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| REGISTRATION |
| Welcome to Jack Lund Schofield
Middle School |
| "We choose
today what we become tomorrow." |
Curriculum
Sequence | Curriculum Information
| Attendance Guidelines | Truancy
| Promotion | Printable
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| First
Day of the 2008-2009 school year is Monday,
August 25. |
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For bus transportation information click REGISTRATION
INFORMATION FOR 2008/2009.
To register for bus transportation for the 2008-2009 school
year click transportation.ccsd.net |
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Registrar's office accepts registrations from
7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on all school days (please check the
Master Calendar
for school holidays). A student that has completed registration
by 10 a.m. will attend classes the same day. A student completing
registration after 10 a.m. will start classes the following
school day. To speak with the registrar's office call 799-2290
ext. 4065.
To register your child in a Clark County School, bring the
following items:
TRANSFERS WITHIN THE CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
- Proof of address in the school's
attendance zone
- Two (2) proofs of address are required.
- A power, water, or gas bill and mortage papers or
a rental agreement are accepted proofs of living in
zone for attending a Clark County school. If you have
questions about the proof to bring, call 799-2290 ext.
4065.
- Proof of address MUST be in the parent's name.
- Parent Photo ID
- Driver's license
- Health Card
- Sheriff's Card
- Registration/Withdrawal paperwork (attendance and grade
information from the school lasted attended)
NEW STUDENTS TO THE CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
- Birth certificate
- The birth certificate MUST be provided within 30 days
of the student's enrollment or the student will be withdrawn.
- Proof of address in the school's
attendance zone
- Two (2) proofs of address are required.
- A power, water, or gas bill and mortage papers or
a rental agreement are accepted proofs of living in
zone for attending a Clark County school. If you have
questions about the proof to bring, call 799-2290 ext.
4065.
- Proof of address MUST be in the parent's name.
- Immunization records
- A shot record can be requested from your family doctor
or from the Health
Department.
- Parent Photo ID
- Driver's license
- Health Card
- Sheriff's Card
- Registration/Withdrawal paperwork (attendance and grade
information from the school lasted attended) or (name and
address of last school).
Click to view a printable Schofield MS
Registration Checklist
Click to view a printable brochure of Frequently
Asked Questions (2MB)
Click to view the Clark County School District Registration
Policy |
CLARK COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
MIDDLE SCHOOL CURRICULUM SEQUENCE |
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| Grade
6 |
| Mathematics |
English |
| Reading |
Life Science |
| Elective |
Physical Education/ Computer
Awareness |
| Grade
7 |
| Mathematics |
Reading |
| U.S. History/Nevada History |
English |
| Elective |
Physical Education/Earth Science |
| Grade
8 |
| Mathematics |
English |
| Physical Science |
World Geography and Cultures |
| Elective |
Physical Education/Health |
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- Special Education students will be enrolled in
classes according to their Individual Education
Programs (I.E.P.)
- English Language Learner students will be enrolled
in classes based upon their English language competency.
- Elective offerings will depend upon staffing and
pupil enrollment at Schofield Middle School.
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Our curriculum
is specifically planned for adolescents. Students, ages
10-14, have unique physical, intellectual, social, and
emotional needs. We try to meet these unique needs with
appropriate curricular and co-curricular activities.
At all times, we will stress enhancing your child’s
positive self-concept and confidence in his/her ability
to be academically successful.
Curriculum Offerings: (During the three middle school
years) |
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| NEVADA STATE LAW--ATTENDANCE,
RETENTION AND PROMOTION POLICIES |
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- If a student exceeds ten (10) unexcused absences
in any course, he/she may not receive a passing grade
for that course for the semester as per CCSD Regulation
5113.
- Parents may prearrange up to five days absences
per semester for family necessity. These absences
will be excused per CCSD Regulation 5113
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When a student between the ages of seven and eighteen
is absent from school without a valid excuse or prior
administrative permission for the absence, the absence
is deemed unapproved or unexcused. In accordance with
state law, unexcused (unapproved) absences may be declared
truancies (NRS 392.130).
If your son/daughter is a habitual truant (3 or more
unexcused absences), the truancies must be reported
to law enforcement by the school and a citation will
be issued by law enforcement. Habitual truancy can result
in fines of $100 or more, community service, and/or
the suspension of the student’s driver license
or future privilege of obtaining one. Students in grades
six through twelve, who have excessive absences and
failing grades, may be retained at their current grade
level. Please contact the school to discuss your child’s
attendance.
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Pursuant to Nevada Law AB 376, the Nevada State Board
of Education ruled that students must pass (grades A,
B, C, D) a total of three semesters of math during their
seventh and eighth grade years. In addition, students
must pass a total of three semesters of reading and/or
English during the seventh and eighth grade years. We
encourage you to continue to closely monitor your child's
attendance and performance
at school during the middle school years. Parent and
school invlovement are critical to your child's success.
You are encouraged to discuss any
questions regarding promotion or options available to
help your child meet the requirements for promotion
to the ninth grade. Please contact the Jack Lund Schofield
Middle School counseling department at 799- 2290, extension
228, if you have any questions. Your commitment today
may be the key to your child’s success in the
future.
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