Hidden Oaks Middle School

Welcome to HIDDEN OAKS MIDDLE SCHOOL. Our 8th grade Digital Media students wrote, filmed, and produced this short video for all students who will be new to our campus for the 2024-2025 school year. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpOE1VcQyOJGLJnMgqi0a4YBzk1uZu5U/view?usp=drive_link

🍎CELEBRATING EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE🍎 We are very proud to announce that more than 150 students in the Martin County School District earned a perfect score on their state assessments for the 2022-2023 school year! Students were celebrated for this outstanding achievement during the Perfect Score Awards Ceremony last Monday. Fewer than 1% of students in the state earned a perfect score. The climb to #1 continues through our students’ PERFECT mastery of their course content! https://www.martinschools.org/article/1578641#ALLINMartinin👊

Good morning, Please use the link for the weekly announcements. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1m4lN-B4tHOA8FTp-_ZsF1NHal7dCtjBvWisQLwwwSyg/edit?usp=sharing This week starts teacher appreciation week! Slide 3 has both testing schedules, Math and Science/Civics. We have the Chorus Spring Concert on Wednesday, and Gradventure on Friday.

Parents of rising 7th grade students, please read this letter. You may submit the health immunization records to our office during regular school hours. Taking care of this requirement prior to the start of the school year is requested. https://5il.co/2kjah

🎉CELEBRATING PRINCIPALS🎉 On this special day, we recognize the amazing contributions of our school principals. Thank you for your unwavering dedication to our students, staff, and school community. Your leadership inspires greatness every day! #ALLINMartin👊

Good morning, Below is a link for our weekly student announcements. The new bell schedule, the early release schedule and Friday's testing schedule is posted in slide 2. The flyer for the Yearbook and the Spring Baskets is in slide 4. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GwPLP0pb9X1Ziyum_bVAHyQ2vBR21aEb6uAa9-nLwN0/edit?usp=sharing

Beginning Monday April 29th, we have updated our bell schedule. the change includes passing time between periods to go down to three minutes. Also, we will not be flipping the class periods for May as there will be quite a few days with altered schedules due to State Testing and end of year events. https://5il.co/2jof4

Yearbooks will be on sale on campus from April 29-May 9, 2024. Students can bring a check or cash in the amount of $55 to the bookstore window each morning during this purchase window. This will be the last opportunity to purchase yearbooks until AFTER distribution. There will be no purchasing at distribution. After all yearbooks are distributed any remaining yearbooks, if there are any, will be up for sale. Please do not send your students with money on distribution day. Contact Dr. Carreiro for more information: carreij@martinschools.org Distribution details are forthcoming!

Hello, Sharks! Yearbook sales online are closed. When yearbooks arrive on campus (mid May) they can be purchased for $55. Distribution details will be forthcoming; it will be first come first serve as we have about 170 yearbooks left. Please contact Dr. Carreiro for more information: carreij@martinschools.org

Good Morning! The weekly announcements are linked as well as testing dates. 8th grade families: the 8th grade dance flyer is posted including Dress Code Guidelines. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1D4xnsvnCOYIAfXPQ0Z3Y-QFoHbqp75yq0atbKbTc58A/edit?usp=sharing

Our Spring Open house to welcome families new to the area as well as our rising sixth graders was a great success! Please visit this link to access the PDF of our slide deck from our April 16th event. https://5il.co/2ixan

➗➕MATH WEEK 2024✖️➖ Why was the equal sign so humble? Because it knew it wasn't greater or less than anyone else! Today, we're celebrating Equivalent Wednesday for #MCSDMathWeek! The Daily Math Challenge for Wednesday is now available. Students and teachers can compete with others from across the District for prizes. All grade levels are invited to participate! View the Daily Math Challenge here: bit.ly/mcsdmathweek Local careers using math in the spotlight: Evergreen Private Care, Sailfish Splash, StuartLife - The City of Stuart, Florida, and Revolution Prototype & Machine. Watch the full-length video here: https://youtu.be/S537_Nko0rs #ALLINMartin👊

➗➕MATH WEEK 2024✖️➖ Happy MCSD Math Week! Monday = Wild About Math! Throughout this week, students and teachers are celebrating all things math! Each day, students AND teachers can participate in daily math challenges and compete with others from across the District for prizes. All grade levels are invited to participate! Students will also learn about the numerous careers using math on a daily basis. Here's a glimpse of the careers being showcased today: Proctor Construction Company, Martin County Sheriff's Office and Hammock Creek Golf Club. View today’s Daily Math Challenge here: bit.ly/mcsdmathweek Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTuzGA3KlY4 #ALLINMartin👊

We have a busy week: MATH Spirit Week, Cheerleading Tryouts all week, Tuesday night Open House, Friday Spring Dance, Sunday Autism Walk in Jensen Beach, Autism Awareness Posters Due by Monday 4/22 to Dr. Hill. See the link below for details. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1axptIK-QrP9cutbfkjUfLg7xMGDRt0kMsrQ93SO1vQ4/edit?usp=sharing

🔬CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE IN STEM🔬 Students from Stuart Middle School, Hidden Oaks Middle School, Murray Middle School, Martin County High School and South Fork High School recently competed at the State Science and Engineering Fair of Florida. We're excited to share that six teams finished in the top five in their categories. Additionally, MCHS senior Nira Goyal is advancing to the International Science and Engineering Fair! Congratulations to all students who participated in the SSEF and their teachers who played a pivotal role in their success! ➡️ More info here: https://www.martinschools.org/article/1547939 #ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD

HOMS Student Council Presents - SPRING DANCE! Friday April 19th 5:30 - 7:30. School Dress Code in effect, ID and LANYARD required to enter. Students who are absent for unexcused or serving any form of suspension are not permitted to attend.

➗➕MATH WEEK 2024✖️➖ Are you ready to get your math on Martin County School District?! MCSD Math Week is back for the second year! Next week (April 15-19), we are celebrating math in style and highlighting the many careers using math every day. Students can participate in daily math challenges and compete with others from across the District for prizes. All grade levels are invited to participate! Be there or be squared! #MCSDMathWeek2024 #ALLINMartin👊

There's a lot going on a HOMS this week: we have Conference night on Tuesday, Algebra tutoring moved to Monday and Wednesday this week, First Priority Club on Wednesday. All this week we are celebrating Month of the Military Child with Spirit Week. Please use this link for more details about the week's happenings: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1axptIK-QrP9cutbfkjUfLg7xMGDRt0kMsrQ93SO1vQ4/edit?usp=sharing

☀️ SOLAR ECLIPSE SAFETY ☀️ Reminder: At approximately 1:48 p.m., Martin County will begin to experience a partial solar eclipse. This happens when the moon passes directly between Earth and the sun, momentarily casting a shadow and blocking the sun's light. Martin County will not experience a "totality" like other parts of the country and can expect to see approximately 51% coverage of the sun. It is NEVER safe to look directly into the sun with the naked eye. For more information on how to view the solar eclipse next week, please visit: https://www.martinschools.org/article/1532351

☀️ SOLAR ECLIPSE SAFETY ☀️ On Monday, April 8, a partial solar eclipse will occur when the moon passes directly between Earth and the sun, momentarily casting a shadow and blocking the sun's light. Martin County will not experience a "totality" like other parts of the country and can expect to see approximately 51% coverage of the sun. It is NEVER safe to look directly into the sun with the naked eye. For more information on how to view the solar eclipse next week, please visit: https://www.martinschools.org/article/1532351