North Bethesda Middle School 8935 Bradmoor Drive Bethesda, Maryland 20817 Phone: (240) 740-2100 Fax: (301) 571-3881 Office of the Principal Counseling: (240) 740-2110 Attendance: (240) 740-2101 July 28, 2017 Dear Parents/Guardians, I am excited to welcome you and your family to the 2017 – 2018 school year. We have spent most of the summer getting ready for our students. The first day of school is Tuesday, September 5, 2017. Orientation for 6 th graders and new-to-NBMS 7 th and 8 th grade students is Thursday, August 31, 2017, from 8:15 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Students will ride their buses to and from school that day according to the posted bus schedule. We have planned a variety of activities to help students gain familiarity with the building and the various daily routines. Enrollment Our enrollment projection for the 2017–2018 school year is 1142 students, which is just a little above last year’s enrollment forecast of 1122. The classroom addition project is moving along and will continue throu gh next summer with an anticipated completion for the start of the 2018-2019 school year. To accommodate the increasing enrollment in the interim, we have added one more relocatable classrooms, bringing the total to six. Bus Routes/Student Drop-off/Safety Reminders Our regular school hours for the 2017-2018 school year are 8:15 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily. We cannot provide supervision for students prior to 7:45 a.m. nor after 3:10 p.m. Students riding school buses, are encouraged to do so beginning Tuesday, September 5, 2017. Students will become familiar with the bus stops and route numbers. Please review the bus route/stop information to prepare students for this experience. Please make a note of and keep handy the bus route number. There is considerable traffic each day as buses arrive and parents drop off and pick up students. That volume of traffic will continue to increase with our expanding population. In the interest of safety, we ask parents to drop off and pick up students in the designated Student Drop-Off area in front of the school building. Please drop your students off on the curbside of the car. We realize it may be time-consuming to wait in line, but in bypassing the stream of cars and dropping off a student in the middle of the traffic circle, a student would need to walk between cars, creating a dangerous situation. If you need additional time when dropping off children, please move along to the far part of the circle so others may exit . To avoid students walking in front of cars and between buses, we will block the entrance to the staff parking lot during arrival and departure times. If a student would like to ride a different bus to go home with a friend, send the student with a note that includes the full name, bus route number, telephone number, and parent signature. Your student will have to get signed approval from one of our security assistants, Mr. Ronald Bush or Mr. Benjamin Widdes. The bus driver will collect the note from your student when boarding the bus. Please be aware that some buses may be too full to take additional students. The Bethesda Depot Transportation Cluster Manager (TCM), Mr. Randolph Mussotte, advises us of buses that cannot take additional passengers due to capacity. Please assist us in providing the safest environment possible for all our students. If your child rides a bicycle or skateboard to and from school, please remind him/her to wear a helmet and walk or carry the “vehicle" onto school property. Skateboards and scooters may be stored under the stairway in the front lobby upon arrival.
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North Bethesda Middle School
8935 Bradmoor Drive Bethesda, Maryland 20817
Phone: (240) 740-2100 Fax: (301) 571-3881 Office of the Principal Counseling: (240) 740-2110 Attendance: (240) 740-2101
July 28, 2017
Dear Parents/Guardians,
I am excited to welcome you and your family to the 2017 – 2018 school year. We have spent most of the
summer getting ready for our students. The first day of school is Tuesday, September 5, 2017. Orientation for
6th graders and new-to-NBMS 7th and 8th grade students is Thursday, August 31, 2017, from 8:15 a.m. to 12:00
p.m. Students will ride their buses to and from school that day according to the posted bus schedule. We have
planned a variety of activities to help students gain familiarity with the building and the various daily routines.
Enrollment
Our enrollment projection for the 2017–2018 school year is 1142 students, which is just a little above last
year’s enrollment forecast of 1122. The classroom addition project is moving along and will continue through
next summer with an anticipated completion for the start of the 2018-2019 school year. To accommodate the
increasing enrollment in the interim, we have added one more relocatable classrooms, bringing the total to six.
