Timothy EdwardsMiddle School

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, November 15.

• Interested in learning more about Entertainers but missed the info meeting? No worries! Join our Finding Nemo Google Classroom with code   s-2-w-i-w-m-r   for all of the information slides, handouts, sign up form, and audition information. Reminder: your participation fee and all sign ups are both this Friday 11/17 to Mrs. Leveille or Ms. Carver.

• To celebrate Computer Science Education Week, the State Department of Education is offering a Women in STEM-C event on Saturday, Dec 2nd. Students will engage with STEM and Computer Science activities that focus on teaching team work, lateral thinking, and organization. If interested, have a parent or guardian sign you up at the link on the news page. Sign up Link
  

• SAGA will be meeting tomorrow after school in room 145 downstairs. Please arrange transportation home or plan on taking the late bus when the meeting ends at 4:00. If you're still not sure if SAGA is for you, or if you have any other questions or concerns, please reach out to Ms. Carver or stop by her classroom, room 145. 
  

• Do you have an idea for music to  play at the end of the news? Well now TETV News is accepting music requests. Students and staff can click through this link https://forms.gle/iUEYVKjLzxqgk6ZS7 to submit ideas for music to play at the end of the news. All submissions must include a YouTube link and be school appropriate. We look forward to your ideas.
  

• Penny Wars will continue through the end of this week. Bring your loose change and donate to Connecticut Children's Medical Center. The team that collects the most money will win a movie day! Get those coins in, because the competition is on!
  

• This Friday CougarTHON invites you to the Neon Dance! The dance will take place in the café, where  black lights will illuminate the dance floor as you glow your way through the night. Snacks, drinks, face painting, and glow sticks will be available for purchase. Tickets are on sale now through Friday, November 17th, in the main lobby before school, for $10. You can reserve your ticket using the QR code on the TEMS website. So be sure to bust out your brightest colors and get ready for a night of fun! Any questions, please contact Mrs. Klosowski in room 232.
  

• Girls basketball tryouts will be held on November 27th and November 29th after school from 2:45 - 4:00.  Additional tryouts may be added at a later date. All participants must be registered through Power School and have a physician's statement on file prior to the tryout dates.  Students who to not have a physician statement will not be eligible to tryout. Any questions, please see Mr. Chandler in the main gym.
  

• If you see DJ Weathers, Pranav Kothakota and Alishbah Hassan delivering yummy treats to teachers, be sure to say "Hi!" to them. They are hard at work running the Cougar Cafe this morning. 
  

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, November 8. 

• This week we will recognize Veterans Day. We take this opportunity each year to thank and honor those that have served our country. This year students will  have the opportunity to recognize Veterans Day in Social Studies classes.  8th grade students will have the opportunity to learn from Veterans in our community. 7th graders will be able to view interviews with Veterans in our community and 6th graders will learn about Veterans Day and engage in a variety of activities in their classes. Thank you to all Veterans for their service and sacrifice!

• Start collecting your loose change, Cougars! From Monday, November 13th to Friday, November 17th CougarTHON is hosting Penny Wars! Each homeroom will compete to see who can raise the most money, all of which will be donated to Connecticut Children’s — our local children’s hospital. The team that collects the most money will win a movie day! Get ready, because the competition is on!
  

• On Friday, November 17th, CougarTHON invites you to the Neon Dance! The dance will take place in the Café, where snacks, drinks, face painting, and glow sticks will be available for purchase. Tickets will be sold Monday, November 13th through Friday, November 17th, in the main lobby before school, for $10. You can reserve your ticket using the QR code on the TEMS website. So be sure to bust out your brightest colors and get ready for a night of fun! Any questions, please contact Mrs. Klosowski in room 232.
  

• Today is HuskyTHON’s Unite As One day, where the HuskyTHON  community will come together in the fight to end childhood illness. To celebrate Unite As One day, CougarTHON — TE’s branch of HuskyTHON — will be selling paper flames for $1 to represent the spark ignited by us to fight childhood illness. Flames will be sold in the main lobby today and will be hung up in the cafeteria for the Neon Dance on November 17th to reflect our support of Connecticut Children’s.
  

• Attention winter sport athletes...registration for cheerleading and boys and girls Basketball is open!  Your parents must register you on the parent portal and an updated physician statement dated after June 1st, 2023 is required.  Please check the athletics website for more information.  The deadline to register is November 27th.
  

