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2009 - 2010 School Links and Information

 

Attention Carmichael Parents - Learn About STUDY ISLAND

Have you been looking for a tool to help your son or daughter retain the reading and math skills they gained during the school year while on summer break?

Study Island could be the tool you are looking for. This web based program aligns directly with the Washington Essential Academic Learning Requirements and works at the individual level of each child. Parents are able to monitor the child’s progress as the time and scores for each lesson are recorded. The price for Study Island is $49.00 per student.

For more details, or to sign-up, go to www.studyisland.com.

Contact Brian Stadelman (967-6430) for more information.

 
 

 

2009 -2010 Student Handbook

2009-2010 CMS Calendar

 Bell Schedules

 

 

 

Demographics Information Form

Richland School District Dress Code

Enrollment Document

Health History Form

Immunization

School Supplies

Math Department School Supplies

 

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Carmichael Middle School

620 Thayer Dr.

Richland WA 99352

Phone: 509-967-6425

Fax: 509-942-2471

Office Hours: 6:30 AM - 4:00 PM

Principal: Tim Praino 967-6428

Assistant Principal: Mike Johnson: 967-6429

Assistant Principal:: Brian Stadelman 967-6430

 

                                         Attendance Secretary: Mandy Meyer 967-6427

 

Cougar Roar Newsletter Editor: Mike Johnson

 

Yearbook Advisor: Jeff Rader

Hi-Cap Specialist: Rhonda Howard

 

Athletic Director: Brian Stadelman

 

ASB Advisors: Shanon Flynn & Monica Johnson

Richland School District Secondary Calendar 2009-2010

Richland School District Dress Code

Our Facility

Carmichael Middle School serves students in grades six through eight. 49 certificated staff and classified staff work with 850 students on a closed campus. The building encompasses two gyms, a library/media center, administrative offices and 35 specialized classrooms including art studio, two technology labs, home and family, structured self-contained, band and choir. The grounds include soccer fields, football fields, basketball courts and baseball/softball fields.

School Program Description

Carmichael Middle School offers students a wide range of required and elective classes. Students are required to take two semesters of language arts, mathematics, science and social studies as well as a semester of physical education each year. Sixth and seventh graders take six quarters of exploratory classes or two quarters of exploratory classes and band or choir. Eighth grade stuents take three semesters of elective classes or a one semester elective class and band or choir. Students choose from a variety of exploratory classes including home and family, art, technology, math imagination, mythology, Spanish, German, speech, reading skills, leadership, band and choir. All grade levels have advanced math classes and students may take algebra and foreign languages for high school credit.

And some items of interest for planning a successful year…

Current Addresses: Please let the office know if you have a change of address. You may leave that information on our voice mail during the summer. The phone number is 967-6425. If there is more than one address per family, please indicate where student resides.

Emergency Numbers: It is very important that parents keep the school informed of changes in addresses and phone numbers, both home and work. Emergency contacts and phone numbers are especially crucial if a student becomes ill or injured. Please notify the school office at 967-6425 or 967-6427 when such changes occur. We can accommodate cell phone numbers and e-mail addresses as well.

School Supplies: School supply lists will be discussed by teachers on the first day of school. Students will need the following on the first day:

3-ring notebook Eraser Pencils
Notebook paper Ballpoint pens, black or blue Zippered pencil pouch
Notebook dividers Math notebook (3-ring) A great, positive attitude!

The following sports are available to 7th & 8th graders:
Football, cross country, volleyball, dance, boys basketball, girls basketball, wrestling, track, fast pitch softball and baseball.

Sports participation forms may be picked up outside of the office window. You only need one physical for the entire school year, and most parents take care of this during the summer. Your student-athlete will be given a schedule of games and practices from his or her coach. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Galliher (our athletic director) at 967-6430 or at brian.stadelman@rsd.edu

 

Athletic Participation Forms

Our office needs your help…

It is our desire to provide quality serve to you and your student. We are a small staff for a large middle school (three office secretaries for 850+ students). Because of the extremely busy and varied activity of a large middle school, we are asking for your help with the following items:

· Please remember to call our attendance office, 967-6427, on the mornings that your child is absent. Please don't send your sick child to school.
· Teachers have asked that you not request homework until the 2nd day that your child is absent. Generally a student who is out one day can get caught up on homework upon his return.

· If you are planning an absence, your student may pick up a pre-arranged absence form from the office to inform teachers and obtain homework.
· Money for lunches may be put on account in the cafeteria. Make check payable to "RSD" and give it to Mrs. Parker (café supervisor) in the cafeteria. We are often inundated to deliver messages to students, requests for calls home for rides or money, deliveries of clothing, etc., and most of these are related to after-school activities, dances, or holidays. Please make arrangements with your child regarding these items in advance of the day of the activity. We have designed a year-long calendar for most, if not all, of these activities to help you plan.
· Our policy regarding delivery of balloons, flowers, candy, etc., is that a note only will be delivered to the student. The above items tend to be a disruption to classes and are difficult to handle in the halls and on the buses, so we kindly request that you send your special student a gift at home.

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