Stanley Middle School

Please use the guide below to help us collect items for our local food bank. Any of the items can be brought in on any day. Students should place items in their homeroom teacher's box in the main lobby. Thank you in advance for your kindness to our community.

Please make sure an keep students home if they are sick or showing signs of the flu or other contagious illnesses. Make sure and send a note with them when they return in order to have absences coded as excused.

SMS STUDENT AND STAFF REWARDS AMAZON WISH LIST

We will continue to update the list quarterly as we see what become the hot items. This week, students and staff loved mystery grab bags which contained several prizes.

Soccer - begins at 4:00

Volleyball and wrestling being at 4:15

November 30 - Wrestling@Belmont

December 1 - VB/Soccer@SMS

December 3 - ESL Blitz for Access test (make sure you signed up with Mrs. Correll)

December 5 - Soccer/VB Playoffs

December 6 - Wrestling@SMS

December 7 - Volleyball Championship; SIT meeting

December 8 - Band Concert@SMS; Soccer Championship

December 10 - County Wrestling Tournament @Ashbrook; ESL Blitz

December 13 - Chorus Concert

December 14 - EARLY DISMISSAL - STANLEY CHRISTMAS PARADE - 12:15

December 20 - First Annual Read-A-Thon

December 21 - End of First Semester and 2nd nine weeks; PBIS Reward (no ISS/Behavior Support Lab; no OSS; No Bus Suspension; No More than 2 Rebounds)

GCS acknowledges that parents may opt to allow students to bring cell phones/two way communication devices (including watches) on school property for the purpose of communication as long as they are not activated, used, displayed or visible during the instructional day (which is as soon as students enter the building). School employees are permitted to confiscate any device which is activated, used, displayed or visible once students go thru metal detection. Phones which require parent pick up must be picked up by parent or guardian.

Therefore, the expectation is that if parents allow students to bring phones to school that they remain in their bookbag, OFF and AWAY, from the time they arrive at school until they leave at the end of the day.

See Rule 18 in the GCS Code of Conduct for full policy.

Please reference this electronic handbook if you have any questions regarding general polices and procedures for school.

Students who wear hoodie sweatshirts to school need to make sure their hood remains off their head inside the building.

Flannel pants and pajama pants are not appropriate school attire.