Join us at the Family STEAM night!
Family STEAM night is almost here....please join us!
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G lacrosse won their 2nd game 8-6 vs. Litchfield. Brinn O played great offensively + defensively. Tess M made great saves to help the Hawks win! With the cold/rainy weather the girls did a great job of upholding their positive attitudes and great sportsmanship through a battle!
Have a wonderful and safe vacation to all of our families!
The baseball team had several players who turned in outstanding performances against Litchfield. Chase M, Matteo M and Tanner T played well yesterday.
It’s been a long time and today was sweet revenge! The softball team beat Litchfield 7-4 with their home opener. Kayla O smacked 2 doubles, had 3 hits + 3 RBI’s to lead the team. Charlise L had a 2 huge hits and 1 RBI along with several amazing catches.
Catcher Emily N added 2 hits for the team. The winning pitcher Kendall LeBel struck out 7 batters! Congratulations to the whole team!
Thank you to Mr. Bob Slein and other members from the Rotary Club of Salem for speaking with our 6th graders about the Constitution and giving every one of them a pocket Constitution. We appreciate you!
Girls lacrosse took the field for the first ever HMS lacrosse game in history! Great job by ALL players! Tess did a stellar job in the net! 7th graders Lea M had 4 goals, Emily S and Sidney B had 2 goals, and 5th graders Brinn O and Emilia S each had 1. You made history!
The boys had their first Lacrosse game ever in the history of Hampstead Middle School. They were up 7-0 at the half! Off to a GREAT start gentlemen!
The first ever Hampstead Middle School Lacrosse teams played today! The girls start off the season with a 10-6 victory!
Kayla O. had two hits, Lydia U. was strong at second base making some key plays. Emily N. was a wall behind the home plate. Kendall L. pitched and recorded 5 strike outs. First home game is Wednesday at Depot Road. Come and see the team play!
Just a friendly reminder to order your yearbook if you haven't already done so. If you want to create any custom pages, that must be done and ordered by April 24th! Flyer attached!
On Tuesday Laura Johnston & Tara Pollard presented “Hacking Leadership - Community Based Learning '' at the NH Superintendents Association Innovation Conference in Concord! They provided an overview of a new pilot curriculum with their experiential learning at HMS to a room full of leaders from around the state. This new class was created to combine direct instruction with generalization of skills through local and regional community partnerships. The presentation featured their work at the St. Anne’s Food Pantry, highlighted our partnership with Northeast Passage Adaptive Recreation Program, had videos about their homegrown “supply guys” delivery service and more. Using research-based instructional material, areas of focus include interpersonal communication, community service, regulation, nutrition, body wellness and functional math and reading concepts. A
Great art show with our HMS students at the Hampstead Public Library. Thank you Mrs. Downey...you get our students to create amazing works of art!
Today is the last opportunity to shop at the HMS Scholastic book fair. Family Night Hours: Shop Today 3:45-5:30 PM.
The MS DI team, "To Be Continued..." received 2nd place in their service learning challenge. They have been invited to the Global Competition in Kansas City, Missouri in May...for the first time ever! Congrats to the teams, managers, + coaches. What an accomplishment!!!
7th graders budgeting class with the NH Federal Credit Union rep. This was Class 2/3 before the CU 4 Reality Fair on 4-19. They’ve been learning about budgeting + financial literacy as well as researching different careers and salaries. They ended with an M&M budgeting game!
Due to today's weather forecast, the HMS Book Fair Family Night will take place Monday Apr. 8 from 3:45-5:30 pm. Hope to see you there!
HMS Book Fair Donation Fund 4/1 - 4/4. Please consider donating. The goal; buy a book for students that cannot afford to purchase one from the book fair.. Thank you in advance!
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All 7th grade science classes had a chance to hear about Forestry Science and Careers. Ben Winter is a Forestry student at Paul Smith College in Northern New York. The students are learning about plant structures and functions and Ben did a great job explaining to the students about the structure and function of trees. He even did a special presentation for a FLEX group about the gear he uses for climbing and how it would attach to a tree.
