Warsaw Middle School

Serving Grades 5-8

Solutionary Learning Night May 2025

School Handbook / Planner

School Counseling Winter Newsletter.pdf

Elementary_Handout_042924 (1).pdf

The art room needs your help! We are seeking recyclable material donations that can be repurposed and reinvented into a variety of sculptures and projects. Currently we are on a mission to acquire *newspaper and cardboard*. Some other materials which we would be on the lookout for may be things like old t-shirts, shoe boxes, yogurt containers, and paper towel tubes. Your donations of recyclables will be greatly appreciated by all of our students. Also, please only share recyclables that have been cleaned or rinsed.

A collection box for the donations will be located in the main lobby in front of the office. Thank you for your help!

Mila Hartford from MCI is teaching Spanish at Warsaw Middle School! The 7th grade ELA classes have been learning about greetings, families, and emotions by creating posters, playing games, and having conversations together.

Lead Service Lines: What Are They and Why Are They a Risk

Diaper Drive 2024 - SD 480p.mov

Maine-Health_Guidance_School_Handout-2023-24.pdf

The grades 7 and 8 JMG classes once again participated in Maine Bio Science Day. This year they were studying genetic traits and got to try PTC paper to see if they could taste PTC, a chemical found in broccoli, Brussels sprouts and cabbage. Some people can taste it and some cannot, depending on an individual’s genetic make up! Students then used Google Sheets to graph the class results of our genetic survey.

Grade 7 JMG students have the opportunity to work with Grade 4 students at Vickery over the course of the year. This program helps transition the grade 4 students to Warsaw for grade 5.

JMG students raise and lower the flags every day.

Every year JMG students make and sell dog treats in their annual fundraiser for the Humane Society.

Student practicing teamwork and leadership in JMG.

After studying self-awareness in grade 7 JMG, students created a coat of arms that was self representative. In grade 8 they transferred their coat of arms to a flag.

WARSAW STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

Academic and Allied Art teams will give these awards out quarterly. The criteria include, but are not limited to:

Significant Improvement In:
- work
- attendance
- effort
- attitude
Exemplary Citizenship
Academic Excellence
Active Citizenship
School/Community Services
Creativity
Academic Persistence
Collaboration

Office referrals/attendance/other teacher input does not necessarily factor into the award given; awards stand on their own merit. Students will receive a description of why they are receiving the award. The description will be posted on the Achievement Awards Wall.

Honor Roll

Honor roll will be awarded at each Quarterly Check-In as well as at the Year End Summative Report Card following the schedule below:

Quarterly Check-In 1 - (runs from 9/5/23 to 11/8/23)
Quarterly Check-In 2 - (runs from 11/9/23 to 1/24/24)
Quarterly Check-In 3 - (runs from 1/25/24 to 4/3/24)
Year End Summative Report Card - (encompasses 9/5/23 to end of year grade closure)

Honor Roll will be determined based on the following criteria:

Highest Honor Roll: Students with an average of 95% and above in all classes.
High Honor Roll: Students with an average of 90% to 94% in all classes.
Honor Roll: Students with an average of 85% to 89% in all classes.

Habits of Scholarship

Brian Cole, Principal Lori Stevens, Asst. Principal

167 School St. Pittsfield ME 04967

Tel: 207-487-5145

Fax: 207-487-4511

email: bcole@msad53.org email: lstevens@msad53.org

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