Frequently Asked Questions

Contact your student’s teacher(s) via email or call the school office at 601.584.6301 to set up a meeting. 

Contact the school office immediately at 601.584.6301. There is also an anonymous way to report bullying at: 601.300.6336.

Please contact the Child Nutrition Department. They will be able to assist you with payment and/or understanding why there is a balance.

When a student struggles, it doesn’t necessarily indicate a transition into special education. There are certain steps which must be ensued as a prerequisite to special education. If your student needs more help, email the teachers and allow them the opportunity to initiate interventions within the classroom. If you feel your student is still struggling, a parent/teacher meeting can be scheduled.

Classes begin at 8:30 a.m. and dismissal of students begins at 3:55 p.m. Students may begin arriving to campus at 8 a.m.

Students are expected to present a clean, neat and well-groomed appearance at school. It is the responsibility of parents/guardians to see that their student is properly attired for school. The administration reserves the right to make the final decision concerning the appropriateness of clothing. Please visit the dress code for information.

Yes, the school nurse will call you if your student presents any concerns that need further attention. For more information visit health & wellness.

The school nurse can administer medication to your student with the appropriate medication form(s) on file. The form(s) must be completed by the physician and brought to the school nurse with the medication. For more information, visit the health & wellness.

Contact your student’s teacher(s) through email. Please allow a 24 hour grace period to receive a response. If you do not receive a response within 24 hours, call the school office at 601.584.6301.

For all questions not related to the course, please call the front office.

Students change classes six times a day for each subject. Subjects include ELA, math, history, science and two electives. All teachers stand outside their doors during class changes. There are also teachers at assigned duty posts that can assist students if needed.

In January, we host a “Choices Night." This is an informational night where we present the electives available to your student for the upcoming school year. After Choices Night, the student will be given a choice sheet to fill out to create a schedule for the next school year.

Schedule changes must be approved by the principal. Please email the school counselor or call them at 601.584.6301.

Utilizing ActiveParent is the best way to keep up with your student’s grades. For more information on how to create an account, please contact the school office at 601.584.6301.

Middle school can be a trying time in any student’s life. All our staff are highly trained in meeting the needs of this age group. Parents/guardians may contact teachers and support staff for answers to questions at any time. We are always here to support our students and families.

There are opportunities to earn high school credits as an eighth grader which are presented during “Choices Night." Please contact the school counselor at 601.584.6301 for more information.