Solomon Plains Middle School students were recognized for their achievements for the month of May.  Some of the successes of these students are for academics, being helpful and respectful within their classrooms as well as great work ethic throughout the school year.  Thank you to the students and teachers for their nominations and Mr. Tony Khalife, principal for his continued support. 

Solomon Plains Middle School students were recognized for their achievements for the month of April.  Some of the successes of these students are for academics, working hard throughout the month or being helpful and respectful within their classrooms.   Thank you to the students and teachers for their nominations and Mr. Tony Khalife, principal for his continued support. 

 

The students in Mrs. Pascale’s 6th grade English and reading classes at Solomon Plains Middle School had the opportunity to become published authors this year.  Each student contributed a written page and an illustration to match.  The books that each class wrote will be entered into a national contest.  They are keeping their fingers crossed that they become winners.

The students in Mrs. Pascale’s 6th grade English and reading classes at Solomon Plains Middle School had the opportunity to become published authors this year.  Each student contributed a written page and an illustration to match.  The books that each class wrote will be entered into a national contest.  They are keeping their fingers crossed that they become winners.

Each year, the Frank Mattei Award is given to two students, one in 7th grade and one in 8th grade, in honor of Mr. Mattei, a Korean War Veteran.  The two students wrote an essay about why it is important to celebrate Memorial Day.  Mr. Mattei’s daughter, Marie, was in attendance to present each student with a $100.00 award.  The winners are Nick Delscavage in 7th grade and Deanna Herring in 8th grade.   Pictured from left to right are Mr. Tony Khalife, principal, Deanna Herring, Maria Mattei and Nick Delscavage.

The Roland Biscontini Award  is given every year by the Plains Rotary Club and it is for outstanding service within the school and community.  This year’s recipient has completed a lot of community and school service hours. The student’s name will also be placed on a plaque that hangs in the community entrance of our school as well as given a monetary award by the Rotary.  This year’s recipient is Tait Stahovic. He is second in the class and is a hard worker.