Bus Routes/Student Drop-off/Safety Reminders
Our regular school hours for the 2017-2018 school year are 8:15 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily. We cannot provide
supervision for students prior to 7:45 a.m. nor after 3:10 p.m. Students riding school buses, are encouraged
to do so beginning Tuesday, September 5, 2017. Students will become familiar with the bus stops and route
numbers. Please review the bus route/stop information to prepare students for this experience. Please make a
note of and keep handy the bus route number.
There is considerable traffic each day as buses arrive and parents drop off and pick up students. That volume of
traffic will continue to increase with our expanding population. In the interest of safety, we ask parents to drop
off and pick up students in the designated Student Drop-Off area in front of the school building. Please drop
your students off on the curbside of the car. We realize it may be time-consuming to wait in line, but in
bypassing the stream of cars and dropping off a student in the middle of the traffic circle, a student would need
to walk between cars, creating a dangerous situation. If you need additional time when dropping off
children, please move along to the far part of the circle so others may exit. To avoid students walking in
front of cars and between buses, we will block the entrance to the staff parking lot during arrival and departure
times.
If a student would like to ride a different bus to go home with a friend, send the student with a note that includes
the full name, bus route number, telephone number, and parent signature. Your student will have to get signed
approval from one of our security assistants, Mr. Ronald Bush or Mr. Benjamin Widdes. The bus driver will
collect the note from your student when boarding the bus. Please be aware that some buses may be too full to
take additional students. The Bethesda Depot Transportation Cluster Manager (TCM), Mr. Randolph Mussotte,
advises us of buses that cannot take additional passengers due to capacity.
Please assist us in providing the safest environment possible for all our students. If your child rides a bicycle or
skateboard to and from school, please remind him/her to wear a helmet and walk or carry the “vehicle" onto
school property. Skateboards and scooters may be stored under the stairway in the front lobby upon arrival.
12/25 -01/01/17 Winter break No school for students and teachers
2018
Monday, 01/15 Martin L. King, Jr. Day Holiday Schools closed
Thursday, 01/25 Early release, 12:30 p.m. End of quarter planning - End of Quarter 2
Friday, 01/26 Professional day No school for students
Monday, 01/29 Semester 2/Marking Period 3
Begins
Monday, 02/05 Report Card Distribution
Monday, 02/19 Presidents’ Day Holiday Schools closed
Friday, 03/02 Early release, 12:30pm
Monday, 03/26-04/02 Spring Break No school for students and teachers
Monday, 04/09 Early release, 12:30 p.m. End of quarter planning - End of Quarter 3
Tuesday, 04/10 First Day, Marking Period 4
Thursday, 04/19 Report Card Distribution
Monday, 05/28 Memorial Day Holiday Schools closed
Tuesday, 06/12 Early release, 12:30 p.m. Last day of school for students
Thursday, 06/21 Report cards mailed from MCPS
Offices
SCHOOL CONTINGENCY CALENDAR 2017–2018
If the school year should be disrupted by emergencies and schools are closed three or more days, the first make-up
day will be used on June 13, 2018. Other dates in 2018 identified as possible make-up days include:
Friday, January 26, 2018
Monday, March 26, 2018
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Thursday, June 14, 2018
Friday, June 15, 2018
MCPS OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
GRADE 6 RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM
OPEN HOUSE
Lathrop E. Smith Environmental Education Center
5110 Meadowside Lane, Rockville, MD
Thursday, September 7, 2017; 5:30–8:00 p.m.
Do you have a child currently enrolled in Grade 6? Come experience firsthand the Grade 6
Outdoor Environmental Education residential program. Now is a good time to add the date to your calendars!
Join us to tour the buildings and grounds of the Lathrop E. Smith Environmental Education Center and hear
about the Skycroft and Summit Lake Environmental Education Centers (comfortable shoes are recommended.)
A presentation will introduce the Outdoor Environmental Education curriculum, and Outdoor Environmental
coordinators will be available to answer questions during site tours. A Spanish interpreter will be available.
For directions, please refer to the information on the reverse side of this announcement. The last tour will begin
at 7:40 p.m.—this is a true Open House event, so come when you can, and let us show you around.
NORTH BETHESDA MIDDLE SCHOOL BELL SCHEDULES Please make note of the schedules on the following pages. All schedules are subject to change. Emergencies,
testing, county demands, etc., may require last-minute updates. The NBMS website will be the place to find
schedule changes.
