Middle School Classes

History - Social Studies - Reading - Art - Keyboarding

Civics, geography, economics, and history are the focus of social studies as we explore the eastern hemisphere (6th), western hemisphere (7th) and U.S. History (8th) to prepare students for informed and engaged futures. Literature studies and informational texts are incorporated to enhance concepts and provide multiple perspectives of historical figures, events, and locations.

Absences and Make-up Assignments

In the event of an unexpected absence, it is your responsibility to speak with your teachers in order to complete missed assignments and receive notes or handouts. You will have an additional day to complete the work after you have been absent. After that day, any missing assignments will be accepted with a late penalty.

If you are aware that you will be absent from school, speak with your teachers prior to your absence to pre-arrange assignments and schedule make-up dates for quizzes, tests, and projects. It is the responsibility of the student to manage make-up assignments.

Behavior Guidelines

Respect is the cornerstone of our interactions. In words and actions, students are expected to be honest, hard-working, and considerate of how they impact others. Because we focus on collaboration with students across all grade levels, school-appropriate language and the content of conversations are closely observed.

Each student is required to bring all materials to class on time and to maintain the organization of his/her assigned locker.