Thank you to Giving Gardens of Indiana for participating in today's nonprofit fair. #creatingcharitablechampions
Thank you to the Whitley County Council on Aging for participating in today's nonprofit fair. #creatingcharitablechampions
Thank you to the Whitley County Historical Museum for participating in today's nonprofit fair. #creatingcharitablechampions
Thank you to Royal Family Kids Camp for participating in today's nonprofit fair. #creatingcharitablechampions
Thank you to The Forklift for participating in today's nonprofit fair. #creatingcharitablechampions
Thank you to Mission 25 for participating in today's nonprofit fair. #creatingcharitablechampions
Thank you to the Humane Society of Whitley County participating in today's nonprofit fair. #creatingcharitablechampions
Thank you to Camp Whitley for participating in today's nonprofit fair. #creatingcharitablechampions
Thank you to the Whitley County Family YMCA for participating in this year's Charitable Champions nonprofit fair. This program is a partnership between the HANDS Foundation, Whitley County Community Foundation, and Indian Springs Middle School. #gointotyeworldanddowell
Yesterday the ISMS FFA team ended the week with a staff appreciation breakfast. #ffaweek #blueandgold #thankyou
Another Party Package Basket was delivered at Indian Springs Middle School this afternoon! The birthday celebration featured an assortment of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream that was thoroughly enjoyed by the entire classroom! Visit the Dining Section of the WCCS website or contact us for more information on how to book a Party Package for your student's special day!!!
This week, Food Service helped make a student's birthday extra special with a delightful ice cream delivery right to their classroom! Treat your students to a selection of delicious goodies including ice cream, cookies, fruit snacks, and more to celebrate their special day. Visit the Dining Section of the WCCS website or contact us for more information on how to book this sweet package for your classroom!
Just a reminder that the drama callout meeting is tomorrow after school until 4:30pm.
Word on the street is the 7th grade staff beat the student 🏐 team too.
It was another staff victory in 6th grade
in 🏐.
It was the 8th grade staff over the students in this morning's 🏐 game.
Next week ISMS will be celebrating FFA Week! FFA provides the next generation of leaders who will change the world. FFA helps young people meet new agricultural challenges by encouraging members to develop their unique talents and explore their interests in a broad range of career pathways. FFA members are our future leaders, food suppliers, innovators, and more!
All Skyward SMS 2.0 systems will be down beginning Friday, February 16th at 6:00 p.m. and continuing until 7:00 p.m. Saturday, February 17th, while our host is installing the latest updates.
Please refrain from making eFunds payments during this time as well as they may not be properly recorded.
Today is National School Resource Office Appreciation Day Thank you Officer Leatherman for all your work at Indian Springs!
As National School Counselor Week is winding down, the ISMS counselors want to give you a little history of their “School Counselor” title. Often, school counselors are referred to as guidance counselors. Historically, the term “guidance counselor” was used to refer to counselors working in schools. This term has evolved to “school counselor” as the scope of duties has changed and evolved. Although some schools still use the outdated “guidance counselor” term, the American School Counselor Association encourages the use of “school counselor” to more accurately reflect the role. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR was a reactive approach to counseling and much of the work was with class scheduling and college preparation. They mostly worked in isolation and there was not much communication with other staff. Today’s SCHOOL COUNSELORS work more proactively and use data to measure the needs of students via achievement, attendance, and behavior. School counselors work collaboratively with teachers, administration, students, parents, and community partners to provide the most support possible for students through their academic, social/emotional, and career development journeys. Counselors today prefer the term "School Counselor," which is the title recognized by ASCA.
