“The mission of Carroll Middle School is to provide a safe and caring environment in which we will assist our students in developing the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to become life-long learners and productive individuals.”
Welcome to Carroll Middle School for the 2021-22 school year! I hope you are enjoying the warm weather and sunshine this summer has provided. After another challenging year, we all deserved a break to get outside and interact with friends and family. As the summer winds down, we are getting excited to see our students back at CMS. We are looking forward to making connections, building relationships, and pushing our students to high levels of achievement.
A major goal at Carroll Middle School is teaching students how to achieve socially and academically. Our staff works hard to ensure students are achieving to the best of their abilities. We believe that when families and teach-ers work together our students will get the most out of their experience at CMS. Please do not hesitate to reach out to our staff with any needs or concerns regarding your student as we are always willing to help. We want to make the transition back to what we hope is a more normal year. Carroll Middle works to build lasting relationships with our students to help them through these middle years and beyond. We have a school mantra, WE ARE CHARGERS, that focuses on positive behavior centered on Achievement, Respect, Responsibility, and Empathy. We strive to ensure CMS is a safe and healthy learning environment for every student.
We would like to say good-bye and thank you to Mr. Tony Terrell who retired after 42 years of teaching mathematics. We appreciate all the hard work and dedication he put into teaching students over all those wonderful years. Please join me in welcoming our new teachers:
Maria Culbertson – 8th grade social studies
Brianna Cumberland – Special education 6th and 7th grades Jason Lantz – 6th grade mathematics
Lindsey Miner – Careers
Rachel Polley – English New Language Learners Ryan Roy – Physical education
Kyle Skinner – Guidance counselor
Each year I encourage students to get involved at CMS. Middle school opens the doors for students to get involved in things they enjoy outside of the school day. Last year we had limits on several activities, and I am hoping we can get back on track by offering multiple clubs and activities. These are great opportunities for students to build relationships and community within their school. The friendships students can make during these times are invaluable to their overall success as a student. We will begin communicating different activities and options once school starts. We will have several announcements and fliers for our various activities.
Welcome back!
Brandon Basham, Principal
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
CARROLL MIDDLE SCHOOL
REGISTRATION
DATES & TIMES
Monday, August 2
12:00pm – 7:00 pm
Tuesday, August 3
7:00 am – 2:00 pm
Online Registration Information Book Fee Information Athletic Information Supply List PTO Information Food Service Information Immunization Open House Start and End Times Device Protection
Plan
Yearbook
Information INSIDE THIS PACKET
FIRST DAY OF
SCHOOL
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 11TH
Thursday August 12th
6:00 p.m.
DEVICE PROTECTION PLAN
See enclosed information on our device protection plan for
your students Chromebook. I would strongly encourage
every-one to consider purchasing this protection plan. Accidents
hap-pen its better to be covered before they do haphap-pen. You can
pay online or complete the form and return it at optional
Carroll Middle School PTO Information
Welcome to the 2021-2022 school year! My name is Gloria Squire. I have the honor of serving once again as the PTO
Pres-ident. The PTO meets once a month, usually on a Monday evening, in the CMS Library. Please check the CMS newsletter and the
Carroll Middle School PTO’s Facebook page for the exact date, time and location. Our Facebook page is closed to the public. We
hope you will join us.
Please note, we are still looking to fill several vital PTO positions for this school year including Vice President and
Hospi-tality. If you are interested, please call the CMS office, email us at CarrollMiddleSchoolPTO@gmail.com or reach out to us through
our Facebook page. We would greatly appreciate it if you would also consider signing up for volunteer opportunities as they
be-come available throughout the year. We hope to see a much closer return to normal this school year. If we are to sponsor activities,
it will be imperative that we fill all necessary board and volunteer positions.
While attending registration this year, don’t forget to stop by the PTO table and the CMS Bookstore. Students can find
vari-ous school supplies as well as school spirit gear, such as lanyards, in the CMS Bookstore adjacent to the cafeteria. Lastly, included
with this newsletter is the PTO Registration/Sponsor Your Student form. Sponsor Your Student is the PTO’s largest
fund-raiser of the year! We understand money may continue to be tight this year. There is nothing to sell. You decide how much you
give to help support the PTO activities.
If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact any one of the PTO board members. Thank you as always for your
support. We are looking forward to a great year!
