Warm Springs Middle School

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  • Make sure to order your yearbook before the prices go up in January. Prices go up after Oct. 26th for 8th Grade Dedications.
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  • No Costumes Allowed on October 31st
    Costumes will not be allowed on October 31st; however, students will be allowed to wear costumes on Friday October 26th.   There will be a Halloween Spooktacular Dance Friday 10/26 right after school: 3:30 to 5:00.   The following will be enforced: no masks, no covered faces including heavily painted faces, costumes with accessories that would be a distraction, no mock weapons of any sort, and/or costumes that are considered inappropriate for middle school students.  On October 31st Halloween Day, student may wear fall colors, orange and black, but no costumes will be allowed.  
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  • Fever?  Illness?  Injury?
    Please click here to read when it is NOT okay to send your student to school!
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  • Type 2 Diabetes
    Click here for information on diabetes management.
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  • Measles
    Click here for frequently asked questions about measles.
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  • Depression & Social/Emotional Support
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  • Food Allergies/Special Dietary Needs
    To notify the Cafeteria regarding your student's allergy or special dietary needs, please download the download the Medical Statement and have it completed by your Physician before turning it in to the cafeteria. Questions? Contact our District Nutrition Specialist at Extension 1165
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