Store will be open until September 15th
Use this link to order: https://new-dud.printavo.com/merch/HMS
All orders are for Pre-Sale only. Store will close September 15th. Orders will be delivered to the school early to mid October.
Hosted by Howard Center School Services Program
No need to register!
Join each session by CLICKING HERE
Meeting ID: 835 1861 4607 Passcode: 760486
Who: for middle and high school students who live in Chittenden County
When: 12-4pm on July 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31
Where: Outright Vermont (241 N. Winooski Ave.) in Burlington
What: Participants will choose topics of what they’d like to learn about and discuss. We’ll spend each day on a different topic. Examples of previous topics neurodiversity awareness and acceptance, current global events and genocide, and policing and legal systems. Attendees of the camp not only learn and discuss these issues; they also build skills to bring about change. We play games, make art, share food, learn about each other through storytelling, and have fun!
Why: We want to provide a space for youth to learn and identify ways they want to make their school and community better.
Accessibility: We’ll do our best to help with transportation. We’ll ask about accessibility needs in the application.
Applications Due June 18th.
*The camp is free to attend. Participants will receive a small stipend for each day they attend the camp.
Date: May 13, 2025
Time: 5:30 – 7:00 PM
Place: HMS Cafeteria
Awards: All participating scientists receive a coupon for a
FREE CREEMEE!
Spring 2025 HMS Spring Flower Fundraiser! With support from Claussen’s Florist and Greenhouse.
Store will be open until May 5th with orders being ready for pickup at HMS on May 23rd and 24th at the school.
Five 7th grade students attended the Vermont Youth Assembly at the State House where they participated in a mock legislative event. The students were responsible for picking a law that they want to see change in Vermont and presenting that to the mock legislative team. They presented two bills from our school. One bill that requires all teachers to be CPR and epi-pen certified, and the second bill was an act to change the age of availability for credit for those with dependents and minimum wage salaries, changing it from age five to age ten.
Students had the opportunity to meet state senators, tour the state house, and show off their incredible academic skills!
HMS won ALL THREE awards that were presented at the final ceremony. There were 5 other schools, two of which were high schools.
Please congratulate:
Lydia Spinner on winning “best debater”
Cady Murad on winning “best delegate”
Vee Julius-Page, Layla Hamlin, and Sophia Constantino on winning “best bill.”
