As the school year draws to a close, Coronado Middle School is buzzing with excitement and important announcements. During the latest KCMS broadcast, Assistant Principal Miss Bardo shared key updates that resonate with students and parents alike.

One of the highlights was the reminder for students to pick up their yearbooks today during lunch. Those who missed the release party can find their yearbooks organized by last name outside Granzer Hall. However, students must return all library books before collecting their yearbooks, emphasizing the importance of responsibility as the school year wraps up.

In addition to yearbook distribution, Miss Bardo announced the eagerly anticipated eighth-grade semi-formal dance, themed as a masquerade party, scheduled for tonight from 6 PM to 8 PM. Students are encouraged to wear masks but must ensure their faces are visible at check-in for identification purposes. The assistant principal also reminded attendees that filming or recording during the dance is prohibited to maintain a respectful environment.

Miss Bardo took the opportunity to address some behavioral expectations as the school year ends. She outlined specific actions that are not permitted on campus, including horseplay and stealing, reinforcing the need for a safe and respectful atmosphere. With only four days left of school, she urged students to finish strong and uphold the Triton values of ownership, integrity, and respect.

As the school community prepares for summer, Miss Bardo expressed her gratitude for the year and the growth she experienced in her first year as assistant principal. Her heartfelt message encourages students to cherish their memories and look forward to the next school year, starting on August 18.

With the school year coming to a close, these announcements not only highlight the excitement of upcoming events but also remind students of their responsibilities and the values that shape their school community.