Welcome toHarper Creek Middle School

Harper Creek Schools is thrilled to be partnering with What A Do Theatre for the musical Matilda.

Registration and Casting:  All those interested in participating will need to register on Ludus. We will take up to 35 students for the production this year. If we have more than 35 students who register, we will use auditions to select students. Those who are not selected for the cast will be refunded on the software within the first week of auditions. You will need to be registered to attend the auditions. 

Cost: $40.00

Link to Register: Ludus - What A Do Theatre 

Code: HCMSWAD

Auditions:  We try to make auditions a very low stress experience. We will share with you our plans for auditions so you can prepare if it helps you. Those materials will be posted in a BAND Page which will be available to you after you register for the program. 

Please note that with the potential for cuts this year, we are looking at how students show up behaviorally at an audition. Can they listen? Can they follow directions? That matters as much as talent. We will work with students of all experiences to make them feel comfortable and see what they can do. Staff at What A Do has been working in theatre for 10+ years and believe in a positive environment where students are able to perform and feel supported. 

Please make sure we are aware of ALL conflicts during rehearsal time. Conflicts would be the thing we will look at when casting. We do not accept conflicts on Tech week (the week of April 20). If there are too many conflicts or conflicts that arise that were not communicated in the beginning, may result in a student being recast or dismissed from the production. All parts matter and all are necessary for a successful show. 

Rehearsal Schedule:(Week One): 

-Monday, March 9: Auditions 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm (All that have registered attend)

-Tuesday, March 10: Auditions 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm (All that are registered attend)

-Wednesday, March 11: No Rehearsal, Staff will cast the show and make an announcement

-Thursday, March 12: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm First Rehearsal, All that are cast attend. (AFTER Rehearsal, we will have a parent meeting at 5:00 pm. This will be the first time we do this, but think it will be helpful for the process to answer questions and have parents sign up in areas they would like to help)

Rehearsals will take place March 16-April 17 (no rehearsals during spring break)

Tech week: April 20 - April 23

Performance dates and times:

Friday, April 24 at 7:00pm

Saturday, April 25 at 3:00pm

Sunday, April 26 at 3:00pm

Happy Birthday over the weekend to: Kamree Hagan, Nolan Primm, Ny’Glorea Williams, Elisa Miller, Miya Herman, Carter Hoffman, Roann Markham, and Wilhelm Sturhan

Happy Birthday today to: Madison Berger, Tenley Bolton, and Izabelle Koehler

Attention Staff and Students! Students, please remember to deposit your LEAD tickets in the grade-level bin in the cafeteria.  Teachers don't forget to sign them so that you have a chance to win a prize too! Starting at the end of the month, there will be a prize for the student in each grade level who has received the most Lead Tickets.

8^th Graders interested in applying to the Math and Science Center. The window closes on Friday, February 20^th at 3:00.Please see Mrs. Schultz if you are in need of more information.

Students interested in What A Do Theater: Get ready for the spotlight — this year’s middle school play is Matilda Jr.! Registration is now open online, and the cost is $40 per student. Rehearsals kick off on March 9th, and performances will take place April 24th, 25th, and 26th. If you have any questions, please see Ms. Fronsman or Mrs. Mayhew. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the magic.

Attention 7^th and 8^th Grade: The dance has been rescheduled for this Friday, February 20^th. All previously purchased tickets will be honored. Tickets will be on sale this week. This is not a formal dance, so please do not bring formal attire to change into. You may not leave and re-enter the dance. The dance is right after school from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Please have your ride waiting promptly at 5:00 pm in the parent pick-up lot on the east side of the building. 

Attention 5th & 6th grade girls! Girls on the Run is back! Come run, laugh, and build new friendships. Registration is open now—stop by the main office to grab a flyer and sign up. Our running adventure starts on Tuesday, March 10! Teachers:  Girls on the Run is seeking coaches! Interested in getting involved or know someone who is? Contact Ms. Mayhew to learn how. 

This is your friendly reminder that every day counts! When you show up to school, you're not just filling a seat; you are building your future. Every lesson, every discussion, and every assignment helps you grow stronger, smarter, and more confident. It might not always feel like one day makes a difference, but missing just a few days can add up quickly. Being here today means you are choosing to learn, to connect with friends, and to move one step closer to your goals. 

Attend today, Achieve tomorrow. Your future success starts with showing up. 

Have a great day, and let's make it count. 

Happy Birthday today to: Mila Heil

Happy Birthday today to: Britton Bays and Carter Millirans

Happy Birthday today to: La’Vaeh Force-Fisher