The FALCON FLIER WEB - Where Everyone Belongs Incoming 6th Grade and New Student Meet & Greet Read more...pg 6 Letter from the Principal On behalf of our staff, I would like to welcome you to the 2019-20 school year. This is Euclid’s 60th an- niversary. We are excited to celebrate this milestone Read more...pg 2 School Fees See required fees and optional fees by grade. Read more...pg 4 Back to School/Curriculum Night Read more...pg 8 Lunch Procedures Read more...pg 11 Student Schedule Pickup Wednesday, August 14 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM 2:00 - 4:00 P.M. Read more...pg 3 Honor Roll Semester II 2018-2019 Read more...pg 7 PTO News Angela Chrsitensen PTO President [email protected]Euclid Calendar 2019-2020 Read more...pg 13 School Supply List 2019-2020 Read more...pg 14 LPS Start Times EMS Parent Handbook Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @ EuclidMiddle T H E F A L C O N F L I E R Euclid Middle School, Littleton Public Schools
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WEB - Where Everyone Belongs Incoming 6th Grade and
New Student Meet & Greet Read more...pg 6
Letter from the Principal On behalf of our staff, I would like to welcome you to the 2019-20 school year. This is Euclid’s 60th an-niversary. We are excited to celebrate this milestone
Read more...pg 2
School Fees See required fees and optional fees by grade.
Dear Euclid Middle School Parents and Community, On behalf of our staff, I would like to welcome you to the 2019-20 school year. This is Euclid’s 60th anniversary. We are excited to celebrate this milestone throughout the year! I am Cindy Corlett and I am honored to serve as principal of Euclid Middle School. This year will be a year of growth and achievement for our school and for our students as they “become and belong”. The promise of a new year is always full of excitement for everyone. With that excitement comes a bit of nervousness as well, rest assured that is very normal! At Euclid, we provide for these unique needs through academic and affective support systems. By meeting students where they are and developing their strengths, all stu-dents grow and find success as they develop a sense of belonging. To put this belief into action, Euclid is divided into core teams, thus creating smaller learning communi-ties within a larger school setting. Teaming allows students to build relationships with peers and teachers, which as research shows assists in the development of community and increases student learning. Additionally, Euclid offers a robust and developmen-tally appropriate electives/exploratory program. These components align with a true middle school model and support the varying needs of young adolescents. Euclid Middle School is a safe inclusive environment where students grow, learn, and thrive. We are thrilled to welcome a new class of enthusiastic 6th grade students to our school and transition the 7th and 8th grade students to a new grade level. To begin the year in a positive way, we offer WEB, which stands for “Where Everybody Be-longs”. WEB is a middle school orientation and transition program that welcomes 6th graders and new students and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience at Euclid. We also explore the 4 Core Values of Challenge, Community, Choice, and Character through the Every Student a Leader program. This program provides opportunities for student choice, service projects and outreach opportunities. The positive community and culture at Euclid Middle School is developed using the Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS) program, called Be REAL (Be Respectful, Excellent, Accepting and a Leader). It is a proactive ap-proach to establish behavioral supports needed for all students in a school to achieve social, emotional, and academic success. Through Be REAL, positive behavior is rec-ognized and rewarded on teams and throughout the school community. Additionally, we are continuing the Sources of Strength program and will participate in opportuni-ties to provide social/emotional support for all students at Euclid. The 2019-20 school year will present many exciting opportunities for us to work col-laboratively as a community while striving for excellence. It is well known that stu-dents thrive when families are actively involved in the educational experience. The partnership between home and school is an integral part of student success in growth and achievement. The Euclid staff is dedicated to building connections and relation-ships that assist us in maintaining a community feel that values and supports the unique needs of each student. Please note that our Back to School night is Thursday, August 22nd beginning at 6:30 PM.
