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Vote for your favorite SEC team and give back to our community! Starting Tuesday, October 15th we will have a canned food drive in support of TEAM (Trussville Ecumenical Assistive Ministry) which supports families in Trussville and surrounding communities. Place your non-perishable goods in the box of your choice by November 8th. Boxes will be located outside of the gym and the lunchroom. Your donation supports your favorite SEC team AND gives back to our community
The sale begins October 4th and ends November 5th. They are $25 each and $12.50 goes back to the school. New this year: the coupon book app! You can download the app and always have your coupons with you, no matter where you are in the United States. If every student sells one book the school will earn over $14,000!!!
Take coupon book orders, collect and turn in money. Once the HTMS PTO receives payment, additional books will be sent home with the students. Please return any unsold books, as HTMS PTO is charged for all unreturned books. Please make checks payable to HTMS PTO!
Examples of great local coupons this year:
**NEW PRIZES FOR STUDENTS THIS YEAR!!
Level 1 (3 books sold): HT T-Shirt and KONA ICE PARTY
Level 2 (5 books sold): HT T-Shirt, Kona Ice Party, and Coupon Book
Level 3 (10 books sold): HT T-Shirt, Kona Ice Party, Coupon Book, and HT Hoodie
Top 3 Book Sellers: HT T-Shirt, Kona Ice Party, Free coupon book, HT Hoodie, and an Urban Air Ultimate Family Night Package (jumping, pizza, and drinks for 4)!!
Donations Accepted Too!
If you want to make a donation instead of buying a coupon book, you can still qualify for prizes. You can write a check to HTMS PTO. Send it to school labeled “PTO Donation” with your child’s name and home room teacher’s name/grade.
Level 1: $40 donation (HT T-shirt and Kona Ice Party)
Level 2: $65 donation (HT T-shirt, Kona Ice Party, & Spirit Item)
Level 3: $125 donation (HT T-shirt, Kona Ice Party, Spirit Item, & HT Hoodie)
HTMS will not dismiss early on Thursday, August 15. Early dismissal will begin on August 22.
Beginning in August, all Trussville City Schools will dismiss early on Thursday instead of Monday.
Teachers and parents of elementary school children were surveyed to ask their opinion about aligning the elementary early dismissal with the secondary schools. Over 75% of the respondents to the survey thought all schools should dismiss early on the same day of the week.
Beginning with the 2019-20 school year, all schools in our system will dismiss early on Thursday instead of Monday.
Click here to access the summer reading requirements for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade for the 2019-2020 school year.
Click HERE to access 2019-2020 supply lists. You will also find the required reading book order forms for the 2019-2020 school year.
The Honors Choir was invited to perform as the featured middle school ensemble at the University of Montevallo’s 49th Annual Festival of Voices. This was a huge honor and an outstanding opportunity for these students, Choir Director Ben Cook said, "I’m very proud of their accomplishments."
Hewitt-Trussville Middle School was named as a finalist for the Best Public Middle School by Birmingham Magazine.
Attorney General Steve Marshall today announced the winners of the 2018 Alabama Safe Schools Initiative Awards of Excellence.
Please click this link to access the HTMS Curriculum and Course Description catalog.
Krista DeMent and Amy McIntyre, counselor of Hewitt-Trussville Middle School, have qualified their school counseling program for the Recognition of Accountability, Verification and Excellence Award (RAVE) presented annually at the Alabama School Counseling Association (ALSCA) Awards Luncheon convening this year in Montgomery, Alabama on November 21, 2019. Since this is their second year to qualify, the school counseling program will be awarded the Silver RAVE Award at the ALSCA Awards Luncheon.
Congratualtions to Brandon Peters, the teacher of the year for HTMS!
HTMS Counselor, Amy McIntrye, welcomed attendees to the Alabama School Counselor Annual Critical Issues Conference at Birmingham-Southern College during the recent conference, October 3-4. Amy serves as Historian of The Alabama School Counselor Association. TCS Counselors are proud of Amy’s leadership and service!
