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Friday, October 27, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog - 10/27/17



Dear Hunt Families-

Please see below an important update to the school year calendar from the Superintendent's Office. This update will also be posted onto the BSDVT website calendar. 

Important Updates to the 2017-18 School Year CalendarThe Superintendent’s Office has made the following changes to the SY 17-18 District Calendar to account for student days lost during the work stoppage in September. These school days are being made up in March rather than June to allow for greater instructional value and to prevent extending the school year.

  • Tuesday, March 6 -School will be in session on Town Meeting Day, ending spring break one day earlier for students. Teacher in-service will no longer take place that day. 
  • Thursday, March 22 will now be a full day of school. It was originally scheduled for a half-day followed by parent/teacher conferences. 
  • Friday, March 23 will now be a half-day of school for students followed by parent/teacher conferences. It was originally scheduled as a “ no school” day in the District and a full day of conferences. 

There will be added time made available for spring parent/teacher conferences to accommodate this modified District calendar. This will happen on a school by school basis. 

The tentative last day of school remains Wednesday, June 13th as originally planned, subject to change if there are snow days this winter. Any snow days that occur will be made up in June. BHS Graduation will still take place on Thursday, June 14th at 10 AM and will not change. 
Questions? Contact:

Erik Wells
ewells@bsdvt.org
Communications Specialist 802-540-5347


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Basketball Sign-ups

October 30th

3pm in the gymTryouts start Nov 6th






Sunday, May 21, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog ~ May 21, 2017

Upcoming Band Concert


The Hunt Middle School Band concert is this Wednesday, May 24th at 7:00 pm. We are looking for volunteers to bring baked goods or drinks to the bake sale that night and two volunteers to work the table. 

                                             

Gardner's Wanted!!!


Stay tuned for the date of the gardening work session--we are just waiting on the delivery of the mulch! Helpers are needed to pull weeds, trim back plants and SHOVEL MULCH!





Hunt Tee Shirt Orders are due to the office by 4 pm on May 30th!


We have Men's and Women's cuts,in grey, with the cool HMS panther logo. At only $13 each it's a great way to show off your panther pride while supporting student activities at the school. You can purchase anytime by contacting the PTO at huntmiddleschool@gmail.com. 

All proceeds go toward funding student activities.  


Thank you for supporting HMS!




Sunday, April 30, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog - April 30, 2017


National Teacher Appreciation week starts Monday!


Tomorrow begins a week of appreciation for all teachers that help guide our children all year long.  Let's show them how special they are!! All parents are encouraged to show their support in some small way, either by a handmade card or sign, flowers, snacks, treats, goodies, beverages.  On your next trip to the grocery store, maybe pick up something a little extra for the teachers.

Goodies can be brought in to the office each day.  They will be placed in the staff room for all to enjoy. 

This is a very special opportunity to show our teachers how much we care!


Thank-you on behalf of the PTO!

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Principal’s Report

April 20, 2017


We are very pleased to welcome our new long-term substitute French teacher, Monsieur Baptiste Delvalle. Monsieur Delvalle is a native speaker of French and is bringing a language immersion approach to instruction in French. He has worked with our after school program teaching French through cooking. Our students are already benefitting from Baptiste’s engaging efforts.


Our student performers recently completed their very successful drama production of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. This production, made possible by our partnership with the Very Merry Theatre Company, provided an opportunity for more than sixty Hunt Middle School students to be involved in a first-rate theatre performance. Special thanks go to Very Merry’s Don Wright for his great work with our students. Felix Nadworny starred as Willy Wonka and  Will Belluche starred as Charlie. It really was a fantastic show and all of the cast and crew did a great job!

With spring upon us we are busy planning for the end of our school year which will be here before we know it. Due to weather-related school closures during our snowy winter our last day of school will now be Monday, June 19th. Our eighth grade promotion ceremony has been moved to Thursday, June 15th at 1:00 P.M. Another very special annual event to which we are looking forward happens on Friday, May 26th when we host next year’s sixth grade students for our annual Step Up Day. On Step Up Day current fifth graders will visit Hunt to learn all about our school and the awesome learning experiences that lie ahead during their middle school years. More information on these exciting HMS events will be sent out to families soon.

