Park arker er Mid iddle dle Sc Scho hool ol Welcome Parents and Future Patriots! You ARE the Class of 2023
Parker Band – Mr. Stimson
Parker Choir – Ms. Falls
Madrigal Dinner, Musical, Choir Trip
Parker Patriots Principal – Susan Muntz Assistant Principal – Craig Munro Dean of Students – Julie Morrish Counselors (A-L) – Laurie Punch (M-Z) – Caroline Grabowski Band – Jeff Stimson Choir – Kelli Falls Teacher Consultant – Carie Cowger PTO Parents
Mis issi sion on: : R Resp espec ect t an and A d Ach chie ieve e S afety Parker Patriots believe in P ersonal Growth S.P.I.R.I.T. I ndividual Differences S.P.I.R.I.T. = Success R esponsibility I ntegrity T eamwork
Sum umme mer Or Orie ienta ntati tion on August 24 th (A-K) and August 25 st (L-Z), 1-6 PM. Students will be able to: Tour the building and locate their lockers. Receive and follow their schedules. Have their pictures taken for yearbook, ID cards, and school pictures. Purchase a calculator and a flash drive. Parents will receive an information packet during the summer regarding orientation.
Tran ansi siti tioni oning ng to Mi o Midd ddle Sc e School ool 4 core subjects: English, Math, Social Studies and Science. Business partner Citizens Insurance sponsors: Annual Writing Competition 4.00 GPA Awards Have 3 Encore classes ( “Specials” ) each day (these classes may change each quarter). School begins earlier (7:36 AM – 2:23 PM). Switch classes each hour. Lockers have combination locks.
Tran anspor sportati tation on Students will ride busses with only Parker students. Parent drop-off and pick-up located in the circle drive behind the building. This is near the SPIRIT rock. LETS Bus can be arranged for after school activities and club/athletic participation. Students can enter the building at 7:20 AM. All students should be picked up no later then 2:40 PM-unless pre-arranged with a teacher.
Com ommons mons Ar Area ea/C /Caf afeter eria ia Computerized accounting system. Parents can prepay for lunches. Students use their ID number to purchase food. More food choices. Breakfast is available every day. Lunch is 30 minutes and includes recess time. Students do not have to go outside for recess. Popcorn Tuesday
En Enco core e Clas asses ses Medical Detectives Applied Technology Multi-Media Aerospace Presentation Art Physical Education Band - Full Year Science of Technology Choir - Full Year Technology Literacy Communication Arts World Language Design and Modeling Writers Studio – Half Year Life Skills Careers, Money, and Civil Rights More S.N.A.P . Program Success
Aca cade demi mic c Sup uppor orts ts Core Support Courses Math Power Hour Create U Write On Most teachers offer the following: Lunch support Before or after school sessions. Reaching Higher
Stud tudy y Tim ime vs. e vs. Ho Home mework ork Set up a “study space” away from the bedroom. Plan at least 30-45 minutes of study time per day at home. Study in the same place each day. Turn off the radio, TV , and cell phone.
Da Dail ily y Pl Plan anne ners Organization is key for Students are expected to write their assignments in academic success. their planners every Student Planners are hour/every day. required and provided to Parents are encouraged to all students on the 1 st day review their child’s planner of school. each evening as a part of Planners contain the daily study time at hallway/restroom passes. home.
In Indi divid idua ual Cou ouns nsel elin ing g Academic Concerns Anger management Social Concerns Children of divorce Crisis Interventions Changing families Change in behavior Teen choices Scheduling Coping with grief and loss Harassment/Bullying Mediations Family concerns Facilitating parent meetings Teaching problem solving Assisting with the skills transition to middle school
Clas assr sroo oom m Cou ouns nsel elin ing g Anger Management and Impulse Control Bully-Proofing Lessons Sexual Harassment Awareness Conflict Resolution/Mediation Academic Motivation (“Why Try” program).
Gr Grou oup p Cou ouns nsel elin ing g Positive Behavior Support Group Anger Management Changing Families Grief Group Decision Making
Assem As semblie ies s 8 th Grade School Wide Back Pack to Briefcase – Talent Show/Variety Show Field Trip World Culture Day Career Day Behavior Expectations Civil War Day or Abraham OK2SAY Lincoln Impersonator Honors Assembly Construction Trades Expo 6 th Grade – Field Trip to Eastern Writer’s Workshop Michigan University 7 th Grade Holocaust Museum Hands-on-Science
Clubs ubs an and A d Ath thleti tics cs Athletic competition begins in 7 th grade – 6 th grade students can practice with the track, cross country, and wrestling teams (limited participation). Cooking Club Student Council Spirit Days Social Events – quarterly Community Service Interact Club Community Service Game Club Foosball Club
Stud tuden ent t Saf afety ty & S & Sec ecur urit ity Buzzer System located on the D-19 side of the school. Surveillance cameras located throughout the building – monitored by administration. Barrier doors between LCC and Parker are equipped with alarms. All staff /visitors wear identification badges. Staff monitors students and the hallways during passing times. 6 th grade students have a designated stairwell if they need to access the 2 nd floor for classes.
Park arker er Pr Prid ide e - Ex Expec ect t Resp espec ect Positive Behavioral Positive Interventions and Reinforcements Supports Random Acts of Kindness Behavior Expectations Positive Referrals Matrix Student of the Month Aggression Behavior Rubric
Jo Join in OU OUR R TEAM EAM an and sta d stay y co conn nnec ected ed! ! Power School (on-line grading system) – Parents and students will be able to access student’s grades with username and password. Parent-Link (phone/email notification system). District website. www.howellschools.com Parker website. Monthly Parent Newsletter Teachers’ email addresses. Teachers’ websites. Find us on Facebook for an up to date list of Parker points of pride and events. www.facebook.com/parkermiddleschool
Med edia ia Cen enter er More than just books Wide range of print, electronic, and instructional technology resources which support student learning and interests Lexile Library Instruction on appropriate and effective use of these resources
Sum umme mer Rea eadi ding ng “ The studies show that students who read more, read better; they also write better, spell better, have larger vocabularies…” Krashen, 2009 Students should read over the summer. Howell Carnegie Library Summer Reading Program “Parker” Library Website http://parkerlib.info Book Recommendations Summer Challenge – read four or more books this summer
THANK YOU We appreciate you taking the time from your busy schedules to attend this evening . Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
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