1st Saturday of each month from 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

September 9

October 21

November 4

December 2

January 6

February 3

March 2

April 13

May 4

We will meet in the Media Center.

Please complete this form if you need to speak to an administrator at Shiloh Middle School for any reason. At Shiloh Middle School, we appreciate honest, constructive feedback daily to help us to daily make improvements to our school in order to provide the best possible climate and structure for each and every student to learn. Please fill out the form below to submit feedback directly to our principal, Mr. Chris Bess or to contact your grade level Assistant Principal. Please contact us if you have any additional questions at (770) 736-4560. Thank you.

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September 11th

• A Day Connections
• Picture Day
• Lego League 4:30-5:30
• Cheer Practice 4:30-6:30

September 12th

• B Day Connections
• Yearbook Club 4:30 pm
• Dungeons and Dragons 4:30-5:30

September 13th

• A Day Connections
• Reader's Rally 4:30-5:30
• Help Day 8:15 am
• Jr. HOSA 4:30 - 5:30
• Cheer Practice 4:30-6:30
• Shiloh Lady Generals Volleyball Game @ Home vs Berkmar Jr Red 6:00 pm

September 14th

• B Day Connections
• Mythology Clun 4:30-5:30
• Cheer Practice 4:30-6:30

September 15th

• Digital Learning Day

Do you need help setting up or accessing your ParentPortal or ParentVUE app? Our Parent Instructional Coordinator is here to help.

Please contact Ashley Thomas for support at ashley.d.thomas@gcpsk12.org.

During this week, students learn to fluently add and subtract decimals within relevant, mathematical problems. Students will build on their understanding from elementary school of whole numbers and decimals as they apply numerical reasoning to interpret applicable, mathematical situations in context of a real-world problem.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning from 8:15am to 8:50am, we hold weekly help session

During Week 7 of 7th Grade Math, we will continue our work in Unit 1B: Making Relevant Connections within the Number System. We are nearing the end of Unit 1B, so we are at our most rigorous moments of teaching and learning. We will be taking what we have learned over the past few weeks regarding multiplication and division of both positive and negative rational numbers (fractions, decimals, and integers- whole numbers) as well as reviewing our knowledge from Unit 1A regarding addition and subtraction of positive and negative rational numbers to work our way through real-world scenario word problems. We will practice our test taking skills and focus on application of our Math basics to come to the proper solutions to the problems. We will also engage in error analysis to determine where we went wrong when we come to an incorrect solution and address any misconceptions students may have. Students will utilize their knowledge of the properties of operations of multiplication: associative property, commutative property, and distributive property to help in coming to their solutions and conducting error analysis. Lastly we will review our learning from Week 6 on how to convert fractions to decimals, decimals to fractions, and either fractions or decimals to percentages. And we will review terminating vs. repeating decimals. This will all lead up to our second Mathematics assessment of Semester 1 of the 2023-2024 school year, Unit 1B Assessment on Thursday, September 14th 2023. We will have a comprehensive review session in our Math classes on Wednesday, September 13th 2023. Do not forget that all subjects hold weekly Help Sessions/Tutoring on Wednesday mornings from 8:15am to 8:50am. This would be a great week for students who are able to attend to do so! On Friday of Week 7, September 15th 2023, we will have our first Digital Learning Day of the school year. Math will utilize this day to post short videos and a brief assignment that will aid in reteaching of the Unit 1B material so that any student who needs to improve their test score from Thursday will be better prepared for either a retest or a credit recovery activity when they return to school the following Monday (Week 8).

The 7th grade Social Studies students are now on Unit 3: Historical Developments of Southwest as we go through this unit the students will analyze continuity and change in Southwest Asia (Middle East).

Parents/Caregivers may follow one of the two options below if they do not want their child to participate in the EES survey. See the instructions below.

Contact Mrs. Carrington, Nicole.Carrington@gcpsk12.org

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Contact Mrs. Willoughby Sorayel.Willoughby@gcpsk12.org or Mrs. Carrington Nicole.Carrington@gcpsk12.org

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Technology Tips

1. Students should charge their Chromebook every night.

2. Students should bring their charged Chromebook and the charger to school every day.

3. Students should keep their Chromebook in their bookbags.

Parents, if you are interested in getting a mentor for your scholar contact Nicole Carrington at Nicole.Carrington@gcpsk12.org

Once assigned, Mentors will meet with your scholar 1X/week.

Tuesday September 5th, Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Program (JYSEP) will begin their meetings at Shiloh Middle School. Each week, mentors and junior youth put their heads together to study materials based around moral concepts and talk about how to navigate a complex world, resist negative forces in their lives, and promote social progress. For questions contact admin@bridgetosuccessprogram.org.

The LOTUS girls mentoring program will have our first meeting next Wednesday September 13th from 4:30pm-5:30pm.

Please contact Brittany Johnson at 770-736-4001 or by email at brittany.n.johnson@gcpsk12.org if you have any questions!

See information below for student drop-off and pick-up and GCPS Bus Transportation. Please contact Assistant Principal Carol Williams via email at carol.h.williams@gcpsk12.org or via phone at (770) 736-4006

A parent or guardian must bring any / all medications to the school and fill out a medication administration form. Students are not allowed to carry any medications with them at school or on the bus. This includes any over the counter medication, for example; cough drops, Tylenol, etc. If you would like your child to have any OTC medication left in the clinic, you must bring to school with a completed medical authorization form.

To give us authorization to give your student their medication you will need to complete the Medication Authorization Form. You may print it, complete it, and bring it in or you can pick one up to complete in the clinic. A separate form is required for each individual medication.

If your student requires an inhaler and/or an Epi-pen you will need to complete the appropriate form.

For your student to be permitted to carry their inhaler and/or Epi-pen on their person, their physician will need to complete the section of our form advising us of their authorization. If the student will be carrying their inhaler and/or Epi-pen on their person, we ask that you also provide the clinic with a backup in case one is needed.

Medication Request Form

Shiloh Middle School Clinic

Phone: 770-736-4030