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T H E F A L C O N F L I E R
Euclid Middle School, Littleton Public Schools
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Wednesday, August 14 10:00 am to 12:00 pm 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
SCHEDULE PICK-UP INFORMATION
When you arrive, there will be a series of stations. Follow the arrows and complete the required information. Prepay online to “Fast Pass” through Schedule Pickup. IMMUNIZATIONS:
♦ 6th grade: Copy of updated shot record including Tdap and Chicken Pox confirmation. You can fax your immunization to 303-347-7830, or mail to 777 W. Euclid Avenue, Littleton, CO 80120 or bring in your immunization to Student Services when our office reopens in August.
♦ 7th grade: Only those who received a letter in May indicating their student’s shot record is deficient. ♦ 8th grade: Only those who received a letter in May indicating their student’s shot record is deficient.
PARENT PORTAL ACTIVATION: ♦ Important Euclid Information is communicated via the Parental Portal for parents only.
Assistance will be available for parents/guardians to activate their own Parent Portal Sign-on. REGISTRATION FEES:
♦ Registration fees can be paid online before schedule pickup via the “Pay Online” button on the EMS website after July 8. Otherwise fees will be required to be paid by check, cash or credit card at schedule pick-up.
Payment is recommended online by credit card to Fast Pass at schedule pick up. ♦ All outstanding fees and fines from the prior school year must also be paid at this time.
PE T-SHIRTS: ♦ All students must wear PE t-shirts. Euclid offers an EMS PE t-shirt for $7.
It is highly suggested to pre-purchased online or at schedule pickup (student will receive the t-shirt in PE Class). Additional shirts will also be available to purchase in class.
STUDENT PICTURES: ♦ Every student will have his/her picture taken for the yearbook and student I.D. ♦ School pictures can be ordered 3 ways 1. Complete the order form mailed to you at the beginning of August and bring it to schedule pick-up. 2. Pre-order on-line at http://www.mylifetouch.com and use the Euclid
ID code, CG019557YO, to start the process. Once your order is complete, print the Picture Day Pass and bring it to schedule pick-up.
3. Order forms will also be available at schedule pick-up. Payment by check made payable to LifeTouch or cash. ♦ Dress your finest (school dress code applies) and smile for the camera!
SCHEDULES: ♦ Students will receive their schedule and locker assignments.
♦ Students and parents will have the opportunity to walk the hallways and locate classrooms and lockers. We encourage students to try their locker combinations. Items for the school year can be placed in lockers at this time.
LUNCH CREDIT: ♦ A box will be available to place checks for lunch credit or you can pay on-line at http://www.lpsnutrition.com/ or myschoolbucks.com
PTO VOLUNTEER:
Click here to volunteer. This information is collected by the PTO so you will receive the Sign up Genius emails for events.
REQUIRED: Student Agenda $ 7.00 (Required for all students) Literacy Materials $16.00 (Required Language Arts) Exploratory Fees $30.00 (Required for class supplies for Art, Computers, Tech Ed, etc) SUB-TOTAL $53.00 OPTIONAL: PE T-shirt 7.00 (Highly suggested to pre-purchase now and will receive in PE Class) After School Activity Fee $20.00 (One time fee includes any and all clubs attended for the year.) Intramural Sports (Can pay now or at time of sport.) 2 or More Intramural Sports $60.00 Co-Ed Track $30.00 Girls Basketball $30.00 Wrestling $30.00 Boys Basketball $30.00 Girls Volleyball $30.00 Yearbook $30.00 (Delivered in May 2020. No extra copies ordered.) PTO Donation $25.00 (Optional suggested amount)
Sixth Grade Fee Schedule 2019-2020 REQUIRED: Student Agenda $ 7.00 (Required for all students) Literacy Materials $16.00 (Required Language Arts) Exploratory Fees $25.00 (Required for class supplies for Art, Computers, Tech Ed, etc) SUB-TOTAL $48.00 OPTIONAL: PE T-shirt 7.00 (Highly suggested to pre-purchase now and will receive in PE Class) After School Activity Fee $20.00 (One time fee includes any and all clubs attended for the year.) Intramural Sports (Can pay now or at time of sport.) 2 or More Intramural Sports $30.00 Co-Ed Basketball $15.00 Co-Ed Volleyball $15.00 Wrestling $15.00 Co-Ed Track $15.00 Yearbook $30.00 (Delivered in May 2020. No extra copies ordered.) PTO Donation $25.00 (Optional suggested amount)
