Mustang Rundown

Attendance Procedures: Please email Mrs. Hagen (carla_hagen@ccpsnet.net) when your child is absent.

November 15- Fall Play 7pm

November 16- Fall Play 7pm

November 27- No School (Holiday)

Hey Mustangs! Midlothian Middle School’s Drama Department is selling tickets for the fall show The 10 Best/Worst Things About Middle School on November 15th & 16th at 7 p.m. We are selling tickets during lunches until next Thursday next week. Tickets are $7 each. You can either pay with cash or check. You can also buy tickets at the door as long as supplies last.

The next PTO meeting will be November 13 th at 2:30 in the library. We hope to see you there!

The next spirit night is November 19th at Panera Bread. Details to follow.

Thank you for your support!

If you are passionate about education, have a bachelor’s degree and want to explore pathways to becoming a licensed teacher, then learn more in a free virtual session 4-5 p.m. Nov. 19 organized by Chesterfield County Public Schools. This website provides details about iteach and how it can help you become a teacher.

We have significantly increased our substitute teacher pool over the last year, but we continue to look for substitute teachers, particularly for the following central Chesterfield schools.

• Bellwood Elementary

• Bensley Elementary

• Beulah Elementary

• Falling Creek Elementary

• Gates Elementary

• Hening Elementary

• Hopkins Elementary

• Jacobs Road Elementary

• Salem Church Elementary

• Falling Creek Middle

• Salem Church Middle

• Bird High

• CTC @ Courthouse

• Meadowbrook High

Substitute teachers are paid a daily rate of $136. On Fridays and predetermined high- demand days, the daily rate is $203. Here are details: Central Chesterfield Substitute Job Fair: Nov. 7 from 4-6 p.m. at Salem Church Middle School (9700 Salem Church Road, N. Chesterfield, VA 23237). Those who are interested are encouraged to apply in advance.

The fall edition of CCPS on the Go is available in English and Spanish. In this issue, we celebrate opening a new Falling Creek Middle and share about ongoing construction activities for other new schools. We highlight achievements of students and staff as well as school activities. Also in this issue: 55 experienced teachers from 12 countries are now working as full-time educators in Chesterfield County Public Schools.

CCPS on the Go began in 2021 as a printed publication that was mailed to every home in Chesterfield County. Starting with this issue, the award-winning publication is shifting to a digital format. An archive of all issues (in English and Spanish) is online.

Everyone within CCPS works to support students and help them grow into strong young people. When there is a problem, we want to connect with students and families to solve it. As we enter week two of the 2024-2025 school year, we want to be sure that families know what to do if you have a concern. Communicating to school staff members is the best way to start. Here is a handy chart to help the problem-solving process

Coffee & Conversation is an easy way to connect with experts offering advice on topics helpful to parents. The free online gatherings take place 1-2 p.m. weekly. See the full schedule and register here for topics of your choice:

• Nov. 20: Supporting Your Child's Self Esteem

• Dec. 4: Managing Screen Time

• Dec. 11: Recognizing the Signs of Human Trafficking

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