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Welcome
to Monhagen
Guidance
The Guidance Departments
at Middletown High School assists students, teachers,
parents, and administrators in order to help your child
achieve academic success, meet their personal goals, and
assume personal academic responsibility.
Parents with questions
and/or concerns can feel free to contact Ann Hall, Director of Counseling Services,
at (845) 326-1628 or call the MMS Guidance Department
at (845)
346-4822 or
(845)326-4823.
Middletown’s Developmental School Counseling Program is:
1. For all students, helping them learn effectively and
efficiently.
2. Has an organized and planned curriculum that is
sequential and flexible.
3. Is part of the total educational process, with
counselors who provide specialized counseling services
and interventions.
The Counseling Department
promotes:
Student Achievement
Career Planning
Personal/Social Development
School counselors work with
administrators, teachers and parents on:
Student Academic Performance
Student Behavior
Social/Emotional Needs
Classroom Guidance Activities
Guidance/Counseling interventions for students
Home/School Communication
Parent/Child Relationships
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Community Agency Referrals
Interim Reports & Report Cards
Academic information will be communicated to parents
five weeks into each marking period and every 10 weeks.
At five weeks an interim report is mailed home to give
parents an indication as to how their child is
performing for that marking period. A report card will
be mailed home at the end of each 10 weeks.
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MMS
Counselors:
Ms.
Parisi, Mrs. Gurda and Ms. Navarra.
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Click here to access
the middle school guidance brochure!
Communication Tools
Homework Agenda-An agenda is given to each student at
the beginning of the school year to assist them with
organization of homework, upcoming projects, test and/or
quizzes. The agenda also contains the student handbook, which parents and students should review.
In addition
to the agenda, parents may call the homework hotline for
their child’s cluster to keep informed of the daily
homework assignments.
Click here for the homework Hotlines link.
Other forms of communication between school and parents
are the school newsletter, open house night,
parent/teacher conferences, and telephone contact.
Parents can reach teachers by calling 346-4800 and
leaving a message or contacting their child’s school
counselor.
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