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Middle School Activity Night: March 18, 2022.
Hey, Putnam County Middle School students! Who says elementary and high school students get to have all the fun? Not us! We've got something just for YOU! Middle School Activity Night is going to be a blast! Imagine you and all of . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: October 2020
Middle Years Newsletter October 2020 (Click to view full article) Waiting Patiently: Does your child expect everything to happen right now? If a friend doesn't call or text back immediately or his teacher hasn't . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: May 2020
Middle Years Newsletter May 2020 COVID-19 Edition Learning Activities for Tweens and Teens: Keep your children learning and safely occupied while they’re not in school and can’t hang out with friends. This guide . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: March 2020
Middle Years Newsletter February 2020 Illustrated notes: Your middle schooler has probably heard the phrase “A picture is worth a thousand words.” It’s good advice that she can apply to note-taking. Suggest . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: February 2020
Middle Years Newsletter: February 2020 Stay informed: Want to connect with your child’s school on social Short Stops media? Make sure to select the official page so you’ll know the information is trustworthy. . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: January 2020
Middle Years Newsletter: January 2020 Write while you read Textbooks pack in a lot of information. To see if your child understands what he or she is reading, suggest that she stop every few paragraphs and jot down a . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: April 2019
Middle Years Newsletter April 2019 Year-end planning: As the school year winds down, your child’s schedule will fill up with exams, projects, and events. To stay on top of everything, she might write obligations on a wall . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: March 2019
Respect: The 4th R. Treating people with respect can help your tween form strong relationships with classmates, teachers, and family members. Consider these ideas to help your middle grader show consideration for others. Look for . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: March 2019
Respect: The 4th R Treating people with respect can help your tween form strong relationships with classmates, teachers, and family members. Consider these ideas to help your middle grader show consideration for others. Look for . . .
Middle Years Newsletter: February 2019
Making up work: When your child returns to school after being absent, remind her to ask her teachers about make up work. She’ll avoid missing out on learning, and she’ll make sure she has material that may appear on a quiz or . . .
Middle Years Newsletter, December 2018
Creative Tweens Ever wonder what happened to your singing, doodling, spontaneous child? He or she is still there! Since middle graders are usually more self-conscious, they might need a little coaxing to . . .
Middle Years Newsletter November 2018
Study Secrets Revealed: Anna knows what she needs to accomplish when she sits down to study. She stays focused and tends to remember the material. Her secret? Strong study skills! Share these strategies with your tween! . . .
Middle Years Newsletter September 2018
A+ Organizing Strategies As the school year gets underway, your middle grader will be calmer and more confident if she knows she's on top of things. Strategies like these can help her get organized. 1. Create . . .
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