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Parents upset after Graham Middle students given 'bad words' assignment by teacher

Let’s be honest, the kids already use these words. Why not make it a hook to get them into etymology?

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Chorus Syllabus

General Chorus (6th, 7th and 8th Grade)

Grading : based on effort and doing what is asked, rather than talent.

Grading Scale:

Classwork and Daily Participation 30%

Quizzes 30%

Performances 40%

*Daily classwork grade is based on behavior and participation – shows as weekly grade in PowerSchool.

*Daily or occasional written warmups graded as teacher time allows – usually graded for completion; occasionally graded for accuracy of information studied in class. There is an occasional “homework” grade for returning required paperwork or completing an activity begun in class.

*Performance grade is based on proper dress, participation, and behavior for concerts and/or competitions.

*Classwork grades for any projects completed during class time; accuracy of information and following directions are factors for these grades.

*All written work may be made up except performances. Performances are only excused in emergencies or due to sickness, which will require a phone call from your parent or guardian.

* Studies include singing, of course, also rhythm, playing instruments and other musical studies that do not require singing.

Materials required for everyday class :

Two pocket folder with prongs

One page protector

Some notebook paper

A sharpened pencil

A fine line dry erase marker

All gum, food, candy, drinks (other than water bottles) should be left in book bags.

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*We will sing a variety of music. Some of the music your student may enjoy and some he/she may not enjoy. There is always a reason for the music chosen, and students are expected to participate fully without complaint.

*School-wide behavior plan is followed, including that phones must be off and in the bookbag for the entire instructional day.

*Tentative performance opportunities so far:

*Mini Concerts – prepared and graded like evening concerts, but sung in class, perhaps with other classes/grade levels. Teachers/faculty are invited to attend/walk through as convenient.

*Concert dress for the mini concert during the school day is as follows: solid black short sleeve t-shirt or polo style shirt without screen print (tucked in), blue jeans without rips or holes, black belt, and sneakers. Please let me know right away if you foresee any of this being a problem for your family.

*Helpful supplies include tissues and dry erase markers if you would like to contribute to our class supplies.

Advanced Chorus (7th and 8th Grade)

See link for Handbook --->

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Supply Lists By Grade:

Kindergarten

Graham Middle School

Grades: 6-8.

PLEASE CONSULT YOUR CHILD'S TEACHERS PRIOR TO MAKING ANY PURCHASES.

*Note*: The supply lists provided below are a general recommendation of supplies. The listed items may not exactly match the supplies requested by your child's school.

2024-2025 School Supply Lists By Grade

6th grade supply list.

Parents Get a Copy of the 6th Grade Supply List By Clicking Below

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Quantity	Item	Notes
1	12" Inch Ruler with Both Inches and Centimeters
6	Book Covers
1	Box Disinfecting Wipes
1	Box of #2 Pencils or Mechanical Pencils
1	Box of Black or Blue Pens
1	Box of Kleenex Tissues
1	Calculator
5	Composition Notebooks
5	Folders with Pockets
1	Handheld Pencil Sharpener
1	Ice Pack for Lunch
1	Pack of Dry Erase Markers
1	Package of Loose Leaf Paper
1	Package of White Ruled Index Cards
1	Pad Lock for Locker
1	Rolling Backpack
1	Scissors
1	Scotch Tape
1	Set of Colored Pencils
1	Set of Index Cards
1	Set of PE Clothes
1	Set of Red Pens
1	Thermal Lunch Box
1	Thermal Water Bottle
2	Three Ring Binder
2	Yellow Highlighters

