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Milton High School 2016—2017 Student ID #______Student Name Lunch Code______ Important Information Milton High School 2016—2017 Student ID #________________________________ ___________________________________ Student Name Lunch Code________________________________ 1st Semester Description Username Password Period Class Teacher Room 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 2nd Semester Period Class Teacher Room 1st Notes:_____________________________________ 2nd __________________________________________ 3rd __________________________________________ 4th __________________________________________ 5th 6th 136 MHS BELL SCHEDULE (2016/17) Hallway Pass MTV/Announcements 1st Period Date Time in/out Destination Teacher st Period 1: 9:15-10:11 1 Period/MTV (5 minutes) 56 minutes MTV/Announcements: 10:06-10:11 nd Period 2: 10:16-11:07 2 Period 51 minutes rd Period 3: 11:12-12:03 3 Period 51 minutes Period 4: 12:08-1:29 4th Period/Lunch 51 or 56 min./25 min. 1st Lunch 12:03-12:28 25 minutes 2nd Lunch 12:33-12:58 25 minutes 3rd Lunch 1:04-1:29 25 minutes Period 5: 1:34-2:25 5th Period 51 minutes Period 6: 2:30-3:21 6th Period 51 minutes 1st Lunch 12:03-12:28 Break 12:28-12:33 Class 12:33-1:29 Class 12:08-12:33 nd 2 Lunch 12:33-12:58 Break 12:58-1:03 Class 1:03-1:29 Class 12:08-1:04 3rd Lunch 1:04-1:29 2 135 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR Hallway Pass Pre-Planning August 8-12, 2016 Post-Planning June 5-6, 2017 Date Time in/out Destination Teacher Students Begin August 15, 2016 Students Last Day June 2, 2017 Planning Days October 17 January 6 March 17 9 Weeks Aug. 15– Oct. 14 Oct. 18—Dec. 21 Jan. 9—March16 March 27—June 2 Report Cards October 28 January 20 April 7 June 2 Early Release Days High School Exam Days Dec. 21 Beg. Christmas Vacation June 2 Beg. Summer Vacation Holidays July 4 Independence Day Sept. 5 Labor Day Nov. 11 Veterans’ Day Nov. 21-25 Fall Break/Thanksgiving Dec. 22-Jan. 5 Christmas Break Jan. 16 Martin L. King Birthday Feb. 20 Presidents’ Day Mar. 20-24 Spring Break April 14 Good Friday May 29 Memorial Day Semester Exams 1st Semester (No exams will be given early) Dec. 19, 20, 21 2nd Semester May 31, June 1, 2 Last Day for Seniors May 26, 2016 Graduation Date May 30, 8:00 p.m. Storm Days (if needed) October 17 & December 22 March 17 & June 5 Professional Development Days Sept. 14, 2016—early release Nov. 2, 2016—early release Feb. 15, 2017—early release 134 3 Questions?? Hallway Pass Date Time in/out Destination Teacher School Calendar Benjie West Announcements Rachel Wade Attendance / Amanda Leddy Pre-Arranged Absence Bus Problems Murry Rutledge Campus Parking Sgt. Donlan / Dep. Ross Discipline Issues Amanda Leddy Fund-raising Activities Amanda Leddy Graduation Chad Rowell Health Nurse Desirae Rich Leaving Campus Attendance Office Lost and Found Main Office Lunch, Free and Reduced Kelly Gillis Posting Signs Amanda Leddy Resource Officer Sgt. Donlan / Dep. Ross Scholarships Guidance School Insurance AD Secretary Testing/PSAT, ACT, SAT, Guidance FCAT, CPT, ASVAB 4 133 MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL Hallway Pass Dear Panther Parents and Students, Date Time in/out Destination Teacher I am truly proud to serve Milton High School and the Milton community as the principal of this fine school. I consider it an honor to have the opportunity to lead a school with such a rich and storied history in academics, athletics and the fine arts. The privilege of working with such a talented and dedicated fac- ulty and staff, a tremendous student body, and a supportive network of parents and community members will only help push Milton High towards new heights. As we move into the 2016-17 school year, we expect that each of you will be instrumental in helping MHS continue its rich tradition of academic and athletic excellence. The teachers, staff and administration at Milton High School are committed to providing high quality education along with extra-curricular opportunities that will meet the needs and interests of all the wonderful and talented students here on campus. As your principal, I challenge each and every one of you to take full advantage of all that is offered here at MHS so that you can make your high school life successful, enjoyable, and most importantly, meaningful. It is my sincere belief that every student that sets foot on this campus has the ability and the potential to accomplish great things! Starting with the first days of school, I challenge each of you to begin developing, displaying and fine tuning your character traits and Panther Pride that will serve you well and help lay the foundation for your future successes. Please take the time to review this handbook carefully. It contains important information that will help guide you through the expectations we have for you as a Milton High student. It also provides resources for your successful naviga- tion of campus policies and procedures. I also want to remind you that your teachers, counselors, and administrators are available to provide assistance. Your questions and concerns are always welcome. As you work through your years at MHS, I challenge each of you to set goals and standards that will be above those set by most high school students. Your time at MHS is foundational to your future success, and we are confident about the positive impact each of our students will make in the world. I am excited about the future of Milton High School, and I look forward to the challenges of tomorrow. Together we will continue to push forward and find new ways to achieve academic greatness, further instill and inspire Panther Pride and traditions, and create lasting high school memories. Welcome back and always remember…ONCE A PANTHER, ALWAYS A PANTHER! Sincerely, Timothy W. Short Timothy W. Short Principal 132 5 Hallway Pass Date Time in/out Destination Teacher MHS Mission Statement Our mission is to provide all students with quality instruction while encouraging them to prepare for their careers, to share responsibilities, to respect all people, and to view education as a lifelong process 6 131 Hallway Pass WELCOME FROM THE STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Date Time in/out Destination Teacher Dear fellow Panthers, Before I begin, let me tell you how honored I am to serve as your 2016-2017 Student Body President. I’ve had the privilege of learning how to effectively make positive change on our beautiful campus these past 3 years and I’m ready to put this skillset to work. I am wholeheartedly convinced that MHS is the best school in Santa Rosa county. Our deep traditions, from going all out for homecoming to graduating in the Haywood-Hannah Panther Sta- dium, are what make us unique. Our traditions let us leverage our esteemed past while jumping forward into the future. No other school offers the same caliber of academic and extracurric- ular activities, made possible by our dedicated staff, teachers, and administrators. With this in mind, I challenge you to get in- volved like you never have before. There numerous clubs that offer fun, service and academic opportunities. That being said, if you don’t find a club you like, start one! Find something you’re passionate about and run with it. Go forward this year with 3 things: passion, integrity, and selflessness. With these 3 characteristics you can achieve any- thing. And just as inscribed above the original Milton High en- trance on Canal Street – “Sit Lux”- let your light shine this year and take hold of your future with the help of Milton High be- cause we all know that you’re “Once a Panther, ALWAYS a Panther!” Respectfully serving, Mallory Bramel 130 7 GENERAL SCHOOL INFORMATION rd Campus Policies: Progress Report 3 9 weeks February 10, 2017 Hours Period Subject Grade/Comment Teacher’s The Milton High School campus is open and students shall be supervised from Initial 8:45 a.m. until 3:45 p.m. Parents are advised that the school will not be re- 1 sponsible for students who are on school premises other than these times. Students who are not authorized to be on the campus are to leave the school campus 2 upon dismissal in the afternoon. _______________________________________________________________ 3 Leaving School in the Afternoon All students are to leave school in the afternoon by 3:45 p.m., except those involved in an after-school sponsored activity such as band, NJROTC, athletics or 4 detention. Students assigned after school detention may buy a drink at the school machine before detention but they are not allowed to leave campus before deten- 5 tion. Only students who are riding buses should gather on the bus ramp. Students who are on the bus ramp for the sole purpose of visiting friends will be found in 6 violation of school policies and a discipline referral may result. Students who leave campus are not allowed to return for the purpose of riding a bus home. _______________________________________________________________ Deliveries Parent Signature _____________________ Date _______________ No food, flower or balloon deliveries are to be made to students. Any other delivery for students should be made by parents through the Main Office. Students are not to have lunches (fast food) delivered anywhere on campus. _______________________________________________________________ Visitor Passes Visitors who are going to be on campus for reasons other than official business Progress Report 4th 9 weeks April 28, 2017 in the Main Office, Guidance Office, or Attendance Office must receive a visitor’s Period Subject Grade/Comment Teacher’s pass from the main office. Parents should not bring food from local vendors (fast Initial food.) Meals should be purchased from one of the serving locations in the cafeteria 1 or brought from home.
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