The Heritage School

MIDDLE SCHOOL

2010-2011

Organizing For Success!

Student Handbook: A daily planner and information booklet

Schedules: A & B days (for 7th and 8th graders only!)

Advisor: A teacher assigned to keep track of your progress, and to help you adjust in all areas of the school. You will have scheduled meetings with your advisor throughout the year.

Sources of Information

Community Time: A weekly meeting at 8:25 each Monday

Assemblies Academic Alert: A note sent home

mid-quarter to point out areas of concern Progress Report: Quarterly report Comments: A narrative written by your

teachers about your academic progress

Sources of InformationContinued

Open House: On Tuesday, August 24, parents of students in grades 7-12 follow their child’s schedule to learn about the curriculum in each class.

Email: All Heritage teachers are available

E-News Website NetClassroom

Study Hall Opportunities

9:55 Daily Study Hall – provides time to do work or receive help from teachers 7th & 8th Brown - Room 20

Aber - Room 18 Stuart/Lee - Room 11/13

Exner/Pendergrast-Rm 14/Lab

After School MS Study Hall M-Th – Renae Smith/Michele King F – Mrs. Mosley

Social Opportunities

Break Time: 10:25 SLC snacks are available Lunch / Recess: 12:10-12:45 daily Socials: Planned Activities throughout the year Art, Computer, Drama, Guitar, Music 7th - 8th Grade Chorus MathCounts Student Council Athletic Events

Interim Trips

5th- Ebenezer 6th- Kanuga 7th- Skidaway

• The above trips are scheduled for the spring and you will receive more information about each of these trips.

8th- Washington D.C – October 2010

Student Resources

Your advisor• 7th - Bready, Lee, or Pendergrast• 8th – Brown, Evans, or Exner

Class sponsors• 7th – Lee• 8th - Brown

SGA Sponsors - Thornton & Markel

School Counselor - Dr. Sandy Thames

Student Council member

MS Dress Code

Middle School (Grades 7 - 8) khaki pants, walking shorts, skirts, and jumpers navy blue collared, polo or buttoned down style shirts (white is

permissible during 1st and 4th quarters); shirts may be plain or feature the Heritage logo; no other logos are permissible

all shirts must be of sufficient length that they may be tucked in white turtleneck/mock turtlenecks or collared blouses are

permissible when worn under a plain navy sweater, a navy Heritage sweatshirt, or plain navy sweatshirt 

the only sweatshirts that are allowed are plain navy or any style/color Heritage logo sweatshirt

white crew socks, white or navy knee-length socks, or tights tennis shoes or dress shoes

Bookbags / Lockers

* Plan to use your locker for books

* Bookbags can’t be left on the sidewalk

Outdoor Education

Classes – Gail Jones/Lory Pendergrast

Outdoor Education Trips

MS Athletics

Softball Basketball Cross Country Track Baseball Tennis Golf Football Cheering

Communication

Please utilize the following resources for general information• Web Site at www.heritagehawks.org• NetClassroom

From internet:

Netclass.heritagehawks.org

A few last important notes

Carpool: Drop off and Pick up Please DO NOT drop off at flag circle or

behind gym. MS students may be dropped off in the

mornings at the LS carpool drop-off. Pick-up is at MS pick-up point ONLY. If a student is picked up after 3:30, pick up

will be in the Media Center. A parent must come in and sign the student out of the study hall.

Prescription medications:

If your student needs medication dispensed to him/her at school, you must send the medication in the original prescription bottle.

Attach a note with instructions

Include last dose information

And so a great year begins…