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New 6th Grader Bobcat Night!
We are so excited to welcome you to Sumner Middle School! Our office team has put together a website designed just for the class of 2027. On this website you will find helpful videos and information about Sumner Middle School.
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Weekly Update April 28
Remember to reach out to our counselors or administrators if you need support of any kind. Our counselors have access to social/emotional, financial, and crisis resources. We want our Bobcats to keep learning, but first and foremost we want our Bobcats to be healthy and feel supported!
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SMS Staff Parade May 1
We are planning our SMS staff parade for this Friday, May 1st! We are still figuring out details so stay tuned for more information about time and routes for Friday. Can’t wait to see our students and families!
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Weekly Update April 20
As we begin our fifth week of distance learning, here is our online structure (much of this has been shared in earlier newsletters):
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Family Message April 13
We hope you and your family had a nice Spring Break. Receiving the news last week that we would not be returning to the Sumner Middle School building to finish out this school year was not completely unexpected but still a shock nonetheless.
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Family Message March 30
We want you to know we think about you each day and look forward to seeing you again soon. We hope you are making safe, healthy choices. We also know moving school from the Sumner Middle School building to your home has been an interesting and sometimes confusing transition.
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Family Message March 23
Expect an email every Monday from Ms. Williams and Ms. Mouring that will provide important information connected to our two student goals of Student Learning and Positive, Supportive Environment.
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Summer School is happening this year -- remotely
Open to students currently in grades 8-12, summer school is for those who want to make up credit, get ahead in credits or extend online coursework. Registration deadline is June 24.
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Required Learning
What does required new distance learning look like? What can parents and students expect? While distance learning cannot fully replace students’ experiences in schools, this approach will help ensure they are prepared for the next step in their educational journey.
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Free Meals for Students
Grab-n-go meals -- breakfast and lunch -- are available for children 18 years or younger. A student does not need to attend school at the distribution location to get meals.
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New Student Registration
Do you need to register a student for school? Student registration forms will be collected via email during our closure.
