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Our CHMS Virtual Learning Schedule is located on the Virtual Learning Instructional Guide that your child recieved. Also, please see the image below if needed regarding the schedule. Click the following link if you would like to download and/or print an additional copy of our Virtual Learning Instructional Guide.
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3rd 9 Weeks schedules may be viewed in our Chalkable portal or may be picked up from the front office.
2nd 9 Weeks grades are currently viewable in Chalkable, as well, and printed report cards can be picked up from the front office on Thursday between 8:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
School breakfast and lunches will be available during our virtual days form 11 am until 1 pm. The lunchroom must be notified by 8:30 am if you plan to pick up a breakfast and lunch.
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Dear Parent or Guardian: We are in the process of conducting an evaluation of our Title I Parent and Family Engagement Program, and we would like to know what you think. Please take a few minutes to complete the Title I Parent Survey. The responses will be used to improve the Title I Parent and Family Engagement program. If you have questions about the survey or need assistance please contact the CHMS office. 334-566-5770.
Title I Parent Survey
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Dear CHMS Family, July 9, 2020
I hope that our Charles Henderson Middle School families are doing well. Our devoted faculty and staff are working diligently and making preparations to begin the 2020-2021 school year. The safety and well-being of our students and staff is our top priority. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, CHMS will adhere to the Troy City Schools Educators’ Guide for reopening schools.
The Troy City Schools Reopening Plan includes instructional options for CHMS students.
- Traditional: face-to-face instruction, daily attendance
- Blended: face-to-face and online instruction, classrooms transition to online if there is an increase of cases or concern for the potential surge of COVID-19.
- Virtual: Troy City Schools Remote Learning (K-8) is the online option for students who choose to not return to the classroom for this school year.
2020-2021 Remote Learning Intent Form for Grades K-8
More information on instructional options
Our staff is committed to making every effort to ensure the safety, academic success, and emotional well-being of our students. Parents and supporting family members are crucial partners in this effort. We will need your support more than ever. The information listed below will help you begin planning for our year.
- Students will go immediately to their classroom where they will be screened using a touchless thermometer. More information regarding drop off and pick up times and procedures will be released soon. Health protocols will be observed regarding students with an elevated temperature.
- Classes will be set up in the safest manner possible to lessen contact. Students will transition only when necessary.
- Desks will be sanitized twice daily and in between any group change. Our custodial staff will clean and sanitize high touch surfaces throughout the day.
- Sharing of classroom items and supplies will be limited. Students are encouraged to label all personal supplies.
- Students are encouraged but not required to wear masks in classrooms. Parents will be given notice if special circumstances or certain activities require a mask. Students will be given at least one reusable mask that should be with them on campus at all times. Masks brought from home are acceptable.
- CHMS will provide breakfast and lunch according to the Troy City Schools CNP guidelines.
- Students are encouraged to bring a personal water bottle for the day as water fountains will be disabled.
- We will continuously update our information via social media, classroom communication, and our website - www.troyschools.net - click on Charles Henderson Middle School.
The first day of school will look different when school reopens on August 20, 2020. However, I am confident our CHMS students will be resilient and excel academically, physically, and socially during their middle school year.
Thank you for your continued support as our faculty, staff, students, parents, and community members intentionally work together to navigate resources and best practices to educate our school community.
Aaron Brown III
Principal