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, November 1.

• Spirit week is off and rolling, and so are many of your school supplies. We are so excited that so many of you have been participating. Don’t forget for tomorrow Dress as a Decade with your grade level, 8th grade will dress as early 2000’s, 7th the 80’s, and 6th grade 90’s! Student council will be having a spirit day competition on tomorrow for Decades Day! So dress to impress! The grade with the most spirit participants will win a cross team lunch! And on Friday, it’s national jersey day! So dress as your favorite sports team or wear your favorite jersey!

• Attention Science Olympiad members there is no meeting this week but there will be a meeting next week on Thursday November 9th. Please go to the Google Classroom and fill out the Google form to request partners and events by Monday, November 6th of next week. Please bring any permission slips to the November 9th meeting as well.
  

• The TEMS Boys soccer team played host to the Illing Rams last night in the semi-final round of the CRAL playoffs.  TE went into the game as the number one seed and boy, did they prove it.  The Cougars came out firing on all cylinders.  Smooth passing and crisp movement all over the pitch gave the Cougars the overall advantage in the match. Aaron Cherian opened the scoring early in the first half, finishing a pass from Mo Rahman into the bottom left hand corner of the net.  The Cougars' press continued and it paid off more quickly than the Rams wanted.  Dalton Crane, finished a nice cross from Haris Ahinipotoku, with his head making it 2-0.  Shortly thereafter, Garren Kerachsky found himself free on the the left side.  His perfectly timed cross found Zayd Sebro in the middle of the box.  His finish was extremely cheeky as he looked like Lionel Messi finishing a goal.  The scoring didn't stop there, Carson Henriques slotted in Doug Quiuqui effortlessly and he finished his chance making it four!  The Rams provided little in terms of attach for the rest of the match.  But the Cougars were determined to prove their worth.  Kerachsky found himself free in the box for the fifth goal of the game, while Rahman turned receiver and put the game to bed, finishing off a pass from Adam Elsendyouney.  "I was a little concerned about this match after watching the boys warm up", Coach Chandler said.  "However, they proved me wrong quickly with a plethora of goals, some of which were top class", he added.  The Cougars play against Ellington today for the CRAL Championship.  Good luck boys!
  

• The TE girls soccer team makes it to the CRAL final. The lady Cougars will play on Thursday at 3:45 at Nevers. Last night was a tough match for the Cougars. The game started off with a quick foul. This led to Allison Marques taking a direct kick right outside the 18 which led to the first goal for the lady Cougars. The lady Cougars were fired up! Kinsley Wood took a PK for the Cougars in the first half to make the score 2-0. The half ended 3-0 Cougars. Early in the second half, Sienna DiSalvatore passed a beautiful through ball to Emily Gamble who fired one in the back of the net! The game didn't stop there. Suffield game back with two goals. The final score was 5-2! Good luck in the final ladies! 
  

• TEMS Entertainers will be having its General Interest, informational meeting next Monday, November 6th. The meeting will take place in the auditorium immediately after dismissal. Whether you want to be on stage or work behind the scenes, or you have any questions about Entertainers, join us on Monday to learn all about the show this year! If you can't make the meeting but are interested in joining Entertainers, contact Ms. Carver or Mrs. Leveille and they will send you the information you need.
  

• Attention all TEMS Jazz Ensemble members; please pay attention to this important rehearsal schedule change.  Our next rehearsal will be tomorrow (Thursday) before school.  Please make a note of the change and see you tomorrow for rehearsal at 7 AM.
  

• Attention winter sport athletes...registration for cheerleading and boys and girls Basketball is open!  Your parents must register you on the parent portal and an updated physician statement dated after June 1st, 2023 is required.  Please check the athletics website for more information.  The deadline to register is November 27th.  
  

• Are you interested in participating in the morning announcements… Well the auditions for Quarter two are tomorrow after school in room 375. Students will read through a daily news script off of the teleprompter to audition. Auditions are first come first serve. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow afternoon.
  

• Roses are red ...violets are blue ...the UConn Writing Project ...Is waiting for you. Come write poems like this. It's a chance you should not miss. Make sure you sign up this week. So your writing will reach its peak! Meetings start in November. It will be a time ... you'll always remember. 

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, October 25.

