Welcome to Iroquois Middle School

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2010 BOND ISSUE PROGRAM  

(Iroquois Middle School)

 

 

Iroquois Middle School received high marks by the Quality Assurance Review Team sent by North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI) 

Congratulations Staff

Iroquois Middle School remains

NCA Accredited         

                                      

           

                   

 

Iroquois Middle School
48301 Romeo Plank Road
Macomb, Michigan 48044

Phone: 586.723.3700
Fax: 586.723.3701

 
Mission Statement

We, the Iroquois Middle School Community, will provide a safe, supportive, challenging environment that encourages students to reach academic potential, develop respectful behaviors, and become responsible and successful citizens.

Vision Statement

Iroquois Middle School envisions itself as a positive learning environment with the highest expectations for academic success and technological advancement, where everyone will honor and respect the differences and uniqueness of individuals and develop a sense of responsibility.  We expect students to leave Iroquois with the knowledge and tools necessary to confidently meet the challenges of the future.

Belief Statement

            We believe education is a life-long process that is successful when:

        -All students are nurtured in a clean, safe, and orderly learning environment.
-Students are engaged in learning activities that take into account their individual needs, interests and learning styles.
-Learning stimulates curiosity and is active, enriching, challenging, and applicable to our world.
-Students demonstrate a strong, consistent effort and commitment to their own learning.
-Respect and responsibility are learned through consistent accountability, expectations, opportunities, and positive examples.
-Students are exposed to and accept diversity in our school community.
-Parents, staff, administrators and the community have a mutual respect and hold high expectations of success.

Take your child to work day

If you are planning on taking your child to work on April 26, 2012, I encourage you to contact the Iroquois today.  Please contact the front office at 723-3700.

Oakland University is offering a Summer Career Exploration Camp. Click on the link for more information


5th Grade Band Parents - Important Information

It is very important that you attend the Band Orientation.  At this orientation, you will have the opportunity to try all of the instruments, meet the band director and ask questions.  The meeting  will be held in the band room at Iroquois Middle School. 

Please plan to attend on either Monday, April 23 or Thursday, April 26. 
You may come anytime between 4:00 and 6:15 PM. 
Every ˝ hour a new meeting will begin.  Bring your parents!   

5th Grade Parent Orientation Power Point

Click to view presentation

 

How Do I Put Money Into My Students Lunch Account?

You may continue to deposit money into your student's lunch account by check
in the cafeteria or you can add money by clicking on the website below. 

www.sendmoneytoschool.com
 

New at Iroquois - PaySchools

 PaySchools™ is an online payment processing system that provides schools with an easy and efficient method to collect fees and receive electronic payments for school lunches, field trips, registration fees, T-shirts and any other school-related fees.   PaySchools makes it possible for all schools to offer parents the convenience of online purchasing without incurring large administration or setup costs.

(For athletic payments, go to the athletic website and follow the directions for PaySchools)

You can access PaySchools through a link on our web site. Select the items they want to purchase and then pay for them using credit cards or electronic checks. Payments are automatically processed and the money is transferred to the school’s local bank account. For specific information, please click on a link below.

 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Band PaySchools for Athletics Choir
Panther Cub Club Student Council NJHS
Bowling Club    

 

 

By popular demand, the Panther Cub Club is back!  This is a club only for 6th graders and is sponsored by Iroquois staff members.  Different activities are offered through out the school year on a monthly or bi-monthly basis.

 

 




 

 

 

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Administration

Newsletters

Parent Information

Looking for a teachers' website for your child's homework?            
Click on Instructional staff
 

Instructional Staff

Curriculum

Media Center

Counseling Department

Ancillary Staff

Photo Album

Athletics

School Clubs

Fundraisers

Spirit Wear

School Forms

School Improvement (NCA)

Emerald
 

District Calendar 2011-12

Annual Education Report Letter

Iroquois Annual Educational Report 2010-2011

CVHS-9 Freshman orientation Information

Chippewa Valley High School Class of 2016

Freshmen Orientation has been Cancelled
Everything you need to know about the Ninth Grade Center will take place at
BIG RED CHECK-IN, August 21st from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

The Chippewa Valley High School Ninth Grade Center would like to invite students and parents to attend our newly revised Big Red Check-in on Tuesday, August 21, 2012 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Many staff members will be in attendance helping parents and students through the check-in process, as well as handing out lockers, books and temporary schedules. Students can walk the halls and locate classrooms, their locker, Guidance Office, Main Office, Gym, Cafeteria, drinking fountains, bathrooms, locker rooms, Media Center, etc. Parents and students will be introduced to a variety of student activities, athletic programs and co-curricular activities that Chippewa Valley High School has to offer.
Parents will receive a Student Survival Guide with all the information needed to insure their child has a successful year at the Ninth Grade Center. The detailed guide, we think, will answer questions you may have about sending your child to the Ninth Grade Center. This guide will also highlight the Student Code of Conduct that your child will receive on the first day of school; review academic expectations and student behavior; and, introduce various clubs/athletic teams. This is extremely beneficial to know, so you can help your child become involved at Chippewa Valley High School right away!

We certainly hope that you will be able to join us for this fun, informative morning – Tuesday, August 21, 2012. We look forward to meeting you and helping you become a “Big Red”.

Diane Zatkoff                  Mark Adamski
Principal                       Assistant Principal

Box Tops for Education  Support your school by collecting box tops and turning them in to the main office.  This is an easy way to support Iroquois.  Click on the parent information link in the helpful links section for a collection sheet.

Calendar of Events
 

2011-2012
 
Sept. 6      School Begins
Sept.13     Curriculum Night 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Sept. 22    Picture Day
Oct 11-28  MEAP Testing
Nov. 1       End of the First Quarter
Nov. 2       Picture Re-takes (p.m.)
Nov. 8       Teacher PD Day, No School
Nov. 9,10   Parent/Teacher Conferences
Nov. 11      AM classes ONLY
Nov. 23-25 Thanksgiving Break
Dec. 20     Holiday Break-Begins end of day
Jan. 4        Classes resume
Jan. 16      Teacher PD Day-No School
Jan. 20      1/2 day (AM only)
                 End of the Second Quarter
Feb. 6        School Spelling Bee
Feb. 17      Mid-Winter Break-begins end of day
Feb. 27      Classes resume
Mar. 1        CAC rescheduled to 3/15
Mar. 7        Late start - 6th grade, 11:06 a.m.
Mar. 7-8     Parent/Teacher Conf. PM ONLY
Mar. 9        AM Classes ONLY
Mar. 15      CAC meeting - CANCELLED
Mar. 30      End of the third quarter
                 Spring Breaks-Begins end of day
Apr. 10       Classes Resume
Apr. 18       5th grade Parent Orientation
Apr. 25       Choir Concert - DHS
May 25       Teacher PD Day - No School
May 28       Memorial Day - No School
May 30       Band Concert-All Grades
May 31       Awards Night
Jun. 13       Last Day of School-AM only

 
   
 

 

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NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION:  It is the policy of Chippewa Valley Schools not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, genetics,gender, age, disability, height, weight or marital status in its programs, services, activities, or employment. Inquiries related to nondiscrimination policies should be directed to: Civil Rights Coordinator, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources, Chippewa Valley Schools Administration, 19120 Cass Avenue, Clinton Township, MI 48038 Phone: 586-723-2090 / Nondiscrimination inquiries related to disability should be directed to: Section 504 Coordinator, Director of Special Services, (same address) Phone: 586-732-2180.