Daily Bulletin

MULVANE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Friday, October 23, 2026
Wildcats R.O.A.R. for SUCCESS!
 

At MMS we will demonstrate RESPECT to everyone, take advantage of the educational OPPORTUNITIES given to us with a positive ATTITUDE which will help us to be RESPONSIBLE for our own success!!
 

Here’s What’s Coming Up: |

10/29 Girls Basketball @ Haysville West 4:30 pm

10/31 Honors Music Festival @ Winfield 9:00 am 

October - Self Direct

“You can steer yourself in any direction you choose.”

-Dr. Seuss

Birthdays! 

Friday-Mr. Shane 

Saturday-Wyatt Hornbaker, Laiden Macy

Sunday-Seren Wildoner, Silas Wright 

Lunch Menu Items Today

Taco Nachos, Pepperoni Pizza, Spicy/Chicken 

Sandwich, Cheeseburger/Hamburger, 

Uncrustable Combo, Salad Bar.

Daily Announcements

• Coach Beikman: Football equipment check in for 7th grade will be after school today. 

• Next week is Red Ribbon Week and we will be celebrating each day with a theme. Red Ribbon Week is a time when schools across the country come together to promote healthy choices, encourage drug-free living, and remind everyone that our futures are worth protecting. 

  • Monday - We’ll speak for the trees with Lorax Day, so wear your favorite Lorax-themed clothes and accessories. 

  • Tuesday - Benchwarmer day! Be a team player and keep bullying on the bench. Wear hats and team apparel. 

  • Wednesday - In Happy Gilmore style, say not to drugs, so dress in your Adam Sandler best! 

  • Thursday - Unleash your inner superhero and wear super hero apparel 

  • Friday - Wear your school appropriate costume and scare away bad 

  • decisions! Remember-no weapons or toys that resemble a weapon.

    • No masks or face coverings; makeup is acceptable. 

    • Costumes cannot impede students or their classmates' ability to participate in classroom activities. Example - inflatable costumes will not be allowed in the building during the school day. 

But Red Ribbon Week is about more than what we wear. It is about the choices we make, the friends we support, and the futures we are building. 

Here is a fact to think about: your brain is still developing throughout your teenage years and into young adulthood. Making healthy choices now can help protect your learning, memory, and decision making. 

Let’s make next week a big success! Participate in the daily themes, encourage your friends, and remember that being drug free is something to celebrate all year long.