North Rockford Middle School
Principal: Lissa Weidenfeller
Assistant Principal: Al Reickard
Student Activities/AD: Jen Domagalski
Counselor: Angie Ohlman
IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES:
- October 8 - Varsity Homecoming Football Game at RHS
- October 20 - Early Release for Students
- November 12 - Early Release for Students
- November 17 - Early Release for Students
Breakfast available for every student
Breakfast is available in the cafeteria from 7:10-7:40 am for every student. Please encourage your child to eat a healthy breakfast, or to get one when they arrive at school!
Student Goal Summary Sheets: Due Oct. 4th
Students worked hard this week to set goals in their ELA, math, and science classes based on their NWEA Fall Map Growth scores. Each student has been asked to bring home their goal packets and have parents sign their goal summary sheet. Please review your child's goals with them and sign the Student Goal Summary Sheet. These sheets are due back to their ELA teacher on Monday, October 4th.
If you have any questions, please email your child's teacher.
NWEA Map Growth & M-Step Family Reports
NWEA and M-Step Family Reports will be sent home with students on Monday, October 4th. Students will receive these reports from their ELA teacher. If you do not receive these reports from your child, please call our Counseling Office at (616) 863-6313. Our next NWEA Map Growth testing session will be from January 17th - January 28th.
Guidelines for Student Cell Phone Use
Cell phone use has become an increasing distraction for students during the school day. Added to specific social media monthly challenges that have been encouraging highly inappropriate behavior in school, we are calling attention to our Student Cell Phone Use Policy.
Guidelines for Student Cell Phone Use:
- Students are expected to leave cell phones in their lockers or backpacks during the school day (7:40 to 2:30 pm). Cell phones should be turned off during the school day.
- As part of their classroom management procedures, teachers may proactively choose to employ a phone "check-in" for students which fail to meet this expectation to avoid disruptions to learning.
- At no time may electronic devices be used in restrooms or locker rooms.
- Students with disabilities or health conditions that require phone access during instructional time must coordinate with the teacher, counselor, parents, and/or administration.
- Inappropriate use of technology/electronic devices can be addressed in the student code of conduct and may result in discipline.
- If parents are communicating with their students during the day via their devices, please know they may not receive it until the end of the school day. We encourage all parents to utilize the main office number as the primary method of relaying important and urgent information to their children.
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