Happy Sunday, Chargers!
Chargers, can you believe it? The first six weeks of school are already behind us, and we’re just three short weeks away from the end of the 1st quarter—WOW! We are so proud of the hard work and growth we’ve seen from our students already this year.
Our Beginning of the Year MAP testing has now concluded, and teachers will begin holding data meetings to set and review student growth goals. Be sure to ask your Charger how they did on MAP and what their individual growth goal is—they’ve each set a target to work toward this year!
We’re excited to partner with you in supporting students as they reach for their goals and continue to grow academically.
Forest Meadow Middle School is excited to share that we are part of the 2024–2026 Stronger Connections Grant (SCG), awarded to only 98 school districts and charter systems across the nation, including Richardson ISD.
The purpose of this grant is to support systemic change in how schools address and respond to bullying, violence, and acts of hate. By supporting both the academic and non-academic needs of students, SCG helps us create safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environments that promote:
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Improved academic achievement
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Mental, behavioral, and emotional health
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Physical health and overall student well-being
At FMMS, our Stronger Connections team is using the Student Support Framework (SSF) (pictured in the flyer) to assess current systems and programming. We’re committed to ensuring every Charger feels safe, supported, and ready to learn.
Stay tuned for updates as we continue this important work!
Dr. Burt, Principal
