Attached are some community-based summer opportunities for students. The Just One project is offering summer camps for students and Southern Hills Hospital has a Teen Talk program for social and emotional support for teenagers. Please see the attached flyers.

Dear Hyde Park Middle School Parents and Guardians,

On April 19, 2021, Clark County School District opened Online Registration (OLR) for the 2021-2022 school year. Please complete the OLR process no later than May 21, 2021, by following this link

https://ccsd.net/parents/online-registration.php

As part of the registration process, you will have two (2) choices for your child listed and explained below. In order to better understand the difference between these two educational settings, please read the information below to help you make the best educational decision for your child:

I want my child to participate in full-time face-to-face instruction five days a week for the 2021-2022 school year period. I understand my child will attend daily instruction at the school site.
This will be run as a traditional, face-to-face school setting. (any mandates regarding face-masks, distancing, and safety protocols will be followed)

I want my child to participate in full-time distance education for the 2021-2022 school year. I acknowledge and understand the guidance documents related to full-time distance education.

The ability to change a selected instructional model will be limited and will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.
The Student takes responsibility for their learning process.
The student has strong time-management skills.
The student is goal-oriented.
The Student can independently communicate with their teachers.
The Student must have a dedicated space at home with limited distractions.
The Student must actively participate with his/her camera ON during all real-time sessions and stay for the duration of the class.
Real-time sessions take place during the school’s instructional day and are mandatory for all distance learning students.
The school administration has the right to change a student from distance education to face-to-face instruction if the student is not demonstrating academic progress.
The student will need to report to school on days of district and state-mandated testing, but no transportation will be provided for these activities.
Some students with specified IEPs may need to attend therapy and related services at the school.
Students in full-time distance education can still receive meals at school at no cost during meal distribution times.

The Clark County School District is collaborating with public libraries on the Summer Challenge. Students should continue building literacy skills by reading for at least 30 minutes daily. Students can win prizes. Contests run through July 31, 2021.
https://ccsd.net/district/ccsd-reads

Through the Title 1 program at Hyde Park, we would like to invite you to join us for a series of informational meetings. There are 4 seminars to choose from between May 4 - 19th. Click this story for information and links to each seminar.

Sessions Include:

College Tips for Middle School Parents:
This one-hour session will provide you with tips on how to facilitate college and career conversations.

Preparing for High School:
This one-hour session will provide families with information about high school preparedness, types of diplomas, and creating an academic plan.

Conversations in the Kitchen: Enriching Family Communication:
This one-hour session will focus on the importance of families engaging in meaningful conversations around mealtimes and the benefits these conversations have on the social-emotional and academic success of students.

Canvas Observer Accounts for Parents:
This one-hour session will cover how Canvas Observer accounts can keep you informed on student activity and grant you access to the content your student(s) is learning.

On Monday, March 22nd we are starting a new bell schedule for all students/ See the attached schedule.

At the conclusion of our school year, Hyde Park MS will need to collect ALL Chromebooks. This includes ALL students that are attending Summer School. Students needing a Chromebook for Summer School will be issued one during summer school.

Your assigned date and time to return the Chromebook is Wednesday, May 26th, and the time for each grade level was emailed. Drop-off will be located in the school gym and the best parking location is in the bus lot located off of Fulton Street. Only one person will be permitted to enter campus and masks must be worn.

What you need to know:

• ALL Chromebooks are being disabled at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 25th.
• If a student does not return their Chromebooks, a fine will be charged for the full cost of the device, approximately $300.00. That fine may prevent a student from graduating from a CCSD School.
• When Chromebooks are returned, they will be inspected for any damage.
• Students will be fined for any damage to the device.
• Fines and payments can be paid at the school bank with cash or credit card only.
• Chromebooks need to be fully charged and logged in at the time of drop-off.
• Both the Chromebook and power cord will need to be present at the time of check-in. Missing or damaged power cords cost approximately $40.00

Please see the attached schedule for the Final Exams. ALL exams will be held virtually. Students will NOT report to school on exam days.

The 10th Annual Las Vegas Science and Technology Festival (LVSTF) is April 23 - April 30, 2021. All events are free and all will be virtual. Join us for many exciting and engaging opportunities for families, educators, and students! Please share the attached LVSTF brochure with all staff, families, and students. Some of the events will have limited space due to the engaging, interactive nature. All events are virtual and require registration at www.scifest.vegas. Registration will open April 14, so check out the attached brochure and "Upcoming Events" on the LVSTF Website. Select which events you want to attend, then mark your calendar for April 14--Registration Opening Day.

This year Hyde Park MS will be hosting a summer school session for all students from June 1 - June 30. Students will be in school during our regular bell hours of 8:00 am - 3:01 pm (subject to change). Students will have access to breakfast and lunch while attending. Families will have the choice to attend on a weekly basis during the summer school session, and we request that families commit to attending the full week(s) they select. If your student is eligible for transportation, it will be provided during summer school. There is no charge for summer school, and it will be designed to meet the specific needs of each student

*Some weeks may have limited enrollment available due to staffing and district requirements.

**This survey needs to be completed no later than Monday, May 3rd at 3 pm.**

More information will be provided after May 3rd.

https://forms.gle/R8qwgmTRtd8yDXGf7