Please join you classmates in an evening of fun, games, dancing, a photo booth, pizza and treats in the new gym area of Reagan Middle School.  Only Reagan students will be admitted.  Admission is $3.00, or $2.00 with a donation of 2 canned good items.  Pop and Pizza will be available for purchase.  All proceeds raised from the dance will go to Heifer International and Dixon Food Pantry to help fight hunger in our community and abroad.

If you purchased a t-shirt from Mrs. Kitzman, please wear it the night of the dance! A group photo will be taken at 7:00 P.M.

 Reagan Middle School Global Project 2012 Permission Slip Dance

Project Hunger Dance Flyer

Reagan Middle School 8th grade Art students create hallway ceiling tiles for “Hall 16” and for classroom teachers during third quarter art.
Creating ceiling tiles for the hallways at Washington, Jefferson, and Reagan Middle School has been my passion. I know that when students create art which enhances their school environment, it inspires a sense of ownership and pride for their school community. Every time they see their art exhibited they are reminded about the effort and learning that took place. They remember that art is created to be looked at.

Students from Reagan Middle School competed at the Illinois Grade School Music Association District V Organizational Contest on March 10 at Challand Middle School in Sterling.  Both the Concert Choir and Patriot Band received Division I ratings from the panel of three judges.   The Concert Choir is directed by Nadia Wirchnianski and the Patriot Band is directed by Ruth Johnson.

Many students also competed in the solo and ensemble portion of the contest at Challand.  Students receiving Division I solo/ensemble medals are:  Hannah Acker, flute solo & duet; Katlyn Bay, vocal solo & flute & vocal duets; Stephanie Fassler, clarinet solo; Renata Young, flute solo; Caroline Costello, oboe solo; Alyssa South, saxophone & piano solos; Jared Harrison, saxophone & piano solos; Patrick Johnson, tuba & piano solos; Evan Tschosik, saxophone solo; Sam McCullough, trombone solo; Zachary

The University of Illinois College of Education newsletter has recognized the Globalization Project in Mrs. Kitzman's Challenge social studies class.

"Tracy Kitzman, a Global Studies in Education Online graduate, recently implemented her capstone project from the program, a paper she authored for EPS 590 titled "Conceptualizing Poverty in the Educational Setting: A Student Response to Local and Global Poverty." Her paper focused on the devastating effects of chronic poverty both locally and globally and argued that teachers must educate their students concerning this national and international humanitarian issue"