MTHS Parent OrientationClass of 2024!

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High School AdministrationPrincipal – Mr. George West

Assistant Principals & Supervisors● Grade 9 & 12 - Mr. MacLeod● Grade 10 & 11 - Ms. Quick● Athletic Director- Dr. Rementer● Academic Supervisor of English,

Foreign Language, History, Business, Special Areas- Ms. Willis

● Academic Supervisor of Special Education, Science, Math - Mrs. Villano

More Important People

Supervisor of Guidance

Mrs. Rachel Chew

Director of Security

Mr. Scott Webster

School Resource Officer (SRO)

Mr. Gino Castellano

Guidance & CST ServicesMs. McAnany ext. 5019

9th A - G10th A - G 11th A - G 12th A - G

Mrs. Chew ext. 50139th H-M

10th H -M11th H-Ma12th H-Mi

Ms. Brown ext. 50189th N-Z10th N-Z11th Mc-Z12th Mo-Z

Mrs. Williams ext. 5020CST Case Manager

Mrs. Zuzulock ext. 5023CST Case Manager

➢ College/Career Counseling

➢ Academic Counseling

➢ Individual/Group Counseling

➢ Student/Alumni Records

➢ NCAA Student/Athlete Support

Hybrid Schedule

Time Monday A Day

TuesdayA Day

WednesdayVirtual

ThursdayB Day

FridayB Day

7:40 -8:00 HR HR HR HR

8:03 - 8:39 Period 1 Period 1 Period 1 Period 1

8:42 - 9:18 Period 2 Period 2 Period 2 Period 2

9:21 - 9:57 Period 3 Period 3 Period 3 Period 3

10:00 - 10:36 Period 4 Period 4 Period 4 Period 4

10:39 - 11:09 Lunch A Study Hall A

Lunch A Study Hall A

Lunch A Study Hall A

Lunch A Study Hall A

11:12 - 11:42 Lunch B Study Hall B

Lunch B Study Hall B

Lunch B Study Hall B

Lunch B Study Hall B

11:45 - 12:21 Period 5 Period 5 Period 5 Period 5

12:24 - 1:00 Period 6 Period 6 Period 6 Period 6

1:03 - 1:39 Period 7 Period 7 Period 7 Period 7

1:42 - 2:18 Period 8 Period 8 Period 8 Period 8

Wednesday’s Virtual ScheduleTime Virtual Learning

Day

7:40-8:10 Period 1

8:15-8:45 Period 2

8:50-9:20 Period 3

9:25-9:55 Period 4

10:00-10:15 Break

10:20-10:50 Period 5

10:55-11:25 Period 6

11:30-12:00 Period 7

12:05-12:35 Period 8

12:40-1:10 Lunch

1:15-2:45 Virtual Office Hours

DistrictCalendar

Academic Support Services● Freshmen Seminar and Computer Applications (Google)● National Honor Society Peer Tutoring● Teacher's Office Hours/Virtual Hours● Study Halls● Intervention and Referral Services● Chromebooks (Please call the school to get on the list)

Freshmen Seminar Course● Orientation to High School● Maintaining Grades● Time Management● Goal Setting● Organization● Study Skills● Brain Aligned Strategies● Social, Emotional Learning Mini Lessons● Naviance Career Exploration● Guest Speakers● lockers/tour the building● End Game: Academic Success, Semester Course w/Computer Applications

College Readiness• Advanced Placement Program

– 19 AP courses – AP Scores Impressive– Course Levels: CP, Advanced, Honors, and AP

• Dual Credit: Stockton (4) & ACCC (19)• Practice SAT opportunities, SAT, ASVAB, and ACT• Early College Program w/ACCC (26 Students enrolled and 17

on time to earn an Associates Degree)• Academies

Career Academies ● Academy of Business

○ Accounting, Business Law, Business Management

● Academy of Computer Science○ Robotics, Computer Programming, Computer Systems

● Academy of Medicine and Health○ Forensics, Anatomy/Physiology, Medical Terminology

● Academy of Performing Arts○ Dance, Instrumental, Media, Theater and Voice

Navy Cadet Program● Leadership and character development program based on the Navy Junior Reserve

Officer Training Curriculum

● Four areas of study: leadership, academics, military skills, & physical fitness

● Currently have 30 cadets enrolled; contact counselors if interested in enrolling.

● See website on MTHS Main Page "Middle Township Navy Cadet Program"

● Instructor: Susan Blood (USCG Veteran), BloodS@middletwp.k12.nj.us

Property Maintenance A new project-based course that focuses on electrical, plumbing, construction, and home repairs. Become a DIY expert or prepare to pursue a career!

College Acceptances

Dress CodeAll clothing or adornments worn or carried will be judged upon the effect they have upon the health, welfare, and safety of the school community and whether this clothing could have a deleterious effect upon the normal routine and function of the public school. All clothing and accessories must be appropriately fitted and worn in good taste. The administration reserves the right to make changes as styles may dictate.

