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William Annin Middle School: 19 Results

• BERNARDS TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION
  BERNARDS TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMO DATE: October 17, 2008 TO: Parents/Guardians FROM: Bill Koch, Board President RE: Calendar Survey The Board of Education policy currently in effect cites the following parameters for constructing the annual school calendar: • In those years when Labor Day falls after September 5, school may open before Labor Day. • In all years, there will be a one-week February vacation scheduled approximately eight weeks after the December vacation and a one-week April
• William Annin Middle School
  William Annin Middle School 70 Quincy Road Basking Ridge, New Jersey 07920 (908) 204-2610 FAX (908) 204-0244 Nick Markarian Mary Knell Principal Cheryl White Helen Beck Paul S. Ciempola Kathy Poles Scott B. Graber Secretaries Karen Hudock Assistant Principals April 17, 2008 Dear Parent, I wanted to take a moment to address an issue of the dress code which has come up of late with the arrival of the warm weather. Our current policy on shorts and skirts is no shorter than “2-3 inches above the
• William Annin Middle School
  William Annin Middle School 70 Quincy Road Basking Ridge, New Jersey 07920 (908) 204-2610 FAX (908) 204-0244 Nick Markarian Mary Knell Principal Cheryl White Helen Beck Paul S. Ciempola Kathy Poles Scott B. Graber Secretaries Karen Hudock Assistant Principals April 17, 2008 Dear Parent, I wanted to take a moment to address an issue of the dress code which has come up of late with the arrival of the warm weather. Our current policy on shorts and skirts is no shorter than “2-3 inches above the
• Microsoft Word - Med-form 2009.doc
  WILLIAM ANNIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 8th Grade Washington D.C. Trip EMERGENCY MEDICAL INFORMATION FORM ALL MEDICATION REQUESTS (INCLUDING ALL OVER-THE COUNTER DRUGS – ZYRTEC, MOTRIN, BENDRYL, ETC) MUST BE SUBMITTED TO OUR NURSES AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO THE DC TRIP. No student will be allowed to attend this trip without this form filled out and signed by the parent/guardian. (This form will be confidential and kept by the school trip leader/Nurse) Student Name: Homeroom # Homeroom Teacher: Date of Bir
• Bernards Township School District
  Bernards Township School District Acceptable Practices of Computers and the Internet Access to the Internet will enable students to explore thousands of libraries, databases, museums, and other repositories of information. Families should be aware that some material accessible via the Internet might contain items that are inaccurate, or potentially offensive. While the purposes of the school are to use Internet resources for constructive educational goals, students may find ways to access other
• Microsoft Word - WILLIAM ANNIN MIDDLE SCHOOL.doc
  WILLIAM ANNIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 2009 – 2010 Due to the large increase in enrollment over the past several years, we have adopted the policies below to stream line services and minimize class interruptions. FORGOTTEN HOMEWORK, GYM CLOTHES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC. Items being dropped off at school may be left in the grade level shelf in the main office, with the student’s name on the outside. If the student is not aware that the item is being delivered, you may leave a note in the lunch bin. The stu
• Microsoft Word - Jan. 16 Evac letter to parents.doc
  William Annin Middle School 70 Quincy Road Basking Ridge, New Jersey 07920 (908) 204-2610 FAX (908) 204-0244 Karen A. Hudock Mary Knell Principal Cheryl White Paul Ciempola Helen Beck Scott Graber Kathy Poles A ssistant Principals Secretaries January 19, 2009 Dear Parent(s) of William Annin Middle School Students: I want to begin by thanking everyone for their cooperation and patience on Friday in helping us deal with an emergency evacuation. You should be proud of your children and the way in
• Microsoft Word - ATTENDANCE.doc
  ATTENDANCE Daily – Under New Jersey State Law, pupils must attend all sessions of school unless there are necessary causes for absence, such as personal illness, death in the family, religious observance, school sponsored activities or externally sponsored activities approved by the principal. The administration reserves the right to determine acceptable causes for absence. Students who are absent from school with parental permission are considered excused. Excused means that the student is not
• Microsoft Word - D6E2DEA.tmp
  To: All 8th Grade Students going to Washington D.C. and their Parents/Guardians From: Mrs. Beykirch, Mrs. Ehrgott, & Mrs. Burt Date: January 4, 2010 Re: Room and Visitation Sign-Ups Believe it or not, it is time to choose roommates and sites you wish to visit for the Washington D.C. trip in April. In an attempt to customize the tour for ‘first-time visitors’ and ‘veterans’ of Washington D.C. you have options for the first day. Please note, all students in your room MUST choose the same visitatio
• Microsoft Word - Success.doc
  1 Success from the Start William Annin Middle School The 5th into 6th grade Orientation Program November 20092 PURPOSE OF MODULE This module provides a format for the orientation of the 5th grade students to the middle school. DESCRIPTION OF MODULE This module is a series of planned orientation activities designed to facilitate the smooth transition of the 5th grade students into the middle school. The activities in the module will provide the William Annin School personnel with
• Microsoft Word - 4-15-10 #3 Required Pre-participation Physical Form _2 pgs._.DOC
  April 14, 2010 TO: Chief School Administrators/Charter School Lead Persons Nonpublic School Administrators FROM: Barbara Gantwerk, Assistant Commissioner Division of Student Services SUBJECT: Required Pre-Participation Physical Form Based on feedback from school nurses, physicians, and other healthcare providers, the required Annual Athletic Pre-Participation Physical Examination Form has been modified. The content of the physical examination and health history found in Part A has not been chang
• PURPOSE of MODULE: This module provides a format for the orientation of the 5th grade students to the middle school.
