Tuesday Chat with Principal Burns
Dear Families,
Please join us on September 17th at 9AM Tuesday chat with Principal Burns.
Google meet link has been sent to your email.
Thank you.
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Announcements & Upcoming Events
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Tuesday Chat with Principal Burns
Dear Families,
Please join us on September 17th at 9AM Tuesday chat with Principal Burns.
Google meet link has been sent to your email.
Thank you.
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Back -to-school Family Bingo Night!
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MS 217 Cellular Phone Policy SY 24 25
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Letter to Families about Advisory (6th grade) 2024-25
Please see attached Letter to Families about Advisory (6th grade) 2024-25 in your preferred language.
Thank you
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School Supplies information!!
REQUIRED SCHOOL SUPPLIES
School Uniform – polo shirt (navy blue or grey), khaki/navy blue/black pants or skirt
- binder with dividers
- 2 Composition notebooks
- Black and blue ballpoint pens
- No. 2 Pencils
- Highlighter
- 6 Folders
- Double strapped over the shoulder book-bag (no rolling bookbags for safety)
**Please note – Teachers may require additional supplies as the year progresses.
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Parents/Guardians/Student: MS 217 School Uniform Policy
RE: School Uniform Policy
Here at Middle School 217Q we have a student dress code policy. The dress code consists of a collared polo shirt (navy blue or grey) with our school logo, and either Navy Blue, Black or Khaki pants.
Girls may choose to wear a navy blue or khaki skirt/skort.
There are many benefits in having our students wear a uniform to school every day:
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Promotes a more effective learning environment
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Foster's school unity and pride
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Improves student performance
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Fosters self-esteem
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Eliminates label competition
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Simplifies the dressing process in the morning
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Teaches students appropriate dress and decorum in their “work” place
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Help to improve student conduct and discipline
Understanding all the benefits wearing a school uniform lends to our school environment any student who is out of uniform will receive a phone call home to inform the parent and may be subjected to stay for detention.
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