Seventh Grade Fee Schedule 2019-2020
REQUIRED: Student Agenda $ 7.00 (Required for all students) Literacy Materials $16.00 (Required Language Arts) Exploratory Fees $30.00 (Required for class supplies for Art, Computers, Tech Ed, etc) SUB-TOTAL $53.00 OPTIONAL: PE T-shirt 7.00 (Highly suggested to pre-purchase now and will receive in PE Class) After School Activity Fee $20.00 (One time fee includes any and all clubs attended for the year.) Intramural Sports (Can pay now or at time of sport.) 2 or More Intramural Sports $40.00 Co-Ed Track $20.00 Girls Basketball $20.00 Wrestling $20.00 Boys Basketball $20.00 Girls Volleyball $20.00 Yearbook $30.00 (Delivered in May 2020. No extra copies ordered.) PTO Donation $25.00 (Optional suggested amount)
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School and Student Safety 8:30 am arrival and 4:00 pm departure
Students often come early or stay late at school for super-vised activities. In order to maintain a safe and orderly environment, we ask that students only remain after school under teacher or parent supervision. The cafeteria and breakfast program is supervised from 8:30 - 8:50 am. It is requested that all students waiting for a ride home be picked up by 4:00 pm unless they are staying for an after school supervised activity. Late buses will leave Euclid at 5:10 PM starting on Wednesday, August 21. They will run Monday through Thursday. There are no late buses on Friday.
Dress Code School is a place of work and learning, thus we dress in accordance to this standard. General standards of appropriate dress include, but are not limited to, the following:
Students are expected to exhibit reasonable cleanliness in their grooming and dress.
Unacceptable dress includes clothing that is transparent or revealing, or inappropriate for the particular activity. Examples include, but are not limited to, spaghetti straps, halter-tops, pajamas, slippers or swimwear.
Shorts or skirts must be appropriate length, fingertip length is a guideline.
Undergarments must be covered.
No low cut shirts or crop tops.
T-shirt straps must be at least 2” wide.
Also considered unacceptable is clothing advertising alcoholic beverages, tobacco, or drugs, displaying gang symbols, or using defamatory or vulgar, offensive or obscene language, design, or message.
Students may not sag their pants.
Hazardous apparel or jewelry, such as spiked belts, spiked wristbands, chains, or other items likely to in-jure the wearer or someone else are not permitted.
Appropriate footwear is required at all times.
Clothing must be worn as intended by the manufactur-er.
Hats or head coverings are not to be worn in the build-ing.
Mission Statement:
Euclid Middle School, in partnership with families and the community, will provide
every student with an education focused on engaging learning experiences, character development, and leadership skills. All
learners will be challenged to achieve their greatest potential, within a positive, safe,
and nurturing environment.
Euclid Middle School is a place of opportunity, growth, and learning for all. We are committed to our students and are champions of the individual! I believe Euclid is a truly amazing school full of wonderful opportunities for ALL students. It is going to be a great school year. I look forward to meeting you in person and building a partner-ship that supports our students. Please contact me at [email protected] or at 303-347-7800 if I can be of assis-tance. Sincerely, Cindy Corlett, Principal
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Where Everyone Belongs - WEB Attention all 6th grade and new students:
The sixth grade WEB orientation will be Thursday, Au-gust 16 from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM in the gym. This is an optional activity but we encourage all 6th grade students to attend.
The following activities will be part of the orientation
► A short assembly welcoming everyone to Euclid.
► Break out groups where students get an opportunity to meet other 6th graders and 8th grade WEB leaders.
► Question and answer session (in their small groups) to ask anything they are worried about, concerned about, or just curious about.
► An entire school tour. They will see classrooms, locate the bathrooms, and the gym.
