Surviving Middle School Again Parent Conference will be August 27th, 9:30 – 11:30 AM – information linked below. Although this is not a ChMS or SCBOE event, our counselors wanted to make parents aware of this opportunity. The deadline to register is Monday, August 22nd.
Because the deadline has passed to request a course change, you will need to complete the “Schedule Change Request 22-23” form (linked below). Please note that you will need to include the student’s name, the class he/she wants to change from and to, the reason behind the request — be specific — and the signature of the student’s parent/guardian. ***If you’re not sure if your request requires the teachers’ signatures, just ask them. 🙂 Finally, include an email address as well as a phone number so we can let you know what the committee decides regarding your request.
Forms can be turned into Mrs. Gingras who is located in the Counselor’s Suite directly across from the front office.
Shelby County will have another staggered start “First Day of School.” We look forward to seeing you on Thursday, August 11th if your last name begins with the letter A – J. If your last name begins with the letter K – Z, we’ll welcome you on Friday, August 12th.
We are excited to have ALL students in the building on Monday, August 15th.
What other dates do you need to know? Check out Shelby County’s calendar for the 22 – 23 academic year here: https://www.shelbyed.k12.al.us/calendar/2022-2023-Calendar.pdf
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On Friday, May 6th, REGISTRATION PACKETS were distributed to students in their 1st period classes. Students should have been directed to take this packet home to their parents/guardians. If your student lost his/her packet, please contact the school at 682-7210.
If you were unable to make it to the Parent Meeting that was held for our upcoming 6th graders and their families, check out the informational presentation linked below.
It is important to us that our middle school parents be informed of the math and science pathways available to students in high school as related to the math course taken in 8th grade. For example, historically, parents have been frustrated when learning their child cannot take chemistry without being at least concurrently enrolled in Algebra II w/Stats, as well as not making it to Calculus in the 12th grade. Take a look at the information linked below that maps out classes from 8th grade to 12th grade.