• Attention 8th Graders…. The Halloween Monster Mash is Friday, October 27th. This is a chance for all 8th graders to come together and have some fun. So get out your best Halloween costume and join us - no masks or props allowed! Tickets are $10 and are on sale now!! Students attending must complete the Dance Google Form before purchasing their ticket. Can’t wait to see you all there!

• The Lady Cougars Soccer Team faced JFK last night and it definitely wasn't easy! The team walked away with a tie 2-2. Late in the first half Madison Carpenter fought her way to the goal and fired one in the back of the net. But, that didn't stop JFK who came right back to tie it up when they got a direct kick at the corner of the box.  Gianna DiSalvatore gave the team a much needed pep talk at the half way mark. The Cougars came out strong in the second half which led to Emily Gamble scoring a goal. The Cougars were up by one. Late in the second half JFK was able to tie it up. The Lady Cougars worked hard, but were unable to get another goal against JFK. Victoria Maachi secured the tie for the Lady Cougars with three amazing saves. The girls play Suffield today after school at 3:45! This will be the last game of the regular season. 
  

• The field hockey team fought a hard battle but came up short against a very strong Granby team.  Tori Yelle had some beautiful breakaways with Allie Scott making nice passes up the sideline along with Ainslee Deptula and Prithi Suriyakumarr, and Emily Carmon at midfield.  Megan Aparo had tremendous saves but Granby just proved too strong for the TE defense.  Emma Davis made the highlight real making a goal  line save in the first half! In the second game TE could not fend off a pesky Granby team but the coaches were very pleased at their passing and stickwork.  They have shown great improvement since the beginning of the year.  Ella Allore, Stella Swierbutowicz, Emma Hennessey, Ipshita Singh, and Layla Holmes played well for the Cougars.  TE's last game is tomorrow away against Somers.  

• Do you like math?  Do you enjoy problem solving? If you answered "yes" to these questions, then it sounds like you would enjoy MathCounts? The first meeting of the MathCounts club will be this Friday at 7 am in the cafeteria. You can join the Google Classroom with the code: banirvo. Bring a pencil, your Chromebook, and a friend!  Hope to see you there!  

• Once upon a time, there was a great golden dragon.  This dragon was known for...Waiting for the rest of this story?  Well, the ending is up to you. Come finish the story after school at the UConn Writing Project. Sign up soon.  The workshops start in November. Stop by Mr. Millard or Mr. Stinchon's room for more information. Can't wait to hear how this story will end! 

• For students seeking to be part of the TE Science Olympiad team an email has been sent to each of you that joined the Google Classroom. The email will let you know if you have been selected to join. For those of you selected to join, the first official meeting will be this Thursday after school in room 255.
  

• Attention winter sport athletes...registration for cheerleading and boys and girls basketball is open.  Your parents must register you on the parent portal and an updated physician statement dated after June 1st, 2023 is required.  Please check the athletics website for more information.  The deadline to register is November 27th.  
  

• Attention TEMS students: Student council will be hosting our fall spirit week October 30th through November 3rd! We will announce the spirit days on Thursday! If you have any spirit ideas please tell your homeroom representative by Wednesday! We cannot wait!
  

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, October 18.

• Hey TE, did you know that today is Unity day. On Unity Day everyone wears ORANGE to unite for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion to send a visible message that no child should ever experience bullying. We are so excited to see all of the orange out there today. Remember we are all in this together!

• And now for our Walk- A-Thon Raffle Winners. Ryan Botticello, Rejina Shama, Evan Yurack, Lilah Gartman, Kaylee Morgenthau. You have won a DQ gift card for raising over $40 for our school through donations. Keep those donations coming as we work towards our $25,000 goal.
  

• The boys cross country team hosted a tri-meet on Tuesday. Jeffery Zeng and Alex Larmand took the top spots for TE, finishing 3 and 4th. Aiden Pilatti shaved three minutes off his prior home meet time, finishing 7th overall. Evan Taylor finished 9th overall, taking almost two minutes off the earlier home meet this season. Overall, the boys' team ran a great race and split the meet, beating St. James, 34 - 72, BUT losing to Tolland in a close race, 30 - 34.Other notable finishes were Tanner Mills and Neel Pandet. They both took a minute off their prior home meet time. The boys' record is 2 -3 on the season.  Their last home meet is next Monday. Good luck, boys! Go Cougars.  
  