On the first day of school, students will receive their schedules, Student Handbooks, and their locker
assignments. Students will also receive Lunch PINs for the cafeteria, which they will use on their first day. A
lot of important information will be distributed and shared during homeroom all this first week. Please check
backpacks daily this week to stay current.
The most important piece of paper is the Student Emergency Form, which needs to be corrected by
parents/guardians, signed and returned ASAP! The information on this form is used to correct the county-wide
student database, and is the basis of contacting adults in the event of an emergency.
@ PARENT/GUARDIAN CONFIDENTIAL EMAIL CONTACT INFORMATION Each Grade Level Team emails Weekly Updates to parents/guardians that include important upcoming dates,
announcements, and what is going on in classes. This is an important communication and support tool and we
highly recommend registering for the weekly updates. To receive weekly email updates, send an email from
each address you wish to include in the Teachers’ Confidential Email List with your student’s full name as
registered and his/her grade in the subject line, e.g., Harry Potter, gr 6, to the corresponding grade level
teacher. Please include the parent/guardian name in the body of the email. Please be assured that this
information is not shared–and remember to add the grade level team leader’s email address to your address
STUDENT SERVICE LEARNING In Middle School, Student Service Learning (SSL) hours are earned through the infusion of service into the
curriculum. Students complete service projects in Grade 6 Science, Grade 7 English, and Grade 8 World
Studies. Through these classroom activities, all students attending Middle School, and completing the projects,
will be credited with 30 of the 75 SSL hours that Montgomery County Public Schools require for graduation
from High School. Students may earn additional hours by volunteering to work at agencies that have been
approved by the school system for this purpose and are able to use the services of middle school age students.
For further information you may visit the NBMS website, the MCPS site, mcpsssl.org, or contact Ashley Rice,
NBMS SSL Coordinator, [email protected] 240-740-2110. The deadline for the submission of
documentation of all summer hours is Friday, September 29, 2017. Forms submitted after that date will not
be accepted.
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NORTH BETHESDA MIDDLE SCHOOL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2017 SCHEDULE There will be lots of help for new students in the foyer on the first day of school. Students should report as follows:
* Please note that 6th grade students are given additional time all this week to get on the school buses.
NORTH BETHESDA MIDDLE SCHOOL 2017–2018
1—7 SCHEDULE WITH S.O.A.R.R.
TEACHER DUTY DAY 7:45
7:50 – 8:05 – Students in Cafeteria, Gym & Media Center
8:05 – 8:15 – Students locker and pass time
GRADE 6 GRADE 7 GRADE 8
PERIOD 1
8:15 — 9:00
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 1
8:15 — 9:00
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 1
8:15 — 9:00
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 2W/ANNOUNCEMENTS
9:04 — 9:54
50 MINUTES
PERIOD 2W/ANNOUNCEMENTS
9:04 — 9:54
50 MINUTES
PERIOD 2W/ANNOUNCEMENTS
9:04 — 9:54
50 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
9:58 — 10:43
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
9:58 — 10:43
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
9:58 — 10:43
45 MINUTES
LUNCH
10:46 — 11:16
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
10:47 — 11:32
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
10:47 — 11:32
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
11:20 — 12:05
45 MINUTES
LUNCH
11:35 — 12:05
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
11:36 — 12:21
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
12:09 — 12:54
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
12:09 — 12:54
45 MINUTES
LUNCH
12:24 — 12:54
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
12:58 — 1:43
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
12:58 — 1:43
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
12:58 — 1:43
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
1:47 — 2:32
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
1:47 — 2:32
45 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
1:47 — 2:32
45 MINUTES
S.O.A.R.R.
2:37 — 3:00
23 MINUTES
S.O.A.R.R.
2:37 — 3:00
23 MINUTES
S.O.A.R.R.
