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What is it? Parent Access is a safe and secure way to view your child’s school record for the current school year.
For more information, visit this link to be directed to the MTSD webpage about Parent Access.
What is the Code of Conduct? The Code of Conduct are rules and guidelines for students to follow at MTMS in order to achieve the most academic success. For a copy of the Code of Conduct, please click here.
What is the Dress Code? The Dress Code is a policy for students to adhere to in terms of their clothing and items brought into school in order to ensure safety while learning and navigating the school building for the well-being of all students for academic success. For a copy of the Dress Code, please click here.
What is it? MTMS offers three after school programs that students can sign up to attend for assistance with their work. The two programs are:
MAC: The Math Assistance center (MAC) is an after school program that occurs on Tuesdays and Thursdays where students can go for specialized mathematics help. Students are aided by mathematics teachers in the building (not necessarily your child's teacher) with math skills. They can complete their homework, study for tests, or get extra help from teachers there. Students are expected to come into the session with specific questions or needs so the teachers can best help them in the time allotted.
No link provided yet. The form will be linked when the program commences. For the form, please click here. Students need a permission form in order to go to this program. Please fill one out for each week.
Academic Achievement Club: Academic Achievement Club is a homework, studying, and make-up work program. Students can go to this program on Tuesdays and Thursdays in order to receive generalized help from two teachers at MTMS who teach two different subject matters (no mathematics teacher since there is MAC). If a student is absent one day, they may be recommended to go to this program in order to make-up work. If a student needs help with assignments, finds that they get distracted while doing assignments at home, or even just need a computer, Academic Achievement Club is an alternative that can suit these needs.
No link provided yet. The form will be linked when the program commences. For the form, please click here. Students need a permission form in order to go to this program. Please fill one out for each week.
Science Assistance Center: The Science Assistance Center (SAC) is an after-school program that takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It is a program in which students have the opportunity to receive support from 8th grade science teachers in the school (not necessarily your child's science teacher). Whether it's completing assignments or preparing for exams, SAC is here to help. Students may also be requested to attend SAC to make up any quizzes/tests or labs that they missed while they were absent. Students should bring the materials they need or want to review to the session. A permission form must be completed for each session and given to your science teacher at least the day before the session.
No link provided yet. The form will be linked when the program commences. For the form, please click here. Students need a permission form in order to go to this program. Please fill one out for each week.
Social Studies Achievement Club: This is a club designed to support 8th grade students struggling in key Social Studies skills including identifying key details in informational text, source analysis, visual analysis, etc. In addition, supporting students by reviewing key content and supporting students' preparation for assessments. This is designed for students who need extra help with the skills and content they may be struggling to understand and apply within the classroom. Permission slips (linked below, on Ms. DiLorenzo's google classroom, and available in the classroom) need to be filled out and returned by Wednesday. Please note: students will have to identify specific reasons for their attendance to the club. Social Studies Achievement Club will be on Thursdays (according to the AAC calendar) in room 218.
No link provided yet. The form will be linked when the program commences. For the permission form, please click here. Students need a form in order to go to this program. Please fill out a separate form for each week you would like your child to attend.
What is it? Google Classroom is a Learning Management System (LMS) where students can find further information, resources, and occassionally assignments for their classes. Students should be checking their classrooms regularly for important updates and information.
For more information about Google Classroom, please visit the tutorials provided by MTSD by clicking here. There are parent-specific resouces towards the bottom of the page.
To access school and team forms, please click here. This page will be updated throughout the year with important forms sent home by either Team Icon teachers or MTMS.
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