• Girl's Cross Country won with a score of 15 against Tolland (58) and St. James (170). Jana Brownbill took first place with a time of 16:19, followed by Ali Kupec in second, Greta Johnson in third, Akithmi Koththigoda in fourth, and Charlotte Zang in fifth. Also, Girls Cross Country is canceled for today. Again there will be no Girls Cross Country practice today.
  

• The Lady Cougars faced Sage Park yesterday afternoon. The team remains undefeated with yet another win. Shea Brochu and Gianna DiSalvatore both scored early in the first half. Emily Ward charged to goalie and had a great goal early in the second half. Happy Birthday Ward! Lastly, Gianna DiSalvatore passed a ball straight to Allison Marques at the top of the box. Allison fired one in the back of the net. Coach B and Coach Sayed it was the most beautiful goal we have had all season. The final score was 6-0. Go Cougars! The Lady Cougars hope to finish off the regular season undefeated. The team faces East Hartford on Thursday.
  

• The TE boys team traveled to Sage Park and came away with a resounding win. Six different players recorded a goal on the night with Drew Boehm netting two. Several players were able to get some much needed rest for the final three games of the season. Those who tallied were AJ Bryson, Haris Zhinipotoku, Liam Staroverov, Matteo Heredia and Adam Elsendyouney. The Cougars next play host to East Hartford on Thursday after school.
  

• SAGA is back for another fantastic year! SAGA is a club for students in the LGBTQ community, but you don’t have to be a part of the community to join. All allies and supportive friends are welcome, too! SAGA is a "no commitment" club that meets once a month and is a space where you’ll find support, educational opportunities, special events, games and activities, and a sense of community and family. The club meets downstairs in room 145 in the music hallway. The FIRST meeting for SAGA this year will take place this Thursday, October 19th. Mark your calendars, make a plan, and bring a friend or two to see what we’re all about. Still not sure if SAGA is for you? Reach out to Ms. Carver or Mrs. Reed with any questions or concerns you have.
  

• Attention students auditioning for the Spotlight Show Choir:  Reminder!  Tonight is  the deadline for submitting your two audition videos. Again, Spotlight Audition Videos are due by tonight.
  

• Attention 8th Graders…. The Halloween Monster Mash is Friday, October 27th. This is a chance for all 8th graders to come together and have some fun. So get out your best Halloween costume and join us - no masks or props allowed! Tickets are $10 and will be available starting the week of October 23rd. Students attending must also complete the Dance Google Form. Can’t wait to see you all there!
  

• The UConn Writing Project is back! This is a state-wide writing competition hosted by UConn.  In the past, 80 students have been recognized for their writing or art. TE is hosting workshops for all students to work on their writing pieces with guidance from teachers and input from peers. All writing types and levels are welcome. Even ART! If you like to write poetry, fiction, or nonfiction; or if you like drawing cartoons, comic strips, or painting realism, go to the TE homepage and click on the link to sign up. The workshops will be in November and December.  6th graders will meet on Mondays, 7th graders on Wednesdays, and 8th graders on Thursdays. Sign up soon!  Any questions, see Mr. Millard or Mr. Stinchon. 
  

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, October 11.

• And now for Walk A Thon News…. This week is time to step up your game! Ask your parents to register you and try to earn $40 in donations each!  Lots of prizes to be won such as gift cards, spirit wear, recess, and even lunch with your friends in the courtyard! Just a reminder, anyone who raises $40 by this Friday, Oct 12th is entered to win prizes which will be drawn started next week.

• The girl's cross country team raced hard against Illing Middle School to win 17-58. Our top 5 runners included Janna Brownbill (1), Ali Kupec (2), Akithmi Koththigoda (3), Greta Johnson (5), Nora Cayward (6). Our next meet is home next Tuesday 10/17 against Tolland and St. James.
  

• The boys cross country team lost to Illing Middle School on Tuesday 23 - 36. The team let the first and second spots slip away to Illing Middle, while TE took third, fourth, and sixth. Illing's strength continued in the middle of the pack.  While TE would take the 11th, 14th, and 15th spots, it wasn't enough to get the WIN. Despite the loss, Dhruv Chakraborty, Sam Franklin, and Braeden Lim all had strong races. The boys are back home next Tuesday. Good luck! Go Cougars! 
  

