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Welcome to the OMS 2012 Showcase Night!

Welcome to the OMS 2012 Showcase Night!. Introductions - Presenters. Ms. Starkie, Assistant Principal Mr. Guglia, Assistant Principal Mr. Kearns, K-12 Fine Arts Director Ms. Brookshire, Guidance Counselor Ms. Lovering- Math Head teacher & 8 th grade Math teacher

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Welcome to the OMS 2012 Showcase Night!

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  1. Welcome to the OMS 2012 Showcase Night!

  2. Introductions - Presenters • Ms. Starkie, Assistant Principal • Mr. Guglia, Assistant Principal • Mr. Kearns, K-12 Fine Arts Director • Ms. Brookshire, Guidance Counselor • Ms. Lovering- Math Head teacher & 8th grade Math teacher • Ms. Killion- S. Studies Head teacher & 7th grade S. Studies teacher • Mr. Dorion- Art Head teacher, 8th grade Art Teacher • Ms. Burak- ELA head teacher, 6th grade ELA teacher • Ms. Bauman- Elementary & Middle School Chorus Instructor • Mr. Davey- Elementary & Middle School Band Instructor

  3. Did you know…. • OMS classrooms have a Smart-Board in every classroom! • OMS embraces technology, each team has a web site, school has a web site updated daily, OMS is on twitter and sends daily “tweets.” Parents can access grades 24/7 on “Parent Portal.” • OMS is one of the top performing schools in southeastern MA on MCAS (5th-68%, 6th-77&, 8th-83%) • Class size is low, compared to area middle schools, average class size is 20 students. • Teachers are experts in their subjects and must go through a rigorous certification and re-certification process required by Commonwealth of MA. • New “Pathway” courses replaced most “study halls” last year, providing students with enriching opportunities (History of Stoughton, Managing Money, etc.) • Field Trips offered to Boston, New York City (7th grade), Quebec (7th grade) and Washington D.C (8th grade), among other locations! • Extra-Curricular opportunities are plentiful!

  4. Extra-Curricular School Activities Art Club Bass Club* Drum Club* Homework Help Jazz Band (Grade 6)* Jazz Band (Grades 7 & 8)* MCAS Math Help Open Gym (Permission Slip Required) Peer Leadership Photoshop Scrapbooking Soccer Club Student Council* Track Club Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball Club Weight Club Yearbook Club* *These activities are not open to everyone; tryouts or a selection process is involved.

  5. Helpful Information About 6th Grade • Lunches are $2.25 and the same procedure is used with Student I.D. #’s • School starts at 7:30 a.m. and ends at 2:12 p.m.  • Aside from after school programs, teachers are available after school on Tuesday, Wedneday & Thursday until 2:45 p.m., minimally. • Students are graded in the traditional manner (A,B,C,D,F) with a report card each quarter. • With an administrative team of a building principal, two assistant principals, two guidance counselors, two adjustment counselors and two school psychologists along with Detective Hardy (SRO), student safety and well-being is taken very seriously.

  6. More opportunities to transition to OMS • Each elementary school visiting in June. • “Day in Life of Sixth Grader” video will be posted on web site. • You will receive a letter this summer inviting you to attend a building orientation including a scavenger hunt for the students and question & answer session with the administration. • Orientation Night for Parents and students will be scheduled in May.

  7. OMS PTSO-Lori Bates, President • How does the PTO function in middle school? • How does the PTO help students? • How does the PTO help teachers? • How can you get involved?

  8. Tour for Tonight • You will be making 6 stops with your Peer Leader tour guide Humanities Room 114 STEM Room 105 Guidance Room 122 Fine Arts Band Room Nuts&Bolts LMC Informal Q&A LMC • Ten minute presentations • Announcements for movement

  9. Tour for Tonight Cont… • Yellow: Devin & Bridgette • Green: Hannah & Olivia • Orange: Hannah & Sam • Blue: Haley & Monica • Red: Olivia & Breyanna

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