► A short closing assembly that reiterates how excited we are that they are here!
► Any questions please contact Mindy Morris at Eu-clid after August 6th.
There is no bus transportation on this day. Parents may drop their students off by 9:00 AM and pick them up at 12:00 PM.
Core Team Placement When your child receives their schedule for the 2019-2020 school year you will be notified of their Core Team placement. The criteria for placing students at Euclid Middle School are:
The Student Learning Profile (SLP). This was in the April newsletter.
Balance of academic needs
Balance in special education
Balance in gifted education
Teacher recommendations
Balance in gender
Assessment Data (iREADY, CMAS) identifying in-dividual needs
Staffing considerations
Counselors and administration spend a large amount of time to achieve balance in all these areas. The infor-mation you provided on your child, as well as any notes you wrote, gave tremendous assistance in the Core place-ment of your child.
Check Policy Littleton Public Schools (LPS) uses Global Payments Check Recovery Services to facilitate the collection of returned checks due to non-sufficient funds (NSF) and closed bank accounts. Returned checks issued to LPS will reach Global Payments approximately 30 days from the date on which the check was written.
Please note the following: Non-sufficient funds check – In most cases your personal bank will have notified you of this returned check. You will have received this notification prior to our receipt at LPS of the original returned check. You are encouraged to contact the recipient (school / department / program) and make arrangements to settle the amount due. Settle-ment of the check prior to our submission of the check to Global Payments is your only opportunity to avoid the collection process and fees.
Closed account check – Although every effort is made to deposit checks within two weeks of receipt by LPS, please check with your bank to ensure that every check written has cleared prior to closing an account. Our staff will be happy to assist you in determining the status of a check on an account you anticipate closing.
The collection process is similar to the one used to collect returned checks for local retailers. The key steps in this process are: 1. The returned check will be entered into the Global Pay-
ments data bank. This will affect the ability of the check writer to pay with checks at local retailers.
2. Subsequently, a Global Payments representative will attempt to contact the check writer by phone and/or by mail to make arrangements for payment of the returned check plus a fee (minimum fee of $40.00).
3. After 45 days, Global Payments may report the re-turned check to all three major credit bureaus.
4. After 60 days, Global Payments may opt to litigate to recover face value of the check plus collection fees.
If you have questions, please contact our bookkeeper at 303-347-7801. Thank you for your cooperation.
Honor Roll Celebration The Honor Roll Celebration for the second semester of 2018-2019 will be held on Thursday, October 3 beginning at 6:30 PM in the gym. Invitations will be sent via Infinite Campus by the end of August. The Honor Roll list is on the next page.
Honor Students earn a 3.5 grade point average or above and no P’s, D’s or F’s. The Honor Roll celebrations are held in October and February. A Letter of Achievement is sent to students with 3.0-3.49 GPA.
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Honor Roll Second Semester 2018-2019
The Second Semester Honor Roll Ceremony will be at 6:30 PM on October 3.
