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Special Announcements

 
Friday, January 15 - Schools Closed - Learn from Home Day
Monday, January 18 is MLK Day - No School
 
January 2021 Attendance Schedules for virtual and face-to-face instruction students. Virtual instruction will resume Wednesday January 6, 2021. Face-to-face instruction will resume Monday January 4, 2021.

 

Primary, Elementary and Intermediate schools (K-5) will remain 5 days a week with no school for staff or students January 18, 2021 - Martin Luther King Day.
 
Middle and high school students will remain on the A-B hybrid schedule for the weeks of January 18 and January 25. 
 
A/B Attendance Schedule for Middle and High Schools
 
  Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
           
January  11 A B B A Off - Learn from Home 
January  18 MLK day - Off B A A B
January  25 A B B A B
 
This information will be updated regularly, as we receive notice from the school district office.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Annual Title I Meeting - Virtual
 
Wednesday, October 7 at 5:00pm.
 

Due to the Covid-19 procedures, all our parent meetings will be held virtually.  Any information that would normally be given to parents during these meetings will be posted on this page, our Facebook page and will be made available for download.

 

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the Title I program at New Heights Middle School.  Topics that will be discussed are:

 

  • What it is?
  • How does it work?
  • What Title I programs generally offer.
  • Parents right to know
  • What New Heights Middle School Title I funding provides
  • School Parent Involvement Policy
  • Home-School Compact
 
 

Red Ribbon Week 2020 - Say "No" to Drugs Campaign

 

Since we are not able to schedule assemblies at this time due to Covid 19 restrictions, we produced a video highlighting the Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office. Red Ribbon Week was observed Oct. 26-30 with dress down opportunities each day (coordinated by our Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Kristy McCright) for students, faculty and staff to show support for our Say “No” to Drugs campaign. Hawk News Team members Tiffany Funderburk, 7th grade and Tashia Quick, 8th grade pre-recorded their questions for Sheriff Dixon and his command staff.  The video was shared with students during their Elective classes.

 

We believe this was an effective way to help educate our students and community.  Mr. Chad Johnson did a wonderful job producing the video. We appreciate the cooperation of Sheriff JD Dixon and the Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office and the support received from our Principal, Dr. Omoro King and Assistant Principal, Mr. Perry Miller.

 

https://youtu.be/CiMGPVFUD-4

 

Hawks News Team Sponsors: Michelle Medlin and Karen Brock

 
 
Attention Parents:
 
If you authorize a change in transportation for your child, you must complete the form below and send to the school. If you have any questions, please contact our Assistant Principal, Mr. Perry Miller at 843-658-6830. 
 
 
 
Spirit Week - October 19-23
 
Thursday, Oct. 22: A-day students dress down FREE (wear school colors / red, white, blue)
Friday, Oct. 23: B-day students dress down FREE (wear school colors / red, white, blue)
 
October is Bullying Prevention Month
 
Inclusion Week to promote kindness and inclusion - October 19-23
Unity Day is October 21
 
Monday, Oct. 19: Inservice - no students
Tuesday, Oct. 20: A-day students wear an Orange shirt with uniform bottoms
Wednesday, Oct. 21: B-day students wear an Orange shirt with uniform bottoms
 
Faculty/staff may wear orange tops both days with professional bottoms.
 
 
Red Ribbon Week - Say "No" To Drugs Campaign: October 26-30
 

Monday, Oct. 26: Voting for my future to be drug free (Wear Red, White and Blue)

Tuesday, Oct. 27: Red-y to live drug Free (wear as much red as possible)

Wednesday, Oct. 28: From Head to toe,  I am drug free (Crazy Hair and Socks)

Thursday, Oct. 29:  Peace out to drugs (wear tie dye/ peace signs/ sunglasses)

Friday, Oct. 30: All Heroes are drug free (Dress up as your favorite superhero)

 

Faculty/staff may dress up each day to support our campaign.

 

 
National Career Development Month - November
 
 
 
 

Calling All Parents

 

Would you like to become more engaged in the New Heights Parent/Teacher/Student Association?

 

Do you have time available to help during the school day?

 

Do you have fundraising ideas?

 

Join the NHMS PTSA!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
SC Governor's School of the Arts & Humanities
 
http://www.scgsah.org/summer-programs.php
 
 
Students who arrive after 8:30am MUST be signed in by a parent or guardian in the main office. If you have any questions, please contact the school at 843-658-6830.