7th Grade Jaguar Jump Start for all incoming 7^th graders.

We are excited to welcome you to MMS.
Where: MMS→ Main Gym
When: August 12, 2021    1:00 pm – 3:45 pm
Who: Students 1:00 pm – 3:45 pm
**Parents will drop off 7th grade students at the front door. 

What happens at Jaguar Jumpstart?

Students will receive a small group tour that include the following:

• Schedules
• Tour the building with Jaguar Ambassadors
• Receive and set-up their school iPad
• Meet School Staff (Including Principals, Counselors, Secretaries, Teachers and More!)
• Meet Bradley student leaders and others

Jaguar Jumpstart is for 7th grade students, only.   Our goal is to provide incoming 7th grade students with a better opportunity to become familiar with the school and the school staff as well as meeting new friends. We know how anxious and exciting a new school can be for students and families.  This opportunity allows new 7th graders to explore the building without crowds and become familiar with MMS!

Jag Days Open House for all 7^th/8^th graders and families.

August 12, 2021,  All 7th and 8th Grade students, parents,  and families are welcome to visit and meet our teachers during an informal open house from 4-7 pm.

Parent Welcome Meeting

Where: MMS Main Gym and Online
When: August 12 at 7:00 pm

Mr. Bay and Mr. Way will welcome parents, introduce school personnel, and give information for the start of the school year.

MMS Spirit Wear

Memorial Middle School and the MMS PTO are partnering with T&L Graphics on the sale of MMS Spirit Wear this year.  You can access and order all items at this link:

https://www.promoplace.com/tlgraphics/presentation/797452

First Day of School
Wednesday, August 19, 2021

Quick Links

The district’s Parent Page includes information on Canvas, new student registration, bus stops, and more.

School Pictures/Student ID’s
Our school photographer, HR Imaging, will be mailing a pre-printed school picture flyer to each student’s home. Please look for it. Parents can also check shop/hrimaging.com for picture purchasing options. The date for school pictures has yet to be determined.

MMS PTO (check for updates)
All parents are invited and encouraged to be members of the MMS PTO.  Check the PTO tab under Parent Information on the MMS Website for updated information on how to join the MMS PTO and help with the many supportive activities available throughout the school year.

Athletic update: All information about fall sports at MMS is now available on the MMS website, under the Athletics tab. Please make sure to check for start dates, tryout dates, and what is needed. Contact Asst. Athletic Director Chad Bobek at chad_bobek@hboe.org if you have questions.  You can also get athletic updates via Twitter at @MMS_Athletes

Twitter
MMS posts on Twitter.  Follow us on Twitter @memorial_ms.

MMS is on Instagram
MMS is posting school-related pictures and information on Instagram.  You can follow us @memorial.ms

Reminders
Our school hours are 7:55 am -2:40 pm.  Students will be permitted in the building at 7:45 am each day.  Our main office phone number is 614-921-7600.  Please check the MMS website for all school information: http://www.hilliardschools.org/mms/

Student Drop off information
Students who are driven to school are dropped off in front of the main office.  Please follow the ONE WAY signs as you pull into the main MMS parking lots.  Parent traffic will then continue in a one-way exit after student drop-off. For safety purposes please use only the curb lane for drop off.  The same pattern will be in effect for student pick up at the end of the school day. Bus drop-off and pick-up are on the East and North sides of the building.

Daily announcements
We post copies of our daily announcements as well as weekly video announcements on the MMS website.

Breakfast at MMS
Breakfast is available at MMS before school every day.  Breakfast is served from the cafeteria serving lines and works using the same payment system as lunch.  Items are available on a “grab and go” basis and can be taken to 1st-period class, as long as students make it to 1^st period by 7:55 am.   Students can come and pick up breakfast as soon as they get off the bus and/or are permitted into the building at 7:45 am

Congratulations to all of our students who earned Magna Cum Laude and Summa Cum Laude status this year!

Included in the Summa Cum Laude for Two Years video below is the slide show of the students baby pictures and current pictures. If you would like to watch or download the slide show, click on the link. The download icon is a down arrow and is located in the upper right corner.

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