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Schools Eligible to Receive FREE Dell Computers!
During the 2008-2009 school year, Dell Computers is continuing its support of Metro Schools by sponsoring the Dell Computer Contest. The contest, which encourages parental involvement in school, will award computers to the schools in each high school cluster who sign up the most parents for membership in their PTA, PTO or Parent Support Groups during their first meeting. The first meeting must be held between August 12 and September 19. Winners will be determined by dividing the number of PTA, PTO or Parent Support Group sign-ups by a school’s enrollment.
For contest rules, click here. To download the Dell Computer Contest Sign-Up Form, click here.
What's new in 2008-2009 for Metro Schools?
MNPS has announced several important changes for the 2008-2009 school year, including new school start times for most middle and high schools, orientation schedules, a schedule change at MNPS Enhanced Option Schools, MTA bus route changes, reorganization at the Central Office, SLC high school late arrival days, principal and assistant principal reassignments, and changes to athletic physicals. For more information regarding these district changes, click here.
*For the 2008-2009 school list, which includes all principals, school addresses, phone numbers and open/close times, click on the School Quick List located in the gray column to your left under the School Info section.
State Test Scores Released
Monday, July 28, the State Department of Education released the state's No Child Left Behind test scores. MNPS is excited to announce that nine district schools have been removed from the High Priority List and into Good Standing status. These schools include: Overton High, Pearl-Cohn High, Alex Green Elementary School, Glenn Enhanced Option Elementary School, Goodlettsville Middle School, Madison School, McMurray Middle School, Neely’s Bend Middle School, and W.A. Bass Middle School.
Despite this and other excellent news regarding this year's test results, MNPS has fallen into Restructuring 1 for failing to meet Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) this year for certain students. For more information about the test scores, district status and what's next for the district, click here.
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