports will be from 2:30 to 4:00. A SMS Sport Try Out reminder will go out early August in the Peterborough Transcript/Ledger.
All students trying out for teams will be done with practice and off the field,course,court, by 4:05. Students may go home on the late bus, walk home, or be collected by their parents in the Back upper parking lot. Please do not pick up your child out front due to bus confusion. Please collect your child no later than 4:10.
Students in grades six, seven, and eight, are eligible to play field hockey, soccer, and club volleyball. Students in grades fifth, sixth, seventh, and eight are eligible to run cross country.
All students trying out must bring with them at try outs the attached parent permission/emergency form. (Click here for form) An updated or current physical form must be sent to our nurse Trisha Harris before tryouts. Updated means that your son or daughter has had a physical within the last two years. For example: If you son/daughter had a physical as a sixth grader he/she would need an updated physical as an eighth grader. Please remember THAT UPDATED PHYSICAL FORM must be sent or emailed to the SMS nurse, Tricia Harris (pharris@conval.edu), before the first day of practice. The parent permission/emergency form must be handed to the respective coach on the first day of practice. Please do not wait until the last minute. You may download both forms on the SMS sports website.
Please direct any questions to me at 924-7105 ext. 1268. I will be out of my office until August.
Sincerely yours,
Tod Silegy
SMS Athletic Director
P. S.
All students for soccer and field hockey should bring with them to try outs appropriate foot-wear, shin guards, and a mouth piece. Field hockey athletes must also wear PROTECTIVE EYE WEAR. Cross country athletes must bring appropriate foot-wear and clothing for running. Volleyball athletes should bring sneakers and appropiate clothing. ALL athletes should bring WATER BOTTLES. No one will be allowed to share!
Dear Parents of any SMS Student that played a sport or managed a sport at South Meadow School this year.
On June 14th, starting at 6:00 Sharp, the SMS Athletic Department will be hosting the 2021-2022 All SMS Sports Athletic Awards Ceremony in the South Meadow School Gymnasium.
Parents and their athlete or athletes are invited.
Dress is casual, but nice. Please park in the back of the school and come into to the back of the gym as well. There will be about 336 seats available on a first come first served basis, with overflow chairs available as well. The front doors will be locked. Students and parents can sit where they like.
Coaches will introduce their teams, briefly speak about their season, and present some individual awards.
Our two SMS principals will be awarding the male and female SMS 8th grade athletes of the year, and the 8th grade male and female unsung athletes of the year.
Each athlete will receive a South Meadow School Athletic Certificate. Water and cookies will be at the tables that hold 8 people each.
Please come if you can and you will see a fantastic awards ceremony that not many other schools do. This is the final time that our athletic students will be together this year, so I am hoping for a lot of fun.
SMS band and chorus students had two performances for their year end concert. One in in the evening and one during the day for an all school assembly. Both performances were amazing!
In order to remind students and staff of the true meaning of Memorial Day, Dick Dunning and Mrs. Lyons shared their own personal experiences of true sacrafice.
SMS students participate in various activities on a daily basis. Here 7th grade science makes skate parks, 6th grade students in art make (fake) giant donuts, and students enjoy various advisories activities.
The idea behind this newsletter is to keep 5th grade parents informed of what students are learning, events coming up, and reminders of important assignments and other miscellaneous happenings. The newsletter is created, designed, and written completely by the students. Editing is also done by the students with the help of Mrs. Hayes and our fantastic Technology Integrator, Theresa Berna.
Mrs. Berna has worked with students over the last few weeks to teach them the skills needed to put together this amazing newsletter. Students have worked very hard and we are so impressed with their creativity, cooperation, and dedication!
The SMS Student Council did a fantastic job for Teacher Appreciation week 2022. They came up with the theme of star wars and have had many out of this world treats for the SMS Staff. Thanks to the VERY generous contributions of the SMS Families, each day gift cards have been raffled out to the staff. It has been an amazing week! Thank you to the entire SMS family, you are all AMAZING!
Mr. Morneault ran a 3x3 basketball tournament to celebrate March Madness. All SMS students were invited to play. 17 teams started the competition. They narrowed the teams down to the Elite 8, then Final 4, and finally the Championship. All students in the competition were caring, cooperative, and respectful and showed the utmost sportsmanship throughout the entire tournament.
SMS students that were identified as always Caring, Cooperative, and Respectful without the need to be prompted were were acknowledged and congratulated in a special award ceremony. These students always model the core values that make SMS the best it can be!
SMS students that were identified as always Caring, Cooperative, and Respectful without the need to be prompted were were acknowledged and congratulated in a special award ceremony. These students always model the core values that make SMS the best it can be!
The SMS 3D students were busy this year. They created bugs that were displayed in a window for Children in the Art’s Festival. They also created light boxes. Each of the lightboxes have two tea candles in them.
My name is Tod Silegy and I am the athletic director at South Meadow School. I am writing this letter if your son/ daughter is interested in trying out for a 2022 fall sport at South Meadow School. Try out dates for boys white and blue team soccer, girls soccer, girls field hockey, boys and girls cross country,
Dear Parents of any SMS Student that played a sport or managed a sport at South Meadow School this year.
On June 14th, starting at 6:00 Sharp, the SMS Athletic Department will be hosting the 2021-2022 All SMS Sports Athletic Awards Ceremony in the South Meadow School Gymnasium.
Parents and their athlete or athletes are invited.
SMS band and chorus students had two performances for their year end concert. One in in the evening and one during the day for an all school assembly. Both performances were amazing!
In order to remind students and staff of the true meaning of Memorial Day, Dick Dunning and Mrs. Lyons shared their own personal experiences of true sacrafice.
SMS students participate in various activities on a daily basis. Here 7th grade science makes skate parks, 6th grade students in art make (fake) giant donuts, and students enjoy various advisories activities.
The idea behind this newsletter is to keep 5th grade parents informed of what students are learning, events coming up, and reminders of important assignments and other miscellaneous happenings. The newsletter is created, designed, and written completely by the students.
The SMS Student Council did a fantastic job for Teacher Appreciation week 2022. They came up with the theme of star wars and have had many out of this world treats for the SMS Staff. Thanks to the VERY generous contributions of the SMS Families, each day gift cards have been raffled out to the staff.
Mr. Morneault ran a 3×3 basketball tournament to celebrate March Madness. All SMS students were invited to play. 17 teams started the competition. They narrowed the teams down to the Elite 8, then Final 4, and finally the Championship. All students in the competition were caring, cooperative, and respectful and showed the utmost sportsmanship throughout the entire tournament.
