Click the "Transportation - CCSD" link above for registration information from the CCSD Transportation Department for the 2010-2011 school year..

The Clark County School District will provide bus transportation for students that live beyond a determined 2 mile distance from the school. Registration of a NEW student to Schofield MS will include information regarding your request for this service. Call 799-8111 for additional information.

To verify that your home address receives transportation services click -
VERIFY Transportation Eligibility 2010

To register a NEW student for transportation services or the update a students information click - Registration

CCSD has developed a set of rules that each student will follow while using the transportation services. For a printable version of these rules click - Safety First Rules

Each year the Clark County Department of Public Works evaluates traffic and pedestrian safety plan maps for middle schools located within the unincorporated areas of the County. These maps, called Safe Route to School maps, identify locations of traffic control facilities and devices, allowing parents/guardians to select a safe route to school for their students. Click the link "Safe Route to School Map - Schofield MS" for a printable version of the map for Schofield MS and a descriptive brochure. Read more about the Safe Route Program for CCSD

The Clark County Health District will be at the three Back to School Fairs providing immunizations:
Meadows Mall - Saturday, August 14, 2010, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Boulevard Mall - Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Galleria at Sunset - Saturday, August 28, 2010, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Administrative fees for shots range from $16-$25. Some shots may have other fees. Parents/guardians will need to bring their child's shot records and Medicaid or Nevada CheckUp card, if applicable. Culinary insurance is accepted for children through the age of 18.

For other locations where Clark County Health District staff will be, parents can call 759-0850 or go to the Ravenholt, East Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas Public Health Centers. For additional information you can visit the Health District’s Web site at www.southernnevadahealthdistrict.org.

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Recommend a RAVE Review

Have you experienced great customer service from a CCSD employee? Have you observed exemplary behavior...a CCSD employee going the extra mile?

A RAVE (Recognize A Valued Employee) Review is an unsolicited acknowledgement of a CCSD employee who has demonstrated a special effort, a job well done, a project of quality workmanship and/or a caring and sensitive attitude.

RAVE Reviews can now be submitted online. You are encouraged to submit your great experiences, interactions or gratitude for excellent customer service by a CCSD employee at
www.ccsd.net/rave.
Save paper and share the good news!

If you have submitted paper RAVE Reviews in the past, thank you! You do not need to resubmit those.

2009-2010 Common Mathematics Semester Assessments

The Clark County School District will be administering a Common Mathematics Semester Assessment for all first semester Pre-Algebra 8, Algebra 1 and Algebra 1H mathematics classes.

To assist parents in preparing their students for the assessments, practice assessments are available on the following websites:
1. CCSD Mathematics Semester Exam Practice
2. RPDP High School Math

BE KIND - The Josh Stevens Foundation

Schofield Middle School is beginning a NEW program called "BE KIND," co-sponsored by The Josh Stevens Foundation.

In order to promote kindness and prevent bullying, Schofield is implementing this kindness program. All teachers and staff will be watching for students who display random acts of kindness. When caught, these students will receive one of the "You've Been Caught Being Kind" cards. These cards contain the special "Josh Stevens Foundation" bracelet, a treat gift card and the inspirational information about being kind. These students will also receive the RED "Be Kind" T-shirt, telling all that see it that they are spreading kindness in the Schofield MS community. Schofield wants to honor students for their kindness and inspiration to other students.You Been Caught Being Kind" tri-fold gift cards

As part of this special group of "Be Kind" students:
1. These awesome students may get to appear on the Schofield News.
2. When wearing any Be Kind T-shirt, they will get to go to the front of the lunch line.
3. On announced days, they will be allowed to leave class early to go to lunch.
4. Will be entered into a special drawing to win a $250 Scholarship-Bond for College.
5. And other special incentives when announced.

A BLUE "Be Kind" T-shirt will be sold at the student store. A student wearing a BLUE "Be Kind" T-shirt, helping to spread the kindness revolution to our Schofield community, will also receive the lunchroom privileges.

Please visit The Josh Stevens Foundation to learn more about what you can do to promote KINDESS in our neighborhoods.

MANDATED IMMUNIZATION-Tdap Bordetella Pertussi

The Nevada State Board of Health passed a mandate requiring all INCOMING SEVENTH-GRADERS to be immunized against Bordetella pertussis (whooping cough).

