WELCOME TO BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL

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WELCOME TOBARRINGTON MIDDLESCHOOL

• 5925 Village Center Dr
• 657-7266
• http//barrington.mysdhc.org
• Amy Rappleyea, Principal
• Kisha Douglas, Assistant Principal
• Tim Mattison, Assistant Principal

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Barrington Middle SchoolMission Statement

Barrington Middle School will create a
collegiate atmosphere and prepare all students
to reach their highest potential.
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Barrington Middle School

• Vision Statement

Barrington Middle School will create a climate
of responsibility and exploration as it enables
adolescents to demonstrate academic and social
growth.
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BOLTS Striking High B Be On Time And
Prepared We expect students to take care of
restroom and water breaks before entering the
classroom. We expect students to be in their
required supplies upon entering the classroom.
We expect students to record classroom
assignments and homework in their planner.We
expect students to complete and turn in work. O
Obey Dress Code And Act Appropriately We
expect students to dress for success and adhere
to the school districts dress code. We expect
students to act like young adults and respect
their classmates feeling and personal space. We
expect students to set and reach high academic
and personal goals. We expect students to walk
throughout the campus in an orderly fashion. L-
Leave Gum, Candy, And Personal Items At Home We
expect students to keep their campus clean by not
brining gum or candy. We expect students to use
electronics appropriately. T Take
Responsibility For Your Actions We expect
students to follow the school and classroom rules
at all times. We expect students to be truthful
and honest with all staff members. We expect
students to accept the consequences for their
actions. We expect students to take ownership of
their behavior. S Show Respect For Yourself,
Others, And School Property We expect students
to speak to everyone in respectful tones at all
times. We expect students to treat others as
they want to be treated. We expect students to
not horseplay and HAFTY. We expect students to
respect he school campus and issued school
materials.
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CURRICULUM PROGRAMMING
Students are programmed based on 2014 FCAT
standardized test scores. In June, 2015 FSA
scores will be reviewed and adjustments may be
made to student schedules at this time.
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Sixth Grade Schedule

• Homeroom 1000
• Language Arts 5000
• Reading 5000
• Math 5000
• Science 5000
• World History 5000
• CC/Wheel 5000
• Physical Education 5000

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The CC/Wheel The "wheel" is made up of the
"spokes" or short exploratory courses that
students rotate through during a semester. These
introductory courses provide students with the
opportunity to explore interests and personal
talents.
BAND TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTERS
CHORUS
ART
AGRICULTURE ORCHESTRA
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Parent Information

Grade Reporting Report Cards are mailed home approximately three weeks after the end of the 9 weeks. Interim Reports Will be sent home halfway through the 9 weeks. Teachers will update EDSBY every two weeks. School Hours School begins at 900. Classes are 50 minutes in length. School ends at 415 A before and after a school program is available for students for a weekly fee. Before school care begins at 700 a.m. After school ends at 600 p.m. School Supplies Each student will be required to purchase a planner. This is used to record classwork, homework and teacher communication. Students will also be required to purchase a 3 inch 3 ring binder. Other supplies may be required by classroom teachers. Sports Program 1st nine weeks Boys and Girls Basketball 2nd nine weeks Boys and Girls Track 3rd nine weeks Boys and Girls Soccer 4th nine weeks Boys Flag Football and Girls Volleyball
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Promotion Policy

• Sixth grade students must pass language arts,
  mathematics, science and social studies to be
  promoted to seventh grade.
• Grading Scale
• A 90-100
• B80-89 C70-79
• D60-69 F0-59
• All middle school courses require either a
  semester exam or a state End of Course (EOC)
  exam.
• The 9 weeks grade and semester exam grades will
  appear separately on the report card.
• To pass a semester course a student must earn a
  minimum of a D average for the semester grade and
  pass at least one 9 weeks.
• The semester grade is determined by averaging
  both 9 weeks grades AND the semester exam. 6th
  grade semester exams are weighted 15 of grade.

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What every 6th grade student wants to know
. How much time do I have between
classes? How much contact am I going to have
with the 7th and 8th graders? Where do I go if I
am having trouble with other students? What kind
of homework and how much of it am I going to
have? How much time will I get for lunch? Will
I still see my friends from elementary
school? Do I have to dress out for Physical
Education?
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Extra Curricular Activities
Crime Watch
Talent Show
SAC
GREEN TEAM
Math League
Dances
Sports
DUKE TIP
Yearbook
Concerts
Honor Roll Parties
NJHS
Battle of the Books
Student Goverment
Peer Mediation
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P.T.S.A.
Barrington will continue to build a strong
Parent, Teacher, Student Association. We
believe in having a hands joined approach with
the community, parents, faculty, and students to
make a school a success. We encourage all of our
parents and students to be members of the
Barrington family.
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Welcome to Barrington!!! We are happy to
have you at Barrington Middle School. See
you August 20th!!