• The girls soccer team beat Ellington Middle School 2-0 yesterday afternoon. The Lady Cougars continue to be undefeated. The first goal was scored my Aleksa Zajac late in the first half. The ball was crossed to the top of the box, she took one touch and nutmegged the goalie. Ellington was fired up after the first goal and the ball was buzzing around the field. But, that didn't stop Madison Carpenter who fought hard to score the second goal for the lady Cougars. The girls next game is against Illing Middle School on Thursday
  

• The Timothy Edwards boys soccer team battled Ellington to a 0–0 tie last night. The game was played on a Postage stamp of a field, and the ball was back-and-forth the entire match. Aniron Pal held the Wildcats scoreless with a solid back line in front of him in Dalton Crane, Dave Nice, and Logan Jackson. The Cougars controlled much of the match but couldn’t find a way past the Wildcat defense. The Cougars host Illing on a Thursday after school.
  

• The informational meeting last week was well attended with over 70 students interested in joining the Science Olympiad! There is no meeting this week. If you are interested in joining the 15 member science Olympiad team for competition in March, complete at least 2 of the Formatives in the Science Olympiad Google Classroom by this Friday, October 13th. You can join the Google Classroom with the class code cm7op6l. Details about invitations to join the team will be announced the following week.
  

• TE Assemble will NOT be meeting this afternoon and students should go home after school on their regular bus, again TE Assemble will not meet this afternoon.
  

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, October 4.

• Hi everyone! Its time for the Walk-A-Thon! We need your help to raise $25000 for the school. If we do, the whole school will enjoy Kona Ice following the Walk-a-thon. And even better, if we raise $30,000, Officer Owens will be slimed!!  Please have your parents/guardians register you ASAP so we can reach our goal. Information for registration can be found on the TEMS homepage. So far we have raised $6500.  It seems that 6th grade has raised the most so far. Keep up the good work, you are on your way to earning recess! 

• The boys' cross-country team traveled to Sage Park on Tuesday.  The sun may have been heating up, but TE was on fire. The boys' team took an early lead and held onto it for the entire race.  Resulting in TE taking the top four spots. In 4th place Graeme Taylor, in 3rd Aiden Pilatti, in 2nd place Alex Larmand, and in 1st place Jeff Zeng. Both Alex and Jeff finished the race in under 14:00 minutes. Other strong finishes to help secure the win were Evan Taylor, Jackson Reed, and Veer Rupani. The final score was TE 16 - Sage Park 47. Congrats on the WIN. Good luck next week at Illing.
  

• The TEMS Girl's Cross Country team beat Sage Park Middle School in a dual meet with a score of 22 to 44. Top 5 girls includes Jana Brownbill who took first overall with a time of 15:00, Ali Kupec, Greta Johnson, Akithmi Koththigoda, and Charlotte Zhang.
  

• Last night the Cougars Boys soccer team hosted the Chargers of Sage Park and came away with a resounding victory.  Two goals From Adam Elsendyouney sparked the Cougar attack.  Roby Sayavong scored the first goal, his first goal on a Cougar uniform, as did Drew Boehm, who scored the final tally of the night.  In the middle of the two finishes, Aaron Cheriha, Zayd Sebro, Logan Jackson, and Dillon Leacu all had a goal on the night.  The defense was never tested as Aniron Pal posted his third shut out of the young season.  Up next the Cougars have a slightly harder challenge when they travel to East Hartford after school tonight.  Good luck boys.
  

• The Lady Cougars played an unbelievable game yesterday at sage park middle school. Coach B said "despite the mosquitos biting me, I was very impressed with all the girls hard work and dedication. “Kinsley Wood started off the game with a great goal followed by many shots taken and goals scored by Sleska Zajac,  Shea Rrochu, Emily Gamble, Allison Marques, and Emily Ward. The girls won 9-0 and hope to have another great game later today against East Hartford middle school. Shoutout to our amazing team managers Mia Haynes and Quyen Tran.
  

• Do you love to sing?  Do you love to dance?  Then you need to audition for the Timothy Edwards Spotlight Show Choir! If you’d like to audition to be part of this award winning ensemble, pick up an audition packet outside of Mrs. Gasta’s room-- (Room 141), as soon as possible.  All completed audition forms must be returned to Mrs. Gasta no later than October 11th. You do NOT need previous dance experience! If you love to perform on stage, you need to try out for Spotlight.  We light up the stage!!!
  