7th Grade Supply List

Parents Get a Copy of the 7th Grade Supply List By Clicking Below

Teachers/Administrators Add Your 7th Grade Supply List By Clicking Below

Quantity	Item	Notes
1	Backpack
6	Book Covers
1	Box Disinfecting Wipes
1	Box of #2 Pencils or Mechanical Pencils
1	Box of Blue or Black Pens
1	Box of Feminine Hygiene Products for Girls
1	Box of Kleenex Tissues
1	Calculator
5	Composition Wide-Ruled Notebooks
5	Folders with Brads and Pockets
1	Geometry Compass
3	Highlighters
2	Large Erasers
1	Pack of 3 X 5 White Ruled Index Cards
1	Pack of Loose-Leaf Paper (Minimum 100 Sheets
1	Package of Post-it Notes
1	Pad Lock for Locker
1	Protractor
5	Red Pens
1	Roll of Scotch Tape
1	Ruler with Centimeters and Inches Displayed
1	Scientific Calculator
1	Set of PE Clothes
1	Thermal Lunch Box
1	Thermal Water Bottle
2	Three-Ring Binders

8th Grade Supply List

Parents Get a Copy of the 8th Grade Supply List By Clicking Below

Teachers/Administrators Add Your 8th Grade Supply List By Clicking Below

Quantity	Item	Notes
1	12-inch Ruler
1	3-Ring Binder
1	Assignment Book
1	Backpack
6	Book Covers
1	Box of Pens
1	Box of Thin Markers
2	Boxes of #2 Pencils
1	Calculator
1	Combination Lock for Locker
1	Composition Notebook
1	Eraser
3	Highlighters
1	Hole Puncher
1	Pack of Dividers
1	Pack of Hole Reinforcements
1	Pack of Lined Index Cards
3	Packs of Loose-Leaf Filler Paper
1	Pair of Scissors
1	Pencil Sharpener
5	Pocket Folders
1	Roll of Tape
5	Single-Subject Spiral Notebooks
1	Thermal Lunchbag
1	USB Flash Drive

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Panel Approves $7 Million for Arkansas School Districts to Ban Phones During Class Time

This article was originally published in Arkansas Advocate.

Public school districts across Arkansas are expected to be able to lock up students’ cell phones during school hours, with the state Department of Education distributing $7 million to pay for pouches or lockers.

The Arkansas Legislative Council will take up the restricted reserve fund request Friday after the Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review subcommittee approved it Monday on a voice vote with some dissent.

“This initiative seeks to foster a phone-free environment, enabling an evaluation of its impact on student learning, engagement, and overall student health,” Department of Education Chief Fiscal Officer Greg Rogers wrote to Department of Finance and Administration Secretary Jim Hudson requesting the funds.

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The phone restriction initiative is part of a pilot program Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Education Secretary Jacob Oliva announced in July. The program will also provide grant funding for telehealth mental health services and support for locating mental health providers and navigating insurance matters, according to a news release .

Cell phone policies at Arkansas schools vary among districts and individual classrooms. While some teachers collect phones at the start of instructional time, others allow students to access their devices after completing assignments.

So Your School Wants to Ban Cellphones. Now What?

The $7 million allocation is an estimate of the cost of the locking devices based on the number of students in the roughly 180 school districts that have applied to participate in the pilot program, said Courtney Salas-Ford, the education department’s chief of staff.

School districts rather than the state would be responsible for replacing the devices, but metal lockers and magnetically-sealed cloth pouches “have a very long life expectancy,” Salas-Ford said.

The pouches from YONDR , a California-based company with the goal of creating “phone-free spaces,” can be locked and unlocked by separate unlocking devices kept under the supervision of adults while students keep the pouches with them at all times. In July , the De Queen School District approved the use of the pouches for middle school and junior high students as part of its participation in the pilot program.

Sanders has repeatedly advocated for reducing social media use among teenagers, citing concerns about depression and suicide rates.

Exclusive: Sales Skyrocket for Phone Pouch Company as In-School Bans Spread

“Our country has been experimenting with unregulated smartphone use for more than a decade, and unfortunately the results have been absolutely devastating for our young people,” Sanders said at an Aug. 8 press conference at Bentonville’s Ardis Ann Middle School.

