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We are still accepting applications for the 26-27 School Year for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade

Don’t just survive middle school. Thrive!

Magnolia Middle is enjoying a spectacular first year. Our fully staffed, experienced teaching team is hard at work helping a tight knit community of students grow academically, strengthen social bonds and skills, all while exploring new and challenging endeavors across all areas - inside and out of the classroom.

Students at Magnolia Middle will:

  • Join a small, close-knit community comprised of passionate teachers, hard-working students, and diverse families.

  • Develop their academic, physical, emotional, and social skills through high-quality core curriculum and enrichment courses, including year long art, music, and PE.

  • Serve as leaders to a thriving and beautiful campus community, home to over 500 students.

FAQs

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  • First block starts at 8:15am and dismissal begins at 4:00pm.

    Breakfast will be served from 8:00-8:15.

    Students may be dropped off before school as early as 7:30 if they are following school guidelines (no adult supervision prior to 8:00).

    We will have clubs after school on many days until 4:45pm, and partner with the Boys and Girls Club across the street if children need longer after school care.

  • We believe in giving students the opportunity to have their voices heard so that the clubs we offer are things they want to do! We will have a sport in each season for girls and boys, and then will have whatever clubs children are interested in and can get a chaperone for. We are working with our rising elementary students and will get input from new students at registration so we can finalize the list of club opportunities (which will be subject to change as interests change!). We have used this approach at our elementary school and the types of clubs we have are: ukulele, running, art, STEM, chess, sports, soccer, yarn, French, dance, gardening and more. Typically, clubs meet weekly and cost $6 per meeting.

  • Yes! We are a public school and have an experienced special education team. If your student has a 504 or IEP, please get in touch with our Special Education Coordinator, Taylor Brenis at tbrenis@montessoriforall.org.

  • Each class will have approximately 20 students and one guide.

  • We will be a phone free campus - students will check their phones in when they arrive and check them out at the end of the day.

    Students will be issued a school provided (and monitored) Chromebook to support their academic progress.

  • We do not have school buses, but are conveniently located next to a bus stop and the intersection of 183 and 290, allowing quick access from many directions.

  • Yes! We participate in the National School Lunch Program and have both lunch and breakfast available each day (free or reduced for those who qualify).