Respectfully,
Gloria Squire, CMS PTO President
COUNSELOR’S CORNER
Welcome Back! This year CMS is excited to welcome a third counselor to our guidance team! Mr. Kyle Skinner
will be joining us following his internship at Eel River Elementary. As a 2001 graduate of Carroll High School, Kyle is
thrilled to start his career as a school counselor at the district he grew up attending. Kyle is excited to develop/grow a
strong relationship with our students and their families throughout the school year. The three of us will now be assigned
to a grade level: Kyle Skinner (6th grade), Amber Starkel (7th grade), and Melissa Robison (8th grade). We are excited
to continue building relationships with students and helping them navigate their time in middle school and beyond. Part
of that process is assisting students with any questions they or their parents have regarding academic, social, or
emotional well-being. If you have questions or concerns about your student’s schedule, feel free to call the school office
and leave a message with your counselor, or send an email. We understand that the COVID-19 pandemic impacted our
last two schoolyears and adapting to these changes can pose a variety of challenges. We are here to help provide support
in any way that we can as we get ready to start a new schoolyear together.
As we all know, middle school years come with many changes. Those changes must be navigated with teamwork
and communication. We cannot emphasize enough the importance of these two concepts when working toward the goal
of a student’s academic, social, and emotional progress. This requires the combined effort of students, parents, teachers,
counselors, principals, and other building staff. CMS is blessed to continue having two full core teams of teachers at the
6th and 7th grade levels; each with their own team leader. Our 8th grade students will continue to not be teamed this
year as a way to allow for more flexibility in student schedules. Our design for teaming is to make a school of 950+
students feel smaller. Each team has approximately 160 students they monitor, manage, and mentor. Our core teams
meet several times a week to collaborate and work together. Additionally, part of this team time is used to meet with
parents. If you find yourself concerned about your student’s grades, behavior, or social issues, please feel free to contact
CMS and set up a team meeting. We are amazed at the changes we see in students’ progress when we ALL work
together to assist students with challenges they face in middle school.
Speaking of challenges middle schoolers face, we wanted to take a moment to encourage parents to continue
monitoring their student’s social media and technology usage. As you know, phones have become more advanced and
full data plans are now considered the “norm” by many of our students. With this, we have seen a huge rise with
inappropriate postings and pictures on social media. Often times what happens outside of school on platforms such as
Instagram or Snapchat makes its way into school and disrupts learning. Please continue to actively monitor, discuss, and
guide your student through these challenging middle school years. Having trouble knowing where to start? Please check
out the guidance tab on the CMS website. We’ve put together a document entitled “Social Media and Technology
Recommendations.”
REQUIRED ONLINE REGISTRATION
Every NACS student will need to register online for the 2021-22 school year. Detailed
infor-mation is enclosed in this packet. Once online registration is completed you will be able to
access your students schedule. The window for online registration will open on July 26. If
you do not have the capability of completing the online registration we have computers
avail-able at CMS during the OPTIONAL on-site registration Monday, August 2 12:00pm-7:00pm
& Tuesday, August 3 7:00am-2:00pm.
2021-2022 School Picture
Your students picture will be
tak-en September 9, 2021. This is
their 2021-22 school picture
which will go in the yearbook.
Student dress must adhere to
CMS dress code. Students not
wearing school appropriate
clothing will not have their
pic-tures taken at registration.
No tank tops or low cut shirts!
BOOK FEES
NO PAYMENTS will be accepted during registration for your textbook/student fees. Statements will be
mailed on October 4, 2021. Payment will be due on October 26, 2021. The
ESTIMATED
cost per student is
$220. Please
DO NOT
pay this amount. If you need assistance, you may apply online at lunchapp.com for
textbooks and lunch.
Registration / 2021-2022
P.E. Uniform
7th & 8th graders if you need to purchase a new P.E. uniform this school year , please bring in a check (payable to CMS) for the
exact amount during the first week of class. Shorts $6.75, Shirts $12.00, whole uniform $18.75. Please write your students
name in the memo line on the check and have your student give the check to their P.E. teacher. 6th grade uniforms are included
in their book fees and will be handed out to them during class.
2021-22 IMMUNIZATION
REQUIREMENTS FOR 6TH—11TH GRADERS 3 doses of Hep B 5 doses of DTaP 4 doses of Polio 2 doses of MMR 2 doses Varicella1 dose of Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, & Pertussis)
1 dose of MCV (Meningococcal)
2 doses Hep A- required for Gr.6, recommended for Gr.7 thru 11.