Bentonville West High School piloted a program last year that required cell phones to be silenced and stored during class. Bentonville School District Director of Communications Leslee Wright said in July that the initiative was a “remarkable success,” with 86% of staff reporting a positive impact. Administrators also recorded a 57% reduction in verbal or physical aggression offenses and a 51% reduction in drug-related offenses, she said.

YONDR CEO Graham Dugoni attended the press conference, which marked the start of the pilot program a month after it was announced.

“One of the things he said that really stuck with me [is] this isn’t about taking anything away,” Sanders said. “This is about giving students the freedom to enjoy a phone-free education.”

As part of the pilot program, the University of Arkansas’ Office for Education Policy will examine how students’ mental health may be impacted by reduced access to cell phones and social media. A smaller group of districts from the pilot program will participate in the UA study.

In May, Sanders sent a copy of Jonathan Haidt’s book, The Anxious Generation , to all state and territorial governors in America, as well as Arkansas legislators. According to the July press release, she expressed support for four main goals: no smartphones before high school, no social media before age 16, phone-free schools, and more outdoor play and childhood independence.

Proposals to reduce smartphone use have been gaining traction across the country, including in California , Florida , Ohio and Indiana .

A 2023 law that Sanders championed would have been the first in the nation to require minors to receive parental permission before signing up for a social media account. A federal judge blocked the law last August, hours before it was set to take effect.

Arkansas lawmakers might introduce legislation in January requiring all districts to lock up students’ phones during the school day, House Speaker Pro Tempore Jon Eubanks, R-Paris, said during Monday’s PEER meeting.

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North Carolina

Alamance-Burlington Schools

Graham Middle

Graham Middle is a public middle school located in Graham, North Carolina, serving grades 6-8 with a total enrollment of 587 students. The school is part of the Alamance-Burlington Schools district, which is ranked 171 out of 243 districts in North Carolina and is rated 2 stars out of 5 by SchoolDigger.

Despite a relatively low student-teacher ratio, Graham Middle consistently ranks among the lowest-performing middle schools in North Carolina, with proficiency rates significantly below the district and state averages across all grade levels and subject areas. The school has a diverse student population, with a higher percentage of Hispanic (44.29%) and African American (32.37%) students compared to the surrounding schools, as well as an extremely high percentage (over 99%) of students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage.

Nearby schools in the Alamance-Burlington district, such as Western Alamance Middle , Hawfields Middle , and Woodlawn Middle , generally outperform Graham Middle on state assessments and have higher statewide rankings, suggesting that the challenges faced by Graham Middle may be specific to the school and not necessarily reflective of the broader district performance. Addressing these issues will likely require a comprehensive, data-driven approach that focuses on improving instructional practices, resource allocation, and targeted support for the school's diverse student population.

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Rank History for all students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2006	37.35	434	598	27.4%
2007	41.50	419	606	30.9%
2008	31.90	464	620	25.2%
2009	35.85	472	630	25.1%
2010	36.21	473	640	26.1%
2011	30.92	503	648	22.4%
2012	32.11	506	662	23.6%
2013	21.98	535	673	20.5%
2014	8.92	590	627	5.9%
2015	17.53	599	705	15.0%
2016	14.97	599	692	13.4%
2017	14.69	605	694	12.8%
2018	14.82	602	691	12.9%
2019	9.98	682	737	7.5%
2021	8.68	699	741	5.7%
2022	7.44	743	786	5.5%
2023	6.22	744	784	5.1%

Rank History for Multi-racial students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	11.69	216	221	2.3%
2019	11.30	231	237	2.5%
2021	14.44	238	248	4.0%
2022	14.97	270	283	4.6%
2023	4.12	301	302	0.3%

Rank History for English Language Learner students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	24.46	131	151	13.2%
2019	22.85	199	211	5.7%
2022	10.10	312	312	0.0%

Rank History for Low Socio Economic Status students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	25.45	488	604	19.2%
2019	17.51	578	639	9.5%
2021	9.93	618	633	2.4%
2022	10.28	661	689	4.1%
2023	9.12	708	735	3.7%

