Maryville Junior High School Welcome Lisa Mc Ginley




































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Maryville Junior High School
• • • Welcome –Lisa Mc. Ginley General School Information – Lisa Mc. Ginley Athletics – Jay Malone Registration Process and Timeline – Regina Cox How to Register Online – Kerry Hall Tonight’s Agenda
• This Power. Point and all supporting documents for registration can be found on the registration link at maryville-schools. org/mjhs under quick links Registration Resources
General Information Lisa Mc. Ginley -Principal
“Building a bridge to success for every student through unified efforts” Purpose Statement
Rebel Rules • Be Responsible for You • Be Everything You Can Be • Be Balanced • Be Encouraging to Others • Be Lieve in Yourself • Be Safe Code of Conduct
• • • Building Opens Breakfast 1 st Period Break 2 nd Period 3 rd Period • A Lunch • B Lunch • C Lunch • 4 th Period • 5 th Period • Dismissal 7: 30 -8: 10 8: 20 -9: 35 -9: 55 -11: 05 11: 10 -12: 50 11: 10 -11: 40 11: 45 -12: 15 12: 20 -12: 50 12: 55 -2: 05 2: 10 -3: 20 and 3: 25 5 -Period Day
• • • 1 st Period (English) 2 nd Period (Math) 3 rd Period (Wellness/Social Studies) 3 rd Period Lunch (30 minutes) 4 th Period (Science) 5 th Period (Elective/Elective) or (Elective/Academic Success) or (Academic Success/Academic Success) Sample 8 th Grade Schedule
Uniform Grading System
• There is no perfect formula for determining the proper amount of academic study for each student. It is not unreasonable to expect a student to routinely have academic study each night and some weekends. • When completing projects, papers, and/or preparing for examinations, the amount of academic study may increase. Academic Study Time
• The time required for completion of academic study will vary with student ability, class schedule, and proper budgeting of time. • Students can expect to do homework and/or study each night of the five-day school week and on some weekends. This will vary according to the student’s diligence and the rigor of the student’s schedule. (8 th Grade 80 -90 minutes) • Students enrolled in honors classes may experience an increase in academic study. Academic Study Time
• Before school tutoring 7: 30 -8: 10 • Working lunch (students volunteer or are assigned by teacher/administration) • Cafeteria Cyber Café • After school tutoring 3: 20 -4: 30 • Individual Teacher Tutorial Sessions by Appt. School-wide Study Opportunities
• CASE 21 Benchmark Assessments (progress) • TCAP Achievement (TNReady) • CASE 21 Reading Assessment (2 times per year) th 8 Grade Assessments
• 70 –minutes every other day or everyday • Required for students performing below grade level in reading and/or math • Reading Intervention • Math Intervention • Study/Organization Skills • Flexible Scheduling • Response to Intervention and Standardized Progress Monitoring • Replaces 1 or 2 Electives Academic Success Suite
• • • • Comprehensive Development Class (CDC) Behavior Support Class Full Inclusion with Support ELD Courses Tutoring School Nurse School Counselors Bully Prevention Curriculum (Wellness) Academic Success Class Learning Support Class Maryville Academy Twilight School MCS Family Resource Center Special Services
• • Principal’s List Honors Principal’s List MJHS Honor Society Award Assemblies Academic Honor Distinctions
• • Math Competition Team Science Bowl Team Essay Contests Spelling Bee NCTE Writing and Poetry Contests Robotics (STEM) Competitions Coding Competitions Construction Competitions Academic Competitions
• • Anime Club Archery Club Art Club Book Club Climbing Team Cornerstone Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes Clubs • Fellowship of Christian Athletes • Math Competition Team • Rebel Flyers Drone Club • Robotics Club • Science Bowl Team • Student Council
• • • Classroom Career Fair Appreciation Library Book Fair Art STEM/Engineering Open House Field Days/Field Trips Fundraising • • • East TN Band Tryouts School Dances Spur of the Moment Box Tops for Education Music Boosters Technology Theatre Cafeteria Guest Speaker New Family Welcome Wagon Parent Volunteer Opportunities
Athletics Jay Malone
• • • Football Baseball Cross Country Tennis Basketball Volleyball Track and Field Golf Cheerleading Wrestling th 8 Grade Athletic Opportunities TMSAA
Registration Process and Timeline Regina Cox –School Counselor
• Registration Information Mailed Home Jan. 28 th • Window for Online Student Registration Feb. 11 th – Feb. 20 th • Student Registration Verifications Mailed Home March 1 • Window for Online Elective Changes March 4 th –March 10 th • Window for Placement Review March 27 th – April 10 th • Development of Master Schedule April -May • Schedules Mailed Home Prior to 1 st Day of School • Sneak Peak Open House- August 1 st from 8: 30 A. M. - 11: 00 A. M. Registration Timeline
• ACT Projections (State Percentile) • Current Academic Performance • Teacher Recommendation Initial Placement Criteria
Initial Placement Criteria
Initial Placement Criteria
• • • English: LA H LA 820, LA CP LA 830, LA cp LA 840, ESL (SAEL 0), or LA 8 ALT (50801) Math: Algebra 1 MA 810 (high school credit course), MA CP MA 820, MA cp MA 830, or Math 8 ALT (50806) Science: SCI H SC 810, SCI CP SC 820, SCI cp SC 830, or Science 8 ALT (50807) Social Studies: SS H SS 810, SS CP SS 820, or Social Studies 8 ALT (50814) Wellness: PEWE 0 • • • • • Academic Success - Recommendation Required Computer Science Independent Study French 1 - Recommendation Required Gateway to Technology Instrumental Music Band Instrumental Music Orchestra Latin 1 - Recommendation Required Learning Support - Recommendation Required Peer Tutoring/Service - Learning Experience - Approved Application Required Shop Spanish 1 - Recommendation Required Student Assistant/Library Worker/Office SATA 8 - Approved Application Required Teen Living Theatre Visual Art Vocal Music – Male and Female Yearbook th 8 Grade Course List
• The master schedule is created based on course recommendations and elective requests during registration. • When unavoidable scheduling conflicts arise, students will be placed in their selected alternate elective request. • Questions regarding your student’s academic course recommendation(s) will be addressed through the review of placement request form. • To take a foreign language in 8 th grade, students must be recommended by their 7 th grade English teacher. Frequently Asked Questions
• Schedules will be adjusted within the first ten (10) days of the fall semester for students who are misplaced in a course. A schedule change request form will be available in the school counseling/main office and online. • Elective courses will be adjusted within the first ten (10) days of the fall semester. A schedule change request form will be available in the school counseling/main office and online. • Changes in academic course placement can only take place prior to the end of the first quarter (1 st 9 weeks) through a collaborative process to include the student, parent, and teacher. Changing Schedules After School Starts
Online Registration Kerry Hall –Technology Coordinator
How to Register for Classes Online
How to Register for Classes Online
• This Power. Point and all supporting documents for registration can be found on the registration link at maryville-schools. org/mjhs under quick links Registration Resources
• • MJHS Daily Announcements Set-up Power School Account (Grades Online) Set-up Canvas Account (Course and Class Information) Keep contact number and e-mail address current with the school office to receive School Messenger calls and emails from MJHS and MCS • MJHS Website • Follow us on Facebook and Twitter Stay Connected
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If you would like assistance with the registration process, report to the library at this time. Registration Help Available




