*Annual Influenza and HPV recommended for Gr.6 thru 11.
A doctor’s note is required if there is a medical reason one or more of these immunizations can-not be obtained for your child. Updated records may be turned in during registration.
Inhalers are considered a medication and need to have proper paperwork filled out. Students are NOT allowed to carry inhalers unless it is signed by a physician.
Please contact your school nurse if you have any questions.
SCHOOL START/END
TIMES
8:45 am—3:40 pm
The front doors of CMS
will open at 8:15 for early
car riders to the foyer.
The internal entry doors
will open at 8:30 to enter
TRANSPORTATION FEE:
A $10.00 transportation fee will be assessed for participation in co/extra-curricular activities that require transportation. Coaches/sponsors will collect the fees once team membership has been determined.
PHYSICAL INFORMATION
All athletes must have an updated physical (completed on/after 4/1/21) on file in the CMS office. The 2021-2022 physical form can be found on the CMS Athletics page at the following web address: https://cm.nacs.k12.in.us/athletics/athletic_documents
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CODE OF CONDUCT MEETING:
All fall sports athletes and a parent/guardian need to attend a Code of Conduct meeting. Information on the dates and times of these meetings will be available once practice has started. Athletes and their parents must read and sign the athletic code of conduct and complete an emergency medical authorization form in order to participate in athletics. This is a requirement each sports season.
Carroll Middle School Spirit Wear!
CMS spirit apparel will be available for order or direct purchase at school registra-tion and throughout the school year. There are many high-quality items to choose from in colors, styles, and sizes for everyone! Show your school spirit and support by proudly sporting our CMS spirit wear. Separate check payable to CMS.
CMS CROSS COUNTRY 2021
- Fun, Challenging, Rewarding, and Anyone Can Join the Team!
- open to 6th, 7th, and 8th graders
Important Note: All athletes who wish to participate in cross-country must have an updated physical form (completed on/after 4/1/21) on file in the CMS office. The 2021-2022 physical form can be found on the CMS Athletics page at the following web address:
https://cm.nacs.k12.in.us/athletics/athletic_documents
First practices: Monday, August 9th and Tuesday, August 10th from 3:30-4:30. The team will meet in front of the building at CMS. Bring a water bottle and come ready to run!
Regular Practice Starting on Wednesday, August 11th, regular practice will be every day (Monday through Friday) from 4:00 to 5:00. Please pick up students at 5:00.
Optional Workout: The best way to prevent injury during the year is to develop a solid running base over the sum-mer!
•Run 3-5 days a week
•Run 1 to 2 miles (10 to 20 minutes)
2021-2022 Athletics
Greetings from the Athletic Director!
One of our top priorities at Carroll Middle School is to maintain high standards and promote positive experiences for students in both extra-curricular and academic activities. As students think about this coming school year, we encourage them to consider participating in our fall sports options: volleyball, cross country and football. This newsletter includes tryout and practice information for each sport. Participation in volleyball and football is limited to 7th and 8th graders, but cross country is open to 6th, 7th and 8th graders. For those students who are hesitant to get in-volved, please don’t be! Try new things! Make new friends! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
- Mr. Hill, Athletic Director
CMS Athletic Department
Brian Hill, Athletic Director
brian.hill@nacs.k12.in.us
Tara Morin, Athletic Secretary
tara. morin@nacs.k12.in.us
Athletic Schedules:
For a copy of our fall sports athletic schedule, go to the following web address:
https://cm.nacs.k12.in.us/athletics/athletic_schedules
ATHLETIC PASSES
CMS Athletic passes will be available to purchase at reg-istration—separate check payable to CMS. In addition to the middle school athletic pass issued by your individual middle school, there is also a corporation pass available
(must be purchased at CHS). This corporation pass will
admit you to all Carroll High School, Carroll Middle School, and Maple Creek Middle School home events, excluding tournaments. A middle school pass will admit you only to the events at the middle school where the pass was issued, excluding tournaments.