Rank History for Female students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	12.65	600	656	8.5%
2019	9.99	639	684	6.6%
2021	8.27	675	706	4.4%
2022	6.65	709	733	3.3%
2023	6.44	711	731	2.7%

Rank History for Disabled students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile	SchoolDigger Rating
2018	27.65	383	475	19.4%
2019	14.50	487	504	3.4%

Rank History for Gifted and Talented students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	67.13	35	127	72.4%
2019	28.28	380	416	8.7%
2021	30.01	388	448	13.4%
2022	16.90	435	450	3.3%
2023	29.29	407	452	10.0%

Rank History for Male students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	14.90	590	665	11.3%
2019	7.26	664	697	4.7%
2021	9.47	671	711	5.6%
2022	7.81	713	748	4.7%
2023	6.08	722	747	3.3%

Rank History for African American students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	24.34	417	494	15.6%
2019	14.63	491	519	5.4%
2021	18.26	488	533	8.4%
2022	11.00	532	550	3.3%
2023	7.95	551	559	1.4%

Rank History for Hispanic students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	19.51	422	472	10.6%
2019	16.97	454	493	7.9%
2021	17.08	481	522	7.9%
2022	12.84	515	541	4.8%
2023	12.86	530	553	4.2%

Rank History for White students at Graham Middle

Year	Avg Standard Score	Statewide Rank	Total # Ranked Middle Schools	NC State Percentile
2018	13.19	554	596	7.0%
2019	4.50	613	624	1.8%
2021	2.90	628	632	0.6%
2022	3.69	652	658	0.9%
2023	4.01	650	656	0.9%

EOG Mathematics
EOG Reading
EOG Science
EOC Algebra I
EOG Writing
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Enrollment information for Graham Middle

Year	White	African American	Asian	Hispanic	American Indian	Pacific Islander	Two or More Races	Not Specified	Total
1988	435	140	0	2	1	n/a	n/a	0	578
1989	414	139	0	5	3	n/a	n/a	0	561
1990	402	151	0	5	3	n/a	n/a	-2	559
1991	378	151	2	4	3	n/a	n/a	0	538
1992	372	141	3	5	3	n/a	n/a	0	524
1993	371	144	3	12	0	n/a	n/a	0	530
1994	401	145	4	19	0	n/a	n/a	0	569
1995	379	170	2	48	3	n/a	n/a	0	602
1996	379	170	2	48	3	n/a	n/a	0	602
1997	383	182	2	67	3	n/a	n/a	0	637
1998	380	192	4	67	3	n/a	n/a	0	646
1999	363	230	5	65	3	n/a	n/a	0	666
2000	374	238	6	64	5	n/a	n/a	0	687
2001	346	249	13	96	3	n/a	n/a	0	707
2002	326	245	13	120	2	n/a	n/a	0	706
2003	326	245	13	120	2	n/a	n/a	0	706
2004	300	258	13	135	4	n/a	n/a	0	710
2005	254	261	9	147	5	n/a	n/a	0	676
2006	242	242	7	179	4	n/a	n/a	0	674
2007	236	206	3	209	2	n/a	n/a	13	669
2008	216	187	1	201	3	n/a	n/a	13	621
2009	186	208	4	236	2	n/a	n/a	0	636
2010	168	217	7	230	1	n/a	n/a	0	623
2011	194	204	9	244	2	0	18	0	671
2012	168	182	7	261	2	0	28	0	648
2013	162	188	9	285	1	0	28	0	673
2014	158	191	11	287	4	0	23	0	674
2015	158	173	11	280	5	0	17	0	644
2016	140	168	11	272	5	0	27	0	623
2017	127	157	9	292	2	1	31	0	619
2018	123	166	11	290	2	1	28	0	621
2019	129	192	8	334	4	0	30	0	697
2020	121	183	9	342	9	0	33	0	697
2021	101	196	11	340	9	0	32	0	689
2022	93	207	12	306	9	0	38	0	665
2023	94	190	8	260	4	0	31	0	587