Click the provided link for a printable shot form for your visit:
Tdap Vaccine Administration Record (English)
Tdap Vaccine Administration Record (Spanish)

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Click the "2010-2011 Recommended School Supplies" link above for a printable copy of the supplies that are recommened for Schofield Middle School student classes. Classes resume on Monday, August 30, 2010. Access for students to the campus begins at 7:30 a.m.

Each year the Clark County Department of Public Works evaluates traffic and pedestrian safety plan maps for middle schools located within the unincorporated areas of the County. These maps, called Safe Route to School maps, identify locations of traffic control facilities and devices, allowing parents/guardians to select a safe route to school for their students. Click the link "Safe Route to School Map - Schofield MS" for a printable version of the map for Schofield MS and a descriptive brochure.

Sixth grade students will be introduced to the Nevada Career Information System Jr.(NCIS Jr.). This web site is designed to provide extensive career information for students as they explore their interests/options for their future.

After exploring various careers, students have had an opportunity to use the new CCSD Online Academic Plan at: http://eduplan.ccsd.net Students complete the online academic plan and will submit that information online. Students and their families can review and revise their academic plans online anytime as interest and goals change .

Access to this password protected web site requires students to use their personal student identification number, complete name and birth date. Please visit this invaluable resource site and have your child use this resource to plan for their successful academic future.

Should you have questions about the use of this site, call our counseling office at: 799-2290 ext. 4300.

2010-2011 Schofield Middle School Course Catalog

Registration for elective classes will start on tba using our online website. New 5th grade students and returning 6th and 7th grade students will make their selections for elective classes using the online registration link found on the home page for Schofield MS at http://schofieldms.org .

New students to Schofield Middle School will register for their 2010-2011 elective classes when they complete their school registration with our school's Registrar. (See our registration link for more information on registration to a Clark County school.)

Click the course catalog link for a printable copy of all of our course offerings.

 

Accountability Report

The 20109-2010 school accountability reports are now available. The Clark County School District provides this information for all schools. A paper copy of this report can be picked up from Schofield's adminstrative offices.Click on the Accountability Report link above to view its information.

These four-page research-based newsletters help parents build parenting skills like no other source. Great ideas parents can use to: motivate their children, build self-esteem and responsibility, encourage reading and learning at home, improve discipline, help at-risk families help their children, and more!

Parents Still Make the Difference is a newsletter that has been funded by the Clark County School District and will be posted monthly in both English and Spanish. Schofield families may print the publication for their home use only.

The Wings of the Flying Tiger

The Wings of the Flying Tiger is our schools bi-monthly newsletter. Find information about the many activities our students engage in it achool. See the list of top student scholars in the Straight A, A-B Honor, Perfect Attendance, and Straight O Citizenship rolls. A letter from the principal begins all of our newsletters and the up-and-coming events calendar make a great finish to the information provided.

Each newsletter can be found here starting in May, 2006. Tell friends and out-of-town family how to get to this informative document at www.schofieldms.org/resources.htm. Click on the link(s) below to read your printable newsletter volume.

Click on the "Monthly Lunch Menu" link above to get the latest menu for the daily lunches offered by the Clark County School District for middle school students. This menu will remain all month and will be replaced at the first of each new month. The Daily student bullitin will continue to provide the menu for the next school day. Click the "Daily Student Bulletin" link to learn more about daily and up-and-coming student events.

This booklet includes: important school contact telephone numbers, locker rules and use information, an area where your child can write the daily schedule, school behavior rules in the classroom, gym, and cafeteria, counselor information, award programs, attendance policy, discipline rules, and the dress code policy. Click on the Jack Lund Schofield Student Planner link above to view its information.

Any planner can help your child become organized and communicate. The planner includes a calendar that the student can use to record daily assignments and messages to and from home.

The first student planner is provided to our students at no charge. Students are required to keep it current and use it daily for all of their classes.

The student store is located in the cafeteria and is open every day during all lunch periods. Student may purchase a variety of items including pens and pencils, notebooks, paper, report covers, P.E. clothing, student planner, event tickets, and many many more items. Click the "Student Store Supplies" link above for a printable version of the items and their prices.

The JLS-19 Voluntary Statement is provided in the Deans' office for a student to write information regarding an incident that involves them or an incident they witnessed. Should your child wish to write the statement at home, click the "Student Voluntary Statement" link above for a printable version. Please return the completed form to the Deans' office as soon as possible. Should you have questions regarding the completion of the form, call 799-2290 ext. 4500.