4.00 GPA
3.50 - 3.99 GPA
6th Grade Rebecca Abbott Maleena Adamsson Anabel Amine Chloe Anthamatten Sean Bagnall Andie Beauchene Grace Blackstock Samara Cedar Raymond Clerihue Elleana Dates Riley Day Zoe Deir Chloe Dexter Meredith Dissler Estelle Guymon Kaelyn Harris Tobias Horrigan Colten Huft Genevieve Hurley Jack Jobanputra Avery Jones Anna Kates
Quinncy Kehl Olivia Key Delaney Kitchens Nikolai Kleeman Kevin Le Sean Major Timothy Masse Madeline McKelvie Natalie Miller Makenna Mino Christian Mirenda Allison Mogg Abigail Nichols Jason Owen Greta Paradis Anika Parus Sophia Pratte Joshua Preskins Emma Rausch Luca Rodriguez Andrew Salvatore Ruby San Katherine Sanders
Grace Spencer Laura Stanfill Rachel Stockbridge Sienna Streifel Lucy Verretta Alexia Viramontes Michael Voelkelt Isabella Waller Natalie Walter Victoria Whitney Brady Wiggers Benjamin Willard Mason Zaranski 7th Grade Talia Anderson Grady Auger Jersey Babb Henry Barr Elise Beck Keira Beich Garrett Belcher Hana Brack
McKenna Buster Cooper Caby Amy Cepeda Jacy Chandler Ariana Chong Valenzuela Tyler Christensen Caleb Corson Justin Dirmish Teagan Downs Ivy Dyer Liam England Espen Erling Isaac Freng Charli Glade Mackenzie Gonzales Kailin Gudewicz Molly Guy Heather Handley Ellen Hill Shelby Kramp Keira Langer Joshua Lefkowitz Sophia Lucas
Kylie Major Gabriella Mancuso Sidney Mansfield Andre Michaels Kaylee Michna Charlize Miller Jordan Miller Annika Nason Abby Nelson Quinci Owen Drew Parish Nicholas Quiroga Riley Rasizer Soraya Rivera Liam Rump Renee Sauder Anezka Soucek Nathan Squires Erin Texel Harlan Tuttle Lauren Wapelhorst Jace Winkler
6th Grade Kiana Adamson Benjamin Allen Jackson Archer Eliza Auger Bruno Bereczky Ava Bertram Jack Beveridge Brayden Boatright Natalie Borrego Henry Brueckner Lillany Carbone Andy Cepeda Brayden Chaney Michael Chea Jack Clapsaddle Aner Curic Isabella Delgado Cole Dobmeier Molly Doherty Dugan Doyle Daisyana Dysart Theodore Ernster Sofia Escandon Charlotte Fraietta Danyale Gale Maxwell Gampp Angeleah Garcia
Isabella Gebinine Ella Gomez Avery Gray Samuel Hagberg Wyatt Inman Cody Jacobs Illiana Johnson Mason Kaskela Rylee King Christine Lafferty-Bloom Leona LaFord Zoie Laird Johnathon Lambert Emma Lopez Ellie Marquis Sagesse Marshall Hannah Matson Eilee Matsuyama Ashley Michna Alyssa Miller Nicholas Miller Zavian Monserrate Joel Newquist Logan Nguyen Tamra Pitschke Mela Ray Isabel Rodriguez Nathaniel Roen
Adam Schrad Atticus Schroeder Eli Selzer Evan Siler Andrew Simmons Alexandra Smith Jameson Switzer George Tate Megan Weskamp 7th Grade Nevin Ascencio Perez Garrett Bartoshevich Alessandra Bellisario Garrison Beutler Jaxon Case Benjamin Christensen Logan Coffee Esther Corson Declan Delgado Luke Deonier Matthew Dietz Gary Doliber Theresa Donahue Devon Dumpert Finnegan England Carter Fuglei Connor Gavin
Bailee Gonzales Keira Graham Devan Grissom Brody Guillen Zachary Guy Riley Hageman Tianshi Hale Thomas Hansen Addison Hastings Keaton Hauer Logan Hause Lorelai Henckler-Davis Morgan Henry Amelia Hicks Emma Hines Jillian Holbrook Don Robert Jones Patrick Kaplan Zandria Kathol Jordana Kaufman Peyton Krumm Aydan Lim Nancy Lionakis Maddux Luisier Paris Lyons Kaylee Macias Sophie Mangiameli Liam Marks
Emilia Martinez Lissa Masterson Walker Mattison Sylvia Medicus Kaitlyn Milligan Autumn Mix Alvaro Munoz Cabrera Joshua Neil Ellen Nichols Stella Pasquale Gianluca Pesola Isabella Pisack Ashley Quezada Lopez Kaias Rinehart Aiden Rowell Charles Russell Magdalen Schroeder Jadyn Shelton Annalee Skosich Skylar Staats Avery Swartz Audrey Thomson Andrew Weaver Adelia Wendt Avery Wolff Emily York
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Back to School Night Thursday, August 22, 2019
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Please join us!