Students eligible for free or discounted lunch at Graham Middle

Year	# Students	Full-time Teachers	Student/Teacher ratio	% Free/Discounted Lunch
1988	578	36.0	16.0	20.8
1989	561	36.0	15.5	26.7
1990	559	39.0	14.3	33.1
1991	538	38.0	14.1	34.4
1992	524	38.0	13.7	25.4
1993	530	37.0	14.3	37.7
1994	569	42.0	13.5	28.5
1995	602	40.0	15.1	31.7
1996	602	40.0	15.1	31.7
1997	637	43.0	14.8	30
1998	646	47.0	13.7	35.3
1999	666	47.0	14.2	47.4
2000	687	49.0	14.0	48.9
2001	707	46.0	15.4	n/a
2002	706	46.0	15.3	60.5
2003	706	46.0	15.3	60.5
2004	710	46.0	15.4	77
2005	676	46.0	14.7	61.5
2006	674	46.0	14.7	60.8
2007	669	49.5	13.5	39.5
2008	621	47.0	13.2	65.8
2009	636	47.5	13.4	66.7
2010	623	48.4	12.8	76.6
2011	671	49.8	13.4	78.1
2012	648	49.8	13.0	79.2
2013	673	51.8	12.9	82.8
2014	674	52.8	12.7	80.9
2015	644	54.0	11.9	84.5
2016	623	50.0	12.4	83.1
2017	619	44.5	13.9	90.1
2018	621	44.8	13.8	85.7
2019	697	45.5	15.2	84.8
2020	697	45.9	15.1	99.6
2021	689	45.0	15.3	99.6
2022	665	48.4	13.7	99.5
2023	587	43.0	13.6	99.5

Student/Teacher Ratio Graham Middle

Year	# Students	Full-time Teachers	Student/Teacher ratio	% Free/Discounted Lunch
1988	578	36.0	16.0	20.8
1989	561	36.0	15.5	26.7
1990	559	39.0	14.3	33.1
1991	538	38.0	14.1	34.4
1992	524	38.0	13.7	25.4
1993	530	37.0	14.3	37.7
1994	569	42.0	13.5	28.5
1995	602	40.0	15.1	31.7
1996	602	40.0	15.1	31.7
1997	637	43.0	14.8	30
1998	646	47.0	13.7	35.3
1999	666	47.0	14.2	47.4
2000	687	49.0	14.0	48.9
2001	707	46.0	15.4	n/a
2002	706	46.0	15.3	60.5
2003	706	46.0	15.3	60.5
2004	710	46.0	15.4	77
2005	676	46.0	14.7	61.5
2006	674	46.0	14.7	60.8
2007	669	49.5	13.5	39.5
2008	621	47.0	13.2	65.8
2009	636	47.5	13.4	66.7
2010	623	48.4	12.8	76.6
2011	671	49.8	13.4	78.1
2012	648	49.8	13.0	79.2
2013	673	51.8	12.9	82.8
2014	674	52.8	12.7	80.9
2015	644	54.0	11.9	84.5
2016	623	50.0	12.4	83.1
2017	619	44.5	13.9	90.1
2018	621	44.8	13.8	85.7
2019	697	45.5	15.2	84.8
2020	697	45.9	15.1	99.6
2021	689	45.0	15.3	99.6
2022	665	48.4	13.7	99.5
2023	587	43.0	13.6	99.5

Per Pupil Expenditures for Graham Middle

Year	Expenditures from Federal Funds	Expenditures from State and Local Funds	Total Expenditures Per Pupil (All Funds)
2019	$1,314 (14.5%)	$7,739 (85.5%)	$9,053

Impact of COVID-19 on Graham Middle

Rank Pre-pandemic (2018-2019)	Rank Post pandemic (2022-2023)	Change (%)
Ranks 682 of 737 Middle schools	Ranks 744 of 784 Middle schools	2.4%