  Success from the Start William Annin Middle School The 5th into 6th grade Orientation Program February 2009 1PURPOSE OF MODULE This module provides a format for the orientation of the 5th grade students to the middle school. DESCRIPTION OF MODULE This module is a series of planned orientation activities designed to facilitate the smooth transition of the 5th grade students into the middle school. The activities in the module will provide the William Annin School personnel with a
• Microsoft Word - Ski Club 2010 package v1.doc
  Wiilllliiam Anniin Miiddlle Schooll Skii Cllub 20110 Skii Season Information, Safety, and Registration Package Register on: Wednesday, October 21st or Thursday, October 22nd at New Members William Annin Middle School Auditorium* Returning Members William Annin Middle School Cafeteria* *Doors open at 6:30pm on both days. Registration will be open until 8:30pm. Registration is available for returning Ski Club members in the cafeteria. Mandatory information and safety meeting for new members begins
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  2009 Resources for Educators, a division of Aspen Publishers, Inc. April 2009 Just like children outgrow shoes, they also outgrow discipllin strategies. Middle graders question authority more than younger children do, and they are growing more independent. How can you enforce limits for your changing tween? Try these ideas. Give explanations. If your middle grader understands the “why” behind a decision, she’ll be more likely to accept what you say. For example, if she asks to go to a friend’s h
• Microsoft Word - 2010 permission draft.doc
  8th Grade Washington, DC Trip 2010 Wednesday, November 4, 2009 General Trip Information Each year, eighth graders at William Annin are invited on a two-day trip to Washington, DC in the spring. The trip is an extension of many parts of the middle school curriculum and it is also a special culminating experience for the middle school years. The trip dates are Thursday, April 22, 2010 to Friday, April 23, 2010. The trip coordinators are Kelly DeMayo (x268) Katy Beykirch (x239) and Aileen Ehrgott (
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  A Communication Toolkit for Schools (Grades K-12). Preparing for the Flu: A Communication Toolkit for Schools (Grades K-12)The purpose of “Preparing for the Flu: A Communication Toolkit for Schools” is to provide basic information and communication resources to help school administrrator implement recommendations from CDC’s Guidance for State and Local Public Health Officials and School Administrators for School (K-12) Responses to Influenza during the 2009-2010 School Ye
• TABLE OF CONTENTS
  1 WILLIAM ANNIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 2009 – 2010 PARENT HANDBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Welcome to William Annin /Frequently Used Phone Numbers 2 Calendar 3 Bell Schedules 4 Emergency School Closings /Instant Alert 5 – 6 School Day /Vacations/Trips 6 Office Procedures /Teacher Contact 7 Attendance 8 Homework Make-up Procedures /Discipline /WAMS Code of Conduct 9 – 11 WAMS Report of Misconduct 12 Notice of Student/Parent Rights /Affirmative Action 13 – 14 Annual Parent Notifications: Nutrition Statement
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  A Communication Toolkit for Schools (Grades K-12). Preparing for the Flu: A Communication Toolkit for Schools (Grades K-12)The purpose of “Preparing for the Flu: A Communication Toolkit for Schools” is to provide basic information and communication resources to help school administrrator implement recommendations from CDC’s Guidance for State and Local Public Health Officials and School Administrators for School (K-12) Responses to Influenza during the 2009-2010 School Ye
• Microsoft Word - 8Course Booklet -2010.DOC
  1 -William Annin Middle School COURSE REGISTRATION GRADE 8 William Annin Middle School 2010 -2011. 2 -World Languages 8 At William Annin, the eighth grade world language courses are part of a threeyeea sequence. As eighth graders, students will continue with the language they have studied for two years. The language offerings of Latin, Japanese, French, Italian and Spanish are the same. Students will expand upon the skills and language acquired in the sixth and seventh grade world language cour