Parents -
You are encouraged to attend as this is an important evening full of information.
Please join us to meet your student’s teachers and to hear an overview of life at Euclid.
Students will take home the Back to School Night schedule on Wednesday, August 21. If
students need to accompany their parents during the evening they are to stay with their
parents. Thank you.
EMS Staff and Administration
Core Team: Visitations
Teachers present:
- Expectations for academic and behavioral success
♦ If a student is absent from school or going to be late, a parent or guardian is expected to call to excuse the student before 8:00am. You can call the Absence Reporting Line or the Attendance Office. Each day of absence must be called in. All absences must be excused within 24 hours. The school has the right to determine whether an absence or tardy is excused or unexcused in accordance with the LPS Board Policy. ♦ When reporting an absence or tardy, please give the following information: Student’s Name, spell the last name Student’s Grade Date of Absence Reason for Absence Parent or Guardian’s Name Only parents and legal guardians can excuse an absence. ♦ Pre-arranged Absences A parent or guardian must contact the Attendance office with the dates and reason for a pre-arranged absence of 3 days or more. The student will be given a form to take to teachers to receive assignments. ♦Make-up Work Students should check their teacher’s websites and Infinite Campus for work missed during an absence. A student is allowed 1 day make-up time for each day of absence. If a student is absent 3 days or more, home work may be requested through the Attendance Office. Any work requested via the office is due upon returning to school.
Request to Leave If a student has an appointment during the day, please contact the Attendance Office in advance with the time the student needs to leave. A pass will be sent to the student. A parent or guardian must sign the student out at the Main Office.
Messages to students A parent or guardian can contact the Attendance Office to request a message be sent to the student. Messages will be delivered at the earliest convenient time. Students are allowed to call parents during lunches or breaks in classes with permission from the teacher.
LPS Student Code of Conduct is Online
The Littleton Public Schools Student Code of Conduct is online. Easily accessible links to an online Code of Con-duct will be available on each school website and the district website. Families will be able to print it out at home if they wish, or they can choose to simply access it online. This is reviewed with all students as well. Printed copies of the Student Code of Conduct will still be available in each school and for parents upon request.
Euclid Accountability Committee (EAC) The parent representatives for 2019-2020. Beth Carlisle Angela Christensen Erika Lefkowitz Kirsten Roen, Scott Thistlethwaite, Facilitator Accountability meets once a month on a Wednesday. Please call the main office for times, dates and loca-tions if you are interested in attending the Euclid Ac-countability Committee.
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Pre-Pay for Lunches Online or during Schedule Pick-Up
Never worry about running out of lunch money again! The beginning of the school year is hectic for parents … let our School Payment Solutions online meal sys-tem help. Register your student today so you can re-ceive regular email notifications that will indicate your student’s account balance, make payment and more. If you don’t want to make online payments you can still register your student and set up lunch balance reminder and never worry about your student being out of money again. Visit www.lpsnutrition.com. $3.25 per lunch $16.25 for 5 lunches $32.50 for 10 lunches $292.50 for 90 lunches (one semester) $585.00 for 180 lunches (one year)
A la carte items have their own account. Please specify on the check if you want a portion of the amount to go towards snacks. Please mark checks with your student’s name and grade.
Don’t be disappointed! Be sure you purchase a
YEARBOOK at schedule pick-up.
Yearbooks are $30.00 each. The yearbook has pictures of Core classes, teachers and staff. There are also pictures of sports, musical, classroom activities, and pages for autographs. Please be aware the we do not order extra yearbooks.
Euclid Intramurals At EMS we encourage all students to participate in in-tramural sports. They are a great opportunity for 6th graders to be involved in middle school athletics while learning the fundamentals.
Participation in intramurals is an excellent way to pre-pare 7th and 8th graders with the fundamentals needed for high school athletics. Information is posted on the website and in the daily bulletin at the beginning of each sports season. JOIN IN THE FUN!