We are also gearing up for our eighth grade class trip. This year, as in the past several years, our HMS eighth graders will be taking a class trip to the Six Flags-Great Adventure Amusement Park in Lake George, New York. Students are currently raising funds for their trip through a cookie dough sale. Please consider purchasing a tub of cookie dough from an HMS eighth grader or from our main office to help support this fun culminating experience for our students.

Our aforementioned HMS play was made possible through the efforts of many parent and guardian volunteers who eagerly donated their time and talents to providing a high quality dramatic experience for our students. These efforts included set construction, costume design, makeup application, coaching and instruction on acting, singing and dancing, and many other tasks. These volunteers’ dedication and role-modeling are invaluable to making our yearly drama production a success. Special thanks go to a special group of parents who have been enthusiastic and active supporters of our drama program during the years that they have had students at Hunt. Colby Kervick, Brooks Elder, Kate Belluche, Bella Nadworny and Kat Kleman have dedicated countless hours to helping make our drama productions fantastic experiences for many, many past and present Hunt students.


Respectfully Submitted,

Leonard H. Phelan, HMS Principal



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April PTO Meeting Minutes

Math Counts Update
Parent Kate Stein has been working with 4 boys in the Math Counts competition at UVM. Shout out to Allen Matson for all his help! She also shared that HMS came in  2nd place in the middle school scholar’s bowl, behind Mater Christi.  4 boys participated.  We could sponsor a team and provide tshirts. Consider sponsoring the teams and putting in the budget for next year.

Geo Bee Update
Seven students have signed up to participate next month in the GeoBee,  at Essex middle, representing the HMS team.

PTO President’s Report

The Hunt PTO will need new leadership for next year. Please consider it.  Next month (May) is our last meeting for the school year.

At this time, the only remaining fundraising the PTO has planned are the end-of-the-year concert bake sales:  

Band Concert -May 24 
Chorus Concert- June 7  

We will set up a Signup Genius and need a lead person to coordinate.

HMS T-shirts!  The PTO will sell at 6th grade Parent information night scheduled for May 25th and will do another round of flyers home with students.  2 sample shirts have been donated to the office for display. Could we get Student Council support?

May 8 is deadline to submit dates for printed 2017-2018 BSD calendar.  Need to decide on next year’s events: Back-to-School social, Harvest Dinner? Breakfast/Auction, Plant Sale? Other?

District mediation updates can be found on BSD homepage, link for negotiations page.

Treasurer’s report – Paula Henry
Checking account balance eff 3/31/17 is $9,554.  Of this, $5,708 is unrestricted.  Approved outstanding funding requests and budgeted expenses total $1,580.

New Business

  • Update on the Play -  huge success!  We are losing 2 of the 3 production managers next year.  Volunteers needed to take this on.
  • Update on new fundraiser - Pancake Breakfast/Auction, brought in ~$2,400.  Great volunteers, cooks, donations, and attendees. Hope to see more staff next year! Will donate $150 proceeds from 50/50 raffle to local food pantry.  Where to distribute remaining funds?
  • Staff Appreciation week starts May 1.  Choose date to do something nice for Staff. Last year, goodies and flowers. Need someone to lead, set up Sign-up Genius.
  • New HMS magnets to replace the traditional HMS Honor roll bumper stickers.  This will be a way to celebrate all student success, and incorporate the new HMS logo for recognition in the community.  Will look into pricing.



Last meeting of 2016-2017 is May 18th.  Need 6th-7th grade parents to attend!

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Get Your Hunt Tee Shirts!


Hey HMS families!  
Have you purchased your Hunt Tee Shirt yet?  
We have Men's and Women's cuts,in grey, with the cool HMS panther logo. At only $13 each it's a great way to show off your panther pride while supporting student activities at the school. You can purchase anytime by contacting the PTO at huntmiddleschool@gmail.com. 

All proceeds go toward funding student activities.  


Thank you for supporting HMS!



