Announcements Tutoring for MHS StudentsMHS Title I Tutoring has begun. Please let you child’s teacher know if you would like more information or contact your counselor. Title I After School tutoring Tutoring starts September 17th. Buses will run at 4:30pm Monday and Thursday each week. Students may go to any teacher/ subject to get help, but must report by 2:45pm to that location. This period gives students opportunities for more in depth explanation and questions and make up quizzes or tests. This is a voluntary program. BOOST This is a short help session offered during your student’s lunch. They report to B-117 before going to lunch to get an “express pass” through the lunch line and report to a designated teacher’s room for subject area help. This intended for smaller type questions, review help, homework help, or to make up short quizzes and assignments. This is a voluntary program for all grade levels. Target This is a program where your child will be pulled from an elective class to work on missing or incomplete material in their core classes. This is done by teacher, counselor, or parent request. This gives opportunity to make up assignments that may not be able to be done after school for various reasons. This program is only available to 9th and select 10th graders and is mandatory once a student is referred to the program. 2012-2013 Progress Reports CalendarSEMESTER ONE
PROGRESS 1 September 21, 2012 Grades submitted September 28, 2012 Grades mailed home PROGRESS 2 November 02, 2012 Grades submitted November 09, 2012 Grades given to students in advisement and mailed home SEMESTER 1 FINAL GRADE S1 December 21, 2012 Grades submitted January 11, 2013 Grades given to students in advisement and mailed home SEMESTER TWO
PROGRESS 1 February 15, 2013 Grades submitted February 28th, 2013 Grades given to students in advisement and mailed home PROGRESS 2 April 05, 2013 Grades submitted April 18, 2013 Grades given to students in advisement and mailed home SEMESTER 2 FINAL GRADE May 17, 2013 Senior Grades submitted May 24, 2013 9-11th grades submitted May 31, 2013 Final Report Cards mailed home Study IslandStudy Island offers rigorous content built from the Georgia Performance Standards (GPS) and Common Core Standards to prepare for the GHSGT and EOCT and End-of-Course tests. Study Island supports the learning process and builds off of your students’ enthusiasm for technology with engaging, interactive lessons and activities. Students can work through the web-based program at their own pace, or teachers can guide students through the program. Fall Madness Power Point that was presented on August 7th during Fall Madness as well as the evening parents meeting.
EOCT testingEOCT Testing
Testing will begin Tuesday, April 24th and go thru Friday, April 27th. Please make sure the students get a good night sleep and arrive to school on time. Tuesday, 24th Test Schedule:1A, 4A Wednesday, 25th Test Schedule: 1B, 4B Thursday, 26th Test Schedule: 2A, 3A Friday, 27th Test Schedule: 2B, 4B Make up tests: Monday April 30 and May 1 Coffee TalkCoffee Talk
You will have the opportunity to discuss school elated matters in a casual, open forum. You will get to talk directly with Principal Colburn, the grade level administrator and councelor. Media Center 8th Grade: Tuesday, April 24, 8:30-9:30 AM 9th Grade: Tuesday. April 24, 10-11 AM 10th Grade: Wednesday, April 25, 8:30-9:30 AM 11th Grade: Wednesday, April 25, 10-11 AM 12th Grade: Thursday, April 26th, 8:30-9:30 AM April 14th Make Up Parent MeetingsIf you were unable to make your grade level Parent meetings please come this Saturday and get all the information that you missed.
Saturday April 14th Marietta High School Seminar Room 9:00 am 11th Grade Parent MeetingParent Meeing for 11 grade Parents. You will be able to make a one on one appointment to come in and talk to your students councelor and talk about your student's schedule for their Senior Year. Also learn about college information, scholarships, and much more concerning your students upcoming Senior Year.
Seminar Room April 10th 7:00 pm ESOL Parent MeetingESL Parent Meeting February 7th Estudiantes de ESL Fecha: 7 de febrero 2012 Hora: 7:00-8:00pm Lugar: Sala de Seminarios - Explicación general del proagram de ESL Financial Aide MeetingParent Meeting for parents of Seniors who what to know about Financial help for College.
7:00pm January 19, 2012 MHS Seminar Room Reunión para Seniors Información sobre ayuda Financiera para la Universitdad · 19 de enero, 2012 · 7 p.m. en la Sala de Seminarios · ¡Padres son invitados a asistir con su estudiante! · Presentador sera de la Comisión de Finanzas Estudiantíl de Georgia
School Treasures/ Cracking the CodeSchool Treasures Book of Secrets “Cracking the Code” Helping parents familiarize themselves with School resources and websites so you as a parent are better informed to help your child succeed 9th Grade Parents - Tuesday, January 17, 2012 10th Grade Parents – Wednesday, January 25, 2012 11th and 12th Grade Parents- Tuesday, February 28, 2012 11:00-12:00 am Marietta High School FHall Room 124 Computer Lab This will be an opportunity for parents to get hands on instruction on a computer. You will be able to sign up for Aspen Parent Portal, get instructions on how to find and use School Fusion, and surf the school website. You will meet the Parent Liaisons, Assistant Technology Instructor, and Counselors. Topics that will be discussed are:
School Fusion Aspen Parent Portal Title I Parent Involvement DocumentsMHS Parent Involvement Survey
MHS Parent Involvement Policy MHS School-Parent Compact MHS Parent's Right To Know Handout Attachments can be found at the bottom of Parent Involvement Fusion Page. MHS Política de Participacíon Paternal MHS Compacto de Secuela-Padres MHS Derecho de los Padres de Saber el Folleto Mhs Política de Participación Paternal Pueden encontrar los archivos en la parte inferior de esta página de la fusión. Coffee TalkGot Questions? Get answers.
