Ford Middle School - First Week of School

Activities

1st Week

Last Updated:
Tuesday, February 26, 2008 05:27 PM

First Week of School - Monday, .Discuss end of day procedures in general, and special procedure for the first two weeks in particular

Prime Time (8:25 - 9:15)
Prime Time teachers will give out schedules and collect supplies. Students will say pledges, put things away in lockers and report problems. Everyone will discuss Prime Time standards and assembly expectations.

Assembly (9:15 - 10:00)

Prime Time (10:00 - 10:05)
Students will return to Prime Time to collect belongings

First Period (10:10 - 10:30)
Classes will discuss FMS Campus Wide & Classroom Expectations as well as what is expected in individual classroom. In addition, information about our theme, Decades, will be provided

Second Period (10:35 - 10:55)
Classes will discuss Campus Standards and Campus Wide & Classroom Expectations

Third Period (11:00 - 11:21)
Classes will discuss MECA procedures, clubs and organizations, and Classroom Expectations. Students will learn the School Song.

Fourth Period (11:26 - 11:47)
Teachers will give an overview of diagnostic testing and reemphasize Classroom Expectations. End of day procedures will be reviewed as well as special procedures for the first two weeks.

Fifth Period (Prime Time) & Lunch (A & B lunch lists will be posted by teacher)
A Lunch/Class (11:52 - 12:22); Class/B Lunch (12:27 - 12:57)
Teachers will give out forms to students. Forms are to be returned to Prime Time teachers by the end of the week. Classroom Expectations will be reemphasized.

Sixth Period (1:02 - 1:48)
All seventh-grade students will go to the Cafeteria for Mrs. McCoy-Jackson's Bullying Presentation, while the eighth graders participate in PBS's Beat the Bully online game. Students will also be given a time for questions that have come to mind during the day so far and review Classroom Expectations. In addition, information about our theme, Decades, will be provided.

Seventh Period (1:53 - 2:49)
All eighth-grade students will go to the Cafeteria for Mrs. McCoy-Jackson's Bullying Presentation, while the seventh graders participate in PBS's Beat the Bully online game. Students will also be given a time for questions that have come to mind during the day so far and review Classroom Expectations. In addition, information about our theme, Decades, will be provided.

Eighth Period (2:44 - 3:30)
Classes will revisit bullying and discuss end of day procedures in general, and special procedure for the first two weeks in particular

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