2:37 — 3:00
23 MINUTES
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NORTH BETHESDA MIDDLE SCHOOL 2017-2018
1 – 7 EARLY RELEASE
GRADE 6 GRADE 7 GRADE 8
PERIOD 1
8:15 — 8:40
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 1
8:15 — 8:40
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 1
8:15 — 8:40
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 2 W/ANNOUNCEMENTS
8:44 — 9:16
32 MINUTES
PERIOD 2 W/ANNOUNCEMENTS
8:44 — 9:16
32 MINUTES
PERIOD 2 W/ANNOUNCEMENTS
8:44 — 9:16
32 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
9:20 — 9:45
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
9:20 — 9:45
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
9:20 — 9:45
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
9:49 — 10:14
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
9:49 — 10:14
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
9:49 — 10:14
25 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
10:18 — 10:48
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
10:18 — 10:48
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
10:18 — 10:48
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
10:52 — 11:22
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
10:52 — 11:22
30 MINUTES
LUNCH
10:52 — 11:22
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
11:26 — 11:56
30 MINUTES
LUNCH
11:26 — 11:56
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
11:26 — 11:56
30 MINUTES
LUNCH
12:00 — 12:30
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
12:00 — 12:30
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
12:00 — 12:30
30 MINUTES
NORTH BETHESDA MIDDLE SCHOOL 2017—2018
1—7 DELAYED OPENING NO SOARR
TEACHER DUTY DAY 9:45
9:50 – 10:05 – STUDENTS IN CAFETERIA OR GYM
10:05 – 10:15 – STUDENTS LOCKER AND PASS TIME
GRADE 6 GRADE 7 GRADE 8
PERIOD 1
10:15 — 10:45
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 1
10:15 — 10:45
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 1
10:15 — 10:45
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 2 (W/ANNOUNCEMENTS)
10:49 — 11:24
35 MINUTES
PERIOD 2 (W/ANNOUNCEMENTS)
10:49 — 11:24
35 MINUTES
PERIOD 2 (W/ANNOUNCEMENTS)
10:49 — 11:24
35 MINUTES
LUNCH
11:28 — 11:58
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
11:28 — 12:00
32 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
11:28 — 12:00
32 MINUTES
PERIOD 3
12:01 — 12:33
32 MINUTES
LUNCH
12:03 — 12:33
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
12:04 — 12:36
32 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
12:37 — 1:09
32 MINUTES
PERIOD 4
12:37 — 1:09
32 MINUTES
LUNCH
12:39 — 1:09
30 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
1:13 — 1:46
33 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
1:13 — 1:46
33 MINUTES
PERIOD 5
1:13 — 1:46
33 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
1:50 — 2:23
33 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
1:50 — 2:23
33 MINUTES
PERIOD 6
1:50 — 2:23
33 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
2:27 — 3:00
33 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
2:27 — 3:00
33 MINUTES
PERIOD 7
2:27 — 3:00
33 MINUTES
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COURSE RELATED FEES
Course-related fees are not charged for textbooks, supplementary readers (such as anthologies, atlases, or
workbooks), most materials of instruction, audiovisual aids, stationery items not commonly found in the home
and required for the student to demonstrate mastery of course objectives, or building or office materials needed
to operate schools.
The approved course-related fees primarily fit into three categories as follows:
Items consumed by the student as a part of the course (e.g., recipe ingredients).
Component parts of a product that will become student property (e.g., sculpting clay, model airplane kit).
Materials of instruction or items of personal use that become the property of the student for reasons of
personal hygiene or industry standards (e.g., tap shoes).
Students are expected to bring individual organizational tools and supplies from home (e.g., notebooks, pencils,
paper). In addition, there also may be field trip fees, but these are shared each trip and not in advance as a
course fee.
In circumstances when a course is selected with a fee, we are committed to providing all students, regardless of
their economic circumstances, with full access to all courses, including the instructional materials required for
those courses and the instructional program. A student, his/her parent or guardian, or any student advocate may
request an adjustment to the course fee. Please contact a counselor, who will work with you to meet your
needs. You and your student will have options that include a schedule of payments, a reduced fee, or a
complete waiver.
North Bethesda Middle School 2017 – 2018 6th Grade Student Supplies
All students should obtain their free Montgomery County Public Library Cards.
