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MUHLENBERG COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL SBDM PARENT NOMINATIONS 2026-2027
May 6-14, 2026
Muhlenberg County Middle School has three parent vacancies on the school’s School Based Decision Making (SBDM) Council. Parents may nominate themselves or another parent as a nominee for the election to the council. Nominees must complete the Parent Nomination Form and submit to the front office by 3pm on May 14, 2026. Nominations forms can be found on the MCMS school Facebook page or in the MCMS front office. The election will take place via paper ballot on Thursday May 21, 2026 from 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. behind the school at the student drop off location or from 4:00 p.m. -- 5:00 p.m. in the MCMS lobby. The three nominees with the most votes will be elected to serve as parent representatives on the SBDM Council.
The definition of parent includes anyone who is a parent, stepparent, foster parent, and/or a person who has legal custody of a student (KR 160.345(1)(d)) and who is attending the school during the council member’s term of office.
A parent is ineligible if he or she is an employee or a relative of an employee (father, mother, brother, sister, husband, wife, son, daughter) of the school in which that parent serves, nor shall the parent representative be an employee or a relative of an employee in the district administrative offices. (KR 160.345(2)(a)), or a local school board member or the spouse of a board member.
New SBDM members are mandated by KRS 160.345.(6) to obtain six hours of training in the implementation of SBDM decision making, no later than 30 days after the beginning of the service year. Experienced (returning) members are required to obtain three hours of training, no later than 120 days after the beginning of the service year in which they are elected to serve.
If you have questions regarding the nomination process, please reach out to the school at 270-338-4650.
MUHLENBERG COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL SBDM PARENT NOMINATIONS 2026-2027
May 6-14, 2026
Muhlenberg County Middle School has three parent vacancies on the school’s School Based Decision Making (SBDM) Council. Parents may nominate themselves or another parent as a nominee for the election to the council. Nominees must complete the Parent Nomination Form and submit to the front office by 3pm on May 14, 2026. Nominations forms can be found on the MCMS school Facebook page or in the MCMS front office. The election will take place via paper ballot on Thursday May 21, 2026 from 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. behind the school at the student drop off location or from 4:00 p.m. -- 5:00 p.m. in the MCMS lobby. The three nominees with the most votes will be elected to serve as parent representatives on the SBDM Council.
The definition of parent includes anyone who is a parent, stepparent, foster parent, and/or a person who has legal custody of a student (KR 160.345(1)(d)) and who is attending the school during the council member’s term of office.
A parent is ineligible if he or she is an employee or a relative of an employee (father, mother, brother, sister, husband, wife, son, daughter) of the school in which that parent serves, nor shall the parent representative be an employee or a relative of an employee in the district administrative offices. (KR 160.345(2)(a)), or a local school board member or the spouse of a board member.
New SBDM members are mandated by KRS 160.345.(6) to obtain six hours of training in the implementation of SBDM decision making, no later than 30 days after the beginning of the service year. Experienced (returning) members are required to obtain three hours of training, no later than 120 days after the beginning of the service year in which they are elected to serve.
If you have questions regarding the nomination process, please reach out to the school at 270-338-4650.
KSA testing begins tomorrow! We are excited for our students to show up and show what they know on the test! Students will need to bring their Chromebooks (fully charged) & their chargers for testing. Testing will continue Friday, Monday, & Tuesday.
KSA testing begins Thursday. Please make sure your student brings his/her Chromebook (fully charged) and charger each day of testing.
This week is Teacher Appreciation Week! We are celebrating with a Spirit Week! We'd love to see our students dress like the 90s too!
Beta Club Fundraiser! Don't let the name fool you, it's more than just popcorn. You pay directly on the website, and items ship straight to your home. Please support our fundraiser by clicking the link below:
https://poppinpopcornonline.com/store/store.php?sID=CJLYJS
Thank you!
https://poppinpopcornonline.com/store/store.php?sID=CJLYJS
Thank you!
Tomorrow is the last day to order a shirt for our PTO Fundraiser!
Grab yours here: https://forms.gle/XGGqvY3vTX7ULTQSA
Grab yours here: https://forms.gle/XGGqvY3vTX7ULTQSA
Today is the Spring Book Frenzy! We are looking forward to books, food, prizes, & fun! Any student who signed up and plans to attend will need to have a ride in the car rider like by 4:50.