	% proficient Pre-pandemic (2018-2019)	% proficient Post pandemic (2022-2023)	Change (%)
	30	17.5	12.5%
6th Grade Mathematics (Alamance-Burlington Schools)	49.4	41.5	7.9%
6th Grade Mathematics (North Carolina)	58.8	52.3	6.5%
	32.8	20.7	12.1%
6th Grade Reading (Alamance-Burlington Schools)	49.8	37.5	12.3%
6th Grade Reading (North Carolina)	60	49.3	10.7%
	36.7	22.3	14.4%
7th Grade Mathematics (Alamance-Burlington Schools)	52.2	41.1	11.1%
7th Grade Mathematics (North Carolina)	58.4	50.1	8.3%
	28	20.1	7.9%
7th Grade Reading (Alamance-Burlington Schools)	47.6	39.2	8.4%
7th Grade Reading (North Carolina)	58.8	50.2	8.6%
	24.5	12.6	11.9%
8th Grade Mathematics (Alamance-Burlington Schools)	47.3	35.1	12.2%
8th Grade Mathematics (North Carolina)	52.6	44.8	7.8%
	31	24.7	6.3%
8th Grade Reading (Alamance-Burlington Schools)	47.3	39.7	7.6%
8th Grade Reading (North Carolina)	55.6	51	4.6%
	57.8	33.7	24.1%
8th Grade Science (Alamance-Burlington Schools)	69	58.6	10.4%
8th Grade Science (North Carolina)	78.6	70.3	8.3%

Student Body

	Number of students Pre-pandemic (2018-2019)	Number of students Post pandemic (2022-2023)	Change (%)
Total Students	697	587	15.8%
African American	192	190	1%
American Indian	4	4
Asian	8	8
Hispanic	334	260	22.2%
Pacific Islander	0	0
White	129	94	27.1%
Two or More Races	30	31	3.3%
% Free/Discounted Lunch Recipients	84.8%	99.5%	14.7%

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% Asian Students
% Hispanic Students
% Pacific Islander Students
% White Students