All students will be required to use the NBMS Student Handbook for tracking assignments, hall passes, and for reference to school regulations. A handbook will be provided to each student during the first week of school. Please be aware that if the handbook is lost, damaged, or stolen the student will be required to purchase a replacement within a week.
MANDATORY SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR ALL CLASSES Please Note: backpacks on wheels do not fit in lockers.
backpack
3" 3-ring binder
Dividers, 7 subject
loose-leaf paper, 3-holed standard rule
pencil pouch
#2 pencils
pens (blue and black)
1 homework folder SOCIAL STUDIES
1-subject spiral notebook w/ holes for binder
MATH
1 ½” – 2” binder for Math Only
5 dividers for Math Only
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
2” 3-ring binder
4 colored notebook dividers
colored index cards
translation dictionary at home (R)
ART
9" x 12" spiral 50 page tablet
GENERAL MUSIC & CHORUS
1 pocket folder
BAND & ORCHESTRA
instrument; extra maintenance supplies (reeds, strings, bows)**
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
athletic shoes & socks
non-aerosol deodorant
white or grey t-shirt; blue or black shorts Optionally, NBMS shirts, shorts, and sweats are available to purchase from PE Dept.
HEALTH EDUCATION
1- subject notebook (spiral or composition) OPTIONAL SUPPLIES FOR ALL CLASSES
glue sticks
mouse
pencil sharpener with shavings catcher
reinforcements
ruler (3 holed)
scissors
USB flash/thumb drive, 4-8G
Mouse (wire or wireless)
Ear buds
CLASS DONATIONS
All donations gratefully accepted
boxes of tissues
non-mechanical #2 pencils
blue or black pens
packages of loose-leaf 3 hole-punched paper, standard rule
band-Standard of Excellence Bk 1 (Red)
orchestra-Essential Strings Book 1
Individual teachers may request specific items for their classes not included in this list (R) – Recommended * Graphing calculator may be borrowed for the school year with a $45 deposit and contract. ** NBMS owns a limited selection of instruments for individuals those not providing their own. *** NBMS owns a limited selection of cameras for those not providing their own.
Please do periodic checks (minimum once a quarter) to ensure that students have supplies throughout the year. .
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North Bethesda Middle School
2017–2018 7th Grade Student Supplies
All students should obtain their free Montgomery County Public Library Cards.
All students are required to use the NBMS Student Handbook for tracking assignments, hall passes, and reference to
school regulations. A handbook will be provided to each student during the first week of school. Please be aware that if
the handbook is lost, damaged, or stolen the student will be required to purchase a replacement within a week.
GENERAL SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR ALL CLASSES
correction-tape (R)
glue sticks, jumbo - one/quarter (R)
markers - thin, non-permanent (R)
paper, 3-holed standard rule loose-leaf – 1 year
pencils, #2 non-mechanical
pencil pouch
pencil sharpener with shavings catcher
pens, blue and black
ruler
scissors (R)
binder reinforcements
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
binder, 2” 3-ring
dictionary (course language), for home (R)
dividers, 6 multi-colored
index cards, multi-colored
notebook, composition
2-3 expo markers
MATH
binder, 1” w/ dividers
calculator w/ functions equivalent to TI-15 OR
calculator*, graphing TI-83+ or 84+ for IM/
algebra/geometry
paper, ¼ graph 2 pkg”
READING
notebook, composition
SCIENCE
binder, 1-2”, 3-ring
ART
tablet, 9" x 12" 50-pg spiral
HEALTH EDUCATION
notebook, composition or spiral
BAND & ORCHESTRA
books to purchase (R) (may be borrowed)
band - Standard of Excellence Book 2 -blue
orchestra - Essential Strings Book 2
instrument, extra maintenance supplies (reeds, strings,
bows)**
CHORUS
folder, pocket
COMPUTER & TV STUDIO
student email address (e.g., Gmail)
USB flash/thumb drive, 4-8G
HEALTH EDUCATION
notebook, spiral or composition
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
deodorant, non-aerosol
shoes & socks, athletic
shorts, blue or black
t-shirt, white or grey
NB shirts, shorts, sweats, string bags available to
purchase at NB website (O)
CLASS DONATIONS
All donations gratefully accepted
paper, 3-holed standard rule loose-leaf
pencils, #2 non-mechanical
pens, blue and black
tissue boxes
Backpacks on wheels do not fit in lockers.