• Are you a parent or caregiver who wants to learn some practical solutions for keeping teens safe in this changing world? Join us on Wed, October 11th for a screening of the documentary called ”Screenagers – Under the Influence”. The free event will be held in the Timothy Edwards MS auditorium from 6:30-8pm. The film examines the impact of our digital age on teens decision making in relation to substances such as vaping, alcohol and drugs. It also shares strategies that parents and schools can use to encourage healthy choices and to support teen mental health. Parents, mark your calendars and join us for this very important evening! 
  

• Do you love learning about the natural world? Enjoy doing scientific experiments? Science Olympiad may be for you! The Science Olympiad informational meeting will be held Thursday, October 5th in Mrs. Bajorek's new room 255. The meeting will be afterschool until 4pm please have a ride home or plan to take a late bus. Students who are interested should be motivated independent learners that can work well with a partner. The competition is Saturday, March 16th 2024 team members must commit to this date. 
  

• Attention all students of grades 6, 7, and 8: Yearbook Club will be having our first meeting of the school year tomorrow October 5th afterschool in room 123. If you would like to be a part of the TEMS 2024 Yearbook Staff, please join our google classroom with the class code oyinl6e. At our first meeting we will be voting on the cover design for the yearbook!

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, September 27.

• The Timothy Edwards boys soccer team traveled to JFK last night up in Enfield, and came away with a 4–0 victory. Leading the scoring was Doug Quiuqui who took a nice threw ball from Carson Henriques. The half finished 1–0, though TE was on the front foot most of the half. The second half was more of the same in terms of possession and attack, when Dalton Crane scored a free kick from about 23 yards out. After constant pressure, Garren Kerachsky received a pass from Zayd Sebro and hammered home his chance over the keeper's head. Doug Q. was on the end of the final goal after he received a pass/shot attempt from Aaron Cheriah. The final score of 4-0 was justified from the start. The next game for the Cougars is on Thursday against Ellington after school.

• The girls team played JFK last night and won 5-1. The ball was buzzing around the field. Enfield definitely put the pressure on the Cougars, but that did not stop us. The Cougars scored 3 amazing goals in the first half. We ended the half 3-0.  Aleksa Zajac and Madison Carpenter each placed one in the back net in the second half. 6th grader Isla Mayer had an outstanding second half. If it wasn't for our goal keeper Victoria Macchi we wouldn't have been able to hold JFK to only one goal. The girls team faces Ellington on Thursday!
  

• Attention orchestra students, there will be no orchestra lessons today while Mr. Rescsanski is out. Again, orchestra lessons are canceled for today.
  

• Attention all students of grades 6, 7, and 8: Yearbook Club will be having our first meeting of the school year on Thursday, October 5th afterschool in room 123. If you would like to be a part of the TEMS 2024 Yearbook Staff, please join our Google Classroom with the class code oyinl6e. At our first meeting we will be voting on the cover design for the yearbook!

• Do you have ideas about how to improve TE? Do you want to improve your leadership skills? If you answered yes to those questions, you should run in the elections for student council. The Google Form to run for student council can be found on the TEMS website. Please keep open ended responses between 3-4 sentences. The deadline for the Google Form will be Friday, September 29th. 
  

• Attention all Timothy Edwards Middle School Musicians!  Audition material is now available for the award winning Timothy Edwards Jazz Ensemble!  The band is looking for trumpets, trombones, saxophones, flutes, bass players, guitarists, drummers and pianists!!!  Please see your music teacher to enquire about the audition material.  The deadline to audition is October 1st!  The band will be taking a trip back to the National Jazz Festival in Philadelphia where they hope to repeat as the champion middle school jazz ensemble!  Hopefully you will be with us!!!
  

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, September 20.

