The school year is fast approaching and teachers and students alike will soon be getting into the swing of things. Are you ready to see all of the changes that have come to Milwood Magnet School during summer break? We have had many new renovations to make our biotechnology focus even stronger and put technology at the forefront of our students' learning experience.
The first opportunity of the school year for students to get a look at their class schedule, meet their teachers and get their lockers is September 2, at 6:30 pm, during the Ice Cream Social. This opportunity is generally very beneficial to students as a way of getting ready for the beginning of school. Students who are not able to attend will get the same information on the first day of school.
Other important dates as we begin the school year:
Tuesday, September 8th, will be our first day of school. Michigan law doesn't allow for schools to begin any earlier than the day after Labor Day. The first day is a half day. We will have three entry points, one for sixth graders in the back courtyard and two more for the 7th and 8th graders at the west side basketball courts. There will be lists posted at each entry door that will outline who everyone's advisory teacher is.
Teachers will come outside on the first day and will have a sign identifying who they are. The students will assemble with their designated teacher and will enter the building at approximately 7:30. The first half day will be spent entirely with the advisory teacher. We will review building procedures and expectations for behavior and responsibility thoroughly with all students. Teacher will walk out with their students at dismissal time, 10:35. Our first full day of school will be on September 9th.
Our official date for open house is Thursday, September 24, at 6:30 pm. This will be an opportunity for students to tour the building with their parents after they have been in school for a couple of weeks. Parents will have this opportunity to meet staff members and ask questions about school operations. We hope to see you then.
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