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Meridianville Middle School
Meridianville Middle School
Monday - Friday
8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Fax: 256-851-4551
Email: ebryant@madison.k12.al.us
Location: 12975 Hwy 231/431 N., Hazel Green, AL 35750
Phone: 256-851-4550
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eaglesmeridianville/
Daily Announcements
The Soccer Girls won last night against Florence 4-1
Athletics 2/15/19 Friday
* No Athletic Competitions today
*Softball Practice has been cancelled
**Track Practice today outside front area 3:45-5:30
* Baseball Practice Cancelled
* Soccer Girls Practice- No Practice Today
Soccer Boys Practice -No Practice Today
Athletics 2/18/19 Monday
Baseball Game Home against Hartselle Middle School
Coach James was unable to change the game times. They will be played as previously scheduled
4:30 8th grade boys or A Team
6:30 7th grade boys or B Team
Gate will need to be set up and open at 3:30 ( there will not be teachers manning the gate due to school not being in session)
Softball will practice on Monday and utilize the gym if necessary
10:00 - 3:00 Scheduled time
Soccer has rescheduled their games for this date
Soccer Girls will not practice on Monday
Soccer Boys will not practice on Monday
Track Team will not practice on Monday
Cindi Carr Markham
MVMS Athletic Director
Math tutoring will take place every morning from 8:00 to 8:30 A.M. in the Library.
Presidents Day - February 18th - no school
Student Morning Care
Parents and Guardians,
Meridianville Middle School does not open our doors until 8:00 AM. This is in direct conflict with many of our parents work schedules; often parents drop students off prior to 8:00 AM. If an effort to support our parents needs and most importantly for our students’ safety we will offer Student Morning Care from 7:00 AM until 8:00 AM. Beginning Monday, October 15, 2018 Meridianville Middle School Student Morning Care will provide a safe and well supervised place for students in the cafeteria. Student Morning Care is at a cost to the parent, there is a weekly charge of $15. Please be mindful if a student is dropped off one day or all five days the cost remains $15 for that week. Each morning students will sign-in and report to the cafeteria. Students will be welcome to study, complete homework, and work on projects during this time. All school rules apply at all times, students are to remain seated and only get up to use the restroom when they are given permission. If students are dropped off in the mornings prior to 8:00 AM it is mandatory and an automatic enrollment into Student Morning Care. If you have any questions or concerns please be don’t hesitate to contact me a cwhitlow@madison.k12.al.us.
Cameron E. Whitlow
PTSA
PTSA Officers
President: April Sadler
Email: aprilraine77@gmail.com
Vice President: Ronda Hayes
Treasurer: Kelly Tucker
Email: Kellyrtucker@gmail.com
Secretary: Traci Chrisco
Email: chriscofam@aol.com
Second Vice President: Amy Heard
Please feel free to contact any one of us if you would like to volunteer!
PTSA
BUS LIST WITH REMIND INFORMATION
PERMANENT ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and found is located in the Main Office. All items not collected by Friday afternoon will be donated immediately.
Students must have a bus note with a contact phone number in order to ride a different bus. All notes must be turned in to the office first thing in the mornings.
No check outs after 3:00 P.M.
If you plan on getting a physical, please make sure you get a physical packet from the school.
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Sports Schedules
Athletic Eligibility Paperwork
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2-1-1 System
An amazing resource is available every hour of every day to families and individuals in need of essential human services – 2-1-1. The 2-1-1 system is for human services needs what 9-1-1 is for emergency needs. In North Alabama, 2-1-1 is provided through Crisis Services of North Alabama in partnership with United Way. Last year, the 2-1-1 Call Center in Huntsville answered more than 37,000 calls from across the state with more than 20,000 of those calls being from North Alabama alone. The majority of callers requested help with basic needs—such as utilities, rent, food, and housing. During times of disaster, 2-1-1 has been critical in assisting both disaster victims and disaster relief providers to make connections. 2-1-1 can be accessed through a statewide website (www.211connectsalabama.org) as well as through our local call center. Your Superintendent Council representative has a flyer and magnets promoting this program. This will be a great resource for our community.