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PERRY MIDDLE SCHOOL

440-259-9200 extension 2581

March 30 – April 10, 2026

 

LOOK WHAT’S ON THE HORIZON:

March 30 - April 2, 2026: NO SCHOOL - Spring Break

April 3, 2026: NO SCHOOL - Good Friday

April 6, 2026: NO SCHOOL - Easter Monday

April 10, 2026: Grades 6 - 8 Luau Dance @ 7 - 9 p.m. ~ PMS cafeteria

April 13 - 17, 2026: Book Fair ~ Perry Middle School

April 15 and 16, 2026: Grades 5 - 8. State Testing, ELA

April 22 and 23, 2026: Grades 5 and 8 only, State Testing Science

April 22, 2026: Grades 7 and 8 Spring Band and Chorus Concert @ 7 p.m. ~ Goodwin Theatre

April 23, 2026: District Art Show and Student Learning Showcase from 5 to 7 p.m.

April 23, 2026: Grades 5 and 6 Spring Band and Chorus Concert @ 7 p.m. ~ Goodwin Theatre

April 29 and 30, 2026: Grades 5 - 8, State Testing Math

May 15, 2026: Grade 8 Shadow Day ~ details will be given after Spring Break

May 15 and 16, 2026: Middle School Musical, Matilda Jr.

May 27 - 29, 2026: Grade 6 Camp

June 2, 2026: Last Day of Classes; students are dismissed at 11 a.m.

 

ATTENDANCE REPORTING: Ohio parents must report student absences via designated school phone lines, apps, or emails, usually on the morning of the absence. Per Ohio law, schools must notify parents within 120 minutes of the start of the school day if a student is absent without notification. Parents should provide documentation (e.g., doctor’s notes) for excused absences to avoid truancy issues.

BOOK FAIR: The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to our school, April 13 - 17. Get ready for the newest gotta-read books, bestselling series, and favorite characters that students love. Plus, every purchase supports our school. We can’t wait to have you join us for the Best. Week. Ever!

STATE TESTING: Our state testing at Perry Middle School will begin on April 15, see above testing dates. Friendly reminders:

  1. Remind your child/children that their consistent effort throughout the school year, paying attention, asking questions, completing all classwork and homework, and engaging in outside learning, has prepared them well for these assessments. Encourage them to remain focused and do their very best work on each assessment.
  2. It is important for your child to get enough rest the night before.
  3. A nutritious breakfast boosts academic performance by providing sustained energy, improving concentration, and enhancing memory for test-taking.
  4. Punctuality before testing is crucial for reducing anxiety and ensuring a calm, focused mindset.
  5. Please avoid scheduling any appointments or trips during testing as make-up periods are very limited.
  6. Your child needs to come to school each day with a FULLY charged Chromebook.

 

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SUMMER YOUTH AVIATION CAMP 2026 

The members of the Experimental Aviation Association Chapter 5 are proud to announce enrollment for their annual week-long day camp for middle school students (going into grades 7 through 11) who are interested in flying. 

The EAA Chapter 5 Summer Youth Aviation Camp will take place July 6-10 for new campers at the Geauga County Airport in Hangar 3 from 9:00 am to 3:45 pm and is designed for kids with a real interest in AVIATION! 

Students will actively participate in learning about aerodynamics, parts of a plane, the engine, flight operations, careers in aviation; will develop skills in map reading, riveting, woodworking & building; and will be given opportunities to tour the airport facilities and to “fly” on flight simulators. 

There will also be daily activities such as glider flying contests & scientific experimentation, as well as fun recreational activities. After the camp, there will be an opportunity for campers to take a Young Eagle Flight (parental permission given and weather permitting) on Saturday, July 11th, with Sunday, July 12th as the rain date. 

Space in the camp is limited to 18 students to allow for more hands-on opportunities. Registration forms and $150 fee due by Thursday, May 14th, 2026. 

A T-shirt, hat and supplies are included; participants should bring their own lunch, though snacks will be provided. Scholarships are available. 

Corporations, businesses or individuals who would like to be a SYAC Sponsor should inquire about different levels available. 

For more information, or to obtain an Application Packet, visit the SYAC page EAA Chapter 5 or contact Sherry Niederkorn at 440-477-1198 or sherry.niederkorn23@gmail.com 

Join this learning experience

Geauga County Airport is located at 15421 Old State Road, Middlefield, Ohio 44062. 

Sherry Niederkorn, SYAC 2026 Administrator 

Summer STEM Camp Overview Information 

Think Manufacturing

WHAT: AWT Summer STEM Camps are two, two-week-long day camps. Each camp connects Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) concepts to local careers throughout Northeast Ohio. Campers complete hands-on STEM projects to showcase to parents and local businesses. 

WHO: 5th-8th grade students

WHERE: AWT Transformation Training Center (8980 Tyler Blvd, Mentor, OH, 44060)

WHEN:  One two-week session in June and one two-week session in July. Camp is held from 9 AM to 3 PM. The last Friday of camp is the Celebration Lunch, and camp ends at 12 PM.

Session 1: June 8th-19th, 2026: AWT STEM Camp

AWT Summer STEM Camp will give students opportunities for hands-on experiments and projects that cover a range of STEM topics. Some of the projects will include solar cars, binary coding, and soldering. Students will also get the chance to visit local manufacturing companies and identify connections between their camp projects and the companies they tour.

Session 2: July 6th-17th, 2026: AeroMFG Camp

AeroMfg STEM Camp will be full of projects with a focus on aerospace and aeronautics, and will include field trips to local companies serving the aerospace industry! Some projects will include a light-up model solar system, flying rockets, and moon sand. 

Cost: $450 per camper, per two-week camp session, scholarships available

WHY: Field trips, STEM projects, and more!

STEM Camps are operated by the Alliance for Working Together Foundation in partnership with local manufacturers and our community partners.

If you’d like more information about the camps or camp scholarships, please e-mail sarah_meade@thinkmfg.com

Yearbook Info

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Yearbook orders are underway, order yours today: YEARBOOK ORDER ONLINE FORM
Deadline is Tuesday, March 31, 2026; no exceptions.

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