Sunday, April 9, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog - April 9, 2017





Mediation Session to Take Place Next Week


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 4, 2017 
Media Contact: Stephanie Seguino Vice-Chairperson, Burlington School Board of Commissioners 
802-540-5347 

On Tuesday, April 11, the Burlington School Board will meet with the Burlington Education Association \(the teachers' union) and a mediator in an effort to resolve remaining issues that led to impasse in March. Among the core issues to be discussed are the different positions on operational changes, health care, and what constitutes a sustainable rate of growth in total compensation. 

A summary of the Board's and union's positions moving into mediation can be found on the District's website

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Message From Yaw Obeng, Superintendent

Greetings:

This time of year the Superintendent’s Office receives questions about the administrative hiring process and administrator placement for the next school year, like “can I be part of a hiring team?” and “who will my child’s Principal be?”

Hiring and developing leaders is both an art and a science. Investigating the previous process a year ago, parents, administrators, and media spoke about inequities that tookplace. The consensus was to do something different. So last year our District embarked on a new administrative hiring process based on research-based leadership competencies, comments and reflections received from staff and parents from previous hiring processes. Read more...


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The Link between Negotiations and Educating Children

Burlington School Board
April 4, 2017


In approaching contract negotiations with employee unions, the School Board is informed by its Mission Statement: “The mission of the Burlington School District is to graduate
students who: value different cultures; engage with the community; communicate effectively; think creatively; skillfully solve problems; and achieve at their highest
academic, intellectual and personal potential.” Read more...

Monday, March 27, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog - March 27, 2017

THIS WEDNESDAY!

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PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES
MAR 30 - 1:00 - 6:30 PM
MAR 31 -  7:30 - 11:30 PM

Hunt Middle school has Parent Conferences every day, year round. (Click here for scheduling information) If you can not find a conference time that works for you please contact our Guidance office to schedule another time.  Our Admin Assistant in guidance, Nikola Gorcikova, can assist you.  Please contact her at 802-864-8470 or by email at ngorciko@bsdvt.org.

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HUNT MIDDLE SCHOOL THEATRE PRESENTS

Hunt Middle School proudly presents it's annual spring musical: Willy Wonka!

Come see this musical version of Roald Dahl's timeless tale Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. 

Performances will be at the Hunt Middle School auditorium:
Thursday April 6 at 4pm
Friday April 7 and Saturday April 8 at 7pm


Admission is free! However, if you purchase a playbill at one of our evening shows, a few lucky winners may discover they've found a golden ticket and win a bag of Lake Champlain Chocolates! 

Come support youth theatre and see this wonderful production!

Sunday, March 19, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog- March 19, 2017

Got Pancakes? (We Do!)

Join us this Saturday, for our all-ages Pancake Breakfast & Silent Auction! This fun, delicious community event offers pancakes (GF/vegan available), Vermont maple syrup, Cabot cheese, homemade applesauce & hot coffee! 

Check out our Silent Auction while you catch up with neighbors, friends and some elected officials! You’ll find local art, jewelry, gift certificates for massage, local restaurants, yoga and more! Pot up seeds at our garden table & browse our gently used books sale! 

Suggested donations are $6 Adults, $4 Kids ages 3-12. Groups of 4 or more, $20. Kids 2 & under are FREE! No one will be turned away for lack of funds. 

If you would like to donate an item to our silent auction, or have gently used books to include in the book sale, please email Rebecca Padnos at rpadnos@hotmail.com, OR drop off gently used books in the collection box at 21 LaFountain Street.

Proceeds from this event benefit Hunt Middle School students, including educational outings, 8th grade graduation, Hunt Drama, and the North End Food Pantry.



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Student Support Services Parent Forum

Substance Abuse and Addiction: Impact on Child Development and Education 


Thursday, March 23 
6:00-7:30 p.m.


Sustainability Academy

123 North Street, Burlington, VT


This parent forum will cover the impact substance abuse and addiction has on child development and education. Join Laura Nugent, District Student Support Director and Jackie Corbally, City of Burlington Opiate Policy Coordinator for this discussion.