• Attention sixth grade students: Registration is open for the Grade 6 Stock Market Game! Classes will meet on Mondays after school starting Monday October 2nd and continue through the end of November. You can play as an individual or team up with friends and invest your 'mock' $100,000 in stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Financial Guru and Grade 6 SAGE Team Math teacher Mrs. Pantages will co-teach the class...BUT, did you know that Mrs. Pantages actually introduced Ben Cohen to Jerry Greenfield during recess at their elementary school. She was a classmate of Yes, THE Ben and THE Jerry of the multi-billion dollar ice cream empire - Ben and Jerry's. (SIDE NOTE: She also convinced them to sell ice cream instead of their first idea - flavored mayonnaise! ) 

  SECOND SIDE NOTE:  Mr. Smith-Horn, who's claim to fame is he went to high school with George from "Seinfeld"  is also co-teaching the class.  Interested sixth graders should join the  Stock Market Game Google Classroom using code:  6wevban and come to the first class on Monday, October 2nd in the TEMS Cafeteria.

• The girls soccer team had their first win 5-0 against Illing middle school yesterday. Gianna DiSalvatore had two beautiful goals for the team. Shea Brochu and Allison Marques led the team on defense. Victoria Macchi had an outstanding game in goal. The girl's next game will be Thursday against Suffield. 

•  Last night the Boys Soccer team opened its season account with a firm 3-1 win over their rivals, the Illing Rams. The first half was mostly one sided as 6th grader Sammy Forko scored his first TE goal of a nice feed from Haris Zhinipotoku. The Cougars then took their foot off the gas for a minute or two and Illing Drew one back with a nice finish to the back post. The second half Illing was only able to get one chance though Aniron Pal was up to the task and caught it with little worry. With TE pressing, Doug Quiuqui found the ball at his feet in the box and buried it unassisted. Dalton crane rounded out the scoring after Dliion Leacu crossed it from the right flank. Quiuqui was smart as week as he dummies the ball through his legs so Crane could finish it sweetly. The Cougars next play on Thursday at home versus JFK.

•  Do you have ideas about how to improve TE? Do you want to improve your leadership skills? If you answered yes to those questions, you should run in the elections for student council. Joining student council gives you an opportunity to be a leader at TEMS. You will help plan school wide activities, participate in community projects, and generate new ideas.  Each homeroom will select a representative to student council. Students who are interested in running in the elections should plan to attend a quick informationalmeeting in the library on Wednesday morning, September 20 from 7:30 - 7:45. If you cannot attend the meeting and have questions about student council, please email Ms. Bouquot or Ms. Sullivan or see them in the Lime team hallway.

• Attention 6th graders, there is an Ice Cream Social this Thursday, Sept 21st after school just for you. We will have a DJ and dancing and an ice cream treat for everyone. The event will run from dismissal until 400pm. There will be late buses available. See your homeroom teacher for more information. This is a great way to meet new friends, hang out with old buddies, and just have a great time. Looking forward to seeing the entire 6th grade showing up for this amazing event. 
  

• Timothy Edwards After-School Matinee will be offered this Fall. The program includes a variety of courses and will run October 2nd thru November 9th. The classes will be held from 2:45 – 4:00 p.m. after school once a week. Be sure to visit the TEMS Homepage to access the Matinee Brochure to view the course offerings.  Registration for the offerings runs Monday, September 18 thru Friday, September 22.

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.

• Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, September 13.

• Attention Sixth Grade Students: Registration is open for the Grade 6 Stock Market Game! Classes will meet on Mondays after school starting Monday, October 2nd and continue through the end of November. You can play as an individual or team up with friends and invest your 'mock' $100,000 in stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Join the Google Classroom using code:  6wevban For more information, see Mr. Smith-Horn in room 382. 

• The TEMS Debate Club will meet on Thursday September 14th in the booth section of the cafeteria right after dismissal. This meeting is open to all interested TEMS students interested in learning more about debating! NEW Debaters will be taught the basics of debating and invited to a Scrimmage in November. Join the TEMS Debate Google classroom using code: belbbbq Please note: Returning debaters do not need to attend the meeting but can attend a meeting next Thursday, September 21st in Room 382. For more information, see Mr. Smith-Horn in room 382 - or in the hallway near the Counseling Office every morning before homeroom. 

• Do you want your entire school to wear a spirit wear logo designed by you? Then the TEMS PTO has a contest for you. Show your creativity by designing a new TE logo for school spirit wear.  The Logo should include school name (TE or TEMS), should use school colors and the school mascot. The winning design will be used for school spirit wear in the future and the winner will get a spirit wear item of their choice. The contest is open to all students! Electronic submissions can be submitted using the form found on the TEMS homepage. Hard copy submissions can be dropped off in the main office. We look forward to seeing everyone's new ideas!

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