Athletic Schedule 6th Grade: Co-ed Volleyball: Aug. - Sept. Co-ed Basketball: Aug. - Sept. Wrestling: Oct. – Dec. Co-ed Track: April - May
7th & 8th Grade: Track: April - May Girls Basketball: Oct. – Dec. Wrestling: Oct. – Nov. Boys Basketball: Jan. – Feb. Volleyball: Sept. - Oct.
For current practice schedules and game dates, visit the Student Activities Calendar. The dates will appear about a month before the season begins.
Intramural/Athletic Fees 6th Grade: $15 per sport 7th Grade: $20 per sport 8th Grade: $30 per sport
There is a family cap of $100 per year for Intramural/Athletic Fees. No individual need pay for more than two sports.
If you have any questions, please contact the Director of Intramural Sports, Clint Borel, [email protected]
Euclid Lunch Procedures 2019-20 Chromebooks and lunch bags at Lunch Students are asked to:
● Put Chromebooks, notebooks, and lunch boxes on the provided shelves.
○ This prevents the breakage of Chromebooks and other items
○ This also supports safety by keeping the hallways clear as a walkway. Food - Students will go through the lunch line or bring their own Students are asked to:
● go through the lunch line or bring your own lunch
● be seated at a table for 10 minutes to eat ● go outside time is after the first 10 minutes.
● finish food and drink before going outside. Food is to stay in the cafeteria.
● put snacks and food away prior to going outside.
During Lunch Students are asked to:
● stay in the cafeteria or go outside, those are the two options.
● NOT walk around the building or visit teachers.
● have a pass to go to a teacher/classroom.
Outside - Recess
● Students are encouraged to go outside for exercise and fresh air. Areas to play-
● Climbing structure
● Basketball courts
● Fields
● Blacktop area
● Students may not be on the front lawn/grass, in landscaping, or on the sidewalk in front of the building.
● Look for the BLUE line for guidance Additional Items: - Students may use the microwaves
- Bathrooms are in front of the music rooms -
Parent CalendarEuclid Middle School 2019-2020
AUGUST 2019 SEPTEMBER 2019
M T W Th F M T W Th F
SS Start of School
Conf. Conferences 1 2 2 3 4 5 6
BTSN Back to School Night
9 End of 9 Weeks 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 13
* End of Semester SS Conf.
Holiday 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 20
Nonstudent Day BTSN
1 Hour Late Start 19 20 21 22 23 23 24 25 26 27
26 27 28 29 30 30
OCTOBER 2019 NOVEMBER 2019 DECEMBER 2019
M T W Th F M T W Th F M T W Th F
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Conf. Conf. 9
14 15 16 17 18 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20*
Winter Break
21 22 23 24 25 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Thanksgiving Week Winter Break
28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
JANUARY 2020 FEBRUARY 2020 MARCH 2020
M T W Th F M T W Th F M T W Th F
Winter Break Conf. 9
1 2 3 2 3 4 5 6
6 7 8 9 10 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13
Conf.
13 14 15 16 17 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20
20 21 22 23 24 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27
27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 30 31
APRIL 2020 MAY 2020 Parent Teacher Conferences
M T W Th F M T W Th F September 19 - Scheduled
October 16 and 17 - All School
1 2 3 1 February 13 - Scheduled
March 5 - Student Led / Arena
6 7 8 9 10 4 5 6 7 8
Nonstudent Days
13 14 15 16 17 11 12 13 14 15 October 17 and 18 January 6
Continuation March 6 April 27
20 21 22 23 24 18 19 20 21 22*
Every Wednesday
27 28 29 30 25 26 27 28 29 PLC Late Start
IMPORTANT DATES
Start of School Aug. 16 Martin Luther King Day Jan. 20
Back to School Night Aug. 22 President's Day Feb. 17
Labor Day Sept. 2 Spring Break Mar. 23-27
Thanksgiving Vacation Nov. 25-29 Continuation 2:00 PM May 21
Winter Break Dec. 23 - Jan. 3 Last Day for Students May 22
Memorial Day May 25
EUCLID MIDDLE SCHOOL S C H O O L S U P P L Y L I S T
2 0 1 9 - 2 0 2 0
The Student Assignment Notebook, the Student Agenda, is required for all students. It will be available for purchase during Schedule Pick-Up in August. The Agenda is an organizational tool for students. Each day students are asked to record their homework assignments. In addition, school policies, a school calendar, and reference information is included. The Agenda is colorful and student-
centered to encourage effective work habits.
