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Interested in running for the School Board?
Filing deadline is March 2, 2012 at 4:30 p.m.
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Advanced Placement Information
Dr. Perrine began meeting with our AP classes today and disseminating information for registering for the upcoming AP exams in May. Attached below are introduction letter, the registration forms needed and permission slips. These were also distributed to your children. Please review them and return as soon as possible.
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PSAT Information - Alertnow 1-24-11
Today your student received their results from the October PSAT administration. The PSAT measures critical reading skills, math problem solving skills, and writing skills. Students will receive feedback on their strengths and weaknesses and skills necessary for college study. In addition, students received personal online access code to College Board’s My College Quickstart which gives personalized feedback, practice and college planning based on your PSAT/NMSQT results.
Students and parents can access the understanding the PSAT power point on our website at Middletownhs.org
If you have any questions pertaining to the PSAT’s, please visit collegeboard.org or contact your child’s guidance counselor.
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DRAFT - 2012-13 School Calendar - DRAFT
Review and Comment
Until February 7, 2012
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Important Construction Update from the Superintendent
Parent Information Meetings
7 p.m. on February 8, at Townsend Elementary
7 p.m. on February 15, at Brick Mill Elementary
7 p.m. on January 24, at Townsend Elementary - completed
7 p.m. on January 25, at Cedar Lane Elementary - completed
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January is National Mentoring Month

Help us celebrate ASD's mentors
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The mission of Middletown High School, a diverse and rapidly growing comprehensive learning community, is to challenge students to strive for personal excellence and to achieve distinction through:
- Fostering an environment that offers opportunities that prepare students
to be global citizens - Character
- Cultivating pride by supporting positive behavior - Attitude
- Enabling all students to discover and achieve post
secondary endeavors - Vision
- Implementing a diverse, rigorous curriculum - Success

To report bullying, harassment or other suspicious activities click on the S.O.S. logo. The S.O.S. Program was designed to provide students, parents and the community with another avenue of communication to ensure a safe environment for our students, staff and volunteers. All e-mails will be received by school administrators.
Families also have the option of contacting the school or state by phone:
- (302) 376-4200
- or Delaware Department of Justice
Bullying Prevention & School Crime Contact (Ombudsperson)
1-800-220-5414
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