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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 13, 2017Media Contact:Mark Porter, Chair,

Burlington School Board of Commissioners 878-6666 |mporter@bsdvt.org

School Board’s Request for Open and Public Negotiations Refused by Union

The Burlington School Board has been negotiating a new teachers’ contract with the Burlington Education Association (BEA) since last fall to replace the current contract that expires this August. The Board requested open negotiating sessions so the community could be well informed throughout the process. The Board’s negotiating team made these requests to the BEA at several closed-door bargaining sessions and in written communications between October 2016 and February 2017. The Union has, however, rejected these requests.

In an effort to understand the status of this issue across the State, the School Board checked with the Vermont School Boards Association (VSBA) and the Vermont Superintendents Association (VSA) and learned that nearly 60 percent of districts currently bargaining are doing so in open session.

“The people of Burlington want transparency,” said Mark Porter, Chair of the Burlington School Board of Commissioners. “We’ve made a concerted effort from the beginning to follow the same open negotiation process that many other school districts in Vermont have begun, but the BEA has not agreed to hold contract talks in public, in response to our many requests to do so.”
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Monday, March 13, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog - March 12. 2017

Approved Ballot Items Set Tone for the Future of the Burlington School District


The District’s Fiscal Year ‘18 budget and $19 million infrastructure improvement bond ballot items both passed by significant margins on Town Meeting Day.

Unofficial results released by the Burlington City Clerk’s Office show that the budget was approved by 3,905 - 2,717 votes and the bond passed by a 5,047 - 1,552 margin.

“The budget and bond were both thoughtfully developed by the School Board to meet the needs of students as we look to the future,” Superintendent Yaw Obeng said. “I want to thank the voters of Burlington for supporting the vision of the District, and I look forward to sharing our accomplishments in the coming year.”

The approved bond will be part of a new capital improvement fund to address deferred maintenance items in schools throughout the District. Implementation planning for this capital program will begin in the coming months.
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Student Support Services Parent Forum

Substance Abuse and Addiction: 
Impact on Child Development and Education 

Join Jackie Corbally, Opiate Policy Coordinator and Laura Nugent, Student Support Director for this discussion that will cover the impact substance abuse and addiction has on child development and education. 

Sustainability Academy
123 North Street, Burlington, VT
Thursday, March 23 6:00-7:30 p.m.
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Pancake Breakfast and Silent Auction


ALL are invited to the Pancake Breakfast & Silent Auction
Saturday, March 25th from 
8:30 am to 11:30 am

This event is sponsored by the Hunt Middle School PTO. Mark your calendars now! Prices for admission still to be determined, but will be reasonable & no one will be turned away due to ability to pay.

We'd welcome help! If you are interested in helping with cooking, welcoming guests, set-up, clean-up, serving, communications, or silent auction, please email Helen Rock at rockjonesvt@gmail.com or call/text 802-999-7574.


If you have items to donate to the silent auction, please email Rebecca Padnos at rpadnos@hotmail.com.  


Thank you for your support!
Helen Rock, Event Chair

Monday, March 6, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog - March 5, 2017


Remember to Vote on March 7th!

On Town Meeting Day, March 7, the Burlington School District will seek voter approval on two separate articles: 

1) a $85.5 million FY '18 general fund budget; 

2) a $19 million bond to address deferred building maintenance. 

Included in the proposed $85.5 million FY '18 general fund budget is $100,000 in debt service repayment for the new $19 million bond. The authority to bond must be approved separately from the budget. In developing the budget, District leadership included the debt service payment for FY '18 so the funds would be available for that expense if the bond was approved. Therefore, the approval of the bond will not add any additional expense to the FY '18 budget. 

Informative Resources About the FY '18 School Budget and Bond Article:


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Hunt School News

Please welcome Nicola Gorcikova as the new Administrative Assistant to Guidance. Therese Barcomb, our long time Guidance Administrative assistant, has retired. We wish her well.

JP Farineau
will be joining us on March 8th, as a long term French teacher. 

Coffee chat with the principal is on March 10th at 8:15 am.

Spring Sports
sign-ups are on March 20th after school in the gym.