SIXTH GRADE For Personal Use 2 pencil bags (with 3-rings for binder) Pencils for personal use (can be mechanical; please have extra lead available) 1 ruler 2 blue or black pens 1 pair of scissors 1 package highlighters (4 different colors, if possible) 2 sets of earbuds (Please know that these are critical for class and may need to be replaced when lost and/or broken. Students will have one set in each binder ensuring they have a pair for class.) 4 notebooks (spiral or composition...student choice) 2 organizers of choice (please select your choice of 2 binders or 2 accordion folders. If binders, please purchase 1” or 1.5” binders only!) 2 sets of tab dividers (if you choose to bring a binder) 1 box colored pencils 1 box thin markers 1 4-function calculator For Classroom Use 2 rolls of Scotch tape 48, #2 pencils for classroom use 1 ultra-fine black Sharpie 1 regular black Sharpie 2 glue sticks 1 package dry erase markers 2 packages disinfectant wipes 1 box tissues 1 ream lined notebook paper Last Name A - J: 1 box quart zipped baggies Last Name K - S: 1 box gallon zipped baggies Last Name T - Z: 1 package white index cards ***Some of these supplies will need to be replenished throughout the year. ***Teachers will help students set up accordion folders or binders during the first few weeks of school. ***Teacher wish list: If desired, please feel free to purchase extra supplies (such as pencils, earbuds, folders, spiral notebooks, scissors, etc.) to be donated for classroom use. Thank you!
SEVENTH GRADE One pencil pouch Pencils 1 pack of pens 1 pair of scissors 1 highlighter 1 pack colored pencils Ear buds or headphones (must fit in pencil pouch) Math: 4 pack of Expo markers Sturdy 1” binder 5 divider tabs 1 pack graph paper 1 pack pencils Science: 100 page hard cover college-ruled composition notebook Spiral notebook Sturdy 1 inch binder 2 pack glue sticks Language Arts: Sturdy 1 inch binder 5 dividers 1 pack index cards 1 pack multi colored 3x3 Post-it notes 1 pack multi colored 2x2 Post-it notes 100 page hard cover college-ruled composition notebook Social Studies: 100 page hard cover college-ruled composition notebook 4 pack scotch tape Exploratory: 3 pocket folders Band: 1” 3 ring binder 1 package of 10-20 sheet protectors 1 pocket folder (for inside the binder) All students need to bring 2 box of tissues 1 container of disinfectant wipes 1 pack of college-ruled lined paper Optional donated items to be kept in classroom Glue sticks Pencils
EIGHTH GRADE Two 2-inch 3-ring binders Package of standard loose leaf paper 4 spiral notebooks (Plastic cover, 100+ pgs, 8.5x11”) 3 folders Pencils Pens (Blue or Black) Red pens Highlighters Graph paper Ruler – Metric/English Colored pencils Colored markers Glue sticks Post-it notes Scissors 2 boxes of Kleenex 1 package cleaning wipes Scotch tape Ear buds 4 AAA batteries – Algebra Only 2 dry erase markers – core math only TI30 IIS calculator Band: 1” 3 ring binder 1 package of 10-20 sheet protectors 1 pocket folder (for inside the binder)
Physical Education Athletic shoes – no deck shoes, platforms or sandals Athletic socks Athletic short or sweat pants – should have drawstring or elastic waist (shorts must be an appropriate length to meet the school dress code) All students must wear PE t-shirts. Euclid offers an EMS PE t-shirt for $7. Locks – you must use the lock that the PE Department gives you at the beginning of the semester. Do not buy your own lock.
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