Husky Newsletter 10/12-10/16

Posted Date: 10/09/26 (04:00 PM)

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Husky Newsletter

10/12-10/16

Walkathon

Help support MRMS with our biggest fundraiser of the year! Students should have brought home a flyer yesterday or today with more information.

Have fun with friends, food and a foam party out on the track at our annual MRMS walkathon. Kona Ice will be here ($4-$7) as well as a concession stand by PTSA ($1 and up), so bring some money to treat yourself.

New this year is a MEGA raffle where you could win lots of great stuff like squishies, LEGO, gift cards, candy, homework passes and much, much more. We're also bringing back the chance to ice a teacher.

Walkathon Flyer

Student Led Conferences

All conferences this year will be student led. Students will guide you through their class schedule (in any order). At each stop, you and your student will complete a student led activity to demonstrate their learning and understanding of the subject.

Please be sure to sign up when you are available to bring your student! PACK teachers have sent invites out via ParentSquare.

Conferences will be:

Wednesday, October 28: 4-7pm
Thursday, October 29: 8:30-11:30am
Thursday, October 29: 1:00-3:00pm
Thursday, October 29: 3:30-6:30pm

Come anytime you are available during that time slot! Don't forget to bring your student and their device!

PTSA Reflections

🎨✨ 2026–2027 PTA Reflections Theme Announcement ✨🎨

Every year, the PTA Reflections program inspires students to explore their creativity through a unique, student-created theme. Through dance choreography, film production, literature, music composition, photography, and visual arts, students have the opportunity to express their thoughts, feelings, and personal experiences while discovering more about themselves and the world around them.

🌎 This year's 2026–2027 Reflections theme is:

"What My Culture Means to Me"

Culture is more than traditions—it includes the people, values, customs, languages, celebrations, stories, and experiences that shape who we are. This theme invites students to reflect on what makes their own culture meaningful and share that story through the arts.

We can't wait to see the incredible creativity, perspectives, and voices our students bring to this year's Reflections program. Start brainstorming, creating, and sharing your story!

💙 Accepting entries in:

🎭 Dance Choreography

🎬 Film Production

📚 Literature

🎼 Music Composition

📸 Photography

🎨 Visual Arts

We look forward to celebrating our AMAZING students!

Due Date: November 6, 2026

For Details: Email President@mrmsptsa.org

Entering the Reflections contest counts as an activity toward the 4A's trip 1st semester.