School

Aug. 19 – 6th Grade Orientation, 6 – 7 p.m., Small Gym Sept. 05 – Skating Party, 6 – 8 p.m., Skate Town Sept. 06 – Lifetouch Pictures, 1st thing in the morning, TBA Sept. 26 – MS Showcase, 5:30 – 7 p.m., MS Building Oct. 25 – Fall Dance, 7 – 9 p.m., Elem.

Mr. Brad Steward – 6th – 8th grade principal Mrs. Jennifer Ring – 6th grade Math Mr. Tim Dade – 6th grade Science Miss Emily Ford – 6th grade Social Studies Mrs. Tiffany McGuirk – 6th grade English Mr. Austin Gooden – 7th grade Science Mrs. Jane Griffin – 7th grade English Mr. Scott Steward

6th Grade supplies 2 – One subject spiral notebooks 1 – Two subject spiral notebook 2 – 1 inch 3 ring binders Wide-line loose notebook paper (3 pkgs) 1 – Pocket folder Dividers Pencils (2 package) Pens (black or blue) Red pen for grading Colored pencils Hole reinforcements Kleenex (2 boxes) Ear buds for computer

Cell phone, ipods, ipads, and other electronic device usage by students during school hours, nation wide has caused numerous problems for students, teachers, administrators and parents.  In many cities these items have been banned completely from school campuses.  With the onset and abuse of text messaging, camera phones and other electronic devices, the number of

The Kleenex will need to be given to your English teacher for student use throughout the year. Quarter or Semester electives may require other supplies or small fees for projects.  The teacher will inform the students of other supplies they may need at the beginning of school. Students are not to bring liquid glue, white

The purpose of Bulldog Time is to provide additional educational support to all students, especially those students who are struggling academically.  Our objectives are: increase the achievement level of all students, to continue to develop relationships that foster honesty, integrity, and life skills needed to succeed in school and to provide students with the support

Failure to serve an 8th hour will result in a Saturday School (no excuses or reschedules allowed).  There are multiple Saturday School per month.  It is the student’s responsibility to bring homework to work on or bring a book to read. Failure to serve Saturday School will result in the following consequences: A.1st offense –

High School office: • David Rotert – Principal • Cozy Beckner – Counselor • Tina Cantrell – Administrative Assistant • Kathy Schwalm – Administrative Assistant Athletic Director’s office: • Jeremy Barger – Athletic Director • Abby Floyd – Administrative Assistant HS/MS Library: • Angie Modlin – Librarian Language Arts: • Becky Cooper – English I

All 9th grade students, along with their parents, are invited to attend an orientation at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug 13, in the high school gym. This informative meeting will give students the opportunity to meet with the principal and counselor, have and questions or concerns about high school answered, and become more familiar with classrooms

Official high school class schedules and student handbooks for the upcoming school year may be picked up on Aug. 14, 15, and 16 from 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. A $10 technology usage fee will be due upon receipt of schedules. Student new to the district wishing to enroll need to do so as soon