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2022-2024 High School Information

All high school information links can be found in this Google Slide Show from Back to School Night.

Class of 2028 8th Grade Orientation

New Jersey Regional Crisis Hotlines

When your child is facing challenges to their functioning and well-being, finding the right services and support can be overwhelming.  If you have concerns about your child’s mental health and/or are interested in learning more about what help is available, call Perfomcare (877) 652-7624 or visit www.performcarenj.org

Contact Us

Ms. Jessica Amato, 6th Grade
(732) 919-0095 x8488
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Mrs. Tracy Spalding, 7th Grade
(732) 919-0095 x8231
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Mrs. Kristine Anderson, 8th Grade
(732) 919-0095 x7219
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Our Mission

To implement a comprehensive, developmental school counseling program which fosters student success through focusing on academic achievement, social/emotional development, and career exploration in a positive atmosphere.

Who Are School Counselors?

School Counselors, referred to as “guidance counselors” in the past, help every student improve academic achievement, personal and social development and career planning. We are highly trained educators who uphold ethical and professional standards to design, implement and manage comprehensive, developmental, results-based school counseling programs that promote, encourage and enhance student success.

What Do School Counselors Do?

School Counselors address the academic and developmental needs of all students, not just those in need. We collaborate with students, parents, staff members, as well as the community in order to ensure future success.

NEW TO MIDDLE SCHOOL NORTH

S.H.A.R.E. “Students Helping All Residents Everywhere”

Middle School North is pleased to present a character education program available to all students. Encompassing our 4-Cores: Respect, Effort, Teamwork and Safety, students will be rewarded for volunteering their time by performing community service.

The students who participate in this program submit documentation of completed community service hours at the end of each marking period. Recognition for accumulated community service hours are as follows:

  • 15 hours = Hornet tier
  • 25 hours = Bronze tier
  • 50 hours = Silver tier
  • 75 hours = Gold tier
  • 100 + hours = Platinum tier
  • 300 + hours = Diamond tier
  • Students, keep track of your hours by downloading the S.H.A.R.E. Time Sheet

 

S.H.A.R.E. 2023-2024

  • Coming Soon!
 

Volunteer Organizations

 

"North S.T.A.R.S."

Our "North S.T.A.R.S." (Students Transforming And Redefining Schools) Program has changed from using the 6 Pillars of Character Education to:

CORE 4: elements--RESPECT, EFFORT, TEAMWORK, AND SAFETY

 MSN

Students’ names will be displayed on MSN’s star wall when a staff members notice students demonstrating any of the CORE 4: elements--RESPECT, EFFORT, TEAMWORK, AND SAFETY.  These students will still receive a certificate. And, at the end of each month, an email blast will be still be sent out to all of the parents and staff with a list of that month’s “North S.T.A.R.S.”  In addition, with assistance from our amazing PTA and local community organizations and business, all nominated North S.T.A.R.S. are entered into monthly prize drawings to award their positive impact on our school community. 

  

Quarterly Topics of Interest

  • Connect with Kids

    This very informative weekly newsletter can be sent to you via e-mail or log onto this website: http://www.connectwithkids.com/. CWK Network produces innovative educational topics covering children and teen issues. For more information; please call: 1-888-598-KIDS

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Resources

Websites of Interest

Bullying

 

Students of the Month - March

SOTM