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    Midtown Counselors Presents Alumni Panel of Former Midtown and Grady Students Zoom Meeting 2/16/23 @ 6pm
     
    Click here to download/view the flyer for this event.
     
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    1/25/23 PSAT Interpretation/SAT Prep By Counselors Parent and Student Virtual Meeting Video Link
     
    Click on this link to watch the video of the 1/25/23 PSAT Interpretation/SAT Prep By Counselors Parent and Student Virtual Meeting:
     
     
     
    BASC-3 Makeup Information
     
     
    Midtown will be administering the BASC-3 on February 7th and 9th (make-up). Please see the description below regarding the screener. 
     
    Parents will be able to opt their student out of the screener by completing either the consent to opt out letter (English and Spanish) attached or the google doc, link below: 
     
    Atlanta Public Schools is committed to creating a culture of student support and supporting the needs of the whole child. One way we are addressing the whole child is by identifying student strengths and areas for growth relative to social, emotional, and behavioral well-being. In our continuing efforts to support the well-being of all students, we will be administering a universal screener of social, emotional & behavioral health. The assessment consists of a brief rating scale that will be completed by one of your student’s teachers to aid in identifying students who may be at risk to develop academic or other school-related concerns. In addition, students ages 8-18 (3rd – 12th grade) will be invited to complete a self-rating that will take 5 – 15 minutes to complete. We acknowledge the importance of parent input into this screening process, therefore parents of students grades Pk-12 will also be invited to complete a brief rating scale about their student(s). Together, this information helps us to understand the needs of all students, and to make effective plans to support those needs at the school, class, and individual levels

    The universal screener that was chosen by the District to help identify student strengths and areas for growth is the BASC-3 BESS (Behavior and Emotional Screening Scale). The screener will be administered during the Spring semester (Sept. 19 – Oct. 7) to help support students and promote their social emotional well-being.

    For more information about the universal screener, and to review frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the screener please visit https://www.atlantapublicschools.us/Page/67035. Beginning February 6th, parents can submit BASC-3 Bess screener information for their student(s) by visiting, https://www.atlantapublicschools.us/Page/67035.

    If you would like to inspect the screener, please contact APS’ Director of Student Support & Interventions, Dr. Shannon Hervey at Shannon.hervey@atlanta.k12.ga.us to arrange a virtual meeting.

     
    1/19/23 Rising 9th Grade Parent Night Video Link
     
    Click this link to view the video of the 1/19/23 Rising 9th Grade Parent Night presentation: 
     
     
     
    Senior Class Community Service Update
     
    Dear senior class of 2023, your community service hours, which should be a minimum of 40 hours will need to be submitted to your counselor ASAP. We are asking that you have at least 20 hours submitted to your assigned counselor - Ms. Rucker, Ms. Falcone, or Mr. Young no later than Tuesday, January 31, 2023. Your submitting a minimum of 20 hours by January 31, is an indication to Atlanta Public Schools that you are making good on this mandatory graduation Item. Seniors, if there are any questions ever about community service or any graduation requirement, please see your assigned counselor. The final date for submission of all community service is Friday March 31, 2023. Thank you.
     
     
    Boys High Scholarship
     
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    2023 Posse Scholar Isabella Luz
     
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    Congratulations to Midtown’s 2023 Posse Atlanta scholar Isabella Luz as she’s earned a scholarship to George Washington University!
     
     
    Midtown HS and APS Community Service Resources
     
    Click the tab under "Counseling" on the Midtown HS homepage, hover, then click "Community Service" to access to all the community service resources.
     
     
    Hazel Health Telehealth Service for Students
     
    Click here to view/download the quicksheet for "Hazel Health Parental Consents" telehealth support system for students.
     
    Click here to view/download the quicksheet for "Hazel Health Parental Consents" telehealth support system for students- Spanish version
     

    BASC-3 BESS Universal Screener Report Score Guide

    Click to here to access the cover sheet overview for the BASC-3 BESS Universal Behaviorial Screener student report.

    Click to here to access the cover sheet overview for the BASC-3 BESS Universal Behaviorial Screener student report (Spanish version)

     
    Midtown Student Handbook 2022-23 School Year
     
     
     
     
    Back to School Newsletter 2022-23 School Year
     
     
     
    Midtown HS Registration Info for 2022-23 School Year
     
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    2022-23 Dual Enrollment Information
     
     
     
    Midtown Signature Program Info
     
     
     
     
     
    APS COVID Protocol
     
     

    Midtown HS Virtual Learning Plan

     

    APS COVID 19 Student Self Report Form

    Click here to access the APS COVID 19 Student Self Report Form.

    GA Parent Survey

    Dear Parents and Guardians:  

    We are committed to creating a culture of student support, and supporting the needs of the whole child. One way we are addressing the whole child is by administering the anonymous Georgia Parent Health Survey that identifies safety and climate issues that impact student achievement. The Georgia Parent Survey was developed to measure parent perceptions of school climate at your child’s school. Your opinion is very important to us. Your survey responses are confidential and will be combined with the survey responses of other parents at your child’s school to identify areas in need of improvement. It should only take ten or fifteen minutes to complete the survey. Thank you for your time and participation. Please access the survey via the link below. 

    Georgia Parent Survey link:

     
    Update Your Contact Information in Infinite Campus
     
    Parents: You can update your contact information (phone/email) on the Infinite Campus Parent Portal! See the quicksheet below for instructions:
     
     
     
    HealthCheck Implementation and Parent Letter
     
     

     
     
     
     yearbook
     
     
    **Reminder- Yearbooks are NOT Included in Senior Fees!!!**
     
      
     
     
     
     
     
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