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Ware Middle - wear BLUE tomorrow, 10-7-19, for World Day of Bullying Prevention!! Let’s Stomp Out Bullying!!
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Ware Middle School students will start a new phone policy on Monday. We are enforcing this policy to limit the distraction and temptation for them to use their phones during instructional time. The phones will be powered off at 7:00 until 3:10. Cell phones will be stored in book bags or lockers until the end of the day. If they need to contact a parent or guardian, they will be allowed to call from the office. Students that are sick will go to the nurse. She will take care of them or call their parents to pick them up. Students will be given a grace period to get used to the new policy. I appreciate you all assisting us with this transition.
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Interquest Detection Canines of Georgia will provide an assembly for students, staff, and parents tomorrow, October 4th, at 9:00 a.m. They will share how their involvement with the school assists with deterring students from bringing contraband. The assembly will take place in Ware Middle School’s Auditorium. We would like to thank our parents and stakeholders for your continued support. We look forward to seeing you there.
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