MIDDLE SCHOOL PASS
Adult $40.00
Student $30.00
Family $85.00
Athletic Event Admission Prices: Single ticket: $4
2021-2022 Athletics
CMS VOLLEYBALL 2021
All try-outs and practices will be held at Carroll Middle School.
open to 7
thand 8
thgrade girls
Athletes must have an updated physical (completed on/after 4/1/21) on file to participate. The 2021-2022 physical
form can be found on the CMS Athletics page at the following web address:
https://cm.nacs.k12.in.us/athletics/athletic_documents
Try-Out Dates and Times:
•
Wednesday, Aug. 4 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM @ Carroll Middle School
•
Thursday, Aug. 5 8:00 AM to 10:00AM
@ Carroll Middle School
•
Friday, Aug. 6
8:00 AM to 10:00 AM @ Carroll Middle School
Regular Practice Times:
Starting Monday, August 10th, all volleyball practices will be held from 3:55 to 5:30 in the Carroll Middle School gym
CMS FOOTBALL 2021 (open to 7
thand 8
thgraders)
Any athlete participating in CMS football will be able to pick up their football equipment at Carroll Middle School during the following dates and times:
− Monday, August 2 from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM − Tuesday, August 3 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Items to get and/or purchase:
− Updated physical (completed on/after 4/1/21) must be on file in the CMS office in order to practice or participate. The 2021-2022 physical form can be found on the CMS Athletics page at the following web address:
https://cm.nacs.k12.in.us/athletics/athletic_documents
− Mouth guard- 1st one free, 2nd one $1.00 (at equipment issue)
− Cleats– must provide your own
− Carroll practice jersey - purchase at equipment pick-up for $15.00
− Athletic supporter and cup - must provide your own
First Practices:
− Voluntary practices: July 13, 15, 20 and 22 from 5:00 to 6:30 @ Carroll Middle School.
- First mandatory practices: August 4th, 5th, 6th, 9th, and 10th from 3:45 PM to 5:45PM @ Carroll Middle School − School Days from 4:00PM to 5:45PM @ Carroll Middle School
Important Notes:
− All practices will be held at Carroll Middle School. − Please plan to pick up students at 5:45.
− All equipment will be stored in the CMS locker room.
Carroll Middle School
2022 YEARBOOK ORDER FORM
ORDER BY:
August 23, 2021 for BACK TO SCHOOL special pricing - $35 after August 23rd.
Contact yearbook advisers:
Mrs. Koons at Deanna.koons@nacs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Johnson at abby.johnson@nacs.k12.in.us
Or the school office 260-637-5159
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Complete order form below
(Complete a separate order form for each student)
or
order online at www.jostensyearbooks.com
(Search for Carroll Middle – Fort Wayne, IN)
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SELECT YOUR PACKAGE
Yearbook $30.00
ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Student Name: ____________________________________
Grade: _________
Parent Name: ______________________________________
Contact Phone: ______________________
Contact email: _______________________
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this portion to be complete by yearbook staff
Date: ______________
Number of books purchased: _______
START THE DAY WITH
SCHOOL BREAKFAST
Did you know that the USDA has approved a waiver to allow
FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH for all students through the
2021/2022 School Year!
Better Health
Increased Productivity
Easier Mornings
School Breakfast is
linked to better
attend-ance rates, improved
behavior, decreased
tardiness , and better
comprehension and
memory in class.
School Breakfast can
help protect against
obesity and other
nega-tive health outcomes. It
can also stop
hunger-related stomach aches
and headaches.
Eating school breakfast
helps save money and
gives families one less
thing to worry about in
the morning!
Location: All NACS School Cafeterias
Time: Prior to the beginning of class
Price: Free for all
ONLINE DEPOSITS AVAILABLE FOR MEALS
Parents can take advantage of the convenience of online account access at SendMoneyToSchool.com
By accessing this site you can make deposits, check and transfer balances and see account history.
Online deposits can be credited to your students account the same day. There is a $2 fee for online deposits.
We will accept Discover, MasterCard & Visa credit and debit cards. We will still gladly accept deposits at
the registers in cash or check form but do prefer online deposits at this time.
You will need your students ID number to enroll. This can be found on their ID card, book fee statement,
report card or class schedule. There is no fee to access account balances and/or history. You can even
transfer any funds that have been deposited online amongst your students.
Another feature Meal Magic allows is family deposits. You may send in one check for multiple students
re-gardless what school they attend. As before, any balances remaining at the end of a school year will transfer
with the student within NACS.
Textbook Assistance Information
While all meals are free for all students this year, you will still need to apply for textbook assistance.
Textbook Assistance applications from the 2020-2021 School Year will expire on September 19, 2021
You must fill out a new application each year or be qualified through Direct Cert. Textbook assistance
does not carry over. Medicaid recipients will continue to qualify this year.