Broadview Middle

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School													Students/Teachers											Ranking (2023)				Ranking (2022)				EOG Mathematics (2023)			EOG Reading (2023)			EOG Science (2023)	Per Pupil Expenditures (2019)
Name	Type	Grades	Address	City	Zip	County	District	Is Charter	Is Magnet	Is Virtual	Is Title I	Phone	Enrollment	Full-time Teachers	Student/ Teacher Ratio	Free/Discounted Lunch Recipients	White	Black	Hispanic	Asian	American Indian	Pacific Islander	Two or More Races	Average Standard Score (2023)	Statewide Rank (2023)	State Percentile (2023)	SchoolDigger Rating (2023)	Average Standard Score (2022)	Statewide Rank (2022)	State Percentile (2022)	Rank Change from Previous Year	EOG Mathematics 6th Grade	EOG Mathematics 7th Grade	EOG Mathematics 8th Grade	EOG Reading 6th Grade	EOG Reading 7th Grade	EOG Reading 8th Grade	EOG Science 8th Grade	Per Pupil Expenditures Total	Sub-total from Federal Funds	Sub-total from State/Local Funds
	Public	6-8	311 E Pine Street					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(336) 570-6460	587	43	13.6	99.5%	94 (16.0%)	190 (32.4%)	260 (44.3%)	8 (1.4%)	4 (0.7%)	0 (0.0%)	31 (5.3%)	6.2	744 of 784 public middle schools	5.1%		7.4	743 of 786 public middle schools	5.5%	1	17.5	22.3	12.6	20.7	20.1	24.7	33.7	$9,053	$1,314	$7,739
	Public	6-8	2229 Broadview Drive					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(336) 570-6195	797	30	26.3	99.2%	54 (6.8%)	259 (32.5%)	443 (55.6%)	3 (0.4%)	2 (0.3%)	0 (0.0%)	36 (4.5%)	5.5	749 of 784 public middle schools	4.5%		5.7	754 of 786 public middle schools	4.1%	5	19.3	15.4	5.7	16.6	22.8	21.0	42.7	$9,956	$2,056	$7,899
	Public	6-8	1710 Edgewood Avenue					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(336) 570-6150	929	50	18.7	67.8%	222 (23.9%)	364 (39.2%)	255 (27.4%)	23 (2.5%)	2 (0.2%)	2 (0.2%)	61 (6.6%)	14.3	696 of 784 public middle schools	11.2%		18.5	668 of 786 public middle schools	15.0%	28	26.8	25.2	19.1	29.4	35.7	30.1	47.8	$8,378	$1,130	$7,248
	Public	6-8	771 Southern High Road					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(336) 570-6500	685	37	18.7	49.3%	498 (72.7%)	44 (6.4%)	101 (14.7%)	3 (0.4%)	1 (0.1%)	0 (0.0%)	38 (5.5%)	47.8	397 of 784 public middle schools	49.4%		45.6	414 of 786 public middle schools	47.3%	17	47.0	43.6	47.9	53.0	42.7	48.8	65.6	$8,216	$680	$7,536
	Public	6-8	1951 S Nc 119					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(919) 563-5303	706	40	17.4	55.5%	290 (41.1%)	149 (21.1%)	172 (24.4%)	20 (2.8%)	1 (0.1%)	0 (0.0%)	74 (10.5%)	76	163 of 784 public middle schools	79.2%		67.9	218 of 786 public middle schools	72.3%	55	67.4	76.0	62.4	56.1	48.4	62.0	87.3	$8,568	$559	$8,009
	Public	6-8	3970 Mebane Rogers Road					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(919) 563-3222	575	33	17.2	53.0%	229 (39.8%)	171 (29.7%)	116 (20.2%)	10 (1.7%)	1 (0.2%)	0 (0.0%)	48 (8.3%)	52.8	360 of 784 public middle schools	54.1%		52.4	363 of 786 public middle schools	53.8%	3	59.1	49.7	47.7	43.9	50.3	48.5	67.8	$8,662	$579	$8,083
	Public	6-8	2100 Eldon Drive					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(336) 538-6010	822	47	17.4	48.8%	444 (54.0%)	138 (16.8%)	175 (21.3%)	11 (1.3%)	5 (0.6%)	1 (0.1%)	48 (5.8%)	61.9	268 of 784 public middle schools	65.8%		59	303 of 786 public middle schools	61.5%	35	55.0	62.2	61.7	43.5	54.9	51.0	72.8	$8,194	$561	$7,633
	Public	6-8	4801 West Ten Road					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(919) 245-4050	425	29	14.4	54.4%	193 (45.4%)	85 (20.0%)	105 (24.7%)	10 (2.4%)	1 (0.2%)	0 (0.0%)	31 (7.3%)	35.4	504 of 784 public middle schools	35.7%		18.9	662 of 786 public middle schools	15.8%	158	50.0	33.8	31.9	50.0	37.5	41.6	63.0	$11,455	$480	$10,975
	Public	6-8	435 Peeden Drive					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(336) 449-4255	980	55	17.8	75.4%	172 (17.6%)	472 (48.2%)	208 (21.2%)	59 (6.0%)	4 (0.4%)	0 (0.0%)	65 (6.6%)	15.5	685 of 784 public middle schools	12.6%		14.9	697 of 786 public middle schools	11.3%	12	36.3	24.9	21.0	29.4	27.1	29.5	53.4	$8,157	$966	$7,191
	Public	6-8	308 Orange High Rd					No	(n/a)	No	(n/a)	(919) 732-6121	525	37	14.1	40.0%	323 (61.5%)	75 (14.3%)	89 (17.0%)	3 (0.6%)	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)	35 (6.7%)	60.8	286 of 784 public middle schools	63.5%		60.1	292 of 786 public middle schools	62.8%	6	61.9	63.5	49.7	48.3	50.8	47.4	74.3	$10,665	$408	$10,256

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In the 2022-23 school year, 587 students attended Graham Middle.