Individual teachers may request specific items for their classes not included in this list.
(O) - Optional
(R) –Recommended
* Graphing calculator may be borrowed for the school year with a $45 deposit and contract.
** NBMS owns a limited selection of instruments for those not providing their own.
Please check periodically to ensure that students have supplies throughout the year.
North Bethesda Middle School
2017–2018 8th Grade Student Supplies
All students should obtain their free Montgomery County Public Library Cards.
All students are required to use the NBMS Student Handbook for tracking assignments, hall passes, and
reference to school regulations. A handbook will be provided to each student during the first week of school.
Please be aware that if the handbook is lost, damaged, or stolen the student will be required to purchase a
replacement within a week.
GENERAL SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR ALL CLASSES
binder, 3” 3-ring or accordion folder w/ dividers
w
correction tape
highlighters
paper, 3-holed standard rule loose-leaf – 1 year
pencils, #2 non-mechanical, 2 boxes in locker
pencils, multi-colored (R)
pencil pouch
pens, 2 boxes blue/black for locker
scissors (R)
tape
USB flash/thumb drive, (O)
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
binder, 2” 3-ring
dictionary (course language), for home (R)
dividers, 6 multi-colored
index cards, multi-colored
notebook, composition
MATH
calculator w/ functions equivalent to TI-15 OR
calculator*, graphing TI-83+ or 84+ for IM/
algebra/geometry
paper, ¼” graph
READING
notebook, composition
ART
tablet, 9" x 12" 50-pg spiral
BAND & ORCHESTRA
books to purchase (R) (may be borrowed)
band - Standard of Excellence Book 3 - green
orchestra - Essential Strings Book 2
instrument, extra maintenance supplies (reeds,
strings, bows) **
CHORUS
folder, pocket
COMPUTER & TV STUDIO
student email address (e.g., Gmail)
USB flash/thumb drive, 4-8G
HEALTH EDUCATION
notebook, spiral or composition
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
deodorant, non-aerosol
shoes & socks, athletic
shorts, blue or black
t-shirt, white or grey
NB shirts, shorts, sweats, string bags available to
purchase at NB website (O)
CLASS DONATIONS
All donations gratefully accepted
paper, 3-holed standard rule loose-leaf
pencils, #2 non-mechanical
pens, blue and black
tissue boxes
Backpacks on wheels do not fit in lockers.
Individual teachers may request specific items for their classes not included in this list.
(O) - Optional
(R) –Recommended
* Graphing calculator may be borrowed for the school year with a $45 deposit and contract.
** NBMS owns a limited selection of instruments for those not providing their own.
Please check periodically to ensure that students have supplies throughout the year.
NBMS will again be offering it’s highly successful after school program on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 3:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. from September
to May. NBMS has a variety of afterschool activities ranging from classes and
clubs, intramural sports, interscholastic sports teams (open to 7th and 8th grade
students only), and the school play/musical.
North Bethesda After School Activities Program falls into 2
categories:
1. Enrichment Academy Inc.: Fee-based classes taught by outside vendors
and teachers. See the NBMS Website for more details on classes and
registration under the after school activities tab.
2. ECA (Extracurricular Activities): School sponsored classes supervised by
staff members. These classes are open to all students. Class listings will be
available the first week of school on the NBMS Website
All activities are supported with transportation.
Scholarship Opportunities: Enrichment Academies Inc. makes available
one scholarship slot in each class. Those interested in a scholarship should
contact Mrs. Drucker at 240-740-2110 or Cynthia_A_Drucker @mcpsmd.org
Enrichment Academies, Inc. 2017-2018 North Bethesda MS (NBMS)
After School Clubs
Enrichment Academies Incorporated (EAI) will once again manage the PTSA Fee-Based after School Activity Program for 2017- 2018. NBMS students will have the opportunity to take classes from owner-operated and traditional
vendor run companies as well as North Bethesda teachers.
Fall Session Dates: September 26th – November 30th
3:15 – 4:15 PM
Fall Club Offerings: North Bethesda Middle School - Fall After School Clubs