Applications for textbook assistance for school year 2021-2022 will be taken after July 1, 2021 at
www.LunchApp.com. The link for that site will be available on July 1, 2021 on the Food Service website.
Paper applications will also be available at the school offices on July 1, 2021 as well as during registration.
The Direct Certification process is a computer matching system which we use to match students in our
data-base with those currently receiving Medicaid, TANF or Food Stamp (SNAP) benefits. We send all matching
families a letter stating their approval and the students that will receive benefits. Should you receive a letter
and a student is not listed, please contact our office at (260) 637-8768. Direct Cert approval letters should be
received prior to registration if you were qualified for SNAP benefits prior to our matching process. If you
do not wish to receive these benefits please sign the letter, state that you wish to decline benefits and return it
to our office.
Carroll Middle School PTO Order Form
Want to be active in the CMS PTO?Contact Gloria Squire at CarrollMid-dleSchoolPTO@gmail.com
We look forward to a fantastic 2021-2022 School Year thanks to your
continued support!
Please fill out this form and turn it in during registration OR drop off / mail it to Carroll
Middle School. We would appreciate receipt by the first day of school. Please print clearly!
Student
Information
Last Name
First Name
Grade
Oldest Student Only PTO Membership
$10
Qty Total $Please join us on Facebook! Search for Carroll Middle School PTO.
It is a closed group. Check our page for any updates to payment
op-tions. We hope to have an online payment option by registration. We
can always accept cash or check.
YOUR SUPPORT
MATTERS!!!
SPONSOR YOUR STUDENT!
Your donation helps to enrich your student’s middle school experience in ways that CMS is unable to fund. Student Enrichment, Grade Level Projects and Study Trips are just some of the activities that your contribution will support. A page in the PTO Newsletter will acknowledge all families who donate to “Sponsor your Student” at a NEON, CHARGER, BOLT, or LIGHTNING level.
Please select your Sponsorship Level:
□
Other: _______□
NEON ($100 & up)□
CHARGER ($50)□
BOLT ($30)□
LIGHTNING ($20) Make All Checks Payable to the “CMS PTO” - Boxes Below are for PTO Use OnlyMembership Total $ SYS Total $ Final Total $ Payment Type (Cash or Check)
Guardian
Information
Last Name, First Name
Email and/or Phone Number
Parent/
Guardian 1
Northwest Allen County Schools
Device Protection Plan 2021-2022
Northwest Allen County Schools is pleased to launch our NACS EDGE initiative, equipping each K-12
student with a laptop or Chromebook for use in their education. It is the student’s responsibility to
protect the device from damage, loss, or theft. All repairs must be handled only by the NACS Technology
Department. This optional Device Protection Plan offers some assistance in managing expenses due to
accidental damage.
Program Enrollment:
•
The cost of the program is an annual, non-refundable fee of $25, payable to the school by cash or check, or
by credit/debit card in the Online Payments section of the NACS website.
•
Coverage begins upon receipt of payment and this signed agreement.
•
Coverage ends when the device is returned at the end of the school year or upon withdrawal. If the device
remains with the student over summer break, coverage ends at the start of the first day of the new school
year.
•
To enroll in the program after the device has been delivered to the student, the device must first be
inspect-ed by the Technology Department and any neinspect-edinspect-ed repairs must be made at full cost before coverage will
go into effect.
•
Program enrollment remains with the student, even if the original device is replaced by another unit. It is
not transferrable to another student.
•
As this is an optional program, fees for students on a free or reduced lunch program are not discounted.
Program Coverage:
•
This Device Protection Plan covers the NACS laptop or Chromebook, AC adapter, and case.
•
Repairs deemed by the NACS Technology Department to be due to defect or issues that would normally be
covered under a manufacturer’s warranty will be made at no charge to the student, regardless of
participa-tion in this program. Such repairs will not count against the student’s total cost of repairs for purposes of
this program.
•
Damages deemed by administration to be intentional are not covered by this plan and the student will be
charged the full cost of the repairs or device replacement. Such repairs will not count against the student’s
total cost of repairs for purposes of this program.
•
Loss or theft of the device is not covered by this program. The student is responsible for the full
replace-ment cost if the device is lost or stolen. (The Lenovo 11e laptop is approximately $450; the Chromebook is
approximately $325.)
•
For other repairs, the student will be charged 25% of the cost of the replacement part(s) needed. There is
no charge for labor.