Cheerleading Info: All students who plan to participate need to have an updated KHSAA sports physical. This must be on file with the coach or front office this week. Please see the flyer for dates and times.
Girls Basketball Open Gym Info: All students who plan to participate need to have an updated KHSAA sports physical. This must be on file with the coach or front office this week. Please see the flyer for dates and times.
Boys Basketball Open Gym Info: All students who plan to participate need to have an updated KHSAA sports physical. This must be on file with the coach or front office this week. Please see the flyer for dates and times.
The PTO is hosting a t-shirt fundraiser! See the flyer for more info.
Tomorrow's Autism Awareness Spirit Week Theme is "Wear comfy clothes (even PJs) & sunglasses. Just a reminder that spring break is next week. No school April 6th - 10th.
Tomorrow's Autism Awareness Spirit Week Theme: Wear red!
Autism Awareness Week theme for tomorrow. Dress like something you love!
We are celebrating Autism Awareness Week with a spirit week starting tomorrow (March 30-April 3). Here are the themes for each day:
Monday - Hat Day
Tuesday - Wear rainbow colors or tie-dyed clothing.
Wednesday - Dress to show something you love.
Thursday - Wear red.
Friday - Wear comfy clothes (even PJs) & sunglasses.
Monday - Hat Day
Tuesday - Wear rainbow colors or tie-dyed clothing.
Wednesday - Dress to show something you love.
Thursday - Wear red.
Friday - Wear comfy clothes (even PJs) & sunglasses.
Get ready to Rock Your Socks!
Tomorrow MCMS will celebrate Crazy Sock Day in honor of Down Syndrome Awareness! Students and staff are invited to wear their brightest, silliest, most mismatched socks to help spread a message of inclusion and awareness.
Why socks? Chromosomes look like the shape of socks, and individuals with Down Syndrome have three copies of the 21st Chromosome instead of two. Wearing crazy socks is a fun way to start conversations and show support for our Down Syndrome community!
So dig through your drawers and find those wild, colorful socks to wear tomorrow! Let’s Rock Our Socks and celebrate differences together.
Tomorrow MCMS will celebrate Crazy Sock Day in honor of Down Syndrome Awareness! Students and staff are invited to wear their brightest, silliest, most mismatched socks to help spread a message of inclusion and awareness.
Why socks? Chromosomes look like the shape of socks, and individuals with Down Syndrome have three copies of the 21st Chromosome instead of two. Wearing crazy socks is a fun way to start conversations and show support for our Down Syndrome community!
So dig through your drawers and find those wild, colorful socks to wear tomorrow! Let’s Rock Our Socks and celebrate differences together.
Correction on picture orders: Only spring picture orders are due tomorrow. Graduation proofs will be sent home at a later date.
Spring & 8th grade graduation picture money is due on Thursday, March 19th. If you want to place an order after this date, please take orders & money to the Photo Phactory.
Get ready to Rock Your Socks!
On Friday, March 20th MCMS will celebrate Crazy Sock Day in honor of Down Syndrome Awareness! Students and staff are invited to wear their brightest, silliest, most mismatched socks to help spread a message of inclusion and awareness.
Why socks? Chromosomes look like the shape of socks, and individuals with Down Syndrome have three copies of the 21st Chromosome instead of two. Wearing crazy socks is a fun way to start conversations and show support for our Down Syndrome community!
So dig through your drawers and find those wild, colorful socks to wear on Friday, March 20th! Let’s Rock Our Socks and celebrate differences together.
On Friday, March 20th MCMS will celebrate Crazy Sock Day in honor of Down Syndrome Awareness! Students and staff are invited to wear their brightest, silliest, most mismatched socks to help spread a message of inclusion and awareness.
Why socks? Chromosomes look like the shape of socks, and individuals with Down Syndrome have three copies of the 21st Chromosome instead of two. Wearing crazy socks is a fun way to start conversations and show support for our Down Syndrome community!
So dig through your drawers and find those wild, colorful socks to wear on Friday, March 20th! Let’s Rock Our Socks and celebrate differences together.
Last Chance Book Fair Shopping! The restock for the book fair did not arrive until this afternoon. We will offer one last chance to shop the book fair from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM tomorrow. Students may shop with cash, check, card, or e-Wallet.