Teacher conferences are March 30th and 31st.  These slots can fill up early; however, we hold conferences at any time during the year. If you are not able to schedule a slot on conferences days, please feel free to schedule at your convenience. Conference day sign-ups will be on-line on the Hunt web page later this month.

The Hunt March Newsletter is now posted on the website.
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SAVE THE DATE!

Pancake Breakfast and Silent Auction


ALL are invited to the Pancake Breakfast & Silent Auction
Saturday, March 25th from 
8:30 am to 11:30 am

This event is sponsored by the Hunt Middle School PTO. Mark your calendars now! Prices for admission still to be determined, but will be reasonable & no one will be turned away due to ability to pay.

We'd welcome help! If you are interested in helping with cooking, welcoming guests, set-up, clean-up, serving, communications, or silent auction, please email Helen Rock at rockjonesvt@gmail.com or call/text 802-999-7574.
If you have items to donate to the silent auction, please email Rebecca Padnos at rpadnos@hotmail.com.  


Thank you for your support!
Helen Rock, Event Chair

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FLETCHER FREE LIBRARY HOSTS A TRAVELING SMITHSONIAN EXHIBITION:

“EXPLORING HUMAN ORIGINS”



FLETCHER FREE LIBRARY HOSTS A TRAVELING SMITHSONIAN EXHIBITION“EXPLORING HUMAN ORIGINS”


Burlington, VT — Exploring Human Origins: What Does It Mean to Be Human?, a national traveling exhibition of the Smithsonian Institution, will be on display at the Fletcher Free Library through March 17, 2017.

Through panels, interactive kiosks, hands-on displays and videos, Exploring Human Origins: What Does It Mean to Be Human? invites audiences to explore milestones in the evolutionary journey of becoming human — from walking upright, creating technology and eating new foods, to brain enlargement and the development of symbolic language and complex societies — advancements that define the unique position of humans in the history of life.

Based on the Smithsonian’s What Does It Mean to Be Human? permanent exhibition hall at the National Museum of Natural History (NMNH), Exploring Human Origins: What Does It Mean to Be Human? seeks to shed light on what we know about human origins and how we know it. The exhibition welcomes different cultural perspectives on evolution and seeks to foster positive dialogue and a respectful exploration of the science.

“The topic of human evolution is fascinating, we are proud that the Fletcher Free Library can help encourage a constructive, informative discussion on the subject,” said Mary Danko, Fletcher Free’s Library Director. “We encourage people of all beliefs to explore the exhibition and participate in associated programming, and delve into human origins in a way that is captivating and relevant.”

 Please visit the exhibit website for a complete calendar of programming and events. Core partners in this initiative are the University of Vermont (UVM) and the University of Vermont Medical Center, St. Michael’s College, Champlain College, RETN, and the Friends of the Fletcher Free Library. 


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Get Your Hunt Tee Shirts!

Hey HMS families!  Have you purchased your Hunt Tee Shirt yet?  We have Men's and Women's cuts,in grey, with the cool HMS panther logo. At only $13 each it's a great way to show off your panther pride while supporting student activities at the school. 

You can purchase anytime by contacting the PTO at huntmiddleschool@gmail.com. 


All proceeds go toward funding student activities.  

Thank you for supporting HMS!

Monday, February 27, 2017

Hunt Middle School PTO Blog -February 26, 2017


Message from the BSDVT Superintendent, Dr. Yaw Obeng

On Town Meeting Day, March 7, the Burlington School District will seek voter approval on two separate articles: 

1) a $85.5 million FY '18 general fund budget; 
2) a $19 million bond to address deferred building maintenance. 


Included in the proposed $85.5 million FY '18 general fund budget is $100,000 in debt service repayment for the new $19 million bond. The authority to bond must be approved separately from the budget. In developing the budget, District leadership included the debt service payment for FY '18 so the funds would be available for that expense if the bond was approved. Therefore, the approval of the bond will not add any additional expense to the FY '18 budget. 

Additional questions about the budget or bond article before Town Meeting Day? 

Email: superintendent@bsdvt.org

Links to Informative Resources About the FY '18 School Budget and Bond Article:


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Burlington School District's Annual Report and FY'18 Comprehensive Budget Document Available Now.