Come to a casual get together with Principal Colburn, grade level Administrator, and counselor for an open forun to discuss any matters that concern you. Come to the Seminar room. 9th Grade: 18 of October 8:30 am 10th Grade: 18 of October 8:30 am 11th Grade: 18 of October 8:30 am 12th Grade: 18 of October 8:30 am Español Charla con la Directora Ve ha tomar cafe y preguntar tus preguntas en un tiempo informal con la Directore Colburn, el administrador, y el consejero. Nos reuniremos en la Sal de Seminario. Grado 9: 18 de octuber a las 8:30 Grado 10: 20 de octubre a las 8:30 Grado11: 27 de octuber a las 8:30 Grado 12: 31 de octuber a las 8:30 New Online Parent Contact Information Update FormMarietta City Schools (MCS) parents and guardians can now update their personal contact information (telephone numbers, e-mail) online. Simply use our new Parent Contact Information Update Form at www.marietta-city.org/parents/infoupdate.
Student Sexual Harassment Parent LetterSeptember 6, 2011 Re: Student Sexual Harassment Training Dear Parent/Guardian, In accordance with Board Policy JAEB, Marietta City Schools’ staff will be conducting the subject training for students in grades PreK - 12. Sexual harassment of students is illegal. A federal law, Amendments of 1972 sexual harassment, in education programs and activities. All public and private education institutions that receive any federal funds students from harassment connected to any of the academic, educational, extracurricular, athletic, and other programs or activities of schools, regardless of the location. Title IX of the Education(Title IX), prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, includingmust comply with Title IX. Title IX protectsTitle IXprotects both male and female students from sexual harassment by any school employee, another student, and a non-employee third party. Preventing and remedying sexual harassment in schools is essential to ensure a nondiscriminatory, safe environment in which students can learn. Unfortunately, students, parents, and school staff may not know what sexual harassment is, how to stop it, and what can be done to prevent it from happening. This training will use a PowerPoint presentation to provide students, parents, school administrators, school employees, and others with fundamental information on recognizing and addressing sexual harassment under Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR). OCR is the federal agency responsible for enforcing Education. A copy of the training presentation is available online at org/nondiscrimination.php#ssh Title IX as it is interpreted by the U.S. Department ofTitle IX in schools that receive federal funds from the U.S. Department ofhttp://www.mariettacity.Title I After School TutoringExtended Day Tutoring will start on September 12 and run
every Monday and Thursday till December 15 (1st Semester). Tutoring forms can be picked up starting August 29, in the front office or outside door of C- 2111a(before entering the H hall 2nd floor). Students must complete the forms in order to ride the Extended Day Tutoring Buses. Funding for tutoring and transportation provided through Title One funds. Probe College FairMarietta High School will be sponsoring a College Fair.
Find out more about:Over 100 Colleges will be represented Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Marietta High School Gym 6:30-8:30 pm
Using the Aspen Parent PortalDear MCS Parents/guardians: Marietta City Schools (MCS) parents/guardians will soon have access to a new program to view their child's grades and attendance. Aspen, the new MCS student information system provides a parent support feature: "Aspen Family Portal" that replaces i-Parent, the former grades and attendance program for parents.
Our teachers have received training on Aspen's electronic grade book feature, and are entering grades in the new system so parents/guardians will be able to view assignments, grades and attendance.
As with any new software implementation there are requirements that need to be met before the product is fully functional. Among these are security and data compliance that we require prior to final production rollout. Our goal, first and foremost is to ensure a safe, secure data environment for our student information, and we are nearing completion of this implementation phase.
We are very excited about our new Aspen student information system. In the interim, we recommend that parents/guardians familiarize themselves with the Aspen Family Portal by visiting our Web site and downloading the "Using the Aspen Family Portal" manual.
Thank you for your patience as we work to complete the implementation phase. More details will be sent home soon regarding the Aspen Family Portal, including information about username and password to access the portal. In the meantime, if you have any concerns regarding your child’s grades, feel free to contact your child’s school or teacher for further assistance.
Sincerely,
Dr. Emily Lembeck Superintendent Marietta City Schools 2011-2012 Progress Reports1st Progress Report
September 28, 2011 6 week Progress Report given in advisement 2nd Progress Report November 9, 2011 12 week Progress Report Semester 1 Final Grade January 11, 2012 1st semester report cards given to students in advisement Semester Two 1st Progress Report February 29, 2012 6 week Progress Report given in advisement 2nd Progress Report April 18, 2012 12 week Progress Report given in advisement Final Grades May 30, 2012 Report Cards processed Back to School- Parent Resources/ArticlesFree "Back to School" newsletters in English or Spanish are available from the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension/Cobb County Web site. This collection of articles for parents includes expert advice on cyber bullying, involving children in community service, packing lunch boxes, social networking, and more. Fall Open HousePTSA Fall Open House
August 29th @ 7:00 pm Marietta High School Gym Come and meet your Students Teachers Parent Open HouseParent Open House
August 9th 2011 in the High School Seminar Room at 7:00pm All Parents are invited especially those that are new to our school or district Discussion Topics Files
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