•
Approximate part costs and the resulting charge to student with and without this plan:
•
If the total cost of repairs made throughout the program year reaches $500 (slightly more than
the cost of the laptop), this agreement is considered complete and further repairs will be
charged at 100%.
NACS Device Protection Plan Enrollment Form
I wish to enroll my child in the NACS Device Protection Plan as described in this document. I understand:
• Coverage begins upon receipt of my payment and form, and ends when the device is returned or
on the first day of the next school year. (If coverage is purchased after receipt of the device, see
the school media center to obtain signoff on condition.*)
• Coverage does not include intentional damage, loss, or theft of the device.
• For other damage, I will be responsible for 25% of the cost of the repair parts.
Student Name __________________________ Grade ______ School _______________________
Parent Name _______________________ Signature ______________________ Date ___________
Payment method: Cash Check (payable to the school) Credit/Debit (paid online)
*If purchased after receipt of device, signature of media center staff: ____________________________
29 Jun 2021Part
(sample list only)
Approximate Cost (subject to change) Charge to student without plan Charge to student with plan Systemboard $99.00-$222.00 $93.00-$222.00 $24.75-$55.50 Touchscreen $115.00-$182.00 $115.00-$182.00 $28.75-$45.50 Keyboard $35.00 $35.00 $8.75 Bezels, various $6.00-$27.00 $6.00-$27.00 $1.50-$6.75 Hinges $9.00-$43.00 $9.00-$43.00 $2.25-$10.75 AC adapter $22.00 $22.00 $5.50
To enroll, complete this form and return it with payment to the school office.
CARROLL MIDDLE SCHOOL
2021-22 SCHOOL CALENDAR
2021REGISTRATION (12:00 PM – 7:00 PM) ... AUGUST 2
REGISTRATION (7:00 AM – 2:00 PM) ... AUGUST 3
STAFF ORIENTATION (NO STUDENTS) ... AUGUST 10
FIRST DAY OF CLASSES ... AUGUST 11
OPEN HOUSE (6:00 PM) ... AUGUST 12
CMS FALL STUDENT CELEBRATION ... SEPTEMBER 2
LABOR DAY (NO SCHOOL) ... SEPTEMBER 6
END OF FIRST GRADING PERIOD ... OCTOBER 8
TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (NO STUDENTS) ... OCTOBER 15
FALL BREAK (NO SCHOOL) ... OCTOBER 18
FALL BAND CONCERT ... OCTOBER 19
FALL CHORAL CONCERT ... OCTOBER 21
BAND EXTRVAGANZA ... OCTOBER 27
HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION ... OCTOBER 28
THANKSGIVING VACATION (NO SCHOOL) ... NOVEMBER 24-26
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION ... DECEMBER 2
FALL MUSICAL ... DECEMBER 10
WINTER BAND & CHORAL CONCERT (at CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL) ... DECEMBER 13
END OF SECOND GRADING PERIOD & FIRST SEMESTER... DECEMBER 17
MAKE UP DAY (NO SCHOOL) ... *DECEMBER 17
2022
TEACHER RECORDS DAY(NO STUDENTS) ... JANUARY 3
FIRST DAY OF SECOND SEMESTER FOR STUDENTS ... JANUARY 4
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY (NO SCHOOL) ... JANUARY 17
FRESHMEN ORIENTATION ... FEBRUARY 2
FRESHMEN ORIENTATION (MAKE UP IF CANCELLED) ... FEBRUARY 9
VALENTINE CELEBRATION ... FEBRUARY 10
MAKE UP DAY (NO SCHOOL) ...*FEBRUARY 21
MAKE UP DAY (NO SCHOOL) ... *MARCH 11
ISSMA CHORAL and BAND ... MARCH 12
END OF THIRD GRADING PERIOD ... MARCH 15
SPRING VACATION (NO SCHOOL) ... APRIL 1 – APRIL 8
MAKE UP DAY (NO SCHOOL) ... *APRIL 15
SPRING PLAY ... MAY 13
FINE ARTS NIGHT ... MAY 16
END OF FOURTH GRADING PERIOD & 2ND SEMESTER (LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS) ... **MAY 27
MEMORIAL DAY (NO SCHOOL) ... MAY 30
RECORDS DAY (NO STUDENTS) ... **MAY 31
*Potential make-up days if needed.
**If make-up days are needed, this date will change