Burlington residents can review these documents: 
  • On the BSDVT website at www.bsdvt.org, (click the "Budget" tab on left side of page 2
  • via hard copy mailed to you by calling 324-7872 
  • via hard copy available at local public schools, City Hall and Fletcher Free Library.
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Show Your Support! Grab a Sign!




The  Burlington Friends of Education met on Feb 22 to assemble signs in support of the upcoming school budget vote.  

There are approximately 80 signs remaining.  Parents interested in putting a sign in their front yard can pick one up from the front porch at 44 Caroline Street.  The group will be making more over February break in the event all the signs are taken. The ground has softened enough for people to get them in the ground before it freezes again...Don't delay!


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SAVE THE DATE!

Hunt Middle School PTO 
Pancake Breakfast and Silent Auction

 

Dear Hunt students, families, teachers & staff:

You are invited to the Hunt Middle School PTO Pancake Breakfast & Silent Auction on Saturday, March 25th from 8:30am - 11:30am.  


All welcome!!
Mark your calendars now! Prices for admission still to be determined, but will be reasonable & no one will be turned away due to ability to pay.

We'd welcome help! If you are interested in helping with cooking, welcoming guests, set-up, clean-up, serving, communications, or silent auction, please email Helen Rock at rockjonesvt@gmail.com or call/text 802-999-7574.
If you have items to donate to the silent auction, please email Rebecca Padnos at rpadnos@hotmail.com.  


Thank you for your support!
Helen Rock, Event Chair

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FLETCHER FREE LIBRARY HOSTS A TRAVELING SMITHSONIAN EXHIBITION:

“EXPLORING HUMAN ORIGINS”


The Smithsonian has brought an awesome exhibit to the Fletcher Free Library.  Some HMS students will be touring the exhibit with their class.  Other students not going on the formal tour may wish to visit the exhibit with their families.  The “Paleolithic”-themed opening reception on February 22 at 5:30pm is followed by a talk with Dr. Rick Potts, who is Director of the Smithsonian’s Human Origins Program. 

FLETCHER FREE LIBRARY HOSTS A TRAVELING SMITHSONIAN EXHIBITION“EXPLORING HUMAN ORIGINS”


Burlington, VT — Exploring Human Origins: What Does It Mean to Be Human?, a national traveling exhibition of the Smithsonian Institution, will be on display at the Fletcher Free Library from 18 February 2017 to 17 March 2017.

Through panels, interactive kiosks, hands-on displays and videos, Exploring Human Origins: What Does It Mean to Be Human? invites audiences to explore milestones in the evolutionary journey of becoming human — from walking upright, creating technology and eating new foods, to brain enlargement and the development of symbolic language and complex societies — advancements that define the unique position of humans in the history of life.

Based on the Smithsonian’s What Does It Mean to Be Human? permanent exhibition hall at the National Museum of Natural History (NMNH), Exploring Human Origins: What Does It Mean to Be Human? seeks to shed light on what we know about human origins and how we know it. The exhibition welcomes different cultural perspectives on evolution and seeks to foster positive dialogue and a respectful exploration of the science.

“The topic of human evolution is fascinating, we are proud that the Fletcher Free Library can help encourage a constructive, informative discussion on the subject,” said Mary Danko, Fletcher Free’s Library Director. “We encourage people of all beliefs to explore the exhibition and participate in associated programming, and delve into human origins in a way that is captivating and relevant.”

 Please visit the exhibit website for a complete calendar of programming and events. Core partners in this initiative are the University of Vermont (UVM) and the University of Vermont Medical Center, St. Michael’s College, Champlain College, RETN, and the Friends of the Fletcher Free Library. 


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Get Your Hunt Tee Shirts!

Hey HMS families!  Have you purchased your Hunt Tee Shirt yet?  We have Men's and Women's cuts,in grey, with the cool HMS panther logo. At only $13 each it's a great way to show off your panther pride while supporting student activities at the school. 

You can purchase anytime by contacting the PTO at huntmiddleschool@gmail.com. 


All proceeds go toward funding student activities.  

Thank you for supporting HMS!