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Bonnie Branch Middle: Home of the ! 2019-2020
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  • Bonnie Branch Middle: Home of the !

    2019-2020

  • Welcome!We’re so excited YOU’RE here!

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    ● It is perfectly normal to be anxious about middle school, as these are major transition years.

    ● We will support you through every facet of the Middle School experience.

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    ● PTA● Meet the staff● Mission/Vision● The MS Child● MS 101● The MS day● Outdoor Ed.

    Agenda:

  • 1.

    The BBMS PTA

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    www.bbmspta.org

  • Bonnie Branch PTA Welcomes You!

    ✘ Silent Auction✘ Membership✘ Committees

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    PTA PresidentMs. Keia Benefield

    When parents work together in the pta, we teach our children to work together and create a community.

  • Our Executive BoardKeia Benefield- President

    Tonya Sigalas- 1st Vice President

    Mashel Wakil- 2nd Vice President

    Andrea Ulrich- Treasurer

    Rena Shooman- Secretary

    Heather Fox- PTACHC Delegate

  • Open Positions /Committees

    ** Find a FRIEND, create a TEAM, get involved TOGETHER! **

    ● Hospitality/Staff Appreciation

    ● PTA CHC Delegate #2

  • MISCONCEPTIONS

    “Middle Schools don’t need parents”

    “Middle Schools don’t want parents coming in”

  • The PTA supports and funds academic needs in the classroom and school,

    but we do so much more...

  • SCHOOL DANCES

    POETRY SLAM RESTAURANT NIGHTS

    INTERNATIONAL NIGHT

    LIP SYNC CONTEST MOVIE

    NIGHTS

    We welcome any NEW ideas.Some planning has already begun for this year!!

    PALS

    SHARK SHOP

    STARSREFLECTIONS

  • We work together as a COMMUNITY to

    create the BEST experiences

    for our STUDENTS and our FAMILIES.

    Please find a way to get involved this school year; it is so rewarding and you

    won’t regret it!

  • 2.

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    Meet The Staff Dr. Andrew Cockley

    Principal

    Mrs. Carol KettermanAssistant Principal

    Ms. Jacquie SicaAdministrative Intern

    Mr. Steven Boone6th Grade Team Leader

    Mrs. Debbie GermrothSchool Counselor (A-K)

    Mrs. Meg SavageSchool Counselor (l-Z)

  • 3.

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    Mission / Vision

  • OUR Vision at BBMS:

    Every student is engaged in rigorous instruction in a strengths-based classroom that uses real life experiences to maximize student learning.

    - Build relationships - Be respectful, responsible, and ready - Motivate, inspire, and empower - Strive for excellence

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  • Guiding Principles

    ConnectStudents and staff will thrive in a safe, nurturing and inclusive culture that embraces diversity.

    ValueEvery HCPSS stakeholder will feel happy and rewarded in their roles and take pride in cultivating the learning community.

    EmpowerSchools, families and the community will be mutually invested in student achievement and well-being.

    AchieveAn individualized focus will support every person in reaching milestones for success.

    Our work as educators will be

    driven by our mission to ensure academic

    success and social-emotional

    well-being for each student in an equitable and

    nurturing environment that

    closes opportunity gaps.

  • Middle school is a defining point for students in the college and career readiness process.

    Source: The Forgotten Middle: Ensuring that All Students Are On Target For College and Career Readiness Before High School, ACT, 2008.

  • Student Behaviors

    GPAMAP

    MCAP (formerly PARCC)

    High School

    Readiness

    College and

    Career Readiness

  • Preparing students for the FUTURE

  • 21st Century Learning

    •Life and Career Skills•Learning and Innovation Skills•Information Media and Technology Skills

  • The MS child

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    4.● The MS Child● Supporting

    the MS child

    The good, the bad, and

    the not so pretty.

  • 3,780 hrs. Together, we can do this!

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  • Who are you?!Friends* are everything

    (*a.k.a. peers)

    Rapid development

    (mind, body & soul)

    Get away; get over here

    (parents)

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    Structure at School

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    Structure & Support at Home● Ensure that your child has the materials, location, and

    time to study at home.

    ● Encourage your child to communicate w/teachers.● Provide your child with a range of experiences to allow

    him/her to identify areas of strength.

    ● Read with your child or have them read to you (out loud).

    ● Talk, talk, talk- about everything and anything.

  • Transportation✘ Bus lists are posted online✘ Student MUST ride assigned

    bus✘ Different bus for childcare?✘ Drop-off/Pick-up

    procedures

    MS101 Cafeteria

    ✘ Breakfast (8:00-8:06)○ $2.00

    ✘ Lunch○ $3.25

    ✘ Myschoolbucks.com✘ Oops! I forgot my lunch.✘ Recess?

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    Student Planner✘ Read it cover-cover✘ Check it, daily

    ○ Assignments○ Passes○ Upcoming events

    Locker Usage✘ Arrival✘ Before & After lunch✘ Before 6th period✘ DIsmissal✘ Can I carry a bag?

    5.

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  • A picture is worth a thousand words (and several hours in the front office)

    Technology verbiage for parents:✘ No, you don’t need a device✘ No, your teacher didn’t say you need a

    device✘ No, you’re not getting a device✘ Yes, you’ll survive without a device

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  • The level of academic achievement that students attain by eighth grade has a larger impact on their

    college and career readiness than anything that happens academically in high school.

    Source: The Forgotten Middle: Ensuring that All Students Are On Target For College and Career Readiness Before High School

  • 6.

    A day in the life of a

    6th grader29

  • Student Sample Schedule

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    Shark Tutorial

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  • Outdoor Education FAQs✘ We want every 6th grader to attend✘ Dates: October 21 - 23✘ Location: North Bay Adventure Camp in North East, MD.✘ Cost: $172.00

    ○ Please let us know if cost is a factor; we can get county support

    ○ There is no cost for families who qualify for financial assistance

    ✘ Refer to packet and website for more information31

    7.

  • What to do w/your child before TuesdayUpdate your family file

    http://www.hcpss.org/connect/

    Check bus number/times✘ Be there 5-10 minutes

    early✘ Ride your assigned bus

    Review class schedule✘ Use the BBMS floor plan to

    map out routes

    Memorize locker combo.✘ Turn RIGHT to first number.

    ✘ Turn LEFT past ZERO to second number.

    ✘ Turn RIGHT to third number

    Organize Materials✘ Lunch - money or bagged✘ Schedule✘ Writing utensil & paper

    Get some sleep!You’re going to need it!

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    http://www.hcpss.org/connect/

  • Date Activity

    September 12th 6:00pm Back to School Night

    October 14th 6:00pm 6th Grade Parent Chaperone Mtg

    October 21-23 Outdoor Education at North Bay!

    We hope to see you at these events!

    IMPORTANT DATES

  • Thank You!Any questions?

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  • Time to Find your Child Take a moment to test the locker and walk the building.

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