Pupils will not wear:1. Any apparel or accessory with obscene, offensive, bias, or profane material on it or refer to violence, drugs, sex, alcohol, or tobacco

products.2. Tank tops, thin-strapped tops, tube tops, crop tops, halter tops, and clothing that exposes the back, chest, or midriff.3. Clothing made of sheer or fishnet material.4. Clothing with holes and/or tears.5. Pajamas or undergarments worn as outerwear.6. Strapless, thin-strapped, spaghetti strapped dresses or rompers/jumpers.7. Clothing or accessories which are designed for beachwear (bathing suits, etc.).8. Chain-link and metal belts.9. Hats, bandanas, or other headgear.

10. Coats, hats, gloves and any type of outdoor wear may not be worn in the classrooms, hallways, or the cafeteria during the regular school day.

11. Flip flops, slides, shower shoes, or bedroom slippers.12. Excessively short skirts or shorts.

The administration reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of a pupil’s attire. A pupil found to be in violation of the dress code may be sent home and subject to disciplinary action.

Morning Procedures○ Parent Drop Off/Pick Up

○ Drop Off - PAC Loop on Penkethman Way before 7:40am - Student temperature check before you leave.

○ Drop off- Main Office Loop after 7:40am - Temp. Check in Main Office

○ Pick Up- PAC Loop○ Breakfast Program - Chartwells - Grab & Go Option - Eat in HR

Lates● Be on time (or early!)● HR Late Bell rings at 7:40 am

● Late to Class vs. Late to School

● Parent notes WILL NOT BE accepted for late arrivals

Lates to School● 4th Late = Warning and meeting with guidance/CST● 5th late or more will result in school discipline ● Note: This is a running total for the entire year. ● ** Student drivers will risk losing driving privileges for excessive lates

Attendance- 9 is the magic number! ABSENCE - Student absences are deemed “excused” when the student is able to provide documentation ONLY for the following circumstances: medical illness/injury, family death, college visitation. All notes from a licensed physician, dentist or legal agency must be submitted. ● These absence days, although excused, will still accumulate as part of the 9 day

maximum per semester. ● Parents/Guardians will be notified via electronic message if their child is not marked

present for a day of school. This call will be made even if the parent has notified the school of the reason for the absence, simply to confirm that the absence was recorded.

● Students will be notified via letters home when they have reached 4, 9, and 15 days unexcused absences.

No Credit Status● 9 or more days absence per semester = NO CREDIT STATUS● NO CREDIT STATUS: NOT eligible for sports, activities, and social

functions, graduation● Saturday Detention/Summer Credit Completion● Important to turn in doctor notes and legal documentation ● Parent Notes DO NOT excuse absences● FAMILY VACATIONS ARE NOT EXCUSED

Get To Know Our High School...

Athletics● Student-Athlete FIRST

○ Grades○ Attendance○ Time Mgmt○ Sports Performance○ GET INVOLVED!!!

MTHS Sports● Boys / Girls Soccer● Boys / Girls Tennis● Boys / Girls Cross Country● Boys / Girls Basketball● Boys / Girls Lacrosse● Boys / Girls Swimming● Football● Field Hockey● Dance Team

● Cheerleading● Baseball● Softball● Track and Field● Golf● Volleyball● Wrestling ● **E-Sports

Clubs and ActivitiesArt Club - Karen BiedermanBible Club – Maria WoodringChoral Music – Debbie DalfonsoBand – Adam NuzziDance Team - Morgan TridenteFuture Educators- Jodi LamoreuxDrama Production –Lelah EppenbachEl Club Latino – Carol PearsonFrench Club – Wendy CopeInteract Club – Angela Quintana/John LeahyItalian-American Club – Matt D’Apolito Key Club – Kelly HoggMath League – Brooke Zukawski

Mock Trial – Kim MooreMusical Production – Debbie DalfonsoNational Honor Society – Kelly Lasher Red Cross Club – Tracey NagleYearbook- Martina Trapani/Heather HeunStudent Council – Amy GiulianUnited Young Generation/Step Team - David FarrowYearbook – Martina Trapani/Heather HeunDiversity Club - Melanie Collette, LaMarr Greer, Laura Lambert

Class AdvisorsSign up for class updates from with your class advisor.

Freshmen ClassRachel Chew & Kelley Hogg

Remind: @chewhogg24 & @24chewhoggGoogle Classroom: chb5eekInstagram: mthsclass2024

Sophomore Class Laura Lambert

Remind: @6a3ed7e

Juniors ClassAmy Giulian

Remind: @mths2022a

Senior ClassRita Willis

Remind: @2021mths

Get Involved!

Final Product

The Panther Experience:It’s Not Just 4 Years; It’s for Life!

9/8 - First Day of School (A Students Report/B Students Log In From Home) (Remember your mask)9/11 & 9/15 - Picture Day9/15 - Virtual Back to School Night 6pm-8pmTBD - Order Class Rings

Google Class Room Codes will be posted on our High School Website by the end of day on September 4th. Please check the website.

If you have any questions, please call the main office at 609-465-1852 ext. 5000