6th Grade Transition Program

Dr. Nichols said you have more responsibility in middle school. Name one way in which your responsibility as a middle school student is different compared to your responsibility as an elementary school student. (There are several correct answers.)

Answer explanation

-You must remember your schedule.

-You only see some teachers every other day.

-Your work will have increased rigor and the work load will increase.

-You may be required to do work independently prior to coming to class.

-You are older and expected to know how to behave.

-You may have to ask for help after school if you aren't doing well in a class.

What is the name of your 6th grade Language Arts Teacher?

• Mrs. Glaeser

• Ms. Moore

• Ms. Taylor-Jamison

• Ms. Turner

Who are the 6th grade Science Teachers?

• Ms. Moore and Ms. Turner

• Ms. Turner and Ms. Diller

• Ms. Moore and Mrs. Farnam

• Ms. Taylor-Jamison and Mrs. Farnam

What is the name of your 6th grade Math Teacher?

• Ms. Diller

• Mrs. Giusto

• Mrs. Hall

• Ms. Turner

What is the name of your 6th grade Social Studies Teacher?

• Mrs. Glaeser

• Ms. Moore

• Ms. Taylor-Jamison

• Ms. Turner

Who do you speak to about problems with your schedule?

True or False: Ms. Morris is the principal and Dr. Nichols is the assistant principal.

• True

• False

Dr. Nichols showed you the Code of Conduct and mentioned that consequences for misbehavior in secondary school are different. Are the consequences less or more severe now that you are in middle school?

When is it ok to have your cell phone visible and turned on.

• If there is an emergency at the school

• If you are in the bathroom

• If a teacher gives permission for a special project

• If you are in the halls between classes

Middle Schoolers will NOT be using lockers this year.

• True

• False