Dudley Middle School Survival Guide

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  • Home
  • Principal's Statement
  • What you Need to Know
  • Home/school
  • Homework Guidelines
  • School Holidays/Breaks
  • School Improvement Plan
  • Extra Curricular
  • Academics/Social
  • Highlights of the Year
  • Teacher Extensions
  • Other Staff Contact

Dudley Middle School Survival Guide

Dudley Middle School Survival Guide Dudley Middle School Survival Guide Dudley Middle School Survival Guide
  • Home
  • Principal's Statement
  • What you Need to Know
  • Home/school
  • Homework Guidelines
  • School Holidays/Breaks
  • School Improvement Plan
  • Extra Curricular
  • Academics/Social
  • Highlights of the Year
  • Teacher Extensions
  • Other Staff Contact

Academics and Social and Tips

  • We will continue to revamp the Technology Education classes and integrate more STEAM activities. This will bring attention to Engineering and will provide students more time participating in “hands-on” learning activities. This includes our robotics program that continues to build each year. We have Project Lead the Way Program in grades 5, 6, 7, and 8.
  • The current Homework Guidelines will be reviewed and modified, as needed. These guidelines are intended to provide an equal experience for all students regardless of team placement within a particular grade level. We will complete necessary revisions by the end of the 1st quarter.

                                 Instructional Technology

  •  Wi-Fi access is available throughout the building. 
  • Teams have access to Chromebook carts and personal technology use is permitted with teacher permission.


  

  • As a way to continue to pursue academic excellence, we will expand recognition programs for high achievers. As a school, we have often focused our attention on struggling learners. While encouraging all students will continue to be a priority, we will focus more attention through reward/prizes for those students who are consistent, high achievers. Possible examples include: High Honors Breakfast, Honor Roll Dance, “Straight A” Cookout, etc. 
  • The Dudley Middle Student Council and National Junior Honor Society participate in many community service projects annually. We will aim to offer more opportunities to students who are not involved in these organizations and would like to participate. For example, Grade 7 and 8 Exploratory classes can be utilized for community service projects.



                                       Tips for Success for DMS Students 


  

Take your time with your work. Neatness counts!

Individuals working together create a great learning community. Be involved beyond the classroom.

Preparation is important—always use your assignment book.

Speak your mind—share your opinions and have an active voice.  


Follow your teachers’ directions.

Observe school rules. They are there for a reason.

Responsibility is yours—be smart and make wise choices.


Study time should be built into your day.

Use a quiet study area to go to each day.

Come prepared to school and class every day.

Consideration of other people’s feelings should always be your concern.

Enjoy your entire school year. It is a special place you are in for 180 days.

Strive to do your best and be your best.

Success will be yours if you follow this plan.

Dudley Middle School Survival Guide

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