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Graham Middle ranks in the bottom 5.1% of North Carolina middle schools.

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Students at Graham Middle are 44% Hispanic, 32% African American, 16% White, 5% Two or more races, 1% Asian.

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Find Us. Graham Middle School 311 East Pine Street Graham, NC 27253 PHONE: 336-570-6460 FAX: 336-570-6464. Staff Links. Anti-Harassment Statement (PDF) In compliance with federal laws, the Alamance-Burlington System administers all educational programs, employment activities and admissions without discrimination because of race, religion ...
Parents upset after Graham Middle students given 'bad words' assignment
Sounds like a solid lesson plan in response to the kids using that language. Sure it made them uncomfortable, but it sounds like the point of the lesson was to get them to face the reality of what the language they were using meant. That's going to have much more of an impact than just telling them "don't say that." 9.
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Graham Middle School Staff Search. Use the search field above to filter by staff name. Select Departments Martha Aguilar Custodian Custodian 3364384000 ext.35025 [email protected] Silvia Alvarado Data Manager Office Support 3364384000 ext.35006 ...
Graham Middle teacher gives students bad words assignment
A parent of a Graham Middle School student shared these photos of the 'bad words' assignment with WFMY. ABSS released the following statement about the matter: "We became aware today of a language ...
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Graham Middle School. 311 EAST PINE ST, GRAHAM, NC 27253 ALAMANCE-BURLINGTON SCHOOLS DISTRICT (336) 570-6460. ... The listed items may not exactly match the supplies requested by your child's school. 2024-2025 School Supply Lists By Grade. ... Assignment Book: 1: Backpack: 6: Book Covers: 1: Box of Pens: 1: Box of Thin Markers: 2: Boxes of #2 ...
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Public school districts across Arkansas are expected to be able to lock up students' cell phones during school hours, with the state Department of Education distributing $7 million to pay for ...
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Graham Middle School Staff Search. Use the search field above to filter by staff name. Select Departments Jeffrey Adams Teacher - 8th SS MS 3409 [email protected] Elisabeth Baker Teacher - 6th Math MS 3510 [email protected] Jodi Bishop ...
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Summary:. Graham Middle is a public middle school located in Graham, North Carolina, serving grades 6-8 with a total enrollment of 587 students. The school is part of the Alamance-Burlington Schools district, which is ranked 171 out of 243 districts in North Carolina and is rated 2 stars out of 5 by SchoolDigger.. Despite a relatively low student-teacher ratio, Graham Middle consistently ranks ...
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Regular Schedule: 2024-2025 School Year Calendar. Graham Middle School. Mountain View Whisman School District. Location: 1175 Castro St. Mountain View, CA 94040. Phone: 650-526-3570. Fax: 650-965-9278.
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Transition to Sixth Grade for 2024-2025. Register a student Jan 22nd - Feb 9th. Fifth graders will visit the middle schools in May. See the video from the 6th Grade Parent Info Night (English). Spanish: Video from the 6th Grade Parent Info Night. See the slides from the Jan 22, 2024 Parent Info Night. Spanish: Slides from the Jan 22, 2024 ...
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Graham Middle School Counselors ; Name Type Size Name: GMSCounselors Type: pdf. Size: 3.57 MB. Name: The Essential Role of Middle School Counselors Type: pdf. Size: 202 KB. Find Us . Graham Middle School 311 East Pine Street Graham, NC 27253 PHONE: 336-570-6460 FAX: 336-570-6464. Staff Links ...
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Graham Middle School, 1175 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94040, USA-MUR, Calendars-MVWSD Master Calendar, Calendars-MVWSD Public Calendar. Event GMS-7th Grade Schedule Distribution 11:00AM - 12:00PMOn Monday August 12 2024 11:00AM to 12:00PM. GMS-7th Grade Schedule Distribution. 11:00AM - 12:00PM.