YEAR IN REVIEW:

Let me start by saying this has been a very exciting and enjoyable school year! During the past year our staff and students have enjoyed many successes. Our students had many successful experiences in activities, drama, music, athletics, and in their academic learning. The staff at the Forest City Middle School is thankful for all the support we receive and are proud of all the opportunities and supports that we provide our students.

ORIENTATION:

We will soon be in the process of transitioning in a new group of 6th grade students. Current fifth grade students will spend time talking with Mr. Rosacker and Mr. Jackson in their respective classrooms. The incoming 5th graders will also be touring the middle school. On Monday, May 22, at 6:00 p.m., we plan to hold an orientation for all incoming sixth graders and their parents in the middle school gym.

Incoming students and their parents will be allowed to tour the middle school building, meet the teachers, and ask any questions that they may have about middle school.

THANK YOU!

Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to work with your students as they transition through this very important period in their lives. With the students, parents, and school staff working together, the Forest City Middle School will continue to be a positive and caring learning community.

Best Wishes for a very enjoyable summer!

Our summer learning program will be available for students in the middle school (those in middle school for the 2017-2018 school year) starting June 5 and ending June 29.

This is a Monday - Thursday program that runs from 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. The program focuses on science, reading and writing. There will be hands on projects that students will design, create and build. Project possibilities include solar cars, robotics, kites, catapults, rockets, robots, drones and several other potential choices for students. The reading/writing workshop component will integrate the reading of novels, short stories, class discussion, student computer based projects and creative writing. Students will work collaboratively with peers daily.

Registration forms were mailed home or can be picked up in the school office. Registrations are due to the MS office by Friday, May 19, so that we can plan